WE CONTINUE
this is the chart from last thread.
Creatures with a red cross have gone extinct from iron water event
>Open an existing creature in paint or whatever and give it one evolutionary adjustment at the time
>describe adjustment and upload new image
>every once in a while the environment will shake things up, some creatures will go extinct
>No silly stuff, those won't become cannon
>No creating new species out of thin air
>No 'catching up' and doing a bunch of evo's by yourself, every creature should go through multiple steps by multiple people
>Evolutions shouldn't be to drastic, but you shouldn't bitch about other players 'not being realistic' either
>Save as .PNG
>No "I want these to die let's remove them" shit
posting settings in next post
Old thread
>>46609384
The Planet is similar to mid-late Ordovician period of Earth. Roughly 20-25 million years ago, the planet had a supervolcanic eruption, causing the world to be enveloped in ash. The aftermath has left a lush world of fertile seas and lagoons, along with marshy shorelines and loamy earth. But it appears that in this timeline, the eruption left to a mass extinction, leaving only the progenitor races alive, and a select few, currently in a form of stasis, with the exception of the Floater Algae, that are hex-shaped colonies of algae covered in thick layers of cellulose that can produce a gas lighter than air, allowing them to float.
• The mountainous Eastern Continent, home of the now dormant Mt. Khornus, lush with fertile grounds for plants, and mix of cold highlands, warm valleys and isolated expanses of freshwater lakes and flatlands.
• The Northwestern Continent is the most land dominated by low to sea-level lands where the grounds are always moist, while more northern regions are found to be dryer and more hilly.
• The Southern Continent is home to the great desert on its northern landmass, where precipitation is rare, while the southern region of the land is known for its welcoming, temperate climate.
• Planet Evo now has about 15% less oxygen in its Atmosphere then compared to Planet Terra of the Sol System. It also contains Nitrogen, Hydrogen, and traces of gaseous heavy metals of the past Ash Cloud.
• In some of the shallower parts of the oceans bare rock has been exposed, a potential substrate for more sessile organisms to easily settle in. These regions of the oceans while, tiny in size are comparably warmer and clearer than else where in the ocean.
• The night skies have been filled with an array of light as of recent. While likely unnoticed by the organisms of the planets, shimmering auroras and meteor showers have been flying over the skies at night. It would appear, that a nearby Star has recently destabilized.
Why are Climbing Frawas, Bungi and Deprungi crossed as if they didn't adapt to the iron event?
Bungi and Deprungi evolved to secrete iron poop used by aortigas to visit underwater places.
And the red-cheeked Frawas have them red cheeks just to store iron
>>46640084
>Nearby Star has recently destabilized.
I never noticed that. How... appropriate.
>>46640101
also without bungi and deprungi the aortigas are doomed to die since the fungis were their last butanol source
>>46640121
>>46640101
Its an error, the Frawas, Bungi and Deprungi are all still alive
The aftermath of the iron-filled oceans have left many species dead, but life starts anew with lands near the oceans having fertile soil.
>>46640101
OP here, the Bungi, Climbing Frawa and Deprungi should not be extinct. Also, the chart is missing a few species, such as the Sand-Speckled Braf, Chlorophyalgea, Zawa and the Striding Growth Bzalgae
the whole Algae family is missing and the species posted after them as well
>tfw having to wait beforecontinuing the whole OrtixBungi drama
>>46640163
Here they are boss, I'll correct the other sheet now and create the start of a new one.
>>46639286
If I pull that off, will they die?
>>46640321
Aight, thats a big chart.
Fixed
>>46640391
post the one with just the species that survived and their basic info so that new people can make their own strings
>>46640321
>>46640391
Can you resize those images, my laptop dies when I try to open them.
