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Jungu

### Description

Thanks to their imposing stature, Jungus can live peacefully without fear of being attacked. However, they are a fierce opponent when provoked, so be careful!

## Parts

### Decoration

Jungu Fin

The Jungu are tall, imposing herbivores which live in Noodlin, the third region of Tapti. They have the ability to walk on thorns safely.

## Biology

Jungu are extremely tall, and their coloration is like their namesake: a jungle, being a combination of light brown, dark brown, and a lime green. They have two long, furry legs, and two thick arms with large brown claws for thumbs. Their mouths have an odd, wood-like shape, and they have have one large eye with a huge bushy eyebrow. They have a branch sticking out of the top of their heads, and a vine-like tail covered in leaves. Like the Bushleys, it is entirely possible that Jungu are made up of plant matter, considering that the branch on their head is referred to as a fin.

Due to their large, sturdy stature, Jungu are rather strong in a fight. Jungu appear to have a deep affinity with plants. Their leafy tails give them the **Leaf Flurry** ability, allowing them to summon a ring of razor-sharp leaves to slice their enemies in combat. Their legs also allow them to walk on sharp thorns without harm. Despite their prowess in combat, Jungu are peaceful herbivores.

## Story

Jungu live in an area on Noodlin separated from the rest of the area. After the player gets the Stump Legs from the Bushleys, they can cross the thorn bridge to reach the Jungu. They player must them befriend or conquer the Jungu to obtain their eyes, which are the first eyes in the game that have a **Sight** stat. This allows the player to see the rest of the dig spots by the shore, one of which will contain the spaceship part needed to progress to the next area, Zager. The chunks of spaceship debris along the shore can also be cleared out to complete a sidequest.
Snack Master

Snack Master is a badge in the Creature category.

## How to Obtain

To obtain this badge, all the player must do is eat 200 pieces of food. Note that *all* food counts towards this badge, including energy-restoring flowers. In addition, eating food that will make you sick also counts, such as eating meat as an herbivore.
Spore Creatures Wiki

**Welcome to the Spore Creatures Wiki!**
This wiki is about the 2008 Nintendo DS game, Spore Creatures.

This wiki is currently heavily in progress, so please excuse its incompleteness. If you wish to see it completed, consider contributing an edit, page, or image!

* Species Guide Creatures
* Extinct Creatures
* Planets
* Badges
* Stats

## Contributing

* Rules
* How to Contribute
* Guides
* To-Do List
* Style Guide
Stats

Stats are numbers that apply to a creature which determine their effectiveness in various areas. There are 7 different stats.

* **Attack**
* **Critical**
* **Defense**
* **Energy Refresh**
* **Metabolism**
* **Sight**
* **Social**

There are a few other traits which affect how a creature is played as well, including their Bio-Powers, diet, and what hazardous terrain they can walk on, if any.
Explore Wiki's Wiki

**Welcome to Explore Wiki's Official Wiki!**
**Hey, this wiki is meant to explore a wiki you like! This is not the FANDOM main page, it's just to help look for the right wiki! Full credit goes to the rightful owner & their wiki. If you see your wiki and do not approve of it, please message me on my wall and I will remove it right away! - This is a fan-made wiki!**

**Random Wiki To Start You Off:** https://heaven-officials-blessing.fandom.com/wiki/Heaven\_Officials\_Blessing\_Wiki | categorized as *comics.*

Here are some pages that are "complete":

* Comics
* TV
* Music
* Video Games
* Food & Drink
* coding
Starmap

Starmaps are story items which allow the player to move on to the next planet or area.

## Mechanics

Starmaps simply float in place and wait for the player to collect them. They are story progression items, and they allow the player to travel to the next region or planet. Most of them do not appear at all until specific story goals are met.

## Story

Starmaps are found on every planet except for Tapti. The first one is found in Flimmil, left behind by Gar'skuther when he escapes in his ship. Another is found buried underwater in Muckluck. Next, in Baysee, a Speirter has found and buried one, and will only give it to the player when it becomes healthy again. The final Starmap, found on Flubit, is sitting directly next to where the player lands, making Flubit an optional planet altogether.
Geribald

Geribald is a default Pollinated Creature in Spore Creatures. Though Pollinated Creatures are meant to be creatures which are made by other players and traded between copies of the game, this creature appears in the game by default, and can show up in several different locations.

## Trivia

* Geribald seems to use default palette 9 in the Creature Painter, which matches the color palette of Marconeers.
Ma Papuwanijukinin

ma Papuwanijukini(n) e ma in ma Nijukinin olente. on li lon in umi Pasifi. on e osa pi ma Osejanija, ma Papuwanijukinin li selo e ma Intonesija.

toki 851 (luka san kenta luka ten wan) li lon in ma ni. jan 8.9 (luka san osa luka po) mijon li aja in ma Papuwanijukinin. pajan lawa en pajan suli pi nanpa wan e pajan Potomolebi (Port Moresby/Pot Mosbi/Pom City/Moresby).

