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Secret Glaggles are an umbrella term for species of Glaggle that are oftentimes overlooked in favor of the 6 main Glaggles. Sometimes they look similar to other Glaggle species, and other times they're just rare. These apply to species in Jucundus to species in unknown Genuses that are genetically glaggles. These apply to many non-main glaggle species, like Glormbles or Charks.
Giggler Lookalikes[]
Giggler lookalikes are a type of secret glaggle. They are often described as glaggles that closely resemble Gigglers, often being mistaken or overlooked for them. Most of the time, they are completely different! Giggler lookalikes, like the other lookalikes, don't have to be related to Gigglers, just have to look like them!
Glormbles are a species of secret glaggle, who look very similar, and are very closely related to Gigglers. Despite being very close to Gigglers, they behave quite differently, being more neutral, territorial, carnivorous, and sometimes even rabid because of a disease known as Glormbles Evil Virus, which infected a large portion of the Glormble population.
Appearance[]
Glormbles look similar to Gigglers, which means they are often confused with them. There are multiple differences between Glormbles and Gigglers. One of these differences is their skin. Glormbles have a darker, more yellow-colored skin than Gigglers. They have a yellow to yellowish-orange gradient, similar to a Giggler's. Their faces are also different, as Glormbles have more emboldened mouths than Gigglers, differently shaped mouth ends, and shorter eyes.
Behavior[]
Glormbles behave much differently than Gigglers, seeming to be more primative. Glormbles are more territorial, and more carnivorous. They are also a lot less friendly than Gigglers, being more neutral, as they seem to be willing to attack other glaggles that mess with them. They are also a lot more dangerous when infected with the Glormble's Evil Virus, which makes them attempt to attack people for no reason, even if they did nothing wrong. Infected Glormbles attempt to bite other, non-infected Glormbles to spread the virus.
History[]
Glormbles were discovered seemingly out of nowhere one day in Glaggleland. A group of scientists started to notice Glormbles looking different than normal Giggler, and believed it was a mutation. They started doing research on Glormbles to try and find out more about the "mutation" before discovering they're a whole different species than Gigglers. They were let into Glaggleland, and treated as normal Gigglers because no one really could tell much of a difference. After further reseach was done, they figured out that Glormbles are less intelligent than most Gigglers, and are more hostile. This caused them to be seen as a bit more of threat, despite most being fairly calm towards other glaggles. In 1983, however, the Glormbles Evil virus, a prion disease that wasn't lethal, but would however turn the infected feral, spread ferociously, but it was only transmittable in Glormbles to other Glormbles, so no other Glaggles got the disease. Their population diminished to a small amount.
Trivia[]
- Glormbles were most likely discoved out of nowhere due to most other glaggles thinking they are just normal Gigglers.
- Multiple Glormbles are also sometimes called glormbi (glorm-bye)
Kefflers are a strange species of secret glaggle. In fact, they aren't even Gigglers! They are on the complete opposite side of the jucundus genus, despite being very similar to Gigglers. They are still joyous and happy, just a different genetical structure.
Appearance[]
They appear to be a bright golden and orange color, and an orange to yellow gradient, similar to Glormbles and other species of Secret Glaggles. This helps with staying in cold areas for long periods of time, as constant color keeps the body's temperature the same throughout. Their mouth ends are also like semicircles instead of curves and are quite large. Their eyes are also quite similar to a Giggler's eyes, although the space between the eyes is quite small.
Behavior[]
Kefflers behave similar to normal Giggler, despite being far from them. They are benevolent and happy most of the time, and usually get along great with others. But, they are short-tempered. They are known for lashing out at others, sometimes physically, and causing multiple incidents where other glaggles where injuries. They this is unlikely, though, as they seem to only get verbally angry. It is advised to not make a keffler angry.
History[]
Kefflers were also discovered seemingly out of nowhere, when somebody noticed Gigglers with strange mouths and no gradients. Like Glormbi, they were believed to be a mutation for Gigglers as they looked very similar to each other. But alas, DNA testing was done, and it was discovered that Gigglers and Kefflers were completely different species, on the opposite sides of their genus! More research was conducted and discovered that they share their temper-tantrum-like qualities with some parts of a Borgack's brain, the Limbic system was shaped in such a way that anger was much more common in Kefflers, but not to the extent of a Borgack. Nothing else really happened with Kefflers besides them lashing out and attacking some.
Trivia[]
- 843 injuries have been caused by kefflers, and 372 of those injured have died.
- This makes for a ~44.13% mortality rate of Keffler-induced injury.
- Kefflers are just as advanced as Gigglers. most likely due to them always living along side them.
Sprugs are a scary, yet interesting species of secret glaggle. They are manipulative and evil, and aren’t related to any species of known glaggle. Being mean to others, often hurting or killing them, just for the sake of doing it. The live on the outskirts of Glaggleland, but can be seen in other countries, as well.
Appearance[]
Sprugs appear very similar to a common variant of Gigglers, known as a Lemonade Giggler. They have different shaped mouths, more starter mouth ends, and being more dark in color with a different gradient. They have shorter, more spread apart eyes than normal Gigglers. These difference can be quite difficult to spot in the dark.
This isn’t how sprugs truly appear. This is just a disguise they can switch on and off, similar to camouflage. Their true form is a lot more creepy. They’re pure white, and their eyes are black smudges with seemingly drawn on eyes in the middle. They have large, open mouths with blocky teeth. In their mouths, is the same drawn on eye.
Behavior[]
Sprugs behavior is quite similar to that of an Enphosian, however they are much more stealthy yet slightly less powerful. They lure unsuspecting Glaggles into areas in their disguise form, then kill them just for fun. That's not very nice, isn't it? On the other hand, they are incredibly speedy and ram into other glaggles at full speed, killing them on the spot. They hide in dark corners, which their darker shading helps them blend in.
History[]
Sprugs seemed to have randomly appeared. They were first found when glaggles in small towns started going missing. No one really paid attention to this, until it got bad. A group decided to go out, and search for clues, before stumbling upon an undisguised sprug in a pile of deceased glaggles of all kinds. The sprug saw the small crowd, and attempted to flee before being caught. The sprug put up a good fight, breaking free a few times, and injuring some of the glaggles. After a while, the sprug was caught, and research was done on it. At first, unlike all the other glaggle lookalikes, they knew sprugs weren’t any normal glaggle. After this, more incidents of sprugs have been recorded, and more have been captured, and stopped. Not much is known about sprugs, as they are very good at hiding, and are very rare. Sprugs have also been found in Gazoland and Gemboland.
Trivia[]
- The members of the group at first had no idea that the sprug looked like a Giggler, as they only saw the sprug in their true form.
- Past all of the evil stuff, Sprugs are still quite joyous, and like playing games with each other!
- There is a theory that suggests sprugs are working with Enphosians, although this is unknown, as there wasn't a recorded interaction with the two.
Giggian Gazos are a sub-species of Gazo that lives in islands of the coast of Glooberland, feasting on the tropical fruits that give their yellow, acidic skin. Despite being very close of Gazos, they are more frolic, and joyous!
Appearance[]
Giggian Gazos appear to be a combination between Gazos and Gigglers. They have the facial features of a Gazo, such as the mouth with small, oval mouth ends, and the short eyes, as well as the yellow color of a Giggler. Giggian Gazos have a gradient which looks like a combination between both Gigglers and Gazos. This is because of there poison chemical coating.
Behavior[]
Giggian Gazos behave similar to normal Gazos, although they are more frolic, happy, and energetic. They are are herbivores, and eat the tropical fruits of the islands they live on. They are friendly, but have acidic skin, and touching it can cause itchiness, and burns. This is caused by there tropical diet. Although the effects aren’t fatal, it is not recommended to touch a giggian Gazo without proper protection.
History[]
Giggian Gazos were discovered a long time ago, on islands near Glooberland. When they were first discovered, the Gloober explorers didn’t exactly know what they were. They originally thought they were a hybrid of Gigglers and Gazos. The yellow Gazos were also said to be curious of the newcomers, seeming to be welcoming and offering them fruits, and other things they had. This is also when they discovered the giggian Gazos acidic skin, when they got itchy when touching them. Some giggian Gazos followed the explorers back home, causing their population to spread across the whole Glagworld. How giggian Gazos ended up on the tropical islands is somewhat unknown, but many believe it to be caused by ancient Gazos moving there, and evolving over time.
Trivia[]
- It was quickly discovered that giggian Gazos where a sub-species of Gazo, due to their face.
- Giggian Gazos where originally somewhat discriminated against, due to them being “a less intelligent version” of Gazos.
- The giggian Gazo population wasn’t too affected by the destruction of Gazoland, as not many of them were living there.
Smileis are a very calm and friendly species of secret glaggle. They are a close relative to Gigglers, and live in Weirdose. They love eating Thorn Glognuts, and playing games, just like normal Gigglers! Smileis are also less advanced than normal glaggles, as well.
Appearance[]
Smileis appear a bit different than normal Gigglers, but are still yellow with a smile, and have somewhat similar features. Smileis have a different gradient, being brighter in between the eyes instead of up and down. Smileis also are a brighter color of yellow, instead of the amber color in Gigglers. They also have different mouths, being smaller, and mostly found open with small teeth. They have more circular eyes, which are white, and blue irises.
Behavior[]
Smileis behave similar to Gigglers, although they are a lot more friendly, and are more calm. Smileis rarely hurt anything, even including little insects. This caused smileis to evolve to become herbivores. They spend their days playing games, making friends, and eating all types of delicious Glognuts! They are very welcome to any newcomers in there villages, even if it’s a evil creature like Enphosians or sprugs. This makes smileis an easy target for species like these to attack. Luckily, the Weirdose military have been protecting these smiley fellas, and keeping them safe from harm.
History[]
Smileis were discovered when glaggles discovered Weirdose was first discovered by Glaggleland when glaggles were exploring other islands. The smileis that encountered the glaggle explorers when they came to Weirdose were very friendly towards them, laughing at many of the jokes they told, and seemed to have fun with them. The smileis were found in there little village with their unique houses. When smileis were found, they were mistaken for just a mutation of Giggler that appeared differently and acted more silly. This was many years before more experiments were done, and showed that smileis where actually a distant relative. of Giggler, and not actual Gigglers. Exactly how the smileis ended up in Weidose is unknown, but it's believed that an ancient Giggler colony migtrated to Weirdose, and got seperated from the rest of the world due to continental drift. Smileis mostly still live in Weirdose, and haven't left, although they do meet a lot of new people traveling out there.
Trivia[]
- With all of the differences between Gigglers and smileis, you’d think that they would be more separated, but many just think that’s what Gigglers from Weirdose look like.
- Smileis are also known to create their own flavors of Glognuts, using plants they have lying around. They taste a lot different, but are enjoyed by many smileis.
Garlberps are a Giggler lookalike who are silly, but neutral. They have poor vision, and don’t talk much. They live in Glaggleland, Glooberland, and similar areas. Garlberps aren’t related to Gigglers, despite looking like similar.
Appearance[]
Garlberps appear similar to Gigglers, but have more spaced-out features. Garlberps have smaller eyes, located further from each other, and higher up than Gigglers. Their mouths are lower, and wider, and they have more oval-shaped mouth ends. Garlberps are a different shade of yellow than Gigglers, and have a gradient very similar to a Giggler's. They have a rough exoskeleton-like outside to protect their overly squishy skin underneath. This also makes them larger than the normal glaggle. This unique appearance can make them seem a bit silly, and most Garlberps are aware of this!
Behavior[]
Garlberps are neutral. They aren’t nice, but won’t go out of their way to be mean to others. They are quiet, and don’t like talking, rather making low rumbling sounds along with facial expressions to express their mood. When they do talk, their voice is noticeably lower than a normal glaggle, but also friendly. They like making good jokes, and making their friends laugh by doing something silly. When a garlberp gets mad, however, they can be rude and mean, but also refrain from hurting others, even if the garlberp is getting hurt. If they do attack, they can cause some serious damage. With just one punch, they can knock a glaggle out! So don’t make one angry!
History[]
Garlberps where discovered one day in Gemboland, when a group of Gembos encountered the strange looking “Giggler”. The Gembos tried talking to the garlberp, but the garlberp made some seemingly annoyed rumbling sounds with a disappointed face, before continuing to ignore them. After longer pestering from the Gembos, the garlberp finally spoke, asking them to leave him alone. This shocked the Gembos a little, as the voice of the garlberp was deeper than a Gigglers. After this, more glaggles started recognizing Garlberps around the glagworld, including places such as Glaggleland and Glooberland. Some more social garlberps have started doing stand-up comedy shows, to attempt to make people laugh!
Trivia[]
- Garlberps have an average eyesight of 20/9800. This is why they can’t see so well.
- Many think Garlberps are less intelligent than normal Gigglers, but this is false, as Garlberps have the same average IQ.
Wickulbs are a glagmade species of secret glaggle. They are mostly mindless and robotic, mostly just doing whatever they’re told to do. They have a low population, and are never seen in places outside laboratories in Glaggleland besides when they’re being experimented on, or doing work.
Appearance[]
Wickulbs appear to be somewhat similar to Gigglers. They are more shiny, like they are made of plastic. Wickulbs are a brighter color of yellow, and have a very different gradient. Their eyes are slightly tilted, and their mouths are lower down, differently shaped, and longer. Wickulb’s mouth ends are also pretty different than Gigglers, being more oval-shaped.
Behavior[]
Wickulbs behave very different than any normal glaggle. They are more robotic, not thinking for themselves most of the time, and only doing whatever they need to. They are tasked with doing things such as fixing rides in Glaggleland and other places, doing electrical work, cleaning, and other mundane or dangerous tasks. Wickulbs are also very durable, have a tough, plastic shell on their outer layer to protect their bodies from falling, electrical shocks, or attacks. They are also very aggressive when they need to be. They can easily tear an Enphosian apart without thinking too much of it. Sometimes, Wickulbs can gain sentience, and be more like normal glaggles. This can be caused by other glaggles interacting with the wickulb a lot, exposing it to fun. Sentient wickulbs are a lot friendlier, and still sometimes work for their bosses.
History[]
Wickulbs were first made right after The Massacre, when Glaggleland needed to get dangerous work done, repairing the broken and destroyed rides. Since no one else was willing to do anything, Glaggleland scientists resorted to making their own glaggles. Inspired by borgacks, they made an artificiaglag, tasked with cleaning up the park, making sure it gets in good shape. This proved to be effective, as the wickulbs were very efficient at their jobs. The first time wickulbs started gaining sentience is when Gigglers felt bad for them, doing nothing but work, and decided to “help” them, and show them how to have fun. This worked on a few, turning them into more active and fun glaggles, while still doing their work. Most wickulbs are still workers.
Trivia[]
- Wickulbs can only be made in labs, and cannot have off-spring. This is why almost all wickulbs are the same.
- Wickulbs aren’t made as much anymore, due to it seeming cruel to have basically enslaved glaggles.
- Wickulbs are extremely hard to kill. Even old age isn’t effective!
- Wickulbs can safely touch Enphosian Goo without becoming an Enfosi!
- This is for the same reason as Borgacks, however unlike Borgacks, Wickulbs have complete immunity.
Baz are a seemingly friendly sub-species of Gleebers. They don't talk, or make any sort of sounds with their mouths, and are pretty rare. They live in Gleeberland, usually with other Gleebers.
Appearance[]
Baz appear similar to Gigglers, but more saturated in colors. They are 1.5x the size of an average glaggle, and have spaced out features, looking somewhat like an inflated balloon. They have small, circular eyes, and their gradient is more in the center of their faces. They have similar colors to a Giggler's gradient, though their mouth ends appear similar to Gleebers.
Behavior[]
Baz bebavior isn't well-documented. No one really knows exactly how they behave besides them doing almost nothing, and them seemingly being friendly and calm. They don't communicate at all, but seem to understand english and other languages. They are also quite good listeners, and are good to talk to, as they won't judge you. They eat a lot too, but have only one or two meals a day.
History[]
Baz started appearing one day randomly in Gleeberland. No one really knows where they're from, but research has been going on to try and understand the new species. They were originally thought to be Gigglers moving into Gleeberland, until research showed they're closely related to Gleebers, and are a sub-speces of them. No one has ever heard a baz talk before, so no one knows what they sound like. Their behavior is also a mystery, as they don't do much. Baz also have a small population located in specific parts of Gleeberland, making them hard to find too.
Trivia[]
Banaegles are a very silly Giggler lookalike! They are identifiable from their banana-like appearance and features, and their playful, yet strange attitude. Banaegles typically inhabit warmer areas, such as Glaggleland and tropical islands, as well as Blibble's Field on several occasions.
Appearance[]
Banaegles appear as banana-yellow glaggles, with textured, soft skin. Their eyes are ovals, and they have mouths similar to a Giggler’s, being curved, with similar mouth-ends. An interesting feature about their facial features is that they are brown instead of the typical black. Banaegles are commonly seen with a banana peel on their head, which is slightly more yellow, and has dark brown spots on it, as well as a brown stem on top.
Behavior[]
Banaegles have quite interesting behaviors. Banaegles are very social creatures, despite the fact they tend to live in isolation from other species, preferring to inhabit their villages. Most of the time, Banaegles are very joyous and friendly, similar to Gigglers. They enjoy playing games with each other, enjoying running around their villages, exploring the outdoors!
Banaegles are also great farmers, and tend to grow crops such as fruits, but mostly bananas. In their villages, bananas are the most important food to them, meaning they have many advanced ways to make sure they grow up nice and healthy for consumption! Once the bananas are fully grown, the Banaegles will take them to populated areas, such as Glaggleland or Blibble's Field, and set up stands to sell them at a decent price!
Banaegles, despite their friendliness, can also be quite mischievous on some occasions. If their bananas aren’t getting enough sales, they tend to leave banana peels around near their stands, in hopes of an unsuspecting glaggle steps on it, and slips. Not only is this funny for Banaegles, but it also increases attention towards their bananas!
History[]
Banaegles evolved from Paleoglags, like all other glaggle species. When the Humans visited Glagworld, and brought their snacks along with them to introduce to the Paleoglags, groups of Paleoglags took a liking towards the bananas. These Paleoglags went on to develop on isolated tropical islands, suitable for growing and harvesting the bananas.
After centuries of these isolated villages growing and eating bananas, with very little contact with other civilizations, they started to evolve banana-like features, developing a peel that they grow out of, and having banana-like bodies! As Banaegles kept advancing, they developed new, better, and faster ways to grow bananas, making them taste even better!
After making contact with major civilizations such as Glaggleland, Banaegles began to advance even faster, now having the ability to travel to the parts of the world! Soon enough, they developed a routine, where they would grow their bananas, and when harvesting time comes, will take their bananas, and bring them over to areas such as Glaggleland or Blibble's Field, and set up stands to sell them!
Trivia[]
- Banaegle Gloobles, instead of having their peel open, are entirely covered by their peel, acting as a protective layer as they grow!
- As the Banaegle grows, their peel starts to open up, and they turn more yellow!
- Very old Banaegles are a brown color.
- Banaegles smell like bananas!
- Despite how they look, Banaegles are not actually mushy and squishy like a banana.
- A peel of a Banaegle is part of their body, and acts as protection, along with style!.
- Banaegles are completely herbivorous, due to them eating nothing but bananas and plants for centuries.
- Desptie common belief, Banaegles can eat other foods that aren’t Bananas.
- Bananas are still their favorite, though!
Glagslingers are a kind, yet tough species of glaggle. They’re known for their liking towards guns, and being very skilled in using and even making them! Glagslingers are a subspecies of Gigglers that evolved in warmer and more rural parts of Glaggleland and Gemboland, however they also tend to stay in heavily populated areas.
Appearance[]
Glagslingers appear similar to Gigglers, having similarly shaped mouths and mouth-ends, as well as having oval eyes, and a similar color, although more orange. Unlike Gigglers, Glagslingers have white eyes, instead of the typical black eyes, and well and slightly smaller and thinner mouths. Most Glagslingers also have three black lines on their chin. While not part of them, Glagslingers can easily be identified by their hats they were, which are typically brown, with a small gold star on it! Glagslingers are about 1.1x the size of an average glaggle.
Behavior[]
Glagslingers are very kind, polite, and helpful glaggles. They often tend to protect others by risking their lives in dangerous situations, typically in a fight or attack. Glagslingers can often be found patrolling areas such as western and southern Glaggleland, along with Gemboland and occasionally other places, keeping a close eye out for any potential danger. When spotting a threat such as an Enphosian (or really anything dangerous), the Glagslinger will spring into action, quickly drawing their gun, and either threatening the target, or in some cases, instantly shooting them!
Glagslingers are also very a crafty species of glaggle, designing their own guns and bullets to be as accurate and lethal as possible, making it easier for them to kill threats. Most Glagslingers have knowledge in making specialized guns and bullets of all kind, making them unique and personalized to the Glagslinger that owns them, and also making it feel slightly odd to someone else who is trying to use them.
History[]
Glagslingers evolved from Gigglers in southwestern areas of Glaggleland some time around the 1700s, living in rural areas amongst other glaggle species. During these times, Glagslingers were slightly different than how they are today, acting as more of gunsmiths than fighters, making a living off making and selling their weapons. Despite this, Glagslingers wouldn’t hesitate to jump in to protect those around them, however they didn’t actively hunt down bad guys. This went on for several centuries, leaving Glagslingers to remain as an obscure sub-species of Gigglers.
For centuries, Glagslingers remained regional, and kept living their quiet lives in rural Glaggleland, until on May 15th, 1998, when the Glaggleland Massacre happened. Glagslingers seemed enraged by this, and many started changing up their lives styles, switching from making guns, to hunting down Enphosians, acting similarly to guards around Glaggleland. Following this, Glagslingers became a more recognizable species, due to their helpful actions of protecting glaggles. This also resulted in Glagslingers sadly dying more often, due to the dangerous situations they put themselves in.
Despite the fact that most Glagslingers inhabit Glaggleland, many have also moved to other areas, such as Gemboland, Gazoland, and other major countries following the massacre. They have similar duties in these areas, as well, determined to protect the glaggles, and try and prevent any other potential massacres that Enphosians might cause!
Trivia[]
- The name “Glagslinger” comes from the word “gunslinger”, due to their association with guns.
- While Glagslingers enjoy using all gun types, they seem to prefer revolvers.
- Similarly to Cream Gleebers, Glagslingers are also fairly decent bakers and cooks!
- Unlike Cream Gleebers, Glagslingers tend to bake things such as bread, pretzels, or other not as sweet snacks.
- Despite being a Giggler sub-species, Glagslingers are not as joyous, being more calm.
- All Glagslingers guns are personalized to them, and can through them off if they try using another Glagslinger’s weapon.
- Most Glagslingers wear hats to help differentiate themselves from Gigglers, making it easier for someone to come to them for help.
- Glagslingers also occasionally decorate their hats, with the most common accessory being gold star!
- Despite having white eyes, they are not blind. In fact, they have better eyesight than a normal glaggle!
Gembo Lookalikes[]
Gembo lookalikes are a category of secret glaggle. They are described as glaggles that look very similar to Gembos, often looking being mistaken for them! Sometimes, gembo lookalikes aren't related to Gembos at all, being their own species. The just have to be similar to them in appearance!
Kramblalbs are a silly species of secret glaggle. They are unintelligent, which is what they are known for. Despite this, they are kind, friendly, and silly, like all the others! They are often mistaken for Gembos due to their similar appearance. They live in northern Gazoland.
Appearance[]
Kramblalbs look similar to Gembos, with a very similar gradient, but a little litter in color. Kramblalbs have a mouth also similar to that of a Gembo, and have similar eyes, as well. Kramblalbs can also be seen winking often, which changes the shape of their eye to an arrow like shape.
Behavior[]
Kramblalbs are very friendly and silly. They love laughing, making others laugh, and playing around, making silly sounds, and faces. They are often very welcoming to new comers, and are unaware when they are in danger. Kramblalbs are very active, running around, doing a lot of simple activities and games. A sign of friendship kramblalbs is winking. This is done to show that they are okay with you. Trying to explain somethng complicated or confusing to a kramblalb can cause them to get nausious, and can make them very confused, and sometimes sad.
History[]
Kramblalbs were discovered by Gembonian soldiers in northern Gazoland, when they realized one of their soldiers was different. He wasn’t serious, got very confused by orders, and wasn’t very smart. After further reasearch, they found out that he wasn’t even a Gembo! At first, they thought he and the other kramblalbs that appeared were just a common mutation that occurred in Gembos in Gazoland. After this discovery, kramblalbs were studied more, and they have been protected after glaggle researchers found out about their low intelligence. The kramblalb population is now coming back up, so don’t worry! Kramblalbs are mostly found in there little village in northern Gazoland, but one or two can probably be found in main Gazoland, or even in Glaggleland!
Trivia[]
- Kramblalbs have been proven to all have an IQ of 80 or lower, which explains their stupidity.
- The kramblalb population is pretty low, as Enphosians and other threats can easily kill them, as they are unaware of the danger.
- Kramblalbs are their own species, and aren't related to Gembos, or other glaggles.
Glebcretes are very odd, and rather eerie Gembo lookalikes. When being debated, it was heavily discussed whether they should even be considered a living species, due to them seeming like nothing more than statues. However, eventually, they were declared their own species.
Appearance[]
Glebcretes appear as decently-sized statues resembling Gembos. They are made entirely of gray concrete, and are painted red, however the paint seems to have worn a bit, revealing the concrete underneath. Glebcretes typically have black, painted on eyes and mouths. Every Glebcretes has these features, however they all differ from one another. Each Glebcrete has different worn paint patterns, as well as differently shaped facial features. No two Glebcretes are the same.
Behavior[]
Little is known about the behavior of Glebcretes. Despite the fact they seem nothing more than just statues, they seem to be sentient, in a way. During the day, Glebcretes are completely still and lifeless. Often times, they will be doing something just as sitting in a field of grass, looking at the sun, or relaxing on in a seat. Glebcretes won’t change their position at all during the day, unless someone moves them. During the night, however, Glebcretes seem to come to life. When not being monitored, Glebcretes will wander the area freely, finding a new spot to be in for the coming morning.
While not seemingly not intentionally destructive, Glebcretes tend to leave a small path of destruction when moving from one spot to another, either flattening grass, knocking over polls, or breaking seats and walls due to their weight.
Glebcretes seem to have a specific area where they can be, which is typically a rural town. When taken outside their border, they will reappear back inside the border during the night. Glebcretes seem to not want to stray to far from their “homes”.
History[]
In 1973, a Gembo artist by the name of Sleve Dugnutt wanted to make an art project revolving around his species. He got the idea to create concrete statues, and paint them to resemble Gembos, and hid them around his local town. Once the statues were completed, Sleve would then place them around his town, positioning them as if they were normal Gembos, frozen in time. Sleve initially created 50 Glebcretes for his small town. Originally, all was good, until the next morning.
Residents of the Sleve’s town woke up to find that the Glebcretes have seemingly moved. Initially, everyone assumed that Sleve simply repositioned them, but Sleve denied these claims. Many also complained that the Glebcretes have also destroyed their property, being moved to in areas where they ended up destroying fences, pots, and anything else in their way.
After this went on for several days. A small group of researchers decided to investigate the situation. They found 10 of the 50 Glebcretes, and set up trail canes in hopes of catching them moving on their own, as Sleve claimed they did. The next morning, the researchers watched the footage, and the Glebcretes remained completely still, acting as normal statues. The other 40 that weren’t being monitored, however, did move. This resulted in many accusing Sleve of being the one to move the Glebcretes. This was later disproven when Sleve set up cameras outside his home, to prove he hasn’t left during the nights.
One day, in 1995, 25 Glebcretes seem to have strangly appeared in Blibble's Field, with no explanation. After this was discovered, Sleve was asked about this, where he said he hasn’t been to Blibble’s Field, which was confirmed by his neighbors. These 25 Glebcretes behaved the exact same as the ones back in Sleve’s hometown. To this day, it’s unknown how they ended up there.
In 2022, during the Battle of Blibble's Field, three Glebcretes were destroyed during an Enphosian bombing attack. The remains of the Glebcretes seem to have lost their anomalous properties, essentially dying. Their remains can be found in the Blibble’s Field Museum.
Trivia[]
- Glebcretes seem to know when their being watched, even if not facing their onlooker.
- During the night, if a Glebcrete is being watched by someone, they will only move once the person leaves the area.
- If one gets near a Glebcrete, what can be heard is a low, faint static-like noise from deep within the Glebcrete.
- Glebcretes were originally filled with more color, however their paint wore off over time.
- Sleve Dugnutt, when asked about what he did to make the Glebcretes seemingly alive, he became oddly upset.
- Following this, Sleve is very defensive over the Glebcretes, being the one pushing for them to be considered a species the most.
- Glebcretes are technically Artificiaglags.
Playgles are a strange, but silly Gembo lookalike, and artificiaglag. They are sentient toys made of plastic, created by a company called Playgle Inc. Playgles typically inhabit toy stores and homes within Glaggleland, but are also sold in many other countries, too!
Appearance[]
Playgles appear as light red glaggle-like creatures. They are made of plastic, and are typically clean, making them look shiny. Playgles have long, short smiles, with small, Giggler-like mouth ends. A more unique part about Playgles are their eyes, which appear rectangular, unlike any other species. Playgles are also typically smaller than average glaggles, being around half the size of one.
Behavior[]
Playgles are very kind and playful. Due to their nature of being toys, they love playing with others, especially Gloobles! Playgles enjoy being near other glaggles, and love meeting new people, too! They typically bond with whoever is the one to purchase them from their toy store. Playgles are also shown to be quite intelligent, being able to solve complicated problems, as well as tell if something is wrong.
Playgles, despite enjoying the presence of new people, and other glaggles in general, are also shown to be very territorial. Playgles are usually placed in play pens in toy stores to keep them happy and moving. However, if someone entered their play pen without permission, the Playgles will quickly grow unhappy, and starting throwing whatever toys they have on them at the person, mainly to scare them away than anything. Playgles also do this if their toy store were to be broken into during the night, or really any other threat.
History[]
In 2003, a company called Playgle Inc. was made. Their main focus was creating toys, specifically a type of plastic toy called Playgles. Playgles were little plastic dolls resembling glaggles, that when pressed, would say one of several voice lines. They would come in many different colors, mostly red and blue. It was quite a generic toy, nothing unlike many of the other toys sold around that time period. However, Playgle Inc. thought they could do better.
In 2012, following the creation of Borgacks, Playgle Inc. wanted to do something of that nature with Playgles. So, after several failed attempts, they were able to create the first sentient Playgle! They had little to work with, so they decided to make it their most popular color, being red! The Playgles also couldn’t have been made with a built-in voice box, meaning that Playgle Inc. had to give it a voice box themselves. Despite those flaws, they still made a sentient “glaggle”!
Playgle Inc. went on to create many more Playgles, having a mix of blue and red, as those were their most popular colors sold. Soon enough, they felt as they had enough to start selling them. Toy stores were quick to purchase a few, and have them up for sale. Playgle Inc. made sure that the toy stores treated the Playgles well, being well-fed, having a place to play freely, and being kept safe!
Playgles were a huge success when they were released, with everyone wanting one. However, a pattern was noticed that the red ones were much more popular than the blue ones, leaving Playgle Inc. to make more red ones than blue ones. This eventually led to blue Playgles becoming very rare, going for thousands of dollars!
To this day, Playgles are still a common toy for parents to buy for their children, seeing as Playgles are able to easily be entertained, and a good friend for Gloobles!
Trivia[]
- Playgles don’t have genders, due to being toys.
- Playgles typically choose which voice they want upon creation, being given multiple options.
- There are rumors of a rare, golden Playge, however this is most likely false.
- Playgles are immune to becoming an Enfosi, and can safely touch Enphosian Goo!
- Playgles get their name from a combination of “Play” and “Glaggle”.
- Originally, Playgles were called Plaggles, however this was a boring name, and changed a few days later.
Damillions are an odd Gembo lookalike. Originally, they were an intelligent, respectable species of glaggle, how have since fallen from grace, and under Enphoso’s control. I wouldn’t say under his control, more of just seeing him as a better deity than ol' Peri is. Damillions inhabit a city known as Damilliopolis. in Bibergly.
Appearance[]
Damillions appear as vermilion red Gembos They have oval eyes, and a more curved mouth than an average Gembo. The part that differentiates Damillions from Gembos the most is that Damillions have a large birthmark, making their skin appear to be covered in Enphosian Goo, which makes their facial features appear slightly Enphosian-like. Please don’t mistake us for those mindless freaks, we’re much more civilized. It also makes their mouths appear white, and have pointy mouth-ends, and their eyes are smaller, and more circular. Damillions are the same size as an average Gembo.
Behavior[]
Damillions are very intelligent, calm, and rather curious glaggles. They were notable for several inventions, discoveries, and many other innovations. We still are just as good, if not better than before. Damillions were also very helpful as well, assisting other countries by coming up with solutions to their many problems. This led to Damillions, despite having a rather small population, to become globally known for their selflessness, kindness, and helpfulness towards the other species of Glagworld. This didn’t last very long, however.
After their deal with Enphoso, many glaggles have since lost respect for Damillions. Damillions are now manipulative and deceptive, using their intelligence to manipulate other glaggles. Right, as if there was ever an instance of that happening. Damillions aren’t directly dangerous, as they don’t physically hurt people. Instead, they seem more interested in having other more major species join Enphoso.
History[]
Damillions evolved from Paleoglags like every other glaggle. They were isolated from other major civilizations for most of their early history, developing their own society. Due to their intelligence and lack of threats from Enphosians, Damillions were able to develop advanced technology, and become more advanced than most other glaggle species. Enphoso had his reasons to not attempt to kill us off, unlike the rest of you. It’s never too late to change, you know.
