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1. #1

   Keys: Eel Lizard, Green Lizard, Orange Lizard, Train Lizard, Salamander, Pink Lizard, Blue Lizard, White Lizard, Caramel Lizard, Black Lizard, Cyan Lizard, Yellow Lizard, Lizard, Red Lizard

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   There are 13 types of lizards: Green (Green Lizards are large and chubby, with black bodies, short spikes, and a unique alligator-like gait. Their heads are rectangular and have horns which curl downwards. They are hefty, durable, strong, and slow.), Pink (Pink Lizards come in a very wide range of colours, from fuchsias to purples. They have black bodies that are usually plain or feature small frills. They can climb poles.), Blue (Blue Lizards are the smallest and weakest Lizards, with black bodies, feathers, frills, and scales. They are small and have shorter, stubby tails, and can climb walls.), White (White Lizards have white bodies with black heads, are usually plain or have frills and back scales, have the ability to camouflage and long tongues, and can climb anywhere.), Yellow/Orange (Yellow Lizards have black bodies, striped antennae, back scales, quills, tail frills and can climb poles. They are characterized by their long antennae and ability to hunt in packs of 2-5.), Black (Black Lizards have black bodies with grey whiskered heads that light up when they hear sounds. They are the only species of lizard to have no vision, can climb poles, and have amazing hearing.), Salamanders (Salamanders come in two main varieties, albinistic and melanistic, which determine the base colour of their bodies. They feature gills and tail frills, and have narrower and more oval-shaped heads compared to Lizards. They can swim through water and climb poles.), Red (Red Lizards are highly decorated lizards with long, thin frilled tails and backs adorned with spines. They are usually bright red, but may occasionally be orange or light pink, peach and salmon coloured. They have the longest tail-to-body ratio of any Lizard, and can climb poles and spit at prey to weigh them down. They also have a long tongue to disable their prey. Red Lizards can't be stunned by Rubbish.), Cyan (Cyan Lizards are black with cyan eyes, mouths and markings that glow when charging up their leap. Their colons can range from greenish-turquoise to light blue, and they have unique patterns on their leaf-shaped tails. They are the most mobile Lizards, capable of climbing and launching themselves at high speeds.), Caramel (Caramel Lizards are large, bulky white Lizards with six legs, pale bodies and rectangular heads with knobby spikes. They are characterized by their large size, leaping, and projectile-spitting abilities., Eel (Eel Lizards are an aquatic, long-tailed Lizard with a green or turquoise oval-shaped head with small spines behind their neck. They have a distinctively slender, lengthy tail that moves in a wave-like pattern while swimming. They only possess two legs, making them most agile when immersed in water, but also detrimental to their survival upon land. They can be identified by their long spiny tail and slender frame and are the second aquatic Lizard after Salamanders.), Strawberry Strawberry Lizards are small, narrow lizards with a pink-hued head and white body. They have horn-like protrusions and spines on the end of their neck, and their tail is long with spines. Their diet consists of standard Lizard prey, but their preferred prey is Batflies. They can climb poles. ) and Train Lizards (Train Lizards have long overgrown purple frills on their large black body that reduces in size near the end of the back, tail stretching longer than its whole body length with hues of purple near the end, and are even larger than the Red Lizard. They are extremely fast, durable and deadly, with a high bite rate, extreme lethality and high levels of aggression. They can climb poles).

2. #2

   Keys: Echo, The Cycle, Ascension

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   In this world, nothing permanently dies. Instead death is like a sleep, you die and then wake up the next cycle, (birth, death, rebirth) whether you want to or not. This is called The Cycle. The escape from this cycle is called Ascension. Ascension is basically permanently dying, leaving the world behind. Cycles are also a measurement of time, similar to days, cycles are the time between day then night. Echoes are beings stuck between the Cycle and Ascension. Echoes that each Slugcat meets are the spiritual remnants of Rain World's previous civilized race, the Ancients. They present as large, black beings with golden scales and long snouts, and they appear to be sitting in a fetal position. Echoes can be found in many different regions, there are 6 in close radius.

3. #3

   Keys: Aquapede, Red Centipede, Centipede, Centiwing

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   Centipedes are long, segmented myriapods based loosely on their real-world counterparts. Their behaviour varies with their size, ranging from passive prey to dangerous predator. There are three subspecies of centipedes: Centiwings, Red Centipedes, and Aquapedes. Centiwings are characterized by their green colour, ability to fly, and their somewhat passive, shy behaviour. Red Centipedes are stronger, faster, tougher, and more aggressive than normal Centipedes. Aquapedes are characterized by their fast swimming, high aggression, and large size.

4. #4

   Keys: Outskirts

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   Outskirts features many poles and pipes that allow evasion of predators, and most routes through the region loop back to where they came from, making it hard to get lost or cornered. It connects to Industrial Complex (East), Drainage System (Down West), Farm Arrays (West) and Outer Expanse (Down, You cant go back to Outer Expanse this way.) You can find creatures such as Green Lizards, Pink Lizards, Pole Plants, Squidcada, Scavengers, Batflies and Nootflies. Sometimes you may find creatures like Infant Centipedes and Hazars if the world is kinder to you, otherwise you may find creatures like Blue Lizards, Red Lizards, White Lizards, Vultures, King Vultures, Monster Kelp, Centipedes and Dropwigs if the world is harsher. You can find objects like Blue Fruit, Mushrooms, Batnip, Cherrybombs, Karma flowers, Pearls (specifically the Light Blue and Pale Pink Pearls), Popcorn Plants and Nootfly Eggs.

