Rallacaralach

The Rallacaralach are a race of elongated, caterpillar like creatures which inhabit a planet that has an abnormal amount of gravity for it's size. As a result they are extremely physically strong when place in "normal," Earth-like gravity. Rallacaralach are capable of manipulating objects will all six limbs, but usually prefer to use their long, prehensile trunks.

Figziggle

Figziggles are small, caterpillar like beings who live in shallow burrows in savannas and grasslands. The green sack-like organs along it's back are used for long term food storage so the creature can survive the long winters of it's native environment.

BroccoliPillar

BroccoliPillars are an evolved form of the lowly vegetable which grace the dinner tables of billions worldwide. They came into being shortly after genetically engineered broccoli was exposed to an exotic form of radiation. BroccoPillars are generally harmless.

Catterwurm

Catterwurms are overlarge (3-5 feet long) insects which have evolved to never progress past the larval stage. Catterwurms begin as small, tree-dwelling creatures, but adapt to ground dwelling herds as they grow larger. As adults they organize themselves into hierarchical herds, with alpha males and a strict pecking order.

Kittahpillar

A new genetically engineered pet from the Cristix corporation. Kittahpillars combine the DNA of common ordinary house cats and exotic South American butterflies. The resulting creature is a very, very long cat with multiple segments and off-colored spots. Kittahpillars were initially very successful, but complaints began to roll in once the creatures began to pupate.

ClickaPillar

A species of large, semi-sentient alien insects. The creature was given the nickname "ClickaPillar" by early explorers due to it's resemblance to the Earthly caterpillar and from the clicking sounds the creature constantly emits. The creature's multiple "eyes" around it's body are actually organs which pick up vibrations, which allow it too navigate in the same way as bats or dolphins. ClickaPillars are also able to regenerate missing segments of their bodies.

Vorapillar

Vorapillars are overlarge, ground dwelling animals. Specimens of seventeen feet or more have been recorded. Vorapillars are voracious eaters, and will consume any plant or animal which is smaller than them. They are often herded and used by other races to process garbage and refuse piles.

Wonkapillar

Wonkapillars are large, lumbering caterpillars who live in the high jungle canopy in many places in South and Central America. The beast only comes down to the ground to harvest the fermented fruit during the growing season. Wonkapillar meat is considered a delicacy to several Amazon tribes.

Kyrllippt the doctor

Kyrllippt is the resident physician for the interstellar mercenary outfit known as the Paradroid Confederation. He is responsible for designing and maintaining the advanced life support systems and intricate technorganic interfaces that so many of his comrades use to control thier cybernetic components.

Spinypillar

Huge spiny alien caterpillars from a far off alien jungle planet. Spinypillars are essentially walking eating machines. Introduction into Earth's rainforests have caused untold detestation, however the beasts have also been cultivated as a new food source in their own right.

Caterfly

A Caterfly is a large insect which seems to be permanently stuck between it's larval and adult states. They have the personality and demeanor of small dogs, and are valued as pets in some areas.

Hornapillar

Small caterpillars which communicated through blaring honking noises. Hornapillars are named as such because of the horn-like orifices on on their heads and ears. They are generally harmless, despite the obnoxious noise pollution they produce.

Flowerpillar

Strange cycloptic creatures from deep in the Amazon, the Flowerpillar has a very long maturating cycle, and eventually grows between 3 - 7 feet long. Most of it's life however is spent in the developing stages where it is vulnerable to predators. The Flower-like appendages around it's single eye act as camouflage.

It has been suggested that the Flowerpillar is merely the larval stage of another creature, and the true adult Flowerpillar has not yet been observered.