After Damillions started to become more known around the world for their work, they developed ties with big countries, such as Glaggleland and Gemboland. Damillions helped them solve problems, shared their creations and knowledge with the other species of glaggles, and were one of the biggest contributing factors to helping repair Gazoland! It wasn’t the best choice we’ve made, looking back. Despite the fact that Damillions never seemed to interested in typical glaggle views, such as focusing on being joyous, or even worshipping The Peripheral Glag they were still wildly regarded to be a rare, but helpful species of glaggles!
After a while, Damillions started to change. Many have noticed that they have started to seem more quiet, and kept to themselves more. They rarely ever responded to messages, and started being more territorial than before. After several years, Damillions revealed a confusing secret, saying that they decided to worship Enphoso. Upon further investigation, it was found that all Damillions seemed to have an odd, Enphosian-like birthmark on their faces. At first, everyone thought that they became Enfosi, however, this was disproven by Damillions.
Following this, many wanted to do something, as in try to convince them to switch back, or maybe declare war on the species. Despite what people thought, Damillions never attacked anyone, simply just supported Enphoso, so no actions were taken to try and fight them so far. If you know what’s best for you, you’ll keep it that way. To this day, Damillions remain under Enphoso’s control, and refuse to help any other glaggle. It’s unknown exactly what they are doing, as no one is allowed in their city.
Trivia[]
- Despite appearing similar, Damillions are not Enfosi, as it is not actual Enphosian Goo on them.
- Following this, Damillions are immune to Enphosian Goo.
- Damillions seem to prefer Enphoso over The Peripheral Glag, due to Enphoso being more interested in their advancing technology.
- Damillions, despite switching over to Enphoso, claim to not hate the other glaggles, unlike Enphosians.
- Damillions were given the title “The Sunshine Glaggles” due to them living in a very sunny area, and their vibrant color.
- Over time, species evolve, grow better, smarter, stronger than before to help them survive. That’s simply all we did. He would’ve just held us back.
Tritans were a very large species of glaggle, that was loved by many species around Glagworld. They inhabited Gemboland, almost never venturing to another country. Tritans served as the Gembo equivalent to The Great Glag, essentially acting as the protector of Gemboland. Sadly, they went extinct some time ago, and are mourned to this day!
Appearance[]
Tritans appeared somewhat similar to Gembos. They were a pale, slightly pinkish red, with similar shaped mouths and eyes. There are some notable differences, however. The most notable one being their three eyes, two in usual spots, and one being on their forehead. Their eyes were typically half-closed. Tritans also had wider smiles than an average Gembo, as well as small, Giggler-like mouth-ends. Another major different was their size compared to an average Gembo, being much bigger, being akin to the height of The Great Glag!
Behavior[]
Tritans were very friendly and docile glaggles, despite their intimidating size and appearance. They would always look out for others, and did their best to keep glaggles, more specifically Gembos safe. Tritans would often be found wandering across Gemboland, searching for any potential threats. If they came across a threat, they would immediately fight back, determined to protect Gemboland. Most of the time, Tritans were successful!
Tritans seem to have an odd sixth sense, allowing them to telepathically communicate with one another, alerting the others if they spot potential danger, despite how far away they were. Tritans would also use this to help others know when they’re entering a certain area another Tritan was patrolling. This allowed the species to take turns in different regions across Gemboland.
History[]
Tritans seem to have existed when Gembos first evolved, however they made their first major appearance shortly after the first sighting of The Great Glag, during medieval times. Tritans were the main protectors of the Gembo Empire, and Gembos as a whole. Despite the conflict between Gigglers and Gembos, Tritans didn’t seem to have any hatred towards Gigglers, only attacking them to keep the Gembo Empire safe.
During modern times Tritans started to become slightly useless. Gembos were strong enough to protect themselves, and didn’t need much extra help. Despite this, the Tritans still gave it their all to keep Gemboland safe and sound. Tritans also started to dwindle in numbers as more died. However, nothing was too concerning. Tritans were also well-guarded and monitored, to keep track of them, and make sure they were doing well. During this time, studies on Tritans also shown that they are in fact a sub-species of Gembos!
Over the years, as Tritans began to be hunted by Enphosians, and other threats, they began to quickly drop in size, until about the 1980s where there was a recorded 12 Tritans left alive. These 12 were heavily protected and watched by the Gemboland government, determined to try and safe the species from extinction. These efforts were sadly not enough, as the last Tritan died in 1989 from old age. To this day, graves of Tritans are visited by Gembos, and other glaggles across the world, as they pay their respects!
Trivia[]
- Tritans were the largest species of glaggle, being the same size as The Great Glag.
- The Great Glag is not his own species, so he doesn’t count.
- Despite being the same size as The Great Glag, Tritans were weaker.
- Tritans got their name from their two most notable features, being their three eyes, and size.
- Tritans were good friends with almost everyone they met, even The Great Glag!
- Tritans are very slow to reproduce, explaining their small numbers.
- The last Tritan alive was named Hypeeriaan Gemgustus.
Fizzlies are a very cheerful and relaxed Gembo lookalike, most recognizable for their lifestyle based around soda! They are carbon-filled, jelly-like glaggles that have an appearance similar to soda. Fizzlies often inhabit Glaggleland and Glooberland, however can also be seen in Gemboland, too.
Appearance[]
Fizzlies appear similar to Gembos, having similar facial features, such as the square smile with no mouth-ends. Unlike Gembos, Fizzlies have thinner, and slightly tilted eyes. the facial features of a Fizzly are also white, unlike the common black found in most glaggles. Fizzlies have a darker, more brown color than the coral red of a typical Gembo. Inside their bodies, Fizzlies have carbon bubbles that make up their insides, which can be seen through their translucent skin!Gloober Lookalikes[]
Gorbloigs are friendly, funny, and nice glags! They live in Goobtown, around the more foresty areas in Glooberland. They are closely related to Gloobers, but get mad when you call them Gloobers. Also, do NOT ask them about The Incident of 1988 in Goobtown if you like living!
Appearance[]
Gorbloigs appear very similar to Gloobers, although they are a more lighter shade of green. They have a gradient similar to a Gloober. Gorbloigs have different shaped mouths, too. Their mouths are more pointed, and more uneven. Their mouth ends are more outward that inward, and are oddly shaped with a tilt. Gorbloigs also have smaller eyes, and their face is more apart, and higher up on their bodies. Gorbloigs are also slightly bigger than the average glaggle.
Behavior[]
Gorbloigs are very nice, funny, and friendly glaggles! They like talking to people, and making friends. They also do have some pretty bad anger issues, though. For example, calling one a Gloober can make them get mad, but nothing too bad would happen if you do it once accidently besides just a correction from them. But, you ask them or talk to them about The Incident of 1988 in Goobtown. If you do, most won't even give warning, and will alert other nearby gorbloigs. The gorbloigs will chase you until you somehow escape alive, or they catch you. If they do catch you, you'll be ripped apart, and your body parts will be hidden or destroyed.
Like I said, great people!
History[]
Gorbloigs have been around for a while, but only started to get attention after The Incident of 1988 in Goobtown. More people started to go and visit Goobtown just too, and see the gorbloigs. Although most people stopped going. This also started a lot of people calling gorbloigs Gloobers, and making the mistake the mistake of asking about the incident. This caused a lot of killings from gorbloigs, making people afraid of them, and caused them to be seen as a threat for a while. THis only recently stopped when people realized that gorbloigs are actually really nice! Gorbloigs were no longer seen as enemies, and more neutral. It is also made very clear to not upset gorbloigs, with caution signs everwhere in and near Goobtown.
Trivia[]
- Gorbloigs weren't told that they were considered dangers at the time, and were confused why people stopped showing up.
- Gorbloigs also have the ability to breath underwater, just like Gloobers!
Splippies are quite strange. They are very rare, almost never being seen, and no one really knows exactly what they are. They have been confirmed to be related to sprugs, but besides that and a few things, little is known about them, due to their rarity.
Appearance[]
Splipplies appear somewhat similar to Gloobers, with a very similar color. They have a gradient similar to sprugs. Splippies have wide, oval eyes, and a small, curved mouth with no mouth ends. They have rough, hard skin, similar to sprugs. Their voce in often high pitched, but they are very good at changing it, to sound like other people, with only some variation to it. They are quite easy to tell the difference form splippies and Gloobers in you try.
Behavior[]
The exact behavior of splippies is unknown, but they seem to try and be like the basic sprugs. They attack by breaking into a home or another building in Glooberland, and attempting to murder the inhabitants with anything they can, often using sharp objects, but also tend to just throw random things the splippy can get. Most of the time, they aren't lethal, and just cause injuries. Sometimes, though, a splipply can be more intelligent than the average splippy, and check if their victims are actually dead. Splippies may seem scary, but they are easy to survive. They are very emotional, and will be sad if they're made fun of. So try and be mean next time you encounter a splippy, because it throws them off.
History[]
Splippies appeared a few years after sprugs were originally discovered. The first splippy found was when one broke into the home of a Gloober, and attacked the Gloober with a book on a bookself. The book didn't do much, so the Gloober fought back. After the splippy was hit a few times with markers thrown at them, they started to attempt to get away, but it was caught while attempting to escape. A bit of research of done on the splippy, and the researchers discovered that it was a sub-species of sprug. This caused made the researcers very interested in Splippies, and hunts were done to try and find more, for more behavior to study, and for more pictures. Only around fifteen more Splippies were found after the original one, but more was done to figure out more about these strange "glaggles".
Trivia[]
- Only 2 documented splippy attacks were fatal, and both victims were fatally stabbed over one hundred times.
- Splippies are very forgetful, which could be why they aren't so dangerous.
Ecoglors were a rare and mysterious species of secret glaggles. They were cheerful, energetic, and relatively optimistic glaggles, if you could even calm them that. Not much is known about them, and for the foreseeable future, it’ll likely remain that way.
Appearance[]
Ecoglors appeared as green glaggle-like creatures. Their skin had a grid pattern, along with a map of an unknown planet. They had mouths similar to Gigglers, albeit smaller. They had big, shiny oval eyes, and very shiny, translucent, glass-like skin. On their side, they had mini, blue solar panels, which had an unknown purpose. On their side top of an Ecoglor’s head, they had one to three small windmills, along with different variations of threes and plants.
Strangly, Ecoglors couldn’t get dirty. No matter how messy they should’ve been, they always remained clean and shiny. Another confusing part about them is their windmills are always spinning, as they normally would, as well as the plants being real, and living. It’s unknown how either of the two work.
Behavior[]
Ecoglors were very optimistic creatures. They tend to always have a positive outlook towards anything, and always fought for what they believed was right. Ecoglors seemed to have the uncanny ability to know what people were thinking, and always tried, and most of the time, successfully did cheer them up with their presence alone! Studies showed that being near an Ecoglors heavily increased levels of Vitamin J and Vitamin D within a person!
Ecoglors were also shown to be very smart, being very knowledgeable about many subjects, especially major world issues, such as enphotic attacks, climate change, wars, and anything negative. They often took part in protests against these issues, too!
History[]
After the Glaggleland Massacre, Glagworld was struggling. Everyone was in fear, and confused. However, through the chaos, came a rather peculiar race of creatures. The first reports were in Guuberlandia, where multiple Poetic Guubers reported seeing a “messed up looking Gloober”. For a while, these were all thought to be hoaxes, until further research proved the existence of these “glaggles”, later dubbed “Ecoglors”.
After their discovery, research started to be done on them, due to their baffling features. The Ecoglors were surprisingly willing to take part in the research, however, despite their best attempts, they couldn’t figure anything out about Ecoglors. As far the researchers knew, Ecoglors shouldn’t even be alive! They have no organs or anything, just… alive… However, the scientists were able figure out that they could most likely photosynthesize, due to the plants on the top of their head, and they most likely got their energy from the Windmills and solar panels.
