Flanimals of the Deep

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urn:lcp:flanimalsofdeep0000gerv:epub:d0725eef-c482-45e3-adc0-b61e83f36084 Foldoutcount 0 Grant_report Arcadia #4281 Identifier flanimalsofdeep0000gerv Identifier-ark ark:/13960/t6tz25w1h Invoice 2089 Isbn 9780571234035 Coddleflop: A green mush puddle that flips over to protect its soft top. However, since its bottom is equally soft, this strategy is never successful. Darker and Edgier: Without a doubt the darkest installment in the series, depicting an Always Chaotic Evil species, the ensuing war against them, and the extinction of all complex life on the planet. The narration is far more somber and serious as well. Flanimals Of The Deep (the third Flanimals book) is available now and is the WH Smith Children's Book Of The Year The first four volumes in the Flanimals series collected and boxed for your convenience; Flanimals, More Flanimals, Flanimals of the Deep and The Day Of The Bletchling.

Exactly What It Says on the Tin: The Honk is a creature that, well, honks. By honking, we mean it makes the loudest noise on the planet for absolutely no reason. Friend to All Living Things: The Mulon, easily the most intelligent being on the planet, cares about all living beings and would never intentionally hurt another Flanimal. They enjoy coming up to the surface to watch life on land. Bizarre Alien Locomotion: The Plamglotis is born without legs, so it swallows its hands to walk on them. This means it can't eat anything. Sequel Hook: The book ends with the egg and adult diagram of a Bletchling, the most terrifying Flanimal that has ever existed.Always Chaotic Evil: The Bletchlings are described as evil down to the cellular level. So much so that consuming the brain of one would turn another Flanimal evil. If you took a Bletchling brain, ground it up, and injected it into a Glonk, the Glonk would smash your face in. Metamorphosis Monster: The Mernimbler starts out as a cute little puffball that feeds on honey water and the softer bits of clouds. The adult is a vicious hulking predator with crooked horns, Creepily Long Arms, and an absurdly large mouth. Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 2020-06-15 11:04:11 Boxid IA1829815 Camera Sony Alpha-A6300 (Control) Collection_set printdisabled External-identifier Ocr tesseract 4.1.1 Ocr_detected_lang en Ocr_detected_lang_conf 1.0000 Ocr_detected_script Latin Ocr_detected_script_conf 0.8905 Ocr_module_version 0.0.10 Ocr_parameters -l eng Old_pallet IA-NS-2000184 Openlibrary_edition

Love at First Sight: The Munty Flumple wanders around and falls in love with any Flanimal it sees. It'll stand there for days on end until whatever it's staring at moves. Frappled Humpdumbler: An octopus-like Flanimal with an eye on one side of its head and a nose on the other. Big Eater: The Adult Mernimbler is a vicious predator that eats everything it sees, then dies of chronic indigestion. Hollywood Acid: Bletchlings shoot a sort of goo or webbing from their abdomens, which coats their prey and then melts them into a puddle. Perfectly Cromulent Word: Enough to rival a Dr. Seuss book and usually involving the names of the flanimals. Some examples include the Puddloflaj, the Mernimbler, and the Fleming Bunt-himmler.Author Tract: Since this was written by Gervais, it's not hard to see where all the comments about " Grob" being a dusty older superstition come from.

Exactly What It Says on the Tin: The Hapless Prey is a type of sprot. It really just exists to be prey, drawing attention to itself by sweating at the first sign of danger. Blob Monster: The Coddleflop. Because its soft top is vulnerable, it's developed a defense mechanism. Namely, flipping over and revealing its equally soft bottom. Mind Screw The Spryflajer uses this to confuse its prey. Just when the prey thinks they can't be confused anymore, it just swims away. Let's Meet the Meat: The Gum Spudlet is simply described as "Grundit food." It's not happy about this, but there's nothing it can do about it. The fourth book in the award-winning, best-selling Flanimals series is out now - featuring the terrifying Bletchling.Lemony Narrator: The narrator is incredibly snarky, goes off on insane tangents, waxing philosophically, and has a talent for Comically Missing the Point.

ITV commissioned a television series based on the books, with a planned air date of 2009, but it was later cancelled. [2]

Customer reviews

Big Creepy-Crawlies: Bletchlings are like huge, bloated green flies with human-ish mouths, long pointed tongues, and take to the sky every thousand years, swarming in the millions and killing anything in their path. The endless variety of Movs, Bants and Zubs. The metamorphosis from Monk Worm to Frag Drier. And the evil incarnate that is the Bletchling. Explore the watery depths where swim the majestic Mulon, the gargantuan Molf and (badly) the Ungler Water Mungler. Wobboid Mump: A blind eye in jelly that spends its entire life looking for the reason for its existence. Flat Character: Literally with the Flambol, according to the narrator. Not only is it a flat, floating shape, but it's a shallow, self-centered vegetable with no personality.