Toki lawa Papuwanijukinin e toki Inli e toki luka Papuwanijukinin e toki Tokepisin e toki Ilimotu.
Decoration

Decorations are unique parts which provide no stats whatsoever, instead only acting as ornamentation for creatures. They cost no **Body Points** and can be added to a creature up to the 11-part limit.

## Debug Part

There is exactly one debug decoration part. It is known as Placeholder, and in the part menu, it has the appearance of one of Gar'skuther's tentacles. However, when actually placed on a creature, it disappears. Like all other decorations, it provides no stats.

*Click here to see a gallery of all debug parts.*

## Trivia

* The part known as the Arclart Horn doesn't actually appear on the Arclart in-game. The Arclart Head Fin is the only decoration which actually appears on the Arclart.
* There are only four decorations that are not referred to as fins. There are two horns, the Arclart Horn and the Spiked Horns, as well as the Buffballows Wing and the Furry Fuzzlies.
Social Reject

Social Reject is a badge in the Social category.

## How to Obtain

Obtaining this badge requires the player to perform social calls to hostile creatures which ignore the calls. This badge can be difficult to obtain, since most creatures which ignore the player's call will also attack the player on sight. The player must use the small opening before the hostile creature charges to perform the full call animation in order to increment this badge's counter.
Ma Mewikan

ma Mewikan anu ma Mewika e ma te lon in ma Amelika note. jan pi toki Inli li toki e „United States of America“ anu „America“. ma sano luka ten en pajan lawa wan en ma luka te lawa e ona en ma ante li lon in ma Mewikan. jan 328 mijon li aja in ma Mewikan. Mewikan e ma suli pi nanpa san. pajan lawa epajan Wasinton (Washington, D.C.). pajan suli alen ali e pajan Joke sin (New York).
Pruleepa

### Description

Pruleepa are flightless birds that focus much of their time on guarding their nest and grooming. They are also said to be distant relatives of the Lileepa.

## Parts

### Decoration

Lileepa Fin

Pruleepa are a species of flightless birds native to Flubit. They are believed to be a distant relative of the Lileepa.

## Biology

Pruleepa have dark red feathers with dark yellow accents. Like their distant cousins the Lileepa, Pruleepa are carnivores. They have wide, round bodies with two thick legs to support them. These legs widen as they reach the feet, and have small plates sticking of the tops of their ankles. Pruleepa have two stubby arms which are mostly hidden by the shaggy mass of feathers covering their bodies. They have long, yellow beaks which provide them with a powerful flame breath attack. Pruleepa have tiny, beady yellow eyes and small, fluffy, striped tails.

## Story

Pruleepa are one of the three species that live on Flubit, along with the Prunebugs and the Lileepa. Like those other two species, the Pruleepa are extremely aggressive until all of the volcanic vents have been unplugged and the planet has been saved. After this, they become peaceful and friendly. Their nest is infected, and can be cured by the player. Pruleepa have no other additions to the story, unlike their neighbors. Interacting with them is not required to complete the story.

## Trivia

* There are many creatures throughout the game which exclusively use parts from other creatures, such as the Bushleys using parts from the Jungu and Whiplies, or the Koth using parts from the Broogus and Starspecks. The Pruleepa, however, take this one step further by combining both the parts and the names of their constituent creatures, the Prunebugs and the Lileepa. This leads to the theory that Pruleepa were originally meant to be Gar'skuther-created hybrid creatures like the Fyrisaba.
Tapti

### Description

The planet Tapti is one of the largest planets in the known galaxy. Having a fairly warm ecosystem, it has become a birthing ground for many new species.

### Parts

122

Tapti is the first planet in Spore Creatures. It is where Oogie, the player character, is born, and where Little Oogie is abducted by Gar'skuther. Tapti is a lush planet with a variety of environments across five different regions, with each region having new creatures to meet.

## Environment

Tapti is a very large planet with a variety of environments. Much of it is lush and full of plant life and wide open plains. It also has some desert regions with large beds of scorching sands, and some volcanic areas with rivers of lava. Tapti also seems to be covered in huge oceans. A wide variety of creatures call Tapti their home.

## Regions

* Fyrse
* Trunkle
* Noodlin
* Zager
* Bowltektos

## Creatures

Fryse

* Oogie
* Taptup
* Striklet

Trunkle

* Meepers
* Kimpoko
* Supupie

Noodlin

* Bushley
* Whiplie
* Jungu

Zager

* Skuzzalope
* Microlope
* Macroneer

Bowltektos

* Skuzzalope
* Takto
* Sweezel
* Eyebungle

## Items

### Planet Tokens

Main article: Planet Tokens on Tapti
Tapti's 10 Planet Tokens are spread across its 5 regions.

### Parts

Main article: Parts on Tapti
Tapti has 122 total parts to collect.

## Trivia

* Tapti has the highest number of parts of any planet in the game.
Diet

The diet of a creature describes the kinds of foods it can eat. A creature can be an herbivore, carnivore, omnivore, or have no diet at all.