The mystery of Ecoglors quickly spread across Glagworld, and confused many. However, Ecoglors really didn’t seem to mind, as they continued their mission to make the world a better place. Ecoglors were also never spotted to have a home to live in. When asked, they would always give a vague answer, and when followed, would always lead to no where.
Throughout the 2000’s Ecoglors seemed to live in harmony, doing everything in their enigmatic power to keep the world happy. Enphoso also seemed to notice them, and tried to capture a few, however ended up unsuccessful, due to the Enphosians not being able to find any.
On some day in 2013, all Ecoglors seem to have mysteriously vanished. No one was able to find any, and for some odd reason, no one seemed upset. Ecoglors simply came into existence when the world needed them the most, and once everyone was happy, they left, just like that. To this day, no traces of Ecoglors exist besides photos, videos, and sightings. No remains were ever found, either. Don’t feel sad that they’re gone, though, be happy that they were here, it’s what they would’ve wanted!
Trivia[]
- Although not confirmed, many claim to have seen Ecoglors all alone, adjusting their solar panels, and resting in the sun.
- Ecoglors were surprisingly durable for their rough, rubbery texture, being able to withstand any cuts and blows!
- Ecoglors also seemed to be unkillable, as if knowing exactly how to survive anything.
- Many suggest that Ecoglors were divine intervention from The Peripheral Glag, due to them helping out Glagworld when in a dark time.
- When asked about Ecoglors, The Peripheral Glag simply chuckled.
- Ecoglors, due to their plants, windsmills, and solar panels, couldn’t roll. Instead, they mysteriously glided across the floor.
- Based on where they lived, they also could’ve been blue, however, this was much rarer.
- There was a total of about 10,000 Ecoglors last time it was counted.
Gazo lookalikes[]
Gazzian Gloobers are a sub-species of Gloobers that live in arctic, watery areas. They are pretty joyous, although are more focused on tasks they need to do to survive. They can also have coral growing on them due to how much they spend underwater!
Appearance[]
Gazzian Gloobers appear similar to Gazos and Gloobers. They are a blue color, and have mouths similar to a Gazo, but they have mouth ends similar to a Gloober, just smaller. Their eyes are also similar to Gazos, being smaller and somewhat tilted. Probably the most interesting part about these guys is the coral growing on them. The coral can grow in random spots around the body, and is usually not a lot.
Behavior[]
Gazzian Gloobers are very joyful and happy most of the time. They like playing games with each other, and act similar to normal Gloobers. They also spend a lot of time underwater, which is how the coral grows on them. Unlike Gloobers, they are more tribal and intelligent, spending more time hunting and building to survive, but spending their free time having fun! They are also very friendly, but can be somewhat aggresive. They struggle with Enphosians hunting them, so they have weapons to fight back.
History[]
Gazzian Gloobers most likely evolved from Gloobers that moved to the arctic, and started living in the cold ocean. They were first documented by a group of explorers from Gazoland. They mistoke the gazzian Gloobers for Gazos that were stranded, and asked if they needed help. After this, the Gazo explorers realized that the aquatic glaggles aren't actually Gazos. They left the gazzian Gloobers alone. After a bit more research was done on the gazzian Gloobers, scientists realized that they are actually a Gloober sub-species. Almost all gazzian Gloobers live in the cold. Anywhere too warm, even if its a moderate temperature, can damage their skin, and can kill the coral growing on them. This makes them hard to study, as they can't live anywhere else. A few gazzian Gloobers have tried to move to warmer areas, but all got burns and their coral died. Most of them were hospitalized, and moved back, while some adapted the warmth, and stayed.
Trivia[]
- The coral growing on gazzian Gloobers becomes part of their bodies after a few years, giving them their colorful look!
- Some of Gazzian Gloobers have their houses underwater.
Arcazos are a very chill and friendly species of secret glaggle. They are very closely related to Gazos, but are noticably different. Arcazos are not to rare to find inside of arcades in Glaggleland.
Appearance[]
Arcazos different from Gazos in appearance a lot. They have darker blue skin color than Gazos, and have a very special and unique pattern on their skin, too. The pattern looks like the floor of an arcade, with different, colorful shapes throughout their whole body. Arcazos also often have outlines around their eyes of different colors, mostly blue on the left side, and red on the right side. It's unknown why it's mostly these, but more research is being done. Speaking of their eyes, their eyes are slimmer, longer, and tilted outwards. They have a similar curved mouth, although it's more bolded.
Behavior[]
Arcazos are very chill and friendly, often just minding their own business, playing games in arcades. They can also be seen playing games with other glaggles, not just other Arcazos. Arcazos are also employed at these arcades, and spend their lives happily working in the arcade, often to repair broken machines. Most Arcazos are also good at programming, and can be tasked with making new games for others to play. There is also a chance you can get invited to play games by an Arcazo. Doing so would make them happy, but they’re respectful if you politely decline. Arcazos don’t accept people being rude, however. They are creative with their ways of punishing rude glaggles, often by retiring their games to make them not fun, or unplayable. They never attack anyone, as they see that as too far, even if they’re in danger.
History[]
Arcazos were discovered seeming out of no where one day, living inside arcades around Glaggleland. They were originally considered a pest for a short time, and weren’t treated very well, until people realized that Arcazos are actually just cool and friendly glaggles. After this, Arcazos have been more popular, and have even been employed to work at the arcades they live in, with personalized rooms for them! Research is still going on about Arcazos, as they are still a very new species, with an unknown origin. Research has shown they are related to Gazos. Research is still being done on these guys, although it’s hard, as they don’t like a lot of the ways scientists have tries to study them.
Trivia[]
- A very popular and likely theory is that Arcazos are Gazos that were mutated by the design of arcades.
- Arcazos don’t seem to undergo mitosis, unlike other glaggles.
- Arcazos have an 8-bit sounding voice when they talk.
Lourgigs are a subspecies of Gazos. They appear similar to Gazos, and have a very big mouth. They also don’t understand any language, and never speak. They often just stare at people, standing completely still, and smiling largely. They live in hive-like cave areas in northern Gazoland.
Appearance[]
Lourgigs appear similar to Gazo, with a few noticeable differences. Lourgigs are a lighter shade of blue, rather than the darker blue of Gazos. Lourgigs also have a lot bigger and wider mouths, which can cover most of their face. They also have smaller, more spaced out eyes than Gazos. Their eyes are more higher on their head than regular Gazos, as well. They are also noticeably bigger than the average glaggle, despite their gloobles being a lot smaller than average.
Behavior[]
Lourgigs behave very strangely. Much about their behavior is unknown, as not many people have been able to observe them in their hives. When lourgigs are aware of someone else watching them, they will alert other lourgigs in the area, and they will all immediately stop moving, and stare at the watcher for a while. If the person watching them doesn’t leave, they will all scream at them at the same time. Their screams can cause temporary deafness to most other species, and can even cause permanent hearing damage if there are too many lourgigs in the area. It is heavily advised to not disturb a group of lourgigs. Besides this, they don’t do much else as far as defense, but there have been sightings of what they do when they aren’t disturbed. They mostly gather plants to eat, and add it to a large stash of food they keep in an area, deeper within the cave in their hives. This is why Lourgigs can be found more often alone in the wild, gathering food.
History[]
Lourgigs were first discovered not too long ago, when a group of Gazo hikers went into a forest in northern Gazoland, and found two lourgigs staring at them. The hikers originally tried to communicate with the lourgigs, mistaking them for regular Gazos. The lourgigs continues to stare with their large smiles, until the lourgigs started screaming, causing the Gazos to panic, and run away from the screaming glags. No one believed the hikers until more evidence of lourgigs existing came out, and people started documenting them. After some scientists captured some lourgigs, and tested on them, they figured out they are related to Gazos, and probably came from a group of early Gazos that evolved to be more wild and less civilized. To this day, researchers are still trying to be able to sneakily observe lourgigs without getting caught, which is very difficult.
Trivia[]
- Lourgigs have senses that are way more advanced than any other species of glaggle.
- Lourgigs don’t have a language, rather most likely communicating with facial expressions or low pitched rumbles.
- A group of Enphosians ran away from lourgigs in fear, leading to some thinking lourgigs can be used as anti-Enphosian protection.
Gleeber lookalikes[]
Grigs are a very joyous species of secret glaggles! They love parties, and having a good time in general. They're very common in Gleeberland, and less common in Glaggleland.
Appearance[]
Grigs are similar to Gleebers in appearance. Grigs have a lighter shade of purple than Gleebers are. Their eyes eyes and mouth are also a lot closer together, and lower down in their bodies than Gleebers. Their eyes are large circles. Grigs also have a more curved mouth than Gleebers, somewhat like a Giggler. The mouth ends of a Grig are somewhat similar to a heart, and pointed outwards, away from the rest of the face. Unlike Gleebers, Grigs don't have stretchy skin, infact, it's more stiff than the average skin of a glaggle.
Behavior[]
Grigs are very silly, and active. You can often see a lot of Grigs in a party, or another fun event. They love telling jokes, and making friends with others, and are very social. Grigs also love doing activities, similar to Gleebers. Because of this, Grigs love hanging out with Gleebers, and joining them in their games of Hoogarball and skateboaring! Grigs can also be easily saddened, if they are insulted, or bullied in any way. This can make them so upset, where they stop doing joyous activites for a while, unless they're encouraged. This is why you should always be friendly towards them.
History[]
Grigs seem to have been around for a while, but they were always confused for Gleebers, so they weren't classified as any different. Grigs have always seemed to have lived near Gleebers, evolving along with them, to possibly explain their similarities. Grigs have also been an ally to Gleebers, and helping them out with planning events, and helping them build buildings. Grigs also always seemed to have a positive reputation, and never got into any conflicts with another species, and similar to Gleebers, were small enough at the to avoid detection by Enphoso. This gave Grigs a very stress-free history to spend their time partying, and having fun! They attempted to stop wars between Gleeberland and other nations and species. They were unsuccessful, and never usually did anything.
Trivia[]
- Despite seeming closely related to them, Grigs aren't a subspecies of Gleebers, and are their own species.
- Many jokingly describe Grigs as "scrunkly", which most Grigs think is funny!
Glaaber lookalikes[]
Fangerls are a mischievous hybrid of Glaaber and Gembo. They look very similar to a normal Glaaber, with only a few differences. They love to pull pranks on unsuspecting glaggles, which are mostly harmless. All fangerls live in Glaaberland.
Appearance[]
Fangerls have a lot of visual similarities to Glaabers, with only a few minor differences. Fangerls and Glaabers are both orange, but fangerls are a more darker, saturated color than Glaabers. The eyes of a fangerl are uneven circles, compared to the oval eyes of a Glaaber. Fangerls also have very different mouths than Glaabers. Instead of having a wide mouth, fangerls have smaller ones, often with a small smile, similar to a Gembo’s. Fangerls also have smaller, but sharper teeth than Glaabers. Fangerls are also usually smaller than other glaggles, as well.
Behavior[]
Fangerls love to pull pranks on other glaggles. These pranks are mostly harmless, but on rare occasions, can injure someone. Fangerls’ pranks are often rude, and seen as an annoyance due to them mostly pranking random people. Fangerls also have a very short temper, and can be very dangerous when they’re angry. They bite people with their sharp teeth, which isn’t fatal, but can still sting for a while after the bite. A fangerl can be made angry if you get too mad at them over one of their pranks. They can also get mad if you try to prank them, even if it’s something small. Fangerls seem to also have a disliking towards Gembos and Gigglers for some interesting reasons. They dislike Gembos due to their rivalry with Glaabers, and dislike Gigglers due to them being “too annoying”.