>>46635212
Some hungry snekrons take to eating derungi, and while this leads to quite a few of these foolish snekron dying, a select few prove immune, and become poisonous to predators in the process. Deprungi become a staple of the snekron diet
They develop a bright pink stripe, a warning to potential predators
Some Bungis are seeking for new hosts
>>46640494
>mfw someone remembers that deprungi are poisonous
>>46640516
Should probably have a name distinction between Aortiga dwelling bungi and new free roaming bungi
>>46640454
On it like Sonic
Telg Queen info
These genderless pink variations are very popular among regular Telgs because of how fucking fast they are.
reproduction still happens asexually doe mangs no lewds
>>46640633
senpai
>>46640656
>no lewds
That's what you think
>>46640586
nah they're the same, if you want to differentiate them you could call them [species]' Bungi/Deprungi
>>46640494
>tfw Deprungi are just sad Bungi
how can Snekrons have a reliable source of sad Bungis?
good night evo thread, don't let my rad algaes die, I love them too much
>>46640679
Call them mean names on the internet?
Maybe slap them around with their tails a bit, something like that
does anyone have a map with what species live where? tryina hop into this but got no idea the names of anything.
Here's the chart of everything Alive, I recommend that the next person that does this creates an individual document per species but yeh
>>46640735
Animals with legs typically live on land, or wetlands.
I believe most live in wetlands, swamps and coastlines. Animals that live in the sea, live in the sea.
>>46640764
Please reduce the filesize, my laptop cant handle it.
>>46638236
The IronBlood Hawa's have become larger.( 8 ft) Their fins are now full limbs (think sea turtle limbs) The tusks and dorsal fin have become even more deadly, able to rip through a baby WhaleHawa. The tusk's have become more curved upwards and the dorsal fin larger. Because of the constant blood contact the tusks and dorsal fin are now permanently stained red. The IronBlood Hawa's tail also develops an edge like its tusks and dorsal fin. It uses its sharp tail to cut into the bodies of its kills and for finishing blows.
>>46640791
How's that? I can do it for the other charts too if you want?
>>46640834
Still way too big.4me
Some climber hawa develop stronger backs and tails. Their tails take on a springlike shape allowing it to leap farther.
>>46640834
not him, but can you add names?
>>46640911
If you want names then there is an Imgur Album with the names, i'm about to go to bed so i don't really have time sorry.
>>46640875
How's that?
>>46640953
Pretty good, thanks man.
>>46640969
No problem, I'm off to bed now so see you tomorrow man.
>>46640926
weh, I'm just gonna go read a book then. Not worth investing so much time in this when I just wanted to draw one thing.
>>46640332
It would be extremely painful.
>>46635212
Some rust snekron have evolved powerful jaws to help bite into the now iron-enriched bodies of their prey. What's left of their pincer-like mandibles have formed into sharp, blade-like tusks.
>>46639286
The Sand-Speckled Braf's iron armor begins to cover more of their body and begin to harden more. In addition, they also evolve internal pincers on their claws for better grasping.
Due to the massive Ironjaw Hawas flooding the lands, the Sand Speckled Braf begin to increase in size and hunt in packs.
>>46641838
is this a land species or water?
>>46642351
land
>>46641838
Some snapron begin growing in size, evolving another pair of legs to support their body.
A mutation of an extra tusk on their forehead proves to be beneficial and overtime it becomes dominant, being used to gore prey.
Bamp
>>46642988
As the snapron adapt and grow larger their bodies are able to tolerate more iron. They use this excess iron to strengthen their skin.
New Event! 6 Hours! I sleep! Someone else will have to call it at 7:30 A.M. my time.If this weeds out a tad too many due to lack of interest, I'll dial back to daily events instead of 12 hour rotations.
>>46644428
plz no
let's do daily events pleaseAlso, I was planning on doing one
>>46644477
Sounds good to me. No event, just a meteor storm on the southern ice cap.
If someone would do naming on the chart, I have an idea for a few evos, I'm just discouraged on not knowing what the things I wish to evolve are named.
>>46645248
with names, also feel free to invent new nayms senpai
>>46640656
>>46640668
Telgs feel the need to snuggle, they start doing it excessively
Iron Walkys start growing bigger while living on the ginormous Treelgaes and Bloody Treelgaes.
These guys are now 30 cm big and, when on land, they use their feet and leaves to defend themselves from Snaprons and Climber Hawas
>>46640042
What happened to the Slaver Greasers?