## Herbivores

Herbivores can only eat plant-based foods, including bananas, grapes, apples, and mushrooms, as well as flowers. They will become sick if they eat any kind of meat or Sporelings.

## Carnivores

Carnivores can only eat the meat of other creatures, as well as Sporelings. They will become sick if they eat any kind of plant foods. However, they can still eat various flowers to restore energy.

## Omnivores

Omnivores can eat anything that either herbivores and carnivores can eat. They can eat plants, meat, Sporelings, and flowers. However, they tend to have lower **Metabolism** than other, more specialized mouths.
Bubleebu

### Description

Although they don't look it, the Bubleebu are quite industrious, and can carry large rocks across large distances. Despite their strength, they aren't nimble enough to be effective in a fight.

## Parts

### Decoration

Bubleebu Fin

The Bubleebu is a four-legged creature native to Muckluck, the second region of Pangu. They are hard-working creatures who work to protect themselves and their food from the Glob-lods.

## Biology

Bubleebu are teal, tan, and purple creatures. Bubleebu have four thin, spotted legs which each end in one long, thin claw. Their back legs provide them with the **Shield 2** Bio-Power, allowing them to avoid the attacks of the Glob-lods for a short time. They also have two skinny wing-like arms in the middle of their torsos, between their two sets of legs. Bubleebu have a small, arched tail and a single purple spike in the middle of their backs. They have long necks, crests on their cheeks and tops of their heads, and three purple eyes.

## Story

When the player arrives on Muckluck, they can travel along the Glob-lod-infested islands outside of the mainlands, but a wall of boulders block the only way into the main area. When the player breaks the wall of rocks, a horde of Glob-lods will rush into the area and take over, pushing the Bubleebu out of their nest. The player must help the Bubleebu protect their food supply in order to convince them to divulge the location of a Starmap.

First, the player helps the Bubleebu transport their remaining food away from the Glob-lods. Then, they water trees to grow more food. Finally, the player must play a minigame in which they throw rocks at several Glob-lods to scare them away from the food. Once these tasks are complete, the Bubleebu will reveal the location of a Starmap in the middle of some deep water. They player can then dig it up and use it to travel to Baysee, the next planet.

## Trivia

* Bubleebu are the only Species Guide Creatures in the game with the **Shield** Bio-Power, besides Gar'skuther who has them all.
Life Points

Life points are a measure of a creature's health. Life points are depleted by being attacked by other creatures, walking over dangerous terrain, or eating the wrong kind of food. Life points can be restored by eating or leveling up. If the player runs out of life points, they will respawn at the last nest they used.
Species Guide

Needs Gameplay Image(s)*This article could use one or more images to demonstrate the contents of the article.*
 Image(s) Wanted: One image of the bottom menu, three of the top, one for each set of stats. Each pic should show a different creature.
The Species Guide is a menu which allows the player to view stats on the 31 main creatures which appear throughout Spore Creatures.

## Appearance

The top screen shows the creature currently selected, defaulting to the Broogus, the first creature in the Guide. Around the creature are many different statistics for that creature.

The bottom screen displays icons of each creature along with their name, and icons showing if they have ever been befriended and defeated. This screen will also has arrows on the right to scroll between the four pages of creatures, and a small box at the bottom counting how many of the 31 species have been encountered. A button with an X on it in the bottom right quits the Species Guide and goes back to the Sporepedia. Another button in the bottom left, sporting a book for an icon, swaps between three different sets of stats for the creature being shown on the top screen.

## Displayed Stats

There are three pages of stats on the top screen of the Species Guide.

The first, and default, page shows how many times the player has befriended, defeated, and fed that particular species. It also shows a checklist for how many of that creature's parts the player has found.

The second page gives a small encyclopedic entry fleshing out details about that species' personality or living habits.

The third page displays a box on the right which gives the actual statistics for that creature, including things like Attack, Metabolism, and Sight. It also shows that creature's diet, terrain immunities, and what Bio-Powers it has, though it does not show the levels for said Bio-Powers.

These pages can be cycled through by pressing the book icon on the bottom screen.
Goals Badge Master

Goals Badge Master is a badge in the Goals category.

## How to Obtain

To get this badge, the player must obtain every other badge in the Goals category. The badges that need to be obtained are as follows:

* The Graduate
* Oh the Sporemanity!
* Planet Tapti Complete
* Planet Pangu Complete
* Planet Baysee Complete
* Planet Flubit Complete
* Planet Zencrie Complete
* Planet Freezle Complete
* Gar'skuther Served
* Gar'skuther Vanquished
* Savior of Flubit
The Tapti Collection

The Tapti Collection is a badge in the World category.

## How to Obtain

Main article: Planet Tokens on Tapti
To get this badge, the player must locate and collect all 10 Planet Tokens found on Tapti. These tokens can be found scattered and hidden across the land. Tapti is arguably the most difficult planet to find the tokens on simply due to its size.
Intelligence

The Intelligence of the player creature functions as their level. This level can go from 1 to 30, with higher levels meaning a higher Life Point, Energy, and **Body Point** maximum. Intelligence is raised by completing objectives and gathering Intelligence pickups. Leveling up will fully restore the player's life and energy.
Tree

Trees are natural objects which can grow grapes or bananas.

