Bashmouth's Species is an unnamed husky-like species from an unknown planet in the Milky Way Galaxy.
Appearance
This species resembles humanoid huskies with bluish grey and cream colored fur, four-fingered hands, three-toed feet, small tails, red eyes, and red interiors to their mouths.
Powers/Abilities
This species can generated scaled armor plating from their forearms, which are dense enough to harm a Tetramand.
This species has sharp teeth, which they can coat with metal. In their metal state, they can crunch through concrete. Even without the coating, their teeth is still capable of discomforting a Vaxasaurian when biting their tails.
This species is strong and agile enough to easily handle Tetramands, Vaxasaurians, and Appoplexians in direct hand-to-hand combat.
This species possesses a powerful roar, which is strong enough to demolish a building and launch a Vaxasaurian against a wall.
This species possesses enhanced dexterity and quadrupedalism, as they can run on all fours like an ordinary husky.
Weaknesses
This species appears to share similarities with the Appoplexians, in which their instincts can take over. For example, the carnivorous aspect of their husky physiology will make him divert his attention to meat.
Similarly, they can be distracted with sticks, like an ordinary earth dog.
Despite the durability of their forearm plating, this species can be harmed by an Ekoplektoid's durability if a member of that species duplicates enough times.
Notes
- When the storyboards for the reboot "Introducing Kevin 11" were being made, according to Forosha, Bashmouth's design originally lacked a tail. He also did not possess the ability to retract his metal teeth during the concept state.
- This species is physically similar to the Loboans, though it is uncertain is this is a reboot continuity version of that same race.
- As Bashmotuh, the only member of this species seen on-screen, is a mutated fusion of two different species, it is uncertain what an ordinary members of this species looks like or what their powers actually are.