The power to use the abilities of classic monster archetypes. Variation of Monster Physiology and Fictional Trope Physiology.
Also Called
- Archetypal Monster/Creature Mimicry/Physiology
- Archetype:Classic Monster
- Horror Monster/Creature Mimicry/Physiology
- Iconic Monster/Creature Mimicry/Physiology
- Movie Monster/Creature Mimicry/Physiology
Capabilities
The user is or has the ability to take on the form of a classic monster. A monster that has become a long standing and iconic archetype in the horror genre and fiction in general. Monsters that are so recognized that they can be seen as a species of monster rather then a singular, unique entity or character.
Typically, this form of monster is defined by being closely affiliated with pop culture rather then mythology and folklore, but in some cases, monsters that are rooted in folklore have been given an identity in media and most representations of these monsters are derivative of their film counterparts, such as with vampires and Dracula.
Variations
Retro Classics - Monster archetypes that are long-standing classics in the horror genre and fiction in general.
- Alien Physiology
- Blob Physiology
- Cybernetic Monster Physiology
- Cyclops Physiology
- Demon Physiology
- Doll Physiology
- Dragon Physiology
- Dinosaur Physiology
- Fish People Physiology
- Frankensteinian Monster Physiology
- Ghoul Physiology
- Giant Monster Physiology
- Grim Reaper Physiology
- Gorgon Physiology
- Headless Horseman Physiology
- Insect Monster Physiology
- Invisible Entity Physiology
- Lake Monster Physiology
- Mad Scientist Physiology
- Mummy Physiology
- Monster Under the Bed Physiology
- Plant Monster Physiology
- Sea Monster Physiology
- Skeleton Physiology
- Spirit Physiology
- Swamp Monster Physiology
- Toy Physiology
- Vampire Physiology
- Werebeast Physiology
- Winged Monster Physiology
- Wraith Physiology
- Witch Physiology
- Zombie Physiology
New Age Classics - Monster archetypes that are more recent than Retro classics but have established themselves as reoccurring figures in pop culture.
- Animatronic Physiology
- Clown Physiology
- Eldritch Physiology
- Halloween Entity Physiology
- Gargoyle Physiology
- Goblin Physiology
- Gremlin Physiology
- Jack O'Lantern Physiology
- Krampus Physiology
- Living Tree Physiology
- Mirror Spirit Physiology
- Mockery Physiology
- Monstrous Animal Physiology
- Mutant Physiology
- Onryo Physiology
- Sasquatch Physiology
- Scarecrow Physiology
- Shadow Being Physiology
- Slasher Villain Physiology
- Slender Entity Physiology
- Terror Toon Physiology
- Wendigo Physiology
Associations
- Bogeyman Physiology
- Cryptid Physiology
- Fictional Trope Physiology
- Archetype:Folklore Entity
- Horror Embodiment
- Monster Empowerment
- Monster Manipulation
- Monster Soul
- Mythical Bestiary
- Mythic Physiology
- Undead Physiology
- Yokai Physiology
Limitations
- May have the weaknesses associated with the type of monster they are.
- Horror Survivor, Supernatural Hunter and Monster Slayer are all worthy rivals to any kind of monster.
Known Users
- Anur System Aliens (Ben 10 series)
- Ectonurites
- Loboans
- Thep Khufans
- Transylians
- Vladats
- Monsters (The Cabin in the Woods)
- Monsters (Casper’s Scare School)
- Darkstalkers (Darkstalkers)
- Creature Commandos (DC Comics)
- Monster League of Evil (DC Comics)
- Monsters (Goosebumps)
- Monsters (Halloweentown)
- Monsters (Hotel Transylvania)
- Monsters (Mad Monster Party)
- Nick Fury's Howling Commandos (Marvel Comics)
- Halloween Town Denizens (The Nightmare Before Christmas)
- Monsters (Scary Godmother)
- Monsters (Screaming Soup!)
- Monsters (Universal Studios)
- Ghosttrick Monsters (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
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