Sludgepuppy

Sludgepuppy is the Simplicitrix/Stabilized Simplicitrix's DNA sample of a Lenopan the planet Luto.
==Appearance==
Sludgepuppy is a purple alien with lighter purple patterns all over his body. He has a mud-like consistency, and his default form is a hunched over mass with two long arms, and no legs.
Sludgepuppy wears the Simplicitrix on his right arm.
==Powers==
*Sludgepuppy can stretch, morph and shape shift his body in any way shape or form at will. By changing his color and texture, he can mimic flesh and fabric.
*Sludgepuppy can detach his body parts, and stick them back on, reattaching them. If he is disembodied, his pieces will instinctively come together again and reconstitute them.
*Sludgepuppy can shapeshift his body parts, and sometimes himself entirely, into other objects including melee weapons.
*Sludgepuppy can shapeshift into non-existent or imaginary species complete with unique abilities.
*Sludgepuppy's liquid body can be gelatinous akin to a large mass of muscle.
*Sludgepuppy can generate slime and shoot masses of it like adhesive projectiles.
*Sludgepuppy's normal slimy form is dense and adhesive enough to trap other creatures in his body. This form also gives him the capability to go underground infinitely.
==Weaknesses==
*Sludgepuppy is susceptible to extreme temperatures making him immobile.
*Water can destabilize and weaken Sludgepuppy's sludgy mass.
*Sludgepuppy can only shapeshift as much as he has the mass to do so.
*Sludgepuppy is weak to electricity.
==Etymology==
*Sludgepuppy's name is play on "sludge" and "slushpuppy."
*Sludgepuppy's planet name is Latin for "mud."
==Trivia==
*"Sludgepuppy" is supposedly an offensive slur for the Lenopans in the Ben 10 canon. However, seeing as how only one was ever really bothered by it, I think that's pretty fucking stupid, so I'm ignoring that for the sake of an easy transformation name.
*Ben 10 canon Lenopans can survive underwater. Having the water instead make it difficult for them to use their powers was one of my own creative liberties with the species.