Limusan (lim-oo-san)

Limusans are the unintended result of an expirenment involving the hoki suru. Their bodies are made up entirely of a thick, translucent slime, which alows them to alter their shape and to some degree their apperance. The surfece of this slime is harmless, though the interior is highly acidic.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Limusans are amorphous, composed entirely of a viscous biofluid. This fluid is translucent, and can appear in a wide variety of colors. They can alter the shape, but not the volume, of this mass at will, though most perfer taking a human like form. In order to eat, they take matter into their skin, which is slowly dissolved.

Growth Rate & Stages

The limusan lack any natural habitat, owing to their unnatural origins. However, their indecriminate diet allows them to fit within most environments.

Scientific Name

lapillus colliquesco

Lifespan

300 years

Average Height

3 - 5 ft

Average Weight

100 - 115 lbs