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Pink spherical blobs consume foes to steal identities

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The cutest mascot in the universe is essentially an eldritch horror with a terrifying bottomless stomach. He inhales living creatures, devours them whole, and then magically absorbs their unique skills to use as weapons. It is blatant identity theft executed through aggressive and completely unapologetic cannibalism.

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