## Mechanics

Trees have two different states: healthy and withered. Healthy trees can have fruit on them, either a banana or a grape bunch. When entering an area, healthy trees will generally already have at least one fruit on them. Over time, the fruit will fall off of the tree, staying on the ground for a minute until disappearing. Some trees will enter the wilted state when they lose all of their fruit, but some will slowly grow fruit back over time instead of wilting. Wilted trees will be stuck in that state permanently, unless healed by having a water flower thrown onto them.

## Locations

Trees appear on every continent in the game, though some areas have many more trees than others. Bowltektos has very few trees.

## Story

Interacting with trees is required at several instances in the story. In Trunkle, the player must knock down and eat a grape to appease a Meepers. In Zager, the player needs a banana and a grape from the trees to feed the Elder Skuzzalope. In Muckluck, the Bubleebu need to collect bananas for their food supply. A side goal in Baysee requires the player to water several trees in the highlands. On Zencrie, the player can prevent the Broogus from starving by watering trees and feeding them the bananas.
Toki Selonka

toki Selonka e toki sano in ma Selonka sewi in ma Poliki in ma Elopa. jan Selonka li toki "ślůnsko godka". nimi "ślůnsko" li toki e Selonka. nimi "godka" li toki e toki. toki Selonka li jo e osa Tosi e osa Seki e osa Sowanki e osa Poliki. jan Selonka li toki mute e toki Selonka. taso la, jan Selonka li sitelen sano in toki Selonka. lipu Wikipesija pi toki Selonka li lon.

jan lili pi sona toki li toki e te toki Selonka li toki lon. jan ante pi sona toki li toki e te toki Selonka li toki Poliki.

toki Selonka li toki taso pi toki Kemanika en toki Selawika.

si wile sona e toki Selonka? si ken tawa ki lipu ni.
Lileepa

### Description

These flightless birds of Flubit always live near volcanic vents, with the alphas of the nests evolving black feathers due to exposure to the ash and soot.

## Parts

### Decoration

Lileepa Fin

Lileepas are small, four-legged, bird-like creatures which live near volcanic vents on Flubit. They live alongside the Prunebugs and the Pruleepas.

## Biology

Lileepas have six limbs each. They have four stick-thin legs with large tufts of feathers around the feet. They also have two short, stubby arms which also end in a puff of feathers as well as two sharp claws. They have large, red-orange eyes which appear to be on small stalks, and a long, sharp beak. Lileepas have short, fluffy tails, and two huge, swept back crests of feathers on the top of their heads. Lileepas are entirely pink, except for the alphas of each pack, which have black feathers due to exposure to volcanic soot. Lileepas are carnivores, and, though they are birds, they cannot fly.

## Story

Lileepas are one of the three species that live on Flubit, along with the Prunebugs and the Pruleepa. Like those other two species, the Lileepa are extremely aggressive until all of the volcanic vents have been unplugged and the planet has been saved. After this, they become peaceful and friendly. Their nest is infected, and can be cured by the player.

There is one other Lileepa on the planet, residing inside of a small, round valley on the right side of the map. This Lileepa has black feathers, indicating that it is an alpha. Upon interacting with it, it will begin a Simon Says minigame with the three small vents behind it, requiring the player to step on the right ones in the right order. Completing this task provides the player with a part.
Cuddle Up

Cuddle Up is a badge in the Social category.

## How to Obtain

The Cuddle Up badge can be obtained by cuddling 200 times. This goal is extremely simple, and can be done with any non-hostile creature at any time. Note that the player does not need to fully cuddle with all three faces that appear, they only need to drag one face over the creature for a moment to increase the counter.
Extra info.

Colored names.

Have you ever looked and some parts and saw that their names are differently colored, the color is the rarity of the part, here's a list of the colors and what they mean; white = common, yellow = uncommon, blue = rare, red = exotic.

Creature types.

Some creatures have similar body parts like the taptup and the meeper, those are called "creature types", the following creature types are; Bird (meepers), Dog (suppupie), horse (ohi), cats (whiplies), dinosuars (macroneer), squid (scrop), ape (eyebungle), giants (jungu) scavengers (takto), insect (skribskrab) fun fact, striklets are not spiders, instead they are insectbevause they have 8 legs!
Pollinated Creatures

Pollinated Creatures are creatures which do not appear within the Species Guide. They are intended to be creatures which are made by players and traded between copies of the game, though there are a selection of default Pollinated Creatures which can appear. There are multiple locations throughout the game where pollinated creatures can appear.
Blue Supupie

The Blue Supupie is a dangerous experiment of Gar'skuther's found in the wreckage of his ship in Trunkle.