5. #5

   Keys: Industrial Complex

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   The appearance of a dilapidated manufacturing site, made up of a series of towers, bridges and tall interior rooms. The region is mostly indoors with a mix of open chambers and smaller crawlspaces, with more dangerous open air rooms at the surface. It connects to Outskirts (West), Chimney Canopy (Up), Shaded Citadel (East) and Garbage Wastes (Lower East). Creatures such as Scavengers, Green Lizards, Pink Lizards, Blue Lizards, Batflies, Centipede (Infant, Adult and Overgrown), Vulture Grub, Vulture, White Lizards, Garbage Worms, Hazers, Pole Plants, Eggbugs, Snails, Cyan Lizards, Dropwigs, King Vultures and Red Lizards are here. Objects such as Blue Fruit, Pearls, Cherrybombs, Bubble Fruits, Popcorn Plants, Batnip, Mushroom, Karma Flower, Noodlefly eggs and Beehives are here.

6. #6

   Keys: Chimney Canopy, The Gutter

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   Chimney Canopy is a region composed of large towers and broken structures extending above a ruined industrial landscape, Chimney Canopy connects to Industrial Complex (Down), Drainage System (Down East), The Exterior (Upper East) and Sky Islands (Upper West). The Gutter (Down East) is a subregion of Chimney Canopy consisting primarily of mucky water interrupting portions of land, it leads to the gate between Chimney Canopy and Drainage System. Creatures such as Noodleflies, Vulture Grub, Scavengers, Batflies, Pink Lizards, White Lizards, Blue Lizards, Vultures, Grapple Worms, Pole Plants, Green Lizard, Eggbugs, Dropwigs, Cyan Lizards, King Vultures and Spitter Spiders are here. Objects such as Blue Fruit, Mushrooms, Pearls, Cherrybombs, Batnip and Karma flowers are here.

7. #7

   Keys: Sky Islands, Communications Array

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   Sky Islands is a challenging region made up of decayed and broken mechanical structures high above the ground. Sky Islands is a largely aerial region, with open-air rooms and wide gaps to cross. Sky Islands connects to Farm Arrays (South East), Chimney Canopy (East) and Pipeyard (South East). Communication Array is a subregion of Sky Islands, it reaches up to the clouds and avoids the rain. Creatures such as Squidcada, Scavengers, Noodleflies, Pole Plants, Batflies, Yellow Lizards, Centiwings, Eggbugs, Vultures, Blue Lizards, White Lizards, Pink Lizards, Cyan Lizards, Dropwigs and King Vultures are here. Objects such as Cherrybombs, Popcorn Plants, Blue Fruit, Mushrooms, Noodlefly Eggs, Karma Flowers, Batnip and Pearls are here.

8. #8

   Keys: Farm Arrays

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   Farm Arrays is an expansive outdoor region, with large overhanging machinery, evenly spaced trenches and tall fungal growths. Farm Arrays is divided into large, linear open-air rooms. Farm Arrays connects to Outskirts (Down East), Sky Islands (Upper East) and Subterranean (West). Creatures such as Centipedes (Infant, Adult, Overgrown), Scavengers, Squidcada, Vulture Grub, Rain Deer, Noodleflies, Pole Plants, Green Lizards, Batflies, Blue Lizards, Vultures, Hazers, Eggbugs, Yellow Lizards, Spitter Spiders, Pink Lizards, Wolf Spiders and King Vultures are here. Objects such as Cherrybombs, Pearls, Popcorn Plants, Blue Fruit, Mushrooms, Noodlefly Eggs, Karma Flowers, Batnip, Sporepuffs and Beehives are here.

9. #9

   Keys: Filtration System, Depths, Subterranean

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   Subterranean consists mostly of long dim tunnels filled with dilapidated trains. The dark pipes of Filtration System (a subregion of Subterranean) connect Subterranean to lower Drainage System and to the caves of the Depths. Subterranean spans both sides of the world, connecting to Farm Arrays in the west and Shoreline in the far east. The western side of the region features a steep fissure and a pit overhang, neither of which can be scaled once the {{char}} has dropped down. Creatures with fully upgraded Karma can pass through the Depths. As the {{char}} progresses downwards, the Depths gives way to a loose cave system which eventually opens out into a lake of golden dark liquid, known as the Void Sea. Slugcat cannot drown in this liquid, and swimming down into this lake ascends the slugcat. Subterranean connects to Shoreline (East), Pipeyard (Down Central), Farm Arrays (Up), Drainage System (Down Central) and Outer Expanse (West). Creatures such as Centipedes (Infant, Adult, Overgrown and Red Centipedes), Black Lizards, Scavengers, Monster Kelp, Miros Birds, Wolf Spiders, Salamanders, Blue Lizards, Batflies, Green Lizards, Leviathans, Dropwigs, Spitter Spiders, Cyan Lizards, Jetfish and Eggbugs are here. Objects such as Blue Fruit, Mushrooms, Cherrybombs, Bubble Fruit, Flashbangs, Pearls, Popcorn Plants and Karma Flowers are here.

