Angkzes are semi-aquatic ambulatory ooblets native to Port Forward, similar in many respects to Legsies, but without the natural moxie or detached destructiveness.

A Badgetown-native ooblet partial to rainy days

Bittles have an aggressive dance battle style that has led to them being the mascot ooblets of the Peaksnubs club. Wild bittles can only be lured into dances with exclusive Peaksnubs treabies.

Despite being marginally prickly, Bristlebuds are clearly very friendly ooblets originating in the arid clime of Mamoonia.

Chickadingdings are stolid but not particularly spooky ooblets from Nullwhere.

A generally belligerent little ooblet native to Badgetown. Clickyclaws are known to congregate in unused structures and may act aggressively to interlopers.

Clompers' aggressive name belies their gentle (and some might say simple) nature. Taxonomically related to Lumpstumps insofar as they both have lil leaves on their heads.

Derbles are light-footed desert-dwellers who can be found scurrying around Mamoonia.

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Dumbirbs are flightless ooblets that look like they really should be able to fly. Well I've never seen them flying but maybe they can and they're just shy.

Firmos are monocular, mechanical-based ooblets found in Mamoonia.

A somewhat timid and reserved ooblet found around Badgetown. Fleebles are distantly related to shrumbos. Despite appearances to the contrary, they do have arms, they're just guite small.

Fripps are cheerfully peculiar natives of Mamoonia. It's been said that their top-mounted proboscis changes color in accordance with the proxtumnal oblivox (which only happens every 281,000 years).

Glanters are native to Nullwhere whose shyness is sometimes mistaken for creepiness when explorers see them peeking out from behind tall reeds in the dark.

Gloopylonglegs are jelly-encased creatures native to Nullwhere. Their long legs make them adept at wading through marshy swamps and herds of marshlings.

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Gubwees are Port Forward-native ooblets whose facial features have been observed to evolve and devolve at various times.

Gullysplot are of unknown origin but native to Port Forward, with researchers unsure whether they are fungi-type, jelly-type, or melon-type creatures. The issue is hotly debated.

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Hermbles try really hard.

Isopuds have a lethargic appearance, but that's only because they have to expend so much energy on having so many arms. You try staying alert after lugging around 8 arms and two arm-like antennae all day.

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Legsies are a mischievous, semi-aquatic, yet very clearly ambulatory ooblet, native to Port Forward.

Lickzers are a newly-discovered ooblet species from Nullwhere. Some have been noted to present strange effects during dances.

A woodsy ooblet found in the forests around Badgetown. Scientists are divided on classifying lumpstumps' head branches as ears or horns.

Creatures of the swamps of Nullwhere, Marshlings are powerful dancers if you know how and when to use their power.

Moogy is flightless ooblet. Most ooblets are flightless but it just seemed more pertinent to mention in regard to Moogy.

Namnam is a spirited lil spirit from Nullwhere. Said to be a distant relative to Clickyclaws in some way but ooblet taxonomy is confusing.

Nuppos have been observed to act rapscalliously in their native environments as well as important social functions.

Oogums are blessed with natural head tufting and glum expressions that indicate an adolescent phase but are assuredly coincidental.

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A flowering ooblet known for being quite prim. Capable of powerful dances that involve warm ups.

Plobs are seemingly unremarkable semi-aquatic ooblet... with surprisingly unique dance battle characteristics. Found around watery areas in and around Badgetown.

Quabbos are inquisitive yet unopinionated ooblets native to Port Forward.

Radlads as a species seem to have misinterpreted the root of their namesakes, and as such, tend to have a too-cool-for-school rad demeanor.

Shrumbos are the mascot ooblets of the Mossprouts club. They have a very straightforward dance battle style. Wild shrumbos can only be lured into dances with exclusive Mossprouts treabies.

Sidekeys feature eponymous key-like biological structures protruding from their sides. Their mechanical appearance made them the perfect mascot ooblets for the Mimpins club. Wild sidekeys can only be lured into dances with exclusive Mimpins treabies.

Skuffalo bring a pastel flair to the often dreary atmosphere of Nullwhere.

Snurflers are a Nullwhere species that are particularly good at snurfling out gembers but aren't particularly useful in competitive dance battles.

Spuddles are complex and mysterious ooblets that require a certain level of recklessness to employ in dance battles.

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Tuds are the semi-aquatic mascot ooblets of the Frunbuns club. They are good at being supportive members of a dance troupe. Wild tuds can only be lured into dances with exclusive Frunbuns treabies.

A diminutive yet multi-layered ooblet sporting natural rings that resemble headbands. Also little red booties.

Whirlitzer, at the time of this writing, are the only ooblets known to be capable of flight, although not a whole lot of flight as they seem to just hover.

A root-based ooblet with more advanced and subtle dance battle techniques. Legend speaks of giant wigglewips that used to wander the land, but legend speaks of a lot of stuff.

A snow-waddling ooblet that is typically only found in colder climes and during snowfalls.