History[]
Fangerls seemed to have existed for a while, but due to their very similar appearance to Glaabers, were brushed off to be a mutation of Glaabers. Further research done on the species proved this wrong by showing that fangerls are actually a hybrid between Glaabers and Gembos. For most of their history, fangerls were disliked due to their annoying and reckless behavior pranks, and their short temper. This caused many fangerls to be banned in public places, and heavily discriminated against. This caused fangerls to get angry, and start being more of a nuisance, which didn’t help at all. After a while. Most fangerls realized they’re not doing anything, and calmed down with the pranks. After more studying was done on the species, the scientists noticed that it was mostly the young fangerls that were causing problems, and most places that banned fangerls started letting them in more, with only not letting unsupervised young fangerls in.
Trivia[]
- Young fangerls are the most mischievous, and are the ones doing the most pranks. They do them a lot less as they get older.
- Fangerls are very disliked by a lot of species of glaggles.
GlorbGlorbs are an interesting species of “glaggle”, mostly because they aren’t even glaggles, and rather insects! They inhabit areas such as Bibergly, and make their hives inside of caves, however they can also be found living inside of Gemboland and Glaggleland.
Appearance[]
GlorgGlorbs appear similar to Glaabers, being orange, and having teeth sticking out. GlorbGlorbs, are much different, however. For one, they have al light orange coloration to their skin, along with a yellow, lightning bolt pattern on their forehead. GlorbGlorbs have curved mouth-ends, and spaced out, outward tilted eyed, unlike a normal Glaaber’s facial features. Some of the most different parts of a GlorbGlorbs is their insect-like features. GlorbGlorbs have black antennae, and heart-shaped ends to them. They also have a pair of circular, semi-transparent wings. GlorbGlorbs also have black, shiny pincers in their mouths, which some may mistake for teeth! GlorbGlorbs are smaller than an average Giggler.
Behavior[]
GlorbGlorbs are very kind and friendly creatures. They are very hardworking, and are very playful, especially with other GlorbGlorbs, and occasionally other Glaggles that find their way into their hives. GlorbGlorbs, unlike some other species, are not territorial of their hives, welcoming any newcomers!
Inside their hives, GlorbGlorbs tend to have different tasks to keep the colony going. They often have tasks such as gathering food, tending to the eggs and children, or expanding their hive to fit more GlorbGlorbs, or have room for more activities! GlorbGlorbs also tend to have recreational areas inside their hives, where they do many different activities, such as races, or playing catch with spherical rocks! Most GlorbGlorb nests have a spring area, where they swim, and splash around in the water!
When encountering another species, GlorbGlorbs tend to be very friendly towards them, even species like Enphosians! GlorbGlorbs are rarely violent, and only attack when provoked. However, they only attack species they have a bad relation with, which can happen if a member of that species messes with them, they will develop a disliking towards that species. GlorbGlorbs are also very social creatures, meaning the hatred of that species can spread from colony to colony, so it’s best to be friendly with them!
If a GlorbGlorb encounters a species they dislike, most of the time, they’ll simply avoid them. However, if a member of that species enters their nest, they start to attack. Most of the time, it will be something as simple and whipping them with their antennae, causing an itchy rash. However, if the threat is serious, GlorbGlorbs start to work together to keep their colony safe. One GlorbGlorb will typically hold the threat down with ther pincers, while the others swarm them, bussing their wings so quickly, it cooks them alive!
If a GlorbGlorb colony encounters another colony, they will most often times form an alliance, and start trading with each other. GlorbGlorb will often make gifts for the other colonies, and tend to trade with them!
History[]
Much about early GlorbGlorb history is unknown, however they seemed to have evolved from a much smaller species of insect from the Paleoglag era. During this time, the Enphurricane occurred, leaving much of Glagworld’s life living underground, the GlorbGlorbs being no different.
During their time underground, they quickly adapted, finding easy ways to find water, food, and how to make their hives comfortable. Over time, GlorbGlorbs quickly evolved, getting bigger and stronger, and began to look how they do today.
Centuries later, long after the Enphurricane has passed, GlorbGlorbs kept their underground lifestyle, as they have adapted to it, and it kept them safe from threats above ground. However, this also led to GlorbGlorbs being largely unknown, only being discovered in the 1800s by a group of explorers who stumbled across a pack of GlorbGlorbs gathering food. Initially, the explorers thought that they were mutated Glaabers, due to their similar features, however this was disproven after some time, revealing GlorbGlorbs to not even be glaggles!
Today, GlorbGlorbs are left alone, seeing as they work best when unbothered, and Enphoso doesn’t care too much about the species. However, scientists are still studying the species from afar, learning more about their behaviors and lifestyles!
Trivia[]
- Despite being slightly smaller than an average Glaggle, GlorbGlorbs are heavier.
- GlorbGlorb eggs are either orange or Green, depending on the gender of the baby GlorbGlorb.
- Green is for female, orange is for male.
- GlorbGlorbs have green, chunky, and gooey blood.
- GlorbGlorb colonies tend to pick a leader, known as the Alpha GlorbGlorb.
- The Alpha can be identified by their larger size, and curled back antennae.
- Alphas are typically the ones who pick other GlorbGlorbs to venture outside to gather food, and meet with other colonies.
- GlorbGlorbs have their own language called Glorbinian, which sounds like a mix of insect calls.
- GlorbGlorbs are capable of learning English, however, if spent enough time around glaggles.
- GlorbGlorbs sleep in piles, with the larger ones being near the bottom, and the younger/smaller ones on the top.
- GlorbGlorbs typically live for 30 years.
- An Alpha GlorbGlorb cane live up to 70 years.
- GlorbGlorbs typically colonies typically consist of 25-30 GlorbGlorbs at a time.
Woozygigs[]
Imbli are a type of woozygig, Gembo lookalike. They are similar to other woozygigs, with an uneven face, and often feeling dizzy. They inhabit Gemboland, along with the other Gembos.
Appearance[]
Imbli are red, similar to a Gembo, but more saturated. Their eyes often wide ovals, and have a random rotation, and are most of the time on an uneven level. Their mouths are also uneven, and no mouth ends. Like most other woozygigs, imbli have soft, stretchy, and jiggly skin.
Behavior[]
Imbli are chill, and calm with others. They enjoy making new friends, and love to hang out with Gembos. Imbli are also often less intelligent than other glaggles, and don't say much. Imbli really don't like fighting, and try their best to avoid it. Like most other woozygigs, imbli are constantly feeling woozy, and aren't so good at keeping their balance. They also have poor eyesight, due to their rotated, uneven eyes. Imbli aren’t good with unfamiliar territory, and get nervous when trying to navigate through it. Families of imbli always live in the same spot their ancestors did, as they always lived there.
History[]
Imbli were the second discovered species of woozygigs, being discovered a few days after gurgls. Imbli were originally thought to be a strange mutation of Gembos, and this caused them to often be treated differently, and seen as “lower” than normal Gembos. They were considered a different species once woozygigs were considered a different shape of glaggle. Imbli, along with the other woozygigs that were discovered at the time, weren’t treated much differently for a while, until more glaggles started to realize that imbli are actually very silly fellows! Imbli are almost never found anywhere besides Gemboland, due to the fact most of them are used to the place, and they aren’t good with unfamiliar places. They always stayed because Gembos kept them there, to have power over the species.
Trivia[]
Gurgls are a silly type of woozygig. They are also Gazo lookalikes. They are quite rare, as they isolate themselves from other types of glaggles. They are often crazy, similar to murplecks, but aren't as dangerous.
Appearance[]
Gurgls are somewhat similar to Gazos, just a light blue, instead of the dark blue. They often have longer eyes, and one eye, usually the right eye, is larger than the other. This is the same with the mouth, as the right side is usually more bubbly, and wider than the other side, with is thinner. Gurgls don't have mouth ends, similar to Gazos. Gurgls eyes and mouth are in an inconsistent spot for each gurgl, but always in a similar, general area. Similar to the other woozygigs, the skin of a gurgl is soft, and stretchy.
Behavior[]
Gurgls are pretty crazy, similar to murplecks. They tend to stay away from other species, and just do there own things in there little tribe. Gurgls are also less advanced than other glaggles, not even seeming to have a language, and just making random noises to try and communicate. Gurgls are also nuetral, only attacking if they get to crazy, or if threatened. If a gurgl does attack, they can be dangerous, and it is recommended to back away, and to only fight back if necessary. A gurgl when it's enraged laugh maniacally, and are faster than usual. If you do stumble upon a gurgle, it's advised to stay away.
History[]
Gurgls have been around for a long time, but only have recently been classified as a different species than Gazos once woozygigs were announced different. They have been always avoided by others for a very long time, as they were afraid of being a victim of an attack. A lot of gurgl history is unknown, as no one really started researching them until recently. After many tries, and research done, scientists tasked with studying gurgls have concluded that the “language” spoken by the gurgles isn’t a language at all, and can’t be learned. Due to a lot of people now invading gurgl territory, attempting to research them, gurgls have been more aggressive, and seemingly stressed due to the new people just invading their areas. After a few fights, and injuries, the scientists figured out better wats to investigate the crazy glags. This seemed to be much more efficient. The discovery of gurgls has lead to the discovery of a lot of other woozygigs, after a category has been set for them.
Trivia[]
- Gurgls were the first ever discovered woozygig.
- Most encounters with an aggressive gurgle often result in a few injuries, as gurgls aren’t the bast at attacking.
Qulberts are a type of woozygig, that are close relative to Gleebers. They are quite lazy, and don’t do much besides eat large meals. They live in small parts of Gleeberland, often seen in largely populated areas.
Appearance[]
Qulberts are very similar to a normal Gleeber, with only a few minor differences. Qulberts have a more darker color of purple than Gleebers, and being a bit more pink. Qulberts have a deeper curved mouth, with the mouth being less wide than a Gleeber’s mouth. They have a similar shaped mouth ends, although the mouth ends on a qulbert are pointed outwards. Qulberts also have more slim and taller eyes than a Gleeber. Like all the other woozygigs, qulberts have an uneven face.
Behavior[]
Qulberts are pretty lazy, and don’t do much. They often sit around all day, eating large amounts of food. They also live in areas in Gleeberland that are more populated, seemingly because they can do less, and can leech off what other glaggles are doing. This causes qulberts to get a lot of backlash, due to them not doing anything. Most qulberts also have a low IQ, due to them not getting much education. The reason why qulberts are like this is possibly due to the effect that all woozygigs have, where they are constantly feeling dizzy, and making it hard to do things. However, there are some qulberts that actually contribute something, and are talented at what they do.
History[]
Qulberts have always been thought to be a strange, lazy, subspecies of Gleeber. This made a lot of others coinstantly hate on qulberts, not thinking of them as anything different than a Gleeber that doesn’t what to do anything. After the term, “woozygig”, was made, there was more of an explanation for their behavior. Even after this, qulberts still got constant hate due to how little most of them did. Qulberts used to live mostly is Gleeberland, but after almost every place banned them in, they moved to Glaggleland, who was’t familiar with the hungry glags, and they were able to continue doing what they were doing. A small amount of qulberts also moved to Gemboland, or stayed in Gleeberland.