## Story

After finding the first three Meepers in Trunkle, the first Meepers will note that there is still one Meepers missing. Oogie decides to head to the shapeship wreckage in the north to look for it. As Oogie approaches, the blue Supupie bursts out of the debris. Oogie states that it looks strange and wonders if it came from the spaceship. The blue Supupie is incredibly hostile and attacks Oogie immediately. After defeating it, a spaceship part can be collected and the final Meepers can be found hiding in a nearby cave.

## Trivia

* In Replay Mode, the blue Supupie becomes non-hostile, allowing the player to collect the spaceship part. However, defeating the blue Supupie is still required to progress.
* The blue Supupie has slighly higher **Attack** and **Social** and much higher **Defense** than a normal Supupie, being 19, 20, 19 instead of 18, 12, 18.
Arm

Arms are parts which allow a creature to pick up various objects. Without them, a creature cannot pick up food or throw rocks. Their primary stat is **Attack**, and a few give the creature the power to **Heal**. A few have other attributes.

## Trivia

* The Supupie Arm is the only arm part to have a unique stat, in this case **Defense**.
* The only part to have a Bio-Power that isn't its part type's main Bio-Power is the Jungu Arm, which has **Leaf Flurry** when the arm's main Bio-Power is **Heal**.
Microlope

### Description

These nomadic creatures are known to inhabit desert-like terrain. While surviving in such lands, Mircolope are known to wander far in search of food.

## Parts

### Decoration

Skuzzalope Fin

Microlope are creatures which live in Zager alongside the Skuzzalopes and the Macroneers, each of which share characteristics with the Microlope.

## Biology

Microlope have tall, cone-shaped bodies, though all of their features are concentrated at the base of this cone. They have two thin, rough legs which allow them to traverse **Desert Sands**, and two sharp-clawed arms. They have beak-like mouths, and a stalk above this mouth with at least four bright purple eyes on it. Microlope also have two large, green, jagged antlers crowning their faces. Microlope have a brown and green coloration, with their bodies being mostly brown with green rings, and the rest of their features mostly being a mix of light and dark green.

Microlopes are carnivores, and they tend to wander the deserts of Zager alone. They have no nests, instead being nomadic hunters which will travel extremely far to locate food.

## Story

A few Microlopes are scattered around Zager. The player may need to either befriend or defeat one to obtain the Skuzzalope Legs needed to get a berry for the Skuzzalope Elder and also to dig up the arm part he directs the player towards. Aside from this, no Microlope plays a part in the story.

## Trivia

* Like other creatures such as the Bushley or Pruleepa, the Microlope is made entirely of parts from two other creatures in the region, in this case the Skuzzalope and the Macroneer. This leads to a theory that the Microlope could have originally been intended to be a hybrid creature like the Fyrisaba, especially since its name is close to a combination of Macroneer and Skuzzalope.
Bushley

### Description

The Bushleys really are a timid bunch! No matter how many they have in a pack, they still think they're no match for what's out there.

## Parts

### Decoration

Jungu Fin

Bushleys are a species of herbivorous creatures found in Noodlin, the third continent of Tapti. Bushleys are timid creatures who are often bullied by the Whiplies.

## Biology

Bushleys are bipedal, green-brown creatures. They have two furry legs which give them the ability to walk on thorns, and two short arms that each end in a pair of claws. Bushleys have a small, round mouth suitable for eating plants, and two vibrant green eyes on stalks. Bushleys also have three of what appear to be branches sticking out of their backs. These branches count as a creature part and are referred to as "fins" in the creature editor. As such, it is possible that Bushleys are made of plant matter.

## Story

Upon entering Noodlin, Oogie, the player character, sees a Whiplie taking food from a Bushley, who promptly hides in a bush. By defeating the Whiplie, all of the Bushleys will leave their bushes and can be found at their nest. Oogie then must befriend the Bushleys in order to obtain the Stump Legs part, which allows Oogie to walk across the thorny path to reach the Jungus, find a spaceship part, and enter the next area of Tapti.
Oh the Sporemanity!

Oh the Sporemanity! is a badge in the Goals category.

## How to Obtain

To obtain this badge, the player must allow Flubit to be destroyed by failing to destroy the boulders clogging the volcanic vents. Upon approaching the first boulder, a countdown of 30 seconds will begin. Each destroyed boulder will reset and increase the timer. If at any point the timer reaches 0, the player will flee Flubit and move on to Zencrie, and this badge will be obtained.
Dizzy

Dizzy is a default Pollinated Creature in Spore Creatures. Though Pollinated Creatures are meant to be creatures which are made by other players and traded between copies of the game, this creature appears in the game by default, and can show up in several different locations.

## Trivia

* According to this creature's stats, it was apparently created by Will Wright, the creator of the original Spore, among other games.
Bio-Powerful

Bio-Powerful is a badge in the Creature category.

## How to Obtain

To obtain this badge, the player must create a creature that has all five Bio-Powers: **Stun**, **Heal**, **Leaf Flurry**, **Shield**, and **Flame Jet**. The level of power for each ability doesn't matter. The player must exit the Creature Creator and go into the overworld for a few moments for this badge to register.
True Friend

Needs Research*This article needs some research done in order to report accurate information.*
 Details: What happens afterwards? Also, do all creatures flee at a certain health level?
True Friend is a badge in the Combat category.