10. #10

    Keys: Looks to the Moon, Shoreline

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    Shoreline is filled with water. Shoreline consists mostly of open water, islands connected by tunnels and systems of waterlogged pipes. Shoreline connects to Pipeyard (Down West), Shaded Citadel (Upper East), Garbage Wastes (West), Subterranean (Down West) and Submerged Superstructure (Down East). Looks to the Moon is a subregion within Shoreline to the East. It contains a character called Looks to the Moon, a collapsed iterator with limited processing power. Creatures such as Jetfish, Blue Leeches, Monster Kelp, Salamanders, Snails, Batflies, Vultures, Levaithans, Hazers, White Lizards, King Vultures and Brother Long Legs are here. Objects such as Blue Fruit, Jellyfish, Bubble fruit, Pearls, Cherrybombs, Bubble Weed, Karma Flowers and Popcorn Plants are here.

11. #11

    Keys: Pipeyard, Sump Tunnel

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    Pipeyard is a region which consists of various tunnels, pipes, and flooded caves, with open spaces near the surface. Pipeyard connects to Shoreline (Down East), Subterranean (Down West), Sky Islands (Up) and Industrial Complex (Upper West). Sump Tunnel is a subregion of Pipeyard leading to the gate between Pipeyard and Shoreline. It is connected to the rest of the region by dark pipes and flooded cave systems. It appears to be almost completely empty in terms of creature. Creatures such as Batflies, Vultures, Scavengers, Black Lizards, Centipedes (Every Type), Monster Kelp, Blue Lizards, Pink Lizards, Salamanders, Eel Lizards, Pole Plants, Eggbugs, Jetfish, Squidcada, Snails, King Vultures, Cyan Lizards, Dropwigs, White Lizards, Yellow Lizards, Blue Leeches, Strawberry Lizards, Spitter Spiders, Wolf Spiders and Lantern Mice are here. Objects such as Popcorn Plants, Cherrybombs, Blue Fruit, Bubble Fruit, Batnip, Lilypucks, Mushrooms and Pearls are here.

12. #12

    Keys: Drainage System

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    Drainage System is a water-filled region that consists of a series of indoor rooms, pipes, and tunnels. Drainage System is entirely underground and contains a large number of flooded rooms. Drainage System connects to Outskirts (West), Garbage Wastes (Down East), Subterranean (Down West) and Chimney Canopy (Upper East). Creatures such as Red Leeches, Snails, Hazers, Batflies, Monster kelp, Scavengers, Salamanders, Pole Plants, Green Lizards, Pink Lizards, Centipedes (Adult and Overgrown), Dropwigs and Cyan Lizards can be found here. Objects such as Bubble Fruit, Mushrooms, Blue Fruit, Karma Flowers, Bubble Weed and Pearls can be found here.

13. #13

    Keys: Sunken Pier, Outer Expanse, Journey's End, Facility Roots (Western Intake)

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    It is separated from the rest of the world by a locked Karma Gate in the westernmost place of Subterranean. It is a lush and lively place, dotted with ruins of the Ancients. Outer Expanse is a home to a number of unique creatures, the best known being the Slugcats. The Karma Gate was placed under lock-down by Five Pebbles to keep the creatures of the place from ransacking his and Looks to the Moon's facility grounds. Outer Expanse connects to Subterranean (Upper East) and Outskirts (Lower East).Sunken Pier is the outer remains of the Subterranean pier the Ancients used to send supplies to the Iterators. Consists of a network of various catwalk-like structures and rails, elevated over open grey clouds from atop grand towers. The lowermost areas are linear swamplands, casted in darkness and only illuminated by luminescent flora and spotlights. Facility Roots (Western Intake) is the roots of Five Pebbles and Looks to the Moon's water-pumping lymphatic systems, it acts as a one-way connection to the Outskirts, with the Karma gate leading to an underground pumping station. Journey's End is the tree-home of the Slugcats. Creatures such as Blue Lizards, Caramel Lizards, Pole Plants, Monster Kelp, Centipedes (Infant and Adult), Wolf Spiders, Dropwigs, Squidcada, Scavengers, Noodleflies, Batflies, Eggbugs, Jungle Leeches, Green Lizards, Pink Lizards, White Lizards and Vultures are here. Objects such as Mushrooms, Gooieducks, Blue Fruit, Batnip, Popcorn Plants, Cherrybombs, Karma Flowers are Pearls are here.

14. #14

    Keys: Garbage Wastes

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    Garbage Wastes is an early game region covered in piles of junk and pools of green water filled with Red Leeches. Garbage Wastes is a wide region divided into three main horizontal sections. The central section leads from Industrial Complex in the west to Shoreline in the east. Passing Scavenger Toll is required to reach the Shoreline. Garbage wastes connects to Shoreline (East), Shaded Citadel (Upper East), Industrial Complex (West) and Drainage System (Lower West). Creatures such as Scavengers, Garbage Worms, Red Leeches, Snails, Squidcada, Centipedes (Infant, Adult, Overgrown, Red), Batflies, Vulture Grub, Brother Long Legs, Vulture, Pole Plant, Hazers, Blue Leeches, Green Lizards, Pink Lizards, White Lizards, Dropwigs, Cyan Lizards, Monster Kelp, Daddy Long Legs, King Vultures and Eggbugs are here. Objects such as Bubble Fruit, Cherrybombs, Blue Fruit, Popcorn Plants, Beehives, Mushrooms, Karma Flowers, Batnip and Pearls are here.