Trivia[]
- Qulberts have a lower population than the rest of the glaggles, due to them being lazy.
- Qulberts are banned from most restaurants and stores because of their laziness, and constant hunger.
Rare Glaggles[]
Charks are strange little guys. They appear to be much different that the glaggles we’re all used to, and aren’t part of any other glaggle genus, having their own. They can be somewhat creepy looking, and aren’t really the nicest. They live in central Bibergly, mostly just living in the caves.
Appearance[]
Charks have a very unique appearance. First of all, they are completely gray, with no other colors for their eyes, mouth, or anything! They have eyes that pop out of their heads, and seem to just stay put, as they can’t move their eyes. They have large mouths that also somewhat pop out, with disconnected mouth ends. But the most noticeable feature on a chart is their nasal appendage. The appendage this out of the face, and is shapped like a cone. This may look weird, but it helps Charks out a lot with many different tasks.
Behavior[]
Not only do Charks appear weird, but they also act differently for other glaggles, as well. They are more to themselves, and have a short attention span. They are usually calm, but can be very aggressive when provoked. They also have a short temper, so it’s best advised to stay on their good side. Charks are also very blind, having very blurry vision, and only seeing things in grayscale. Their sight is replaced by their ability to smell. There nose is very good at detecting things, and acts very similar to eyes, basically replacing them. This also slows them down, too. Their nose also can increase the loudness in their voices to a deafening level. This is so they can locate others nearby.
History[]
Charks were discovered in the vast caves of Bibergly, during a more calm winter night. A group of young gloobles found a few Charks scavenging for food. The Charks alone scared the gloobles, but they were still interested in the new species. The Charks soon noticed the frightened baby glaggles, but didn’t react much, besides a few Charks scaring them by screaming loudly, causing the gloobles to run away and cry. After this, more investigations have been done on Charks. Most of the time, the Charks are okay with this, and don’t mind, but sometimes, they can get annoyed with the researchers, sometimes even attacking them. Back when Charks were first discovered, most glaggles thought that they couldn’t do much besides scare people off. This caused a group of mischievous Gembos to go out, and start taunting the Charks. After a few minutes other Charks trying and failing to scare of the Gembos, they got aggressive, and attacked the Gembos, killing one, and injuring the others. Now though, most glaggles know to leave Charks alone, and the Charks will leave them alone.
Trivia[]
- Charks can smell 7532% stronger than a normal glaggle.
- Charks sometimes use their noses as a weapon to stab their prey.
Cropturezi are a species of rare glaggles that inhabit Weirdose. They are less advanced and less civilized than the more common glaggles, and are more tribal. They hunt in groups, and make temperary shelters based on where their food is. They dislike interacting with other species.
Appearance[]
Cropturezi appear a lot different than other glaggles. Their color is a shiny, neon yellow color. They have white eyes with blue irises. They have a wide nose with two nostrils. Their mouths are also odd, too. The mouth of a cropturez, unlike other glaggles, is a lot more constantly changing, usually either a smile or a small, staight line. They are also around 1.5 times bigger than a normal glaggle.
Behavior[]
Cropturezi not only look strange, but act odd, too. They are less civilized, hunting in tribes, and following their prey all around Weirdose. They make temperaty shelters in caves, or build small huts of sticks and leaves. They prefer to isolate themselves from other intelligent species on Weirdose, like smileis. They are also known to dislike Gigglers for certain reasons. They mostly just ingore Gigglers, scaring them off, or just avoiding them, but some tribes attack Gigglers. This is rarely fatal, but some deaths have happened to a cropturezi attack. Amongst themselves, though, they are more friendly. They are very cooperative, and have fun in their unique ways during their free time.
History[]
Cropturezi are possibly ancient creatures, that have existed for a long time, as shown by artifacts on Weirdose that were made by ancient cropturezi. But cropturezi were discovered at the same time smileis were, when Glaggleland first discovered Weirdose. The cropturezi seemed annoyed with the glaggle explorers, ignoring them, and making threatening noises and faces at them, to attempt to scare them off. After the glaggle explorers weren’t leaving them alone, and kept following them, a cropturez threw a rock at a Giggler, and then starting chasing the crowed away. After this, cropturezi had a disliking for Gigglers, and Gigglers in Weirdose are told to stay away from any cropturezi. After a while, more research has been done on cropturezi, tracking where they move, how they build things like shelters and tools, how they hunt animals, and after a while, cropturezi are understood a lot more. Many have also attempted to learn the language of cropturezi, but no one has been able to yet. Enphosians don’t seem to care about cropturezi, as the two species never interact, and cropturezi don’t know what Enphosians are.
Trivia[]
- Cropturezi is the plural version of cropturez.
- Cropturezi have their own language, it is simple, yet hard to learn due to their secretive nature.
- Many compare cropturezi to paleoglags, because they are very similar. Some saying that cropturezi are the closest relative to the ancient glags.
Fabric munchers are a very small species of secret glaggle. They are often seen as pests, breaking into houses and eating anything made of fabric. They are related to Glaabers, but are very different to them in many ways.
Appearance[]
Fabric munchers look like small, purple glaggles. They have a gradient going from purple to a lighter color of purple. Their mouth is shaped shaped like 2 curves, similar to a basic animal mouth. They have half-circle mouth ends. Their eyes are white ovals, with black outlines. They have sharp teeth, similar to a shredder, which they use to rip and eat fabric. They also often have a higher pitched voice than most glaggles.
Behavior[]
Fabric munchers are often rude, or cocky. They like to taunt people, and threaten to eat all of their clothes or other objects made of fabric, if their victims don't do somthing for them. They also swear a lot more commonly, and don't really care what they say. Fabric munchers live outside near houses in nests either in trees or hidden in the ground somewhere. On rare occasions, though, they can live insdie the walls of houses, or under the floor! Fabric munchers don't just eat fabric, though. They also eat insects that they find in homes or outside. If they're angered, they can bite glaggles. This isn't fatal, but it can sting, and swell for a few days, so make sure to stay on their good side if you can't fight back! Sometimes, fabric munchers can be befriended, and help people with small tasks like keeping bugs out of houses.
History[]
Fabric munchers seem to have been around for a very long time, and most of the time seen as pests that break into houses, and eat whatever they’re able to. Recently though, fabric munchers have started to have been seen as a more intelligent species, after they learned how to talk. This made it so fabric munchers were treated with more respect than they were previously, but still very hated. The fabric muncher population has also gone up significantly after the Glaggleland Massacre. Fabric munchers also started to spread to many other countries other than Glaggleland, such as Glooberland, Gazoland, and especially Gemboland, due to it’s large about of fabric.
Trivia[]
- Fabric munchers named the species themselves.
- Fabric munchers also eat wool, buttons, denim, paper, and zippers as well!
- Fabric munchers most likely originated from glaggles evolving in Qwerty Islands.
Gallery[]
Cycorpigalgs are a very rare and interesting and strange species of secret glaggles. They aren’t naturally created, but instead the result of a failed glooble being born with extreme mutations, causing body parts to fuse or mutate. Despite them seeming like a common species of glaggle, they are genetically a different species.
Appearance[]
Cycorpigalgs all appear different from each other, even though they are all the same species. They all have different mutations of varying degree, yet they all have a single eye, which was caused by the tell eyes fusing together, and an oddly shaped mouth, which is usually thinner, and more straighter lines. Their eye is usually longer than the species of glaggle it’s supposed to be, and has a white pupil in the middle. The gradient of cycorpigalgs are often different than the the species their parents are. It’s often brighter in color, but can be any shade of the original color. They can also appear similar to different species of glaggles based of what their parents are. These can be any of the main glaggles.
Behavior[]
Cycorpigalgs don’t live long. Depending on the severity of their mutations, they can live for up to 2 days to living a full life. The ones that do live long enough are typically rude and cocky most of the time. This is caused by mutations in the head, which cause their brain to not function correctly, causing their rude behavior. This also often makes them less intelligent, too. Cycorpigalgs often have really good eyesight. This is odd due to the fact that they only have one eye, but is mostly likely due to mutations strengthening the eye, to try and replicate having both eyes.
History[]
Cycorpigalgs have always been around since paleoglag times. Cave painting and other records have shown depictions of cycorpigalgs. Due to them being a very rare species of glaggle, not to many cycorpigalgs have been documented through out glaggle history until recently, when scientists began to try and understand more about these very confusing species. This is hard to do, as they don’t live long, and the survivors have little mutations besides a single eye. Even with these difficulties, more and more about these one-eyes glags are being discovered.
Trivia[]
- Cycorpigalgs are considered a different species due to the fact they are biologically different.
- The percentage of a glooble being a cycorpigalg is around a 0.03% chance.
- The chance of that cycorpigalg living a full life is around 1%.
- Cycorpigalgs are unable to undergo mitosis, due to the mutations.
Juphringi are a strange species of Secret Glaggle. Despite their unique, and fairly scary appearance, they are actually a subspecies of Gigglers, although less evolved. They are less intelligent than the average Glaggle, and are more tribal, and aggressive. Even though they seem scary, they can’t eat you, because Juphringi are herbavores. They are commonly seen in small huts, deep within the Blumper Forest, and other wooded areas around the world.
Appearance[]
Juphringi have an interesting appearance. Despite being a subspecies of Gigglers, they look nothing like them. They have sharp fangs that stick out of their mouths, similar to Glaabers, although their teeth are more sharper, and more square in shape. This helps in making them seem threatening. Speaking of their mouths, the mouth of a Juphringus is a large, deep curve, with mouth-ends shaped like an f. This makes them look pretty silly! The eyes of a Juphringus is also quite funny, being small ovals in the middle of their face. Juphringi are also a unique color, having a gradient to a redish-purple color, to indigo. Juphringi are around 0.75x the size of the average Glaggle.
Behavior[]
Juphringi act strangely compared to other glaggles. They live far from large places such as Glaggleland and Gemboland, preferring quiet, isolated “villages”. If a Juphringus encounters an outsider, they will quickly become angry, and do everything to scare them off, such as growling, faking attacks, and showing their teeth. While this can be quite scary, they will rarely attack you due to Juphringi being smaller, having a strictly vegetarian diet, and their low intelligence. However, if you continue to invade their territory, they may get other, nearby Juphringi to attack you. Although this isn’t fatal, but it can hurt a lot, and depending on their aggressiveness, you might need to be sent to the hospital. So if you see a Juphrinhus, just let them be, even if they started it by being rude to you! On rare occasions, Juphringi might welcome outsiders into their territories, if they’re familiar with them, and the Juphringi know that they are simply trying to help!
History[]
Juphringi have been around for a very long time, possibly older than some of the main six! They most likely evolved from curious, early Gigglers that wandered into Tunglornius. However, Juphringi were first discovered by the settlers in Tunglornius, when they were exploring the forests. At first, they were confused by the odd-looking glaggles, until the Juphringi started acting aggressive. The sudden aggression from the Juphringi was enough to cause the settlers to run away, and start fearing the Juphringi. For a long time, Juphringi were thought to be a subspecies of Glaaber that made their way into Tunglornius, and settled in the forests. This belief was carried for a very long time, until a few thousand years in the future, scientists have done tests on Juphringi, and learned that they are actually a subspecies of Giggler. This surprised many people at the time, and some even wanted them to do the test again, but with another Juphringus, instead. The results were the same. Sometimes, some glaggles will go and visit a tribe of Juphringi. This isn’t a good idea, as many incidents have occurred with glaggles trying to befriend Juphringi without any knowledge how to calm them down, and properly communicate with them.