## How to Obtain

This badge is obtained by allowing following creatures to retreat from combat 20 times. During battle, if a friend's health drops low enough, it may choose to escape from battle.
Ma Epanja

ma Epanja anu ma Epanjola e ma in ma Elopa en ma Apika. jan pi toki Inli li toki e "Spain"; jan pi toki Epanja li toki e "España" [esˈpaɲa]. ma sano ten luka tu li lon in ma Epanja. jan 47 mijon li aja in ma Epanja. Epanja e ma suli pi nanpa po in Elopa. pajan lawa en pajan suli pi nanpa wan e pajan Mati (Madrid). Epanja li jo e linja ma kan ma Kansese en ma Antolana en ma Potukesa en ma Malipe (in pajan Kewuta en pajan Melija en kiwen Weletelakomela) en ma Inli (kan ma Kipatalena). Epanja li jo e kulupu ma umi tu: Palejale in umi Metitelanejo en Kanalija in umi Alantiko.
Lumberjack

Lumberjack is a badge in the World category.

## How to Obtain

This badge is obtained simply by shaking trees. To do this, walk up to a tree, tap on it, and tap on the tree attack icon. The tree will wobble back and forth, and one fruit will fall off the tree if any is on it. The player can choose to shake the same tree over and over again or shake many different trees.
Creature Creator

The creature creator is a place where you create creatures, ranging from weak to strong, cute to scary, predator to prey, ect

To get to the creature creator you need to click on a nest and click the egg with tentacles icon.

The first parts in the creature creator are torsos, torsos provide no stats and control the voice of the creature. See a full list of torsos here.

There are also mouths, mouths are very important parts which let you heal by eating, attack by biting, and using social calls. Mouths can also have the flame jet bio power that breathes fire in a limited range. See a full list of mouths here.

Another body part are arms, arms do most of the damage and allow the creature to pick up items and throw them. Arms can also have the heal bio power which heals your creature. See a full list of arms here.

You can also have legs, legs provide defense and allow you to dig in dig sites, dig sites are areas that allow you to dig, the legs can dig out rocks, bushes, parts or even nothing. Legs can have the shield bio power which makes you immune to damage for a few seconds. See a full list of legs here.

There are also eyes, eyes are parts the increase social and sight, social is the amount of likeness provided after cuddling or dancing, sight is the amount of dig sites you could see. Eyes can also have the stun bio power which makes the opponent not be able to attack for a few seconds. See a full list of eyes here.

You can also have tails, tails are parts that either provide double damage or energy refresh, double damage is the change of the player dealing well, double damage. Energy refresh is the amount of energy gained over time. Tails can also have the leaf flurry bio power which summons a ring of leaves that oppenents in the range take a lot of damage. See a full list of tails here.

Another part are fins, fins don't do anything they are just decorations. See a full list of fins here.

You can also resize and rotate parts (exept torsos and legs (you can resize legs))

Now for the designing, you can design a creature by clicking the paintbrush icon, in there you can change the primary, secondary, detail, nail and eye/tongue color. There are also designs which you can choose from. Or you could just select a generated design.

That's about all!
Kimpoko

### Description

Viewed by the Meepers and Supupie as the guardians of the cave to Noodlin, these creatures simply prefer to live in peace on the south mainland of Trunkle, racing each other in their free time.

## Parts

### Decoration

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Kimpokos are small, four-legged herbivores which guard the cave in Trunkle which leads to Noodlin. They enjoy racing in their spare time.

## Biology

Kimpokos are herbivores like the Meepers. They have four legs, which, though short, allow them to run quite quickly. Their front feet and upper back legs are yellow, and the rest of their limbs and torso are a mix of light and navy blue. They have small, round, yellow mouths and large golden eyes. Their faces are surrounded in light blue, spotted tufts which run down their backs.

## Story

On Trunkle, several Kimpokos are found around the hill with the cave leading to Noodlin. None need to be interacted with to progress the story. However, one offers a racing sidequest. By interacting with this Kimpoko, the player can enter into a race with it. Instead of simply racing from Point A to Point B, the player must run into several beams of light, with the next beam only appearing if the previous one has been hit. Upon winning, the player will recieve a part.
Part Shop

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The Part Shop allows the player to exchange Badge Points for new parts. The parts found in the Part Shop cannot be found anywhere else in the game. The shop can be accessed through the Badge menu in the Sporepedia. Many of the parts available here are tails, and most of the Gar'skuther parts can be found here as well. There are a total of 33 parts available.

Parts are generally less expensive than cheats in the Cheat Shop, which Badge Points can also be exchanged for.