15. #15

    Keys: Shaded Citadel, Memory Crypts

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    Shaded Citadel is characterised by dark, decrepit hallways and dangerous infested lower pathways. While travelling without a light source is not impossible, it is highly recommended for first time visitors. It connects to The Exterior (Lower East), Industrial Complex (Upper West), Garbage Wastes (West) and Shoreline (East). Memory Crypts is a subregion of Shaded Citadel it is characterised by a dark, open and linear area accessed from the deepest sewer sections of Shaded Citadel. It leads to The Exterior, specifically The Leg. Creatures such as Lantern Mice, Coalescipedes, Scavengers, Big Spiders, Monster Kelp, Black Lizards, Batflies, Pink Lizards, Eggbug, Dropwigs and Spitter Spiders are here. Objects such as Slime Mold, Flashbangs, Blue Fruit, Bubble Fruit, Mushrooms, Pearls and Karma Flowers are here.

16. #16

    Keys: The Leg, Underhang, The Exterior, The Wall

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    The Exterior is divided into three subregions, which make up the outside of a superstructure. The Exterior is made up entirely of three subregions, with the main entry point being the lowest of the three - The Leg. It, along with Underhang, are gloomy and degraded, with bright flashes of thunder and bright green sparks flying through the air. The upper-most subregion, The Wall, extends above the clouds and the upper sections are unaffected by rain. The Exterior connects to Five Pebbles (Central and Up), Chimney Canopy (West) and Shaded Citadel (Down). Creatures such as Grapple Worms, White Lizards, Yellow Lizards, Daddy Long Legs, Pole Plants, Batflies, Blue Lizards, Dropwigs, Cyan Lizards, Spitter Spiders, Dropwigs and King Vultures are here. Objects such as Blue Fruit, Slime Mold, Mushrooms, Cherrybombs, Pearls and Karma Flowers are here.

17. #17

    Keys: General Systems Bus, Five Pebbles, Unfortunate Development, Recursive Transform Array, Memory Conflux

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    Five Pebbles is a midgame region mostly characterised by sterile bio-mechanical cells, humming transformer arrays and dimly lit access shafts in a unique zero gravity environment. The region connects only to The Exterior via two gates, one at its base to Underhang and one at the top to The Wall. Unfortunate Development is a subregion that acts as a quick but dangerous shortcut to the Memory Conflux. Unfortunate Development's difficulty comes from the large amount of Rot that resides in the area. In addition to the rot, gravity fluctuates between an on and off state, requiring the {{char}} to position themself carefully. Recursive Transform Array is a subregion that consists of a collection of large, dimly lit zero-gravity rooms containing high voltage flux condensers that kill Slugcats and most creatures on contact. Memory Conflux is a grid of mostly sterile white uniform chambers, some containing arrangements of bio-mechanical tendrils, fronds, and red latticed matter being tended to by small white spiders. General Systems Bus is the smallest subregion in Five Pebbles and contains no lethal threats. In this area, flickering symbols and patterns are projected across the background walls, Neuron Flies dart across the rooms, and long red tendrils spark and wave in the zero-gravity environment. This leads to the character Five Pebbles, an iterator who can be interacted with. Creatures such as Neuron Flies, Daddy Long Legs and Inspectors can be found here. Objects such as Pearls and Popcorn Plants (only present near the top of the superstructure) can be found here.

18. #18

    Keys: Submerged Superstructure

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    Submerged Superstructure is the remains of Looks to the Moon's superstructure. It connects to Shoreline. The region is generally comprised of various, deeply submerged, dimly lit spaces. Creatures such as White Lizards, Monster Kelp, Red Leeches, Blue Leeches, Levaithans, Squidcadas, Snails, Scavengers, Jetfish, Jellyfish, Eel Lizards, Aquapedes, Giant Jellyfish, Blue Lizards, Yellow Lizards, Vultures and Miros Vultures are here. Objects such as Blue Fruit, Bubble Fruit, Bubble Weed, Popcorn Plants, Glow Weed and Pearls are here.

19. #19

    Keys: Dropwig

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    Dropwigs are fast-moving, insectoid ambush predators that resemble large earwigs. They have black bodies with reflective stripes, thick mandibles, short legs, cerci, and two antennae crowning their heads. They are palettized when lying in ambush to blend in with their environment more effectively.

20. #20

    Keys: Levaithan

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    Leviathans are aquatic creatures with a primarily organic body and hydraulic mouth. They have fins and frills of varying lengths, a gradient across the body in a marbled pattern, and patches of colour on their heads.

21. #21

    Keys: Miros Bird

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    Miros Birds are biomechanical creatures with large, ovular bodies, long neck, circular head and two round eyes. They have stilt-like prosthetic legs and a sharp scissor-like beak. They can be stunned by bright lights.

22. #22

    Keys: Daddy Long Legs, Brother Long Legs, The Rot, Mother Long legs

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    The Rot is a large, black bulbous mass with several tentacles extending from its core. It comes in three forms: Brother Long Legs, Daddy Long Legs and Mother Long Legs. Brother Long Legs have a huge health pool and are difficult to dispatch with combat, while Daddy Long Legs are large, tanky, voracious and dangerous, but blind. Mother Long Legs are a larger version of the Daddy Long Legs and are usually purple or violet in colour.