Trivia[]
- The plural for Juphringus is Juphringi.
- Juphringi are able to withstand incredibly cold and warm tempuraters, possibly because of their coloring.
- Juphringi are an invasive species in some parts of the world, such as Gazoland and Weirdose.
- Every Juphringi tribe are almost the exact same, and they all have contact with other tribes in the country they’re located in.
Ciphru are a very helpful species of Secret Glaggle! They are rare, and mostly reside in Carzon, but can also occasionally be found in Bibergly during the winter. Ciphru are mostly seen in their digital form, but can also rarely be seen outside of computers and other electrical devices.
Appearance[]
Ciphru appear as mint-colored glaggles. A large portion of their body seems to be made of slants, which affects their eyes and mouths appearance, too. The slants also seem to be constantly moving to the light part of their grandient, similar to static. They have small dot eyes, and a simple, large curved mouth, with not ends, near the bottom of their face. Their skin has a similar look pixel-art, or Ben-Day dots. Ciphru are all the same size, that being an average glaggle. Their voice has a constant buzzing sound when they speak, and is often high-pitched.
Behavior[]
Ciphru are very joyous, like other glaggles, although they have fun in other ways than other glaggles, due to their abilities. Ciphru are very calm and collected, and hard to anger. They are also known for their helpfulness, with computer coding, fighting computer viruses, and their mission to prevent information on Paul from spreading to quickly online . Ciphru are also very intelligent, having all the knowledge on the internet, and knowing just about anything, especially in their digital form. Some Ciphru have little chat rooms where you can ask them questions, and they’ll quickly answer with a correct response. A popular one of these is called “ChatGCT”. Ciphru are really good at and enjoy web design, and are often hired for low prices to make websites, and are tasked to organize events and festivals. A lot of Ciphru also have a strange obsession with horror or scary stuff, similar to Glaabers.I’m
Despite Being very friendly, Ciphru can also be tough. This is seen in the CCTF (Carzon Ciphru Task Force). They are essentially the government in Carzon, and are tasked with keeping the Glagglenet safe and secure from Enphosian hackers, cognitohazardous information, and false information in general. They work hidden, and are never seen when you’re using the computer, this is so they don’t interrupt, or get interrupted, as they don’t want to cause a panic. The CCTF are hard to fight, as they can work with code faster, due to them not having to type, and being able to physically alter the code, rather than have to type it all out. Members of the CCTF are still very silly, though, and love to keep glags safe!
History[]
Sometime in the early 2000s, computer scientists in Bibergly had the idea to attempt to create a virtual country, along with sentient inhabitants. After many years of coding, and attempting to create a safe place for the inhabitants to live, they created Carzon, along with the Ciphru. The Ciphru quickly gained intelligence by downloading everything they needed to know from the Glagglenet. Ciphru quickly started making Carzon into how they want it, resulting in the country looking like a colorful mess of different decoration styles. Ciphru also got to work on a security system of Carzon, making it hard for people to try and access it with computers. Ciphru also set up many online shops which make it so people from the outside can buy stuff from Carzon, without having to access the main country.
After word got around of a new, digital species, there have been multiple attempts by Enphosians to try and hack in, and attempt to destroy the country. So far, only one of these attempts have been successful, and it was quickly fought off with the Ciphru’s quick ability to alter code, and blocking the Enphosians out. This event also caused their already hard to break through security system to be even stronger. I one of the additions to the new security measures was the CCTF. Which after a while, didn’t just help Carzon, but help other places on the Glagglenet.
A few months after Ciphru became a more well-known species, they started figuring out how to access the real world, by modifying their electricity to show in the real world, giving them a physical form. This made Ciphru even more helpful than before, allowing them to help with designing festivals especially Enphosoween festivals, due to their spooky themes. Ciphru have also helped with virtual security in places like Glaggleland, Gemboland, and Bibergly!
Trivia[]
- Ciphru are made up entirely of electrical signals, which is why touching them feels like static.
- The Ciphru’s ability to enter and exit the digital world works by them going to an electronic, and modify the electrical signals to that make them up to enter the electronic, and appear on the screen as a little pixelated Ciphru!
- Ciphru can only die if they’re deleted in a machine, or the machine they’re in is destroyed, although this is easy for them to escape.
- According to Ciphru, when a device is turned off, it looks similar to nighttime in the real world.
Grugs are a a somewhat frightening looking Secret Glaggle. Despite their large appearance, and big, sharp teeth that look like they can tear you to shreds, they are actually very friendly and civilized! They love to play games, and love to build stuff, similar to Gloobers! Grugs also have a lockjaw, meaning they rarely open their mouths.
Appearance[]
Grugs appear as big, mud-colored glaggles. Their most notable feature is their mouths. Their mouth shape is similar to an arrow pointing down, with circular mouth-ends. The reason why the mouth is the most noticeable part of Grugs is because of their big, sharp, crooked, yellowish teeth stick out. This is the reason why many glaggles are scared of Grugs. Strangely, it’s only the top row of teeth that stick out, which means that the bottom row of teeth on Grugs are barely ever seen, except for the occasional Grug with one or two bottom teeth poking out. The eyes of a Grug are small ovals, with thin lines on the inner part of them. Grugs are around 2x the size of a regular Giggler, making them pretty big! Despite this, their voices are high-pitched, and sound childish.
Behavior[]
Even though they look big, and dangerous, Grugs are actually very kind and civilized glaggles! Grugs actually have a similar personality to more intelligent Gloobers, being silly and playful, and enjoying playing games and rides, although Grugs are often too big for most rides in places such as Glaggleland. They don’t seem to mind, however, as they have their own ways of entertainment, such as building tools and small huts made of wood and grass for fun. Grugs are also very polite, and aware of the fact hey might startle some. This makes them try and be as friendly as possible to whoever they encounter, no matter their species! Be like a Grug, and respect everyone! Anyways, Grugs were typically hated on by Gembos for similar reasons like Glaabers, as they both come from a similar background as hated glaggles. Grugs don’t share the same feelings towards them, resulting in the two species becoming less of enemies.
History[]
The history of Grugs started off quite rough when they started attempting to integrate into main glaggle culture, as they were commonly discriminated against especially by Gembos, due to their scary, and threatening appearance, and relation to Glaabers. This caused Grugs to be constantly bullied, attacked, and left severely injuries or worse. Even though in this time, their lives were tough, Grugs were still friendly, and tried to reason with the others. After many years of the abuse from other Glaggles, Grugs became independent, alongside Glaabers, and inhabited Glaaberland with them. After more and more species started realizing Grugs are friendly, and shouldn’t be hated, they were quickly welcomed into many other places, like Glaggleland and Gazoland, for a short while! It took them longer, but they eventually convinced a majority of Gembos to let some stay in Gemboland! However, this didn’t fully prevent hate towards Grugs, as a few hateful glags decided form hate groups, and hunt down Grugs, claiming them to be manipulative beasts. This resulted in a lot more people helping to protect Grugs! Nowadays, Grugs are rare to come by, but you should appreciate when you see one!
Trivia[]
- Grugs are distant relatives to Glaabers, this can be seen in their toothy smiles!
- Even though their names are similar, Grugs are in no way related to Sprugs, and the similar names are purely a coincidence.
- Some Grug hate groups try to convince others that Grugs are a variant of Sprugs, although this isn’t the case.
- During the times when Grugs were discriminated against, there was a short period where Enphosians spread propaganda, claiming that Grugs were a new subspecies, designed to rip up glaggles.
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Paul is... something... it's unknown exactly what it is, if it's even a real species of glaggles, or anything at all. Paul has never been seen physically, only in dreams or in hallucinations by victims of Paul. Paul seems to only be real to people who are aware of it's existance, and knowing about Paul has dangerous effects.
Appearance
Paul, for what we know, appears to be similar to Gigglers, but with some very noticable changes. For one, Paul's skin seems to be a more saturated color of yellow, rather than the amber color of most Gigglers. Paul also has an abnormally small face in the center of its body, unlike any glaggle discovered so far. Paul's eyes are simply just two small dots, with a tiny curve for a smile. Its facial features are very close together, due to its small face. Paul's size is unknown, as there have been multiple different reports of its size, with some claiming that it's as large as 12 meters, to as small as a normal glaggle. Paul's voice also seems to be ever-changing, as well, as it does not have one consistent voice, and changes pitch and accent mid-sentence.
Behavior
Paul behaves unlike any other creature that is known. Paul doesn’t seem to be fully real, so it can’t do much in that sense. However, knowing about the existence of Paul can manifest itself into existence through the subconscious mind of the victim. This effect is referred to as the Paul Effect.
A photo of one of Paul's followers. Photographer unknown.
The behavior of the victim depends on the amount of information about Paul they were exposed to. There isn’t an exact limit to different categories of Paul Effect severity, due to every victim having fluctuating levels of tolerance to the mind-boggling effects, but some estimates have been made. Little knowledge about Paul’s existence, such as only hearing its name or seeing an image of it with very little or no context, will rarely cause the glaggle to experience the Paul Effect. Having more knowledge about Paul, such as the Paul effect, or knowing about both the appearance and name of Paul can cause a weak case of the Paul Effect. This can cause the victim to enter an inescapable fate to Paul, as the victim will slowly become more convinced that Paul is real, and become a follower if no one steps in to help them. Followers are not good, as most of them have lost almost all control of their minds and bodies, and they know belong to Paul, who will use them to try and get more victims, by the victim, very loudly, praising Paul, and trying to infect others with the Paul Effect.
Paul itself is also odd. When a victim is still in control of their bodies when affected by the Paul Effect, Paul reportedly visits the victim in their dreams of has hallucinations, telling the victim about Paul’s existence, which, as stated before, can worsen the effects of the Paul Effect. Paul has also been stated to be manipulative, and tries to tempt the victims into doing what it wants, before it can gain full control over them.
History
It's unknown exactly when Paul was discovered, however, it seems to have always existed, as the earliest descriptions of Paul and its followers go all the way back to Paleoglag times, as seen in notebooks and cave paintings. How exactly the Paleoglags first learned about Paul is unknown, but some theories suggest that the first victim of the Paul Effect was unlucky enough to accidently learn about Paul by creating it with their thoughts. Ever since the first incident, Paul has become a more serious problem, as the amount of infected Paleoglags skyrocketed in certain areas, and the Paleoglags didn't know how to combat it.
After the sudden decrease of the Paleoglag population, the amount of Paul followers also decreased to near zero. Once the common species of glaggles started emerging, such as Gigglers, and Glaggleland was formed, the Paul Effect slowly grew again, the followers told more glaggles about Paul, and increased their numbers again. It wasn't until much later when Paul was officially recognized as a threat, and more research was done to stop it. All of the research led to more victims of the Paul Effect, and was put on hold until a better way could be found without having to risk the Paul Effect, as well as a cure to the Paul Effect.
Trivia
- The biggest Paul has ever been reportedly seen was a time a Giggler hallucinated that Paul had replaced the sun. The Giggler went blind due to staring at the sun.
- Glaggleland residents are more likely to fall victim to the Paul Effect, due to the high population, meaning more possible followers.
- Paul followers will undergo extreme bodily mutations, resulting in a mutilated appearance, leaving one, glowing glitchy eye that can be seen underneath the cloaks they wear.
- Murplecks are the only known glaggle species that is immune to the Paul Effect. It is possibly due to their built-in craziness.
- Additionally, Enphosians, especially Mimics, have a high tolerance, but are not immune.
- A Murpleck is actually the one writing this page! Hello!