## Trivia

* Every Gar'skuther part must be obtained here, excluding the arm which is earned by defeating Gar'skuther in the main story.
* 16 out of the 33 parts available in the Part Shop are tails, which is just under half.
* None of the parts are not associated with any particular creature aside from Gar'skuther's. The name of the Arclart Horn implies that it is used by the Arclart, but this does not seem to be the case.
Heal

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**Heal** is a Bio-Power which lets a creature refill their Life Points during battle, allowing them to survive for longer.

## Mechanics

**Heal** is a very simple Bio-Power. Using it just refills some of the user's health.

## Creatures

* Meepers
* Skuzzalope
* Eyebungle
* Starspeck
* Gar'skuther

## Parts

Arms are the parts that provide the **Heal** Bio-Power. 6 arm parts have it, in total. Those arms are as follows: Meepers Arm, Skuzzalope Arm 2, Eyebungle Arm 2, Gar'skuther Arm, Buffballows Arm, and Starspeck Arm.

## Trivia

* **Heal** ties for the highest number of Species Guide Creatures which have it, along with **Stun** and **Flame Jet**.
Biology Student

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Biology Student is a badge in the World category.

## How to Obtain

To obtain this badge, the player must run into 200 non-creature animals to chase them away. These include any animal that isn't a creature or Sporeling. This includes things like the small fish found swimming around or butterflies darting through the air. Simply run through these animals to increase the counter.
Smash Masher

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Smash Masher is a badge in the World category.

## How to Obtain

This badge is obtained by breaking 60 different objects with rocks. Objects cannot be rebroken until the entire area is reloaded, and since multiple objects are required to be broken to complete the game, the player cannot only break one object over and over again to complete this badge.
Sweezel

### Description

Being very sociable, Sweezels live in large close-knit packs and are easy to get along with. Despite their tough physique, they tend to be easy to push around due to their peaceful nature.

## Parts

### Decoration

Takto Fin

Sweezels are bipedal omnivores which live near the lava flows of Bowltektos. They are harassed by the territorial Eyebungles.

## Biology

Sweezels have long, tall bodies with large heads. They have a large, buck-toothed mouth and a pair of wide eyes. Under their chins are a pair of short, three-fingered, striped arms. Their legs have two sharp, 90 degree angles, and they end in a few sharp, curved claws. Sweezels have long, fluffy tails and a crest of large, stripe-covered spikes running down their backs. Sweezels have a brown and dark yellow color scheme which helps them blend in somewhat with their brown surroundings.

Sweezels are peaceful and sociable omnivores. They live in large, close groups in Bowltektos. They are easy to push around, which becomes a problem when they are surrounded by dangerous predators, the Eyebungles and the Taktos.

## Story

After the player defeats the Takto nest in Bowltektos, they will realize that there is another spaceship part in the area. As the player travels deeper into Bowltektos, they will eventually come across a nest of Sweezels. The Sweezels ask the player to enter Eyebungle territory and destroy their territorial boulders, because the Eyebungles are preventing the Sweezels from reaching a field where they gather most of their food. At the end of the Eyebungles' territory, after the final boulder blocking the path is destroyed, the player will reach a small plateau filled with mushrooms, the Sweezel's source of food. On this plateau is also a spaceship part. The player can now exit Bowltektos, rebuild the spaceship, and travel to Pangu.
Troublemaker

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Troublemaker is a badge in the Combat category.

## How to Obtain

This badge is obtained by dishing out 10,000 points of damage to other creatures. The kind of creature being attacked doesn't matter for this badge.
Pangu

### Description

Originally a grassy planet with a large ocean, this planet has recently been exposed to extreme weather shifts and new species better suited for the new cold weather.

### Parts

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Pangu is the second planet in Spore Creatures. It is an extremely cold planet, with snow-covered landscapes and a freezing ocean. The planet was not originally cold, and its temperature was artificially lowered by Gar'skuther's technology.

## Environment

Pangu is a cold, frozen planet. It is made up of small landmasses surrounded by a huge, freezing ocean. The islands of Pangu are **icy** or snow-covered, with grass being scarce. Its islands are made up of tall cliffs and shallow pools. Pangu has a variety of fauna, much of which is adapted to a watery life.

Pangu was not always so frozen. It was once a grassy and much warmer planet. However, the actions of Gar'skuther have artificially lowered its temperature, forcing its ecosystems to adapt to the new environment.

## Regions

* Flimmil
* Muckluck

## Creatures

Flimmil

* Fyristook
* Flabawaba
* Fyrisaba

Muckluck

* Glob-lod
* Bubleebu
Risk Taker

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Risk Taker is a badge in the World category.

## How to Obtain

This badge is obtained by taking damage 100 times from hazardous terrain. The amount of damage taken doesn't matter, only the number of individual times damage is received counts towards this badge. Note that turning on the Invincibility cheat and walking over dangerous terrain *will* increment the counter, despite the player taking no damage. The Ignore Poison Terrain cheat will *not* increment the counter, however.
Torso

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Torsos are the core of a creature, the point from which all external parts extend. Torsos add no stats to a creature, have no Body Point cost, and they do not affect a creature's overall performance. They only change the sounds a creature makes. Each creature may only choose one torso.