>>46647919
For reference I'm talking about these things.
Several Thick Ironjaw Hawa evolve into Tusked Ironjaws, growing small tusks as well as better eyes.
By a freak of mutation, or removal of obsolete parts, the Shovel Cerar's carapaced head retains its' hardness but at the same time becomes semi-transparent. Rudimentary eyes are developed underneath the carapace head, slightly below it's purplish brain matter.
A sort of webbing is also developed along it's arms, giving it the ability to glide over land for short distances.
>>46649070
Some of the shovel Ceral develop much more developed webbing and longer limbs for more long distance gliding, they also begin to form a hard stinger on the end of their tails.
I call these the Racer Cerar.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xn_h9L4l2Rg
>>46648672
What do these things eat? They're the size of blue whales.
>>46649878
plants n shit iirc
>>46649889
Groveback Ironjaws when?
So what's the food chain currently? I believe that the Sand Speckled Braf are currently apex predators.
>>46650418
Something like
>One Plant Eater, many plants
>A few meat-eaters
>Aortiga and their fungus are technically a corpse-feeder
That's it as far as I can tell.
>>46650734
Oh and some parasites.Next Event in 15 minutes?
Ark, you here? I know you wanted the next Event.
>>46644112
The snaprons upper legs move down there body to allow for better mobility
>>46651505
It's like a Behir with less legs and that is adorable.
>>46648672
A cousin of the ironjaw hawa this breed looses it's long tail and as well it's front legs length
a new strain of Aortiga Quatro develop a smaller body and long dexterous legs, there legs can regrow themselves but they always grow in jagged and sharp they weather with age to become round.
>>46651303
You can do the next event, currently busy.
>>46652131
I'm so happy I made the Aortiga Quatro now.
>>46652319
>*original
>>46652258
Kay.
I'll redo the planet later if OP doesn't, to account for shifting extreme enough to cause constant quakes of this caliber.
You have 6 hours from this post to adapt or die.
>mfw being the only one caring about algaes
>mfw I'll have to go for some days without internet
p-please don't let them die.
So if I got this right
Plants: Algaes, Walkgaes, Telgs, Wide Mouth Plontys, Treelgaes and Blood Treelgaes
Herbivorous: a total of zero holy shit
Omnivorous: Whale Hawa, Ironjawa, Ironjaw Hawa, Climber Hawas, Rippo the Hwippo
Carnivorous: Snaprons (dumb enough to eat poisonous fungi tho), Bungi-Deprungi, Razor Skelps, Blood Grey Hawas, Scorpion Things
Butanol Freaks: Aortigas
>>46652363
doesn't look like a real threat since almost every animal has eyes or something that allows them to see their enviroments.If Telgs and Walkys weren't able to tell where they were running they wouldn't have evolved legs at all.
Learning to not fall in holes is not something you learn by evolving phisically, do you really want people to repost the same old animals saying "they learned to not fall in holes"?
>>46652589
Wide Mouth Plontys are actually carnivorous plants that devour almost everything that gets too near except for other algaes
>>46640042
What the fuck happened to my crysok?
Jesus fucking allah christ did the crysoks die out? Fucking evolution man
>>46652634
It's a whole new evoworld
>>46652657
WHEEERE
>>46651505
Two heads are better then one! aswell two frills allows them a better chance to reproduce, these are still the same species but with a higher chance to be born two head.
>>46652744
You've not enough craniums.
>>46652744
put them both in the same picture so people wont get confused
Here are the two headed and one headed variants combined
>>46642333
>>46652363
The Sand-Speckled Braf eventually grows mutations of a second pair of arms, this proves to be advantageous, allowing them to crush and grasp prey with even more ease. In response to earthquakes, those with higher intelligence to avoid chasms or with hooked legs to grasp onto the earth thrive, and over time breed with each other, resulting in more intelligent Sand-Speckled Braf with hooked legs.
>>46653169
All we Need are a branch of these Braf with drills,Spiral Power is optional
>>46653315
They have corkscrew tails, so we're just a step away from them.
