I drew 2 more cassette beasts!

The beetle-lookin' one is a fire type called khepri, a beast that carries a miniature sun between its horns.

The one with the claws is a toxic type named jellyton, basically the result of a pawndead that fell into swamp water and couldn't get out, resulting in its body breaking down into slimy purple goop.

Both of these were really fun to draw, but im especially proud of my jellyton. :)

Platypet was popularised by a cartoon series, and ever since then it has been one of the most popular Temtem with kids. The series had an educative purpose - to teach children that Toxic Temtem are also valid and can be good friends.

Noxolotl are noble, dignified creatures. They are taken to exemplify the resilience and spirit of the Tucmani people, as "a beauty born of the foulest depths of Xolot, a light in the abyss", in the words of the poetess Itzia.

Closely related to the non-sentient fungi of the Corrupted Badlands, Mushi are shy but territorial. Always mineral-hungry, wise tamers keep them well away from Crystal Temtem. 

Probably a mutation from an ancient serpentine strand of Nature Temtem, Orphyll show remarkable adaptation to noxious conditions. They feature prominently in the art of ancient proto-Arburian cultures, who feared and revered them. 

Few Temtem are as deceptive as Adoroboros - an unusual mix of cute and deadly, combining the most sophisticated Mental tricks with the basest Toxic traits. They are a fine example of the incredible natural diversity of the Archipelago.

Mushook are a hybrid variety, developed at the Quetzal Dojo by expert breeders. Strong and single-minded, some of the bigger specimens are occasionally employed by the Guards as static sentries at strategic points.