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Observations on Popular Antiquities: Including the Whole of Mr. Bourne's Antiquitates Vulgares (1777). Some form of Elemental Shapeshifter can be (or turn into) this, if they're capable of becoming water, mud/sludge, clay, lava or liquid metal. Compare Super Smoke.

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Arguably, any Logia user can potentially be this if it's a solid Logia. The more fitting examples include Honey Queen (unknown water-like liquid) from the second movie, General Gasparde (candy syrup) from the fourth movie, Admiral Akainu ( lava) and Caribou ( mud). The Saturninans, from Mystery Comics, are amoeba-like aliens and possess several useful abilities such as shape-shifting and telepathy. They fought the hero Lance Lewis. Miramax owns the home video rights, while Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer holds the television rights. [24] The DVD release of The Brothers Grimm released 20 December 2005 includes audio commentary by Gilliam, two "making-of" featurettes, and deleted scenes. [38] The film was released on Blu-ray Disc format in October 2006. [39] Both the DVD and Blu-ray were released by Lionsgate Home Entertainment, under license from Miramax. [40] Legacy [ edit ] Monsters, Inc.: A monster made entirely from goo makes a cameo appearance. He is shown walking (or oozing) down the pavement but accidentally slips down a rainwater gutter leaving only his eyes and mouth left. Dragon Ball Super: One of the filler arcs features a type of "superhuman water" which actually turns out to be a sentient superweapon that mimics the form of those it touches en masse, but because it also absorbed the negative psyche of its targets, it had to be sealed away to avoid a catastrophe. Some of it ends up absorbing all of Vegeta's powers, including his Super Saiyan Blue forms, and for the English dub, this fake Vegeta is even voiced by none other than Brian Drummond.

The villain Skinhead; a neo- nazi who can turn into a giant, flesh-eating blob (and he really does eat flesh; the first thing he does after his transformation is devour his fellow gang members). Fortunately, his skeleton remains intact and vulnerable.In the video game Infamous 2, the Swamp Monsters are the least mutated type of the Corrupted that have scythes instead of forearms and are the more common of the Corrupted. Roger Ebert (26 August 2005). "The Brothers Grimm". Chicago Sun-Times. Archived from the original on 13 January 2014 . Retrieved 24 July 2019. The Nightmare House: Lily's nightmare involves a gelatinous beast made of mud and purple goo named "Mor-Gaj", who eats money, based on her limited understanding of what a mortgage is. Carol Memmott (11 April 2004). "Damon, Prague star in 'Grimm' fairy tale". USA Today . Retrieved 13 December 2008. The cryptid has also been videotaped in Poland, this time from what appears to be a handheld camera judging from the shakiness of the footage. The creature can not be seen for too long but appears to have similar traits to the larger one taped in Yosemite. The next sighting of the creature was in Billings Montana captured on a Home surveillance system at 9:45PM on 4/25/2020

Gundam 00: A Wakening of the Trailblazer: The ELS are a variation. They are made of metal, and are just as tough and hard as that implies, but can shapeshift as easily as a blob monster when they wish. They can even combine together or split apart. Unlike most creatures of this type, though, they are not Nigh-Invulnerable. If a part of an ELS dies, it generally stays dead, and they don't appear to be able to "regenerate" damage or instantly heal wounds (presumably, they'd need to gather an appropriate amount of raw material first.)

The Teen Titans villain Plasmus (one of the Brotherhood of Evil) is a humanoid blob of acidic protoplasm. Koffing and Weezing are based on pollution, but they're more inspired by smog than slime, although they do possess the ability to spit globs of slime. Health and safety forms must be read, signed and returned to us or you will not be allowed to start the race. Like Altaroths, Bnahabra bodies are extremely fragile and have a high chance of disintegrating upon being slain. It's recommended you either use poison bombs or throwing kunai to kill them without destroying their body. You can obtain Bnahabra Shells, Bnahabra Wings, and Monster Fluid by carving their dead bodies. Monster Hunter Rise monster list: Lynians

Prince of Darkness: The evil sentient liquid, implied to be Satan himself or a reasonable facsimile thereof. Definitely more liquid than most, to the point it cannot properly be a blob; it keeps to its canister while in containment, and once escaped pools on the ceiling like a living, malevolent green ocean that can flow into people to take over them. Some players may decide to challenge themselves into battle against a monster withoutpreparation and try to win by pure gaming skill, but that may require many attempts until it's finally achieved. Another challenge, a more useful one, is to try to hunt or defeat more large monsters than the ones required to complete the quest. Charles McGrath (14 August 2005). "Terry Gilliam's Feel-Good Endings". The New York Times. Archived from the original on 29 May 2015 . Retrieved 24 July 2019.Diamond is Unbreakable: Okuyasu's father was turned into a human-shaped Blob Monster after the death of DIO. He is incapable of proper speech, and above all cannot be killed in spite of how miserable he seems. Gloo from Astro City is a mindless monster that resembles a giant misshapen blob of green liquid. It fights crime with deadly "pranks", such as spraying litterbugs with flesh-melting acidic "seltzer". Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987): On several occasions, the mutagen spawns these creatures; they have names like "mud monsters" and "Mutagen Man". Basically, the theory is that this is what happens when the mutagen produces something that doesn't have the dignity of resembling a particular animal like a turtle. (Of course, the accidental workings of a mutagen in Real Life are much more likely to produce a monstrosity like this than an anthropomorphic turtle....) The anime and manga have their own spin on the final villain of the Future Trunks arc, Fused Zamasu: