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Stickbug - FlyKnight
Stickbug people that hang out in areas full of woody roots and brambles. They disguise themselves until you get close, at which point they will begin punching you.
They're quite fragile and are completely unarmed and unarmoured so they're pretty easy to take down, so long as they don't swarm you while you're fighting something else. Keep an eye out!
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Staggerceps - Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
"This distance fighter has a chest-mounted cannon and ammo that can lock down movement and commands."
Available both as a Spirit (party member) or Nightmare (enemy), this stag beetle-like Dream Eater comes in both red-purple and purple-red. Its arms are pretty elaborate, they remind me of these things.
Stag beetles are often portrayed as rivals to rhinoceros beetles in Japanese media. With that in mind, to match the KO Kabuto's horn cannon, this beetle just has a hole on its chest. I don't really see the vision here to be honest, it just looks strange and out of place to me. Wouldn't it have made more sense to make it a melee-focused monster to contrast the ranged-focused KO Kabuto? Well in any event, this one seems to have some melee attacks but is primarily a ranged attacker still. It does also unlock a lot of defensive abilities for Sora or Riku, as well as Zantetsuken, a very powerful melee ability. Still, a stag beetle monster that focuses on attacking with a chest cannon is very strange to me. Put those mandibles to use! Or at least have a mouth cannon! Ough!
Grasshopper - Look Outside
A former human twisted into a new shape after Looking Outside, becoming a grotesque human/grasshopper fusion.
He's from outside the apartment complex the game takes place in, visiting to check up on his girlfriend, despite knowing the risks of going outside. Sadly, he has lost his mind completely and is no longer sapient.
Glowmoth - Caves of Qud
"A rain of gorgeous dust drifts down a frustum of light, and radiant mirrorwings bat it through the air vacuum."
A large moth with glowing, green wings that dwells among ruins. It can attack with a ranged "gaze" attack that hits its foes with a "flash of neon".
It resembles a luna moth, which notably does have eyespots. Maybe that's the inspiration for the gaze attack.
Ant Soldier - FlyKnight
A yellow-orange ant person with four arms, green eyes and four daggers. Initially I thought they were paper wasps or something (being wingless is a recurring Thing in the game) but the wiki calls them ants. Wasps tend to have only two arms in this game so it checks out.
They are the first proper humanoid enemy in the game, capable of parrying and kicking just like how the player can. They're also the first look into the game's body part system.
You can chop their limbs and heads off, but even if you decapitate them they will be able to keep fighting for a while before dying. This is a subtle reference to the fact that some bugs can just do that, because their nervous systems aren't as head-centralized as ours.
That said, don't test this out like some people do by decapitating wasps to see if they'll fly off after or stuff like that, please. That would be fucked up and I would hate you.
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Spider - ASTLIBRA Revision
Big, cavern-dwelling spiders that will try to bite you. They raise their front legs before doing so like a tarantula's threat display. Not sure if it's a tarantula itself though.
Darryl - Look Outside
"I love my friends. My parents are gone, but everyone plays with me! But they all stop playing after one game. They get tired..."
A former human twisted into a new shape after Looking Outside. The Visitor's influence has warped him into a tailless whip scorpion monster, with an elongated neck and a pair of arms that can be retracted into the rest of his arthropoid body.
He's actually an innocent child who lost his parents in the apocalypse, and does not seem to be fully aware of his actions. Despite all the monsters going around he just wants to play hide and seek, only noticing that his playmates "get tired" after one game.
He remains friendly throughout battle, and will give the player a unique item if they played with him by closing their eyes when prompted.
Spider Cherub - Caves of Qud
"Dials tick and vacuum tubes mantle under synthetic chitin and inside plastic joints. eightfold gams, hundred lenses, and ageless bearing are wrought from a vast and furcate machinery into the ideal form of the spider. By the artistry of its construction, it closely resembles its referent, but an exposed cog here and an exhaust valve there betray the truth of its nature. Its movements are short and mimetic; it inhabits the valley between the mountains of life and imagination."
The idealized form of a spider, created by the Sultanate to guard the sarcophagus and reliquary of a Sultan who favoured the arachnid faction (as in, arachnids as a whole count as such, you can have reputation with them that affects random cave spiders and the like). Seemingly the Sultanate's ideal spider has a distinct head and a more insect-like body plan. Literally unplayable, smh my head.
The Tomb of Eaters is a rather late-game area, and the cherubim are very powerful creatures by default, and have a special trait associated with the Sultan they protect the tomb of. I spawned these in with commands so they lack such modifiers but usually they get a different colour scheme based on the modifier.
Sultans from the 4th period and onward instead have weaker, mechanical cherubim, representing the gradual decline of the Sultanate.
(Cherubs all share the same description save for some keywords so the quote here is for the mechanical version. The Insect Cherub post already has the base one.)
