"Megophrys nasuta" - this is not the face of mercy. Another living relative of the devil frog (as if it weren't obvious), they are also called Malayan leaf frogs due to the fact that their dorsal side resembles a dead leaf. This provides them with ideal camouflage on the forest floor. Despite their threatening appearance, their call is less so, sounding something like a car horn. (It is said their nose is big because they were cursed by fairy so that it would grow whenever they lied)

Is he related to Lucas by any chance?

"Game over! Yeeeeeeaaaahhh!"

Soy le Überhombre! Vous werden bow ore- sama no mae!

When you stare into the maw of the abyss, it stares back. This chthonic-looking toad is actually quite harmless, and was discovered by two little girls in a garden in Ontario, Canada. Their condition (known as a macromutation) is supposedly caused by a parasitic worm (Ribeiroia ondatrae). Despite their malformation, the toad was otherwise perfectly healthy, capable of both using their vision and feeding. (It's believed they subside solely on a see-food diet)

No quieres?

You'd think this would count as a cold-hearted crime. But as it turns out, it's snow problem.

So help me, I will unleash all my Electric-types.

"Sachatamia ilex" - what you did there, they see it. Unrelated to the ghost frogs of Skeleton Gorge, this little spook is found in Central America. Like most glass frogs, their skin is translucent, though they can vary the intensity of their green pigmentation. Their call is a clicking noise repeated every few minutes. (Not unlike some one scrolling a funny image site using a mouse)

"Lotsa people swimmin' up there. Ah could pig out if Ah wan'ed to. But Ah'm watchin' mah weight 'cause Ah don' wanna spend the 4th of July alone again."

"Frog-Sothoth knows the gate. Frog-Sothoth is the gate. Frog-Sothoth is the key and guardian of the gate. Past, present, future, all are one in Frog-Sothoth."
- H.P. Lovecroak
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The frog is real, but the imagery is made using special software... or is it??? (Yes, yes it is) Not much to say about it, I just thought it looked cool and spooky. (If you don't feel like sleeping, there's also a video)

Yes, a most cogniferous pontification with splendiferous implications.

I'm noticing a distinct lack of Froppy in this comic.

Not since I've seen a young man rushing to an old lady's side after he pushed her down the stairs, have I witnessed such depth of human compassion.

"Dendropsophus mapinguari" - we live in a society. However, this frog lives in the Amazon rainforest. And apparently their call scared their discoverer so much that they named them after a monstrous South American mythical beast: the mapinguari, which is said to resemble a giant ground sloth. (I would tell a joke, but... you wouldn't get it)

Ah! Big spooder did me a frighten!

The shota blissfully unaware enjoys his meal moments before the wild oneesans pounce.

...and the thiccness.

We all live in a Pokémon society.