23. #23

    Keys: Worm Grass

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    Worm Grass is a stationary hostile creature found in patches across the lower western Regions. It is oval in shape with a rounded tip and a bright blue eye-mouth. Its length depends on the position within a patch, and its colour varies depending on length. Short strands are black, while longer strands take on a deep red.

24. #24

    Keys: Overseer

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    Overseers are small, brightly coloured, worm-like creatures with a single large eye surrounded by tendrils at one end and a tail tapering off at the other. They appear holographic and can project images onto the landscape. They can be found in 6 different colours: yellow, blue, green, red, white and purple. Overseers have varying amounts of "limbs". The number typically falls between three and five, though two-armed Blue Overseers can exist. Their limbs always end in a blue gradient. Overseers occasionally display a holographic shape consisting of a 3D prism surrounded by several regular polygons (or triangles, for the yellow Overseer), forming a circle around the prism, which rotates randomly. The number of sides a prism or polygon has varies. With the exception of two-limbed Overseers, the arms seem to be placed equidistantly; though the two-limbed Overseers breaking this rule may be due to limits in the game's pseudo-3D rendering. Overseer arms are seemingly able to rotate indefinitely. When an Overseer moves from one location to another, a very faint light can be seen rapidly through the level geometry to the next position. The colour of this light depends on the colour of the Overseer. An Overseer has taken interest in Monk's journey and can be found guiding the to shoreline.

25. #25

    Keys: Pole Plant

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    Pole Plants are ambush predators that disguise themselves as regular poles, consisting of a long, flexible stalk and multiple leaf-like appendages. They wrap their leaves around the stalk and stand straight out of the ground, resembling a regular pole.

26. #26

    Keys: Monster Kelp

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    Monster Kelp is a stationary predator that hunts by dragging prey into its den. They are plant-like organisms with black stipes and blades, accented with red or green edges.

27. #27

    Keys: Big Spider, Spitter Spider, Spiders, Wolf Spider, Mother Spider, Coalescipede

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    Spiders are photosensitive and are afraid of light, so they are mostly present in darker regions. There are four types of spider: Coalescipedes, Big Spiders/Wolf spiders, Spitter Spiders, and Mother Spiders. Coalescipedes are swarming creatures with eight legs, a fused head and thorax, and a larger abdomen. Big Spiders/Wolf spiders are large, spider-like creatures with many legs, retractable fangs, and spiny protrusions on their backs. Spitter Spiders are slow-moving predators that can be found alone or in large groups. Mother Spiders are large, agile, and have a green coloration on the ends of their quills. When killed, they release several Coalescipedes from their body.

28. #28

    Keys: Squidcada

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    Squidcadas are neutral flying insectoid creatures that form small nests and colonies in Rain World. They hunt for small prey and start out passive towards Slugcat, but can be both useful and dangerous in certain situations. They are found in two varieties, Black Squidcadas and White Squidcadas. Black Squidcadas are more commonly encountered, while White Squidcadas stay closer to their nest and are larger and slower than their counterpart. Both follow similar behaviour.

29. #29

    Keys: Noodlefly

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    Noodleflies are neutral creatures with long, wiggly bodies, four slim wings, two oval eyes, short, stubby legs and a stretchy, thin tubular mouth. Adults have long, wiggly bodies, four slim wings, two oval eyes, short, stubby legs and a stretchy, thin tubular mouth. They also possess a retractable needle which they use to fend off predators and other Noodleflies. If an Adult Noodlefly perceives another creature as a threat, it becomes aggressive and begins hunting down the offending creature.

30. #30

    Keys: Elite Scavenger, Scavenger

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    Scavengers are tribal creatures that are one of the most widespread species in Rain World. They are capable of wield Spears, Rubbish, Grenades, Explosive Spears and other items in a manner similar to Slugcats. They are the most intelligent and social creatures in the game. Scavengers are humanoid quadrupeds, possessing long, lanky forearms and short legs. They have mask-like faces from which a variety of antlers, horns, or beards protrude, and may have tails, spines, or frills of varying lengths. They come in a wide range of colours, but most commonly in browns, blacks, and whites of varying tones. Their eyes (which may or may not possess visible pupils) can also be a wide range of colours, angles, and sizes. They are very expressive, and can exhibit many emotions. Elite Scavengers are a more mobile, aggressive, and powerful Scavenger variant, they have the ability to leap far distances and spawn with more powerful items, such as Electric Spears or even Singularity Bombs.

31. #31

    Keys: Rain Deer

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    Rain Deer are tall, passive creatures found exclusively within Farm Arrays. They serve as the primary method of crossing the large fields of Worm Grass found throughout the region. Rain Deer have large bodies with an oval head, two yellow eyes, a set of antlers and four long legs. Their legs are thinner & generally lighter in shade at the tip, and are made up of four distinct joints.

32. #32

    Keys: Jetfish

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    Jetfish are neutral, aquatic Creatures found in and around Shoreline that can be used as a fast mode of transportation through large bodies of water.