>>46653352
>Spiral Braf will soon be a thing
Well then.
>>46652589
Just got back,
>Not a real threat
Imagine a chasm opening underneath entire packs of your species and dropping them into the cold, unforgiving depths below.
Just cause they can see it coming, doesn't mean they know to avoid it. They're retarded animals.
>>46652589
also Iron Blood Hawas are carnivorous
>>46640884
Springtailed Climber frawa that get separated from their larger groups by the earthquakes, begin to adapt to underground life. Eyes on average are larger and stronger to see better in darker conditions and teeth grow larger to use in digging and chewing on roots. The change in diet and conditions also Begins to drain the color from their skin.
>>46653422
Nuclear-Powered Drill Scorpion Brafs
The Grawha develop better eyes for seeing in the gloomy depths, and their bodies evolve to be able to cope with the water pressure that far below sea level.
>They still live near the surface most of the time, however, but if food is ever short, they may wind up diving down hunting for prey when desperate.
>>46652744
>>46652363
Some of the two-headed snaprons develop a thicker, more powerful body which helps keep them stable. Their body now also contains a third brain which synchronizes the two brains in their heads, heightening their intelligence and allowing them to avoid or properly act upon the land splitting.
>>46654239
Methinks these are gonna be called SnapDragons by the time they die out.
These creatures are now known as Deep Sea Mulu. They develop bio-luminescence around their maw, and on their claws, and begin to live in the murky depths. Their lights entrance the few animals down there to come closer, before they're ripped to shreds in a feeding frenzy. Some of the deep sea mulu live in swarms, visiting the depths only occasionally, others live purely in the deep, and are solitary creatures (as even another member of the swarm is a valuable meal down in the depths). They also evolve to be as darkly coloured as possible, otherwise.
>>46654306
I wasn't expecting them to turn into hydras, but I can't say I'm against it either.
>>46652363
I don`t think we should do any species that doesn`t adapt perishes due to current lack of evolutions.
>>46654910
To be honest, i don't mind either way. New Environment of the Underground and Underground Sea has formed, it may or may not kill of species.I'm used to threads going a good bit faster like before.
Here, decide for me.
http://strawpoll.me/7365541
>>46640953
The plant material within the "Ferrous Grove Bzolgae", thanks to it's constant intake of iron saturated water due to it being part plant, stiffens and forms an even thicker exoskeleton. A flakey outer shell forms over it's egg sack to help protect it's gross wiggly babies in the womb.
However, with it's new extremely heavy body, The Bzolgae is slower than ever. It's highly susceptible to predators capable of cracking it's plant metal shell, and far too slow to escape many natural disasters. Most Ferrous Grove Bzolgae now spend their days partially buried in marshy ground, absorbing as much water and sunlight as they can to maintain their metabolism.I'm going to fucking shank whoever drew those tentacles in whatever tool that is. They are a pain in the dick to edit.
>>46655350
Dammit. Forgot to turn on the layer with the gross babies i mentioned when i saved it.
The Iron Blood Hawa develops a more intricate eye to see better in the dark.
>>46640494
>>46652363
The deprun snekron grow sticky pads at the tips of their toes, allowing them to scale the chasm walls.
Meels bad, bro.
>>46657780
I know that meel bro.
b
Where did everyone go?
>>46664119
To sleep.
I want to play, but with most of the creatures here no longer replying to their previous gen, its getting confusing to keep up lol
What are some of the left behinds? Maybe I can work with that
>>46665777
there are the RustBzols and the Adhesive Irkbzols.
>>46648672
>Originally made the teeth adaptation for the Hawa
>It's now evolved into dinosaurs
This is why I love this game.
>Some Tusked Ironjaws have developed a noticeable bony growth on their forehead, providing additional protection against trauma to the head
>>46654178
The Grawha grow to even bigger sizes, larger than any terran creature before it (twice the size of the blue whale). It's skin grows thick and blubbery to help insulate it, as well as absorbing some nitrogen to help avoid the bends. This skin excretes excess oils from the animal, which makes the skin smooth, which helps increase the speed of the grawha slightly by decreasing drag. In addition, the higher fat content in the blubber helps with maintaining buoyancy.
