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Here are some ideas I drew just today. One is an unused concept that I found in my recently acquired “the art of cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2” book, and the other two are ideas I came up with.

This is the “rattle shake”, it’s a mix between rattlesnake and a chocolate shake. it is a one of the unused concepts. It doesn’t really look snake like but not all foodimals look like the animals they’re based off.

This is the “yamster”, it’s a mix between a hamster and a yam. They are the cutest foodimal I’ve drawn yet, I know this because my mother and grandmother told me so.

This is the “guinea peach”, it’s a mix between a guinea pig and a peach. It is very similar to the Jaster, being a small, plant foodimal that has connections to a modern house pet.

I mean yes it is technically just a machine, and therefore cannot feel pain, but that doesn’t mean It can’t think for itself. After all at the end of the first movie and throughout the second movie, it appears to have a train of thought, and it even gained an eye. When Flint Lockwood is about to plug the BSUSB into it, it gives him a look that says “please don’t do this, you don’t understand what’s going on here”. And to emphasize that it immediately craps out a baby marshmallow.

And even in an earlier version of the end of the first movie it was supposed to fall into the sea and become a giant monster (which looks identical to Bob from monsters versus aliens?)

So yeah, I think the fldsmdfr is technically a self-aware mechanical being. just like wall-e, XJ9 (A.K.A. Jenny), C-3PO and R2-D2, BB-8, the bat computer, and many many more that I can think of. What are your personal thoughts?

Here are a few more ideas that I came up with the other night.

This is the “crantker”, a mix between an ant and a cracker. They live together in large colonies and you’d be found all over the island.

This is the “snakesage”, it’s a mix between a snake and a sausage chain. These guys have a rivalry with the apple pie-thon.

This is the “soft pretzel”, it’s just a anthropomorphic pretzel with small pretzel bites for eyes. It’s sort of like the pickles and the berries when it comes to foodimals.

Here are some of my foodimal ideas I drew recently.

This is the “wartham”, it’s a mix between a warthog and a leg of ham. They live in small groups and defend their territory very fiercely. (It’s also the very first foodimal idea I came up with.)

This is the “prairie hot dog”, it’s a mix between a prairie dog and a hot dog with mustard. They dig small holes to live in and occasionally pop their heads out. They can be found in the mashed potato praises alongside the buffaloafs.

This is the “centipea”, it’s a mix between a centipede and some peas. There one of the smallest foodimals like the jelly bees and mosquitoast.

This is the “boiled pegguin”, it’s a mix between a penguin and a boiled egg. They live in large groups and often form huge lines with no idea what their waiting for.

And last, but not least, my personal favorite.

This is the “Venus pie trap”, it’s a mix between a Venus fly trap and a chicken pot pie, like roots and vines of garlic bread sticks, and basil leafs. Disguise itself as a normal pie, just sitting in the middle of nowhere. It preys upon smaller foodimals, cucumbirds, mosquitoast, blueberries, wild kinsh, leeks and many more are likely prey for this pie.

When faced with a large foodimal or dangerous situation, it will uproot its self and crawl/scurry to safety, using its roots as make shift legs.

These are all the ones I have for know, but I have even more ideas I have yet to draw. And I might needs some help with that.