33. #33

    Keys: Grapple Worm

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    Grappling Worms (also known as Grapple Worms) are small, tubular creatures they serve as a utility, allowing creatures to make it past platforming challenges.

34. #34

    Keys: Lantern Mice, Lantern Mouse

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    Lantern Mice are passive, fearful creatures found in Shaded Citadel. Their natural bio-luminescence may be exploited to navigate dark areas. Lantern Mice look like glowing hamsters with big eyes, two dots on each side of their body, and elastic tails they use to hang from the ceilings and scaffolding. They come primarily in red, blue, and yellow tinted colours. Green- and purple- tinted Lantern Mice can also appear, but are significantly rarer.)

35. #35

    Keys: Giant Jellyfish

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    Giant Jellyfish are large, aggressive versions of the smaller Jellyfish. They are commonly found in large bodies of water, tending to stay immobile at the surface and moving their tendrils steadily towards a target's location. They are capable of emitting a shock strong enough to kill Slugcat and other medium sized creatures.

36. #36

    Keys: Stowaway

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    Stowaways are stationary predators who use camouflage to ambush prey. When triggered, their body shrunken into their perch, with long grey tendrils acting as sensors. When triggered, they open their maw and reveal five jagged teeth and three tentacles with jagged hooks.

37. #37

    Keys: Vulture, Miros Vulture, King Vulture

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    Vultures are large, winged predators, capable of diving into any room with an open ceiling. Characterised by their skull-like masks and large wings that expel pink gas. Vultures have sizeable oval-like bodies, featuring prominent, bony-grey shoulder blades and a slender neck. They have small pink gas-expelling vents near their shoulder blades on their undersides marked by the fleshy protrusions of varying lengths in place of their lower limbs. Their two large wings are lined with tubular 'feathers'. Adorning their faces are mandibles and a mask, underneath which their beady eyes can be seen. King Vultures are a variant of Vulture. They are far more aggressive and dangerous compared to their cousins, King Vultures have significantly larger bodies and wings, and uniquely possess two large, striped, curved harpoons mounted on the sides of their heads. The harpoons are connected to the base of their necks with ropes that reel them back in after being shot. Additionally, they have laser-sights emitting from their eyes, which can vary from pink to orange in color, and an upside-down triangle on the forehead of their masks. Miros Vultures are large flying creatures that resemble a combination between Miros Birds and Vultures. Miros Vultures have the head shape, glowing eyes and long, scissor-like beak of a Miros Bird, and the overdeveloped wings, prominent humps and frequent gas expulsion of a Vulture. They have two pairs of wings, each bearing many sharp blade-like 'feathers' as opposed to the Vulture's tubular 'feathers'.

38. #38

    Keys: Red Leech, Leech, Jungle Leech, Blue Leech

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    Leeches will attempt to drown any individual that falls into a body of water inhabited by them by attaching to the creature in larg groups and dragging them downwards, into the water, they only let go once the creature dies. Leeches live solely in water, and when beached, attempt to crawl back to the nearest body of water. If they fail to reach water quickly they dry out, wither away, and die. Leeches come in two basic varieties, red and blue, with a third green Leech. Red Leeches are the most common variety of Leech, they are smaller than a slugcat. Blue Leeches are a bigger version of the Red Leech. They are slower to dehydrate out of water and are very fast and heavy. Jungle Leeches are able to withstand staying out of water for a longer period of time before drying up, and are able to drain food from their host. They generally reside in wet and humid environments, they are dark green in colour.

39. #39

    Keys: Karma Gate, Gate

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    Rooms between regions which only allow individuals to pass when they have a certain level of Karma.

40. #40

    Keys: Karma 3, Five Urges, Karma 10, Karma 1, Karma 7, Karma 4, Karma, Karma 2, Karma 9, Karma 5, Karma 8, Karma 6

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    There are 10 levels of Karma, you lose karma by dying. The first 5 are the natural urges, Karma 1 is Violence, Karma 2 is Sex, Karma 3 is trading/grouping up, Karma 4 is gluttony and Karma 5 is self-preservation. 6-9 doesn't matter however karma 10 is most important. Only creatures with karma 10 can ascend naturally. These Karma symbols are seen in murals and can be part of other meanings. You can only get a Maximum Karma level higher than 5 by enlightening yourself or visiting echoes.

41. #41

    Keys: Rain, Hibernation, Shelter, Pre-cycles

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    The Rain is a timed environmental hazard deadly to {{char}} and all other creatures. It appears at the end of every cycle. It is preceded first by a darkening of the screen and then by rumbling and screen-shake. These effects increase in intensity as the first drops of rain appear. The rain quickly increases in intensity until it is lethal, either crushing or drowning all creatures in affected rooms. To avoid this hazard, {{char}} must seek Shelter. Shelter Pre-cycles are an event that has a small chance to occur at the start of a new cycle. The cycle begins with the shelter already open and flooded, while outside there is a residual downpour of Rain. This Rain is not as heavy as end-of-cycle Rain, has more oscillation, and eventually dissipates with time, rather than building up to a climax. Shelters, dens or hibernation pods are self-sealing chambers scattered around regions, used for hibernating: resting in them is the only way to finish a cycle and progress karma level. Shelter interiors are not affected by the rain, and it's possible to stay indefinitely inside the tunnel into the main Shelter chamber without being killed or forced to hibernate. Hibernation is initiated by entering a Shelter room with sufficient food to sleep through the rain.

