| Carbuncle | |
|---|---|
 "Hey, what's that on its head?" | |
| Information | |
| Alternate Names/Spellings | Carbunco, Agnapitan, Oñánge-píta, Glow Beast, Carbunclo, Carbunce |
| Origins | Argentine Mythology, Brazilian Mythology, Chilean Mythology, Paraguayan Mythology |
| Alignment | Neutral Good, Chaotic Neutral |
| Element | Earth, Metal/Magnetism ,Light/Color/Purity |
| Species | Magical Beast |
| Appearance | Bejeweled armadillo-kin |
Origins[]
It origins with Argentine Mythology, Brazilian Mythology, Chilean Mythology, and Paraguayan Mythology.
Appearance[]
Carbuncle has an gemstone such as a garnet or precious metals on it's head. In various South American Mythologies, carbuncle ressembles cat, dog, dragon, fox, insects, molluscs, mouse, otter, rabbit, squirrel, turtle, weasel, worm and more. Despite of original folklore version of carbuncle, In modern or popular culture shows that carbuncle takes a form as an armadillo. Rationally, according to biological explanations, Carbuncle is explainable as a bivalve mollusk with glowing sources of noctiluca scintillans or firelies.
"Jeez, how many carats is that?!"
Behavior[]
Carbuncle is extremely timid when it's sighted by others.