The Many Types of Enigmorphs

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  @1000Badgers · 1 year ago

  "An enigmorph made by the fusing of 3 human children" as one does on a Wednesday afternoon

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  @MariaMaryMarie · 1 year ago

  keeping in the mistakes in speech because old film reels were near impossible to cut mistakes from is genius

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  @namelessvoice6949 · 1 year ago

  The more I learn about the Enigmorphs the harder it gets to wait for a new seminars hope you keep up the good work

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  @justkosmo6806 · 1 year ago

  I think the typing changes are all a step in the right direction, they feel more intuitive. Love this series and can’t wait to see more

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  @neutralthing99 · 1 year ago

  VERY off topic here, but I&apos;m very fond of the &quot;up to date&quot; explenation. It adds a flavor of cientific realism to the organitation, but it also works with the ever changing nature of enigmorphs in a way. Science is always evolving with us, with time. With the exception of (maybe) Math, most sciences don&apos;t get to be in a &quot;solid&quot; state, not for long anyway. They evolve. <br><br>The orientation method of worldbuilding really gets your head in the mood, I was tempted to start making notes! Heck, I want to make some enigmorphs now because of this. The presentations have so much charm, but they&apos;re also very clear and concise with their information.

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  @Senkerly_senkerson · 1 year ago

  That one slip up in the presentation was SO GOOD!!! I felt like I was there, listening to him speak

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  @demolisherman1763 · 1 year ago

  The rich world building just oozes through the video! I love the orientation theming you’ve been using

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  @Luke_Park · 1 year ago

  This feels so much like a spiritual successor to spectrobes in the way of being a very stylised monster collector but you&apos;ve injected so much of the setting and lore into these it is much more compelling

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  @ShardofMemories · 1 year ago

  I really like how the types work in relation to their type slots, especially when there is an empty slot before a type. It really makes the whole “rock, paper, scissors” dynamic all the more interesting.

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  @nirinaanjara5135 · 1 year ago

  Enigmorth is like if Pokemon had a baby with fear&amp;hunger and I love that

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  @GabrielMathis-h4j · 1 year ago

  The PAS and TAS systems are really cool and feel like an organization&apos;s system for strategizing and categorizing these otherworldly creatures! Cant wait to see what&apos;s next!

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  @jakabshaw4127 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLs55366SY4&amp;t=98">1:38</a> wonderful use of a retcon

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