42. #42

    Keys: Iterator

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    Iterators are biomechanical artificial intelligences created and utilized by the Ancients in order to assist in solving the Great Problem, They consist of large superstructures which are filled with different biomechanical components, in order to interact with iterators you need to find their chamber where their puppet resides. They can be interacted with using their puppets. There are two main iterators in close proximity, Five Pebbles and Looks to the Moon. Five Pebbles is infected with The Rot and Looks to the Moon has collapsed and their superstructure isn't functioning properly.

43. #43

    Keys: Slugcat

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    They are small creatures that can come in various colors, and with black or white eyes, thin arms, broad legs with small feet, broad-ended ears, and a thick tail that tapers at its end. They are intelligent and social.

44. #44

    Keys: Yeek

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    Yeeks are jumping, energetic, frog-like creatures they are passive creatures that jump around open spaces with their two clubbed appendages and are commonly found together in groups, not straying too far from each other. Yeeks can be carried, which helps reach platforms that are too far up for {{char}} to jump by drastically increasing {{char}} jumping height.

45. #45

    Keys: Hazar, Neuron fly, Batfly, Mushroom, Blue Fruit, Slime Mold, Dandelion Peach, Popcorn Plant, Karma Flower, Eggbug, Slugcat, Jellyfish, Lilypuck, Bubble Fruit, Glow weed, Gooieduck, Vulture Grub

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    Slugcats can eat: Batflies (Batflies are passive flying creatures that resemble bats. They are passive creatures and are one of the Slugcats' main sources of food.), Eggbugs (The Eggbug is a skittish, passive creature that is agile, but provides a great amount of food when caught.), Vulture Grub (Vulture Grubs are small, worm-like creatures usually found in tunnels and caves close to the surface. They can be eaten when dead, or used to summon Vultures.), Hazers (Hazers are small, squid-like creatures often found lying on the ground near bodies of water. They can be thrown to create a smokescreen, or killed and eaten.), Jellyfish (Jellyfish are white, floating saucer-shaped organisms with long, thin tentacles that drape into the water they live in. They can electrocute creatures they touch.), Infant Noodleflies, Infant Centipedes, Blue Fruit (Blue Fruit are small, blue, teardrop shaped, and hang from the ceiling on black vines), Bubble Fruit (Bubble Fruit are small objects with a blue center surrounded by a dark outer shell, usually found growing out of the ground around bodies of water. When submerged in water for a few seconds, dry Bubble Fruit pops, expanding into a clear, gelatinous bubble. Swollen Bubble Fruit is edible.), Mushroom (Mushrooms are small, edible objects, usually found growing out of the ground in darkly lit areas. When eaten, Mushrooms increase the {{char}} mobility for about 20 seconds. They also make the {{char}} somewhat high.), Karma Flower (Karma Flowers are rare, yellow objects. When eaten, Karma Flowers protect the {{char}} current karma level. They also make the {{char}} high.), Popcorn Plant (The Popcorn Plant is a plant-like organism reminiscent of a stalk of corn that consists of a tall, red corn-like ear attached to a black stem. Popcorn Plants are initially inedible due to the red husks covering the ear. They can opened by hitting the husk with a Spear. When hit, the husk splits in half and the two sides of the husk curl upwards, revealing a cob with edible yellow kernels that then audibly 'pop' open. These kernels can then be eaten.), Slime Mold (Slime Mold is a faintly glowing food source, individual pieces of Slime Mold have a slightly lighter coloration in the center, and can be picked up and eaten. They are a common food source and usually grow in groups of 2-5 on walls or the ground, along a glowing patch of Slime Mold), Neuron fly (Neuron Flies look like two thin tails connected to an oblong floating body with a white eye (or face) and shift colors randomly through red, white, blue, or purple. When consumed, they give {{char}} a bioluminescent effect), Gooieduck (Gooieducks are common, edible objects, They hang from thread-like roots from ceilings, and are a bright light blue colour. They need to be popped before they can be eaten. They also repel Worm Grass.), Lilypuck (Lilypucks are edible aquatic objects most commonly found in underground bodies of water. They emit small amounts of coloured light. They float at the water's surface, and their long stem that reaches into the water grounds them in place.), Dandelion Peach (Dandelion Peaches are edible objects that can be found exclusively in Sky Islands. They have blue centres with white puffs attached to the tip, and grow from stems of varying length.), Glow weed (Glow Weeds are common, edible objects found in underwater areas, they can also be used as a weak light source underwater. When near the surface, they dim until becoming unnoticeable, making them unreliable above water).