## Debug Parts

There are 33 unused torso parts in the game. They cannot be received through normal gameplay, and can only be obtained through cheats. All 33 of these parts are named "+debug+ SplngBody." They are all variations on bodies that are obtainable, but smaller, and sometimes rotated or with unusual spot patterns. Like all other torsos, these debug parts cost no **Body Points** and provide no stats.

*Click here to see a gallery of all debug parts.*
Hazardous Terrain

There are several kinds of terrain which will cause damage to the player if they do not have the correct legs equipped.

## **Lava**

Lava is molten rock. It only appears in a few places in Spore Creatures. In Bowltektos, a river of lava runs through the entire area, separating the Eyebungles and Sweezels from the Skuzzalopes and Taktos. Only one small land bridge connects the two. The main area where lava is featured is Flubit. Flubit has a huge lava lake at its center, and everything else is placed around it. The lake has a small island at the center where the final vent-blocking boulder can be found. There are 2 legs which can defend against lava.

## **Desert Sands**

Hot desert sands can only be found in Zager. Berries, which the Elder Skuzzalope loves to eat, grow out in the sands. Only one set of legs can protect from the sands, and both the Skuzzalopes and the Microlopes are equipped with them.

## **Thorns**

Thorns appear frequently. The first time the player encounters them is in Noodlin, where a land bridge covered in thorns separates the mainland with the Whiplies and Bushleys from the side area with the Jungu. The player has to obtain the Stump Legs part to cross this bridge. Thorns also appear in Flimmil, but only if all of the weather machines are destroyed. Also, the poisonous terrain in Baysee will become thorns after the player has healed the planet.

## **Deep Water**

Deep water is extremely common. It features most heavily on Tapti, but is is also a major component of Muckluck. In Muckluck, the player must travel across some water to reach the mainland. If they don't have any water legs, they will have to obtain some from the Glob-lods. After protecting the Bubleebus' food, they will reveal the location of the Starmap, which happens to be in the middle of some deep water. Three different sets of legs allow the player to traverse deep water, the most of any terrain in the game.

## **Ice**

Icy terrain only appears in Flimmil. The player must obtain the Fyristooks' legs to cross a web of ice-covered bridges. These legs are the only ones in the game which defend from the ice.

## Poison

Poison terrain is rare, being brought about by Gar'skuther's infection. The most prominent place where it appears is on Baysee, where the entrance to the lowlands is protected by a small maze of poison. Unlike all other dangerous terrain, there are no parts that can protect a creature from it. There is a cheat called "Ignore Poison Terrain" which will protect the player from it, however. But, if you replay the game on baysee, you can use thornwalker legs to walk on poison terrain.ixed
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Body Points

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**Body Points** are used to determine how many parts the player can put on their creature.

## Usage

When in the Creature Creator, a large blue bar will be present on the left of the top screen. This bar indicates how many of the available Body Points have been spent, with the number at the top representing the total points available and the number inside the bar representing how many are in use. Each part, excluding decorations and torsos, has a Body Point cost. This cost can be seen in the part selector as the third stat. Placing that part on the creature depletes the available Body Points by that amount, causing the bar to fill up relative to the points spent. However removing the part returns that number of Body Points. When there are not enough points to buy a particular part, it will be greyed out in the part menu.

## Obtaining

At level 1, the player starts with only 20 **Body Points**. The only way to increase the capacity is to level up your creature by performing various tasks. At level 30, the maximum level, the player will have a grand total of 325 Body Points to work with.

There is a cheat called "Ignore Body Points" which causes the game to totally ignore the Body Point limit. Once the bar reaches the top of the meter, it will simply stay there and allow the player to continue adding parts, the number inside the bar still totaling the Body Points for all the parts. Note that this cheat does not disable the 11-part limit. This cheat is the second-to-last one in the shop, and is thus one of the more expensive.
Macroneer

### Description

Everyone thinks the Macroneers are a little slow, but don't tell them that to their faces.

## Parts

### Decoration

Macroneer Fin

Macroneers are carnivores which live on Tapti in the Zager region. They are slow, but loyal.

## Biology

Macroneers have an extremely odd body structure. Their torsos are shaped like lightly curved cones, with two very long, curvy legs about halfway up the cone. There are two short arms hanging from the bottom of the body. The arms and legs are tipped with black, razor-sharp claws. At the base of the cone body, a long, beak-like mouth juts out, and above this beak are a pair of large, beady eyes. Two jagged horns jut from above the eyes, and another smaller pair point back along the body next to the eyes. All of this culminates into a bizarre creation.

Macroneers are carnivores, and hunt in the deserts of Zager. They appear to be naturally suspicious of other creatures, but are loyal to those that take the time to befriend them.

## Story

Macroneers are found on the right side of the map in Zager. Interacting with the Macroneers is not required to progress the story, however, if the player chooses to befriend the entire nest, they will be awarded with a prize: in Bowltektos, as the player moves into the thin valley after taking out the Taktos a Macroneer will approach and present the player with a Planet Token.