ISeeDragonOne

This is a fantastic question (pun intended)!

I like pretty much all mythical creatures since I'm a big fan of speculative biology and weird organisms.

My favorite well-established mythical creatures are probably dragons, but even dragons have a million different varieties and every dragon is unique and special in its own way. Whether it be a drake, an amphithere, a wyvern, or some other take on "lizard that may or may not breathe some element and may or may not have wings," I just really like the variety.

Other honorable mentions include most things in the ocean (Subnautica's creatures, anything based on deep sea organisms), and really just anything cool looking.

My favorite thing about mythical creatures in general though is that it allows for maximum creativity. You can come up with any idea, whether it be combining different features of existing organisms or realizing an entirely new feature or niche yourself, there are literally infinite possibilities. So my real favorite is anything unique that I've never seen before.

I also like it whenever people follow science with their creations. If you can make up a biological function that explains how and why your creature can breathe fire or control electricity or something, I think that's really cool. Especially if it includes ecology.

I should also mention that I prefer dragons with larger wings (if any), because I find that most are drawn with wings way too small for them to actually be able to fly (again with the science). Unless you explain it with reduced gravity or increased air viscosity on your planet or something.

...That's it, that's the ask-

Thank you. I watched the anime (sub of course) and I think that really helped to put into perspective how much they localized stuff for the American version. I wish they just translated stuff instead of changing the entire world basically.

So I realized something about Monster Hunter Wilds today. I was messing around with the baby Seikrets because they're cute and I found out you could knock them over by stepping on them:

There are three ways you can knock them over. If you approach from the front, they get knocked backwards and get up quickly. If you approach from the back, they faceplant. If you approach from the sides, they get knocked over and stumble around a bit before getting back up.

The developers not only took into consideration that you would step on babies, but they also made sure you could step on them in multiple ways.