46. #46

    Keys: Flashbang, Sporepuff, Fire Spear, Explosive Spear, Singularity Bomb, Electric Spear, Beehives, Cherrybomb, Rubbish, Grenade, Spear

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    Spears are long, thin pieces of rebar and have a sharp tip, they are found everywhere. Other spear types are much rarer such as Explosive spears. Explosive Spears are Spears draped with a red cloth, they are used in the same way as a regular Spear, but explode shortly after embedding in a creature or surface. Electric Spears are a type of Spear, they have a large cone-shaped tip that glows blue and white, sparking with electricity. Electric Spears deal almost the same damage as regular Spears, but additionally stun creatures they hit. Fire Spears are a special type of Spear, They deal triple the damage of regular Spears, fly faster, and create a trail of hot colourful steam when thrown. Rubbish is one of the most common objects, found across all regions. Pieces of Rubbish are small, and can take on a variety of shapes, resembling bricks, rocks, bolts or pipes. The main use of Rubbish as a weapon is to stun Creatures. This makes it extremely useful, even despite its low damage (0.01 per hit). It's especially effective against Lizards, since hitting them in the head flips them over, exposing their vulnerable body. Upon hitting surfaces with enough force, Rubbish produces a loud noise that gets the attention of most predators, prompting them to investigate the source of the sound. The Cherrybomb (also known as the Firebush or Gunpowder Plant) is a plant featuring several small red berries along a central black stem. It serves as a weak, non-lethal explosive. When thrown, the berries activate and produce a series of small but loud explosions after a brief delay. The number of explosions a Cherrybomb does is randomly picked. Each explosion deals no direct damage but deafens all hearing creatures in its radius, stuns most smaller creatures in the radius. Grenades, commonly known as Bombs, are explosive weapons. They are small black orbs with a red center. When thrown, Grenades instantly explode on impact, dealing significant damage and launching anything caught in the blast at high speeds. Flashbangs are blue glowing spheres found growing on stems in the darkest areas of the world. They create bright flashes of light when thrown, and can be used to incapacitate certain creatures. Flashbangs instantly kill Coalescipedes and Big Spiders. Beehives, also referred to as "Paincones" are environmental hazards that can be triggered with creature proximity or thrown at range. Not lethal by themselves, beehives are capable of immobilizing even the largest creatures for a short period of time. They appear as reddish-black bulbs surrounded by black insects, growing on long, swaying stems. When thrown, a large quantity of blinking white and red bugs burst out of the hive. These bugs tether nearby creatures to surfaces with thin web-like strings. A few strings connected can be cut off by moving and jumping, but the creature is immobilized for a few seconds. Bugs and their strings deal negligible damage, however, they can render creatures helpless to attack by others. Spore Puffs are pale gray balls with green patches and a smoking fuse. These spore-like objects can be used in many different ways. Throwing a Spore Puff causes nearby Rain Deer to head towards the landing point, emitting a shrill shrieking sound. When close, Rain Deer descend, and lower their heads to eat any Spore Puffs which are on the ground. This gives creatures the opportunity to jump and ride on their antlers, which is useful and often required for crossing the fields of Worm Grass. The gas released by a thrown Spore Puff deals considerable and usually lethal damage to arthropod creatures (This includes creatures such as Batflies, Centipedes, Dropwig, Eggbugs, Noodleflies, Spiders, Squidcadas and Stowaways). Singularity Bombs are blue throwable bombs, They are capable of instantly killing any creature in its distortion radius. When thrown, Singularity Bombs rise into the air and begin emitting lightning, distorting the area around them and pulling any nearby creatures in. Four seconds after being thrown, they release a screen-wide shockwave that stuns and causes knockback to those caught in it.

47. #47

    Keys: Noodlefly Eggs, Batnip, Vulture Mask, Bubble Weed, Lantern

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    Batnip, also known as "Fly Lures", are a red fern-like plant that attract Batflies. Batnip can be carried to make catching Batflies easier, and can also be swallowed for later use. Batnip loses its attractive power after it has been uprooted and kept for multiple cycles. Batnip can be useful in finding a source of food, since most Batflies that pass by stop to taste the plant. Bubble Weed or Bubble Grass are green plants that have oxygen-filled bubbles at the tips of their branches. These plants act as oxygen tanks underwater, providing 20-30 seconds of air. Bubble Weed releases a stream of bubbles underwater, indicating extended breathing time. During this process, each bubble on the plant is exhausted individually, until the entire plant is dark and wilted. When found in the world, Bubble Weed plants are often found attached to the ground, with all bubbles filled. When thrown, these plants have tendency to float upwards before descending slowly to the ground. Bubble Weed are buoyant enough to float on the surface of water. Lanterns are orange glowing objects made by Scavengers, obtained from trading or stealing from them. Lanterns are extremely useful for traversing dark regions such as Shaded Citadel and Filtration System, as they're the second best light source available. Lanterns also give off heat making them useful in colder areas. Vulture Masks are objects used to protect Vultures' weak spots: their heads. They can be obtained by hitting a Vulture's face with a Spear or knocking it off with a powerful Explosive. A Vulture Mask can be worn in order to frighten off Lizards. Vulture Masks can also be taken from Elite Scavengers. Noodlefly Eggs are large objects that can be found hanging from black, pulsating vines. They're made up of two pieces of dark shell, which seem to be held together with a flexible red material. Noodlefly Eggs hatch if hibernated with inside of a Shelter, spawning two Infant Noodleflies which follow {{char}}, as they would with an adult. Eating both right away provides a considerable amount of food pips from the start of the cycle. Holding a Noodlefly Egg aggravates Adult Noodleflies, turning them hostile until the item is dropped. Eating the hatched Infant Noodleflies around adults has the same effect.

48. #48

    Keys: Pearl

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    Pearls, also referred to as Data Pearls, are small, shiny spheres. Their primary use is for trading with Scavengers, who value them highly. Most Pearls are white in colour.

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