Species in Dunderland

List of species
The Dunderland Empire has a unique list of different species.
 * Humans. The most common species. Most tend to be intelligent, and are considered as the most delicious species.
 * Stripeans. Humanoid creatures that come from the Broccoli Realm, and have zebra-striped skin. 95% of the population exists in Tropwen or the Realm, for they prefer an environment they know.. Emperor Idgo is a Stripean.
 * Vampires. Humans, but with a special gene that makes them a seperate species. They are allergic to intense light, garlic, they lack reflections and can transform into a bat at will (with the exception of Archibald Nugget)
 * Octopi. An intelligent form of an octopus. They vary in size, colour and some have different abilities., like floating, telekinesis, and mind control.
 * Unicorns. These mythical creatures tend to occupy the Broccoli Realm, rather than the Dunderland Empire. However through the portal on Tropwen they can occasionally come through. One well known unicorn is Harlacus Na Plooh Plooh.
 * Merlions. These have the head of a lion and the tail/body of a fish, and have strange abilities. Forms of psychic powers like mind reading and telekinesis are common. The only confirmed Merlion is Samson Singapore.
 * Pistrixi. A Pistrix is a large, aquatic shark-like creature that comes from the Broccoli Realm. They are different to sharks in the sense that they can breathe in air for up to 10 minutes, they have many fins and can smell food from much greater distances. Since the portal opened on Tropwen, their population has increased dramatically.
 * Scalene. Blue lizard/humaniod creatures that have great sense of smell and live in warm places due to their cold blooded nature. They can also see very well in the dark.
 * Inanimate creatures. Commonly appear on Nonotron, these are inanimate objects made animate through science and a little bit of witch craft. They are widely varied and can take on any form, e.g. Planet Head, who is a globe, and Henrietta Hogonfish, who is a pineapple.