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[[Skrawler]]s are small undead monsters serving as enemies. They are set to debut in ''[[Tunnels from Nowhere]]'', but were originally designed for ''[[Frayscape]]''. They have red or pink bodies made up of organs that act similar to a slug's body, and their head is made up of a skull with fleshy spikes poking out from the top. They behave by slowly crawling along the floor in the direction of the player, hence their name being derivative of the words "skull" and "crawler". | [[Skrawler]]s are small undead monsters serving as enemies. They are set to debut in ''[[Tunnels from Nowhere]]'', but were originally designed for ''[[Frayscape]]''. They have red or pink bodies made up of organs that act similar to a slug's body, and their head is made up of a skull with fleshy spikes poking out from the top. They behave by slowly crawling along the floor in the direction of the player, hence their name being derivative of the words "skull" and "crawler". | ||
== Trivia == | |||
* Skrawlers inadvertently resemble the Host enemies from ''The Binding of Isaac'', which may have been a subconscious inspiration as [[Kjolt]] had not played the game at the time of creating this character design. | |||
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Skrawlers are small undead monsters serving as enemies. They are set to debut in Tunnels from Nowhere, but were originally designed for Frayscape. They have red or pink bodies made up of organs that act similar to a slug's body, and their head is made up of a skull with fleshy spikes poking out from the top. They behave by slowly crawling along the floor in the direction of the player, hence their name being derivative of the words "skull" and "crawler".
Trivia
- Skrawlers inadvertently resemble the Host enemies from The Binding of Isaac, which may have been a subconscious inspiration as Kjolt had not played the game at the time of creating this character design.