>>46666083
The waht now? Can a kind soul atleast mention the pictures since yall speaking martians here
>>46666283
For size reference.
>>46666320
At least it isn't a Mosasaur three times as long as the Seattle Space Needle.
>>46666391
What?
>>46666523
One of the old videos Trey the Explainer made about Jurassic World put the mosasaur in the trailer at about three times the length of the Seattle Space Needle, he later deleted the video though, no idea why.
>>46666558
Ah right. I actually realised that my previous image is actually too small in regards to the Grawha, it should be more like this.
>>46666685
One of those would be the perfect platform for a bunch of Vomit Algae to begin puppeting. Combine that with the, presumably still water dwelling, puppeted Adhesive Irkbzol and you get, well, *gashunk-gashunk*
Where is everyone?
New extinction event.
>>46667744
Too early for that mate, let's wait two hours before doing another extinction
Anybody here?
>>46649457
Some subspecies of Racer Cerar begin to borrow into larger prey in droves to lay their eggs. While the adults borrow up to the brain stem, the eggs are placed nearest to the womb or testes as possible. The hope for the Cerar seems to be control of the next generation of its prey by hatching near insemination. It would attach itself to the budding brain of the embryo and become the surrogate brain stem and spine, thus controlling it in hopes of getting smaller creatures to eat the defecate where more eggs wait for creatures too small for normal means of infection.
>>46667744
I'm not even too sure how they would adapt to something like that.
>>46655564
I appreciate your gross baby layer
>>46667744
An extinction event like this one would be very difficult for anything to evolve/adapt quickly enough to survive to that wasn't a extremophile organism or bacteria.
You could just plain write this off as an extinction event to clear the board of clutter.
>>46667744
>>46654239
The some Snaprok evolve a slick, smooth hide that allows them to wade through the soil without getting stuck.
>>46667744
You do realized that we will probably get Burrowing Aortigas out of this, right?
>>46672479
Or failing that they relocate their two front most appendages to just below their heads and lengthen them with some parts of their legs, which they turn into propellers. bingo-bango-boingo Submarine Aortigas.
>>46667744
Going to extend the event for two more hoursmaybe moreimagine
The Sand-Speckled Braf develop groove-like structures on the outermost parts of their claws. that let them 'swim' through the soil. Their rearmost legs also begin to flatten out into rudders(Can someone with actual skill draw this?)
Braf develop a fin to help propel themselves through water as well as better "eyes" to see in the murk, the fin in combination with the "tusks" and legs allow them to half swim, half crawl and half dig to ambush prey.
>>46671261
Shovel Cerar develop more streamlined bodies capable of traversing the tar with ease
>>46653169
The SandSpeckled Braf's corkscrew tail evolves into a drill like stinger, using powerful muscles contracting and stretching at high speeds to spin and dig into tar and their prey's flesh, injecting them with venom. This allows them to travel along the tar and also make burrows.
>>46655564
The Bzalgae legs stretch to incredible lengths, allowing them to crawl on top of the surface of the tar.
>>46666135
They evolve the equivalent of bony snow shoes
>>46638955
The Vomit Algae swim in the tar, searching for dead corpses, they grow rapidly on them, replacing muscle and sinew with roots and plant matter, they then enter a hibernation like stasis, awakening to attack whoever gets near.
>>46639026
>>46639444
They evolve to consume the tar like substance.
>>46652131
Their silicon muscles grow stronger, allowing them to tear globs and dig through tar.
>>46674105
you're meant to actually evolve them with a drawing, it's kind of one of the main points of the game
>>46674081
Bobbit Braf when?
>>46674248
I'm currently on mobile, I'll draw when I can.
Where did everyone go?
>>46647830
They evolve their legs to a corkscrew like mechanism, allowing them to temporarily float above the tar
>>46675556
Who knows
>>46667744
How does this effect sea creatures?
