Kryptonite Nyemanguelio

“ Many people are very unfair to the green-furred antechinus, much like dogs, but finding that it will take time to hunt down their weakness was a mystery. ”

– Ozma

Scientific Taxonomy & Character Information

Domain: Eukaryota

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Clade: Synapsida

Class: Mammalia

Infraclass: Marsupialia

Order: Dasyuromorphia

Family: Dasyuridae

Genius: Caniantechinus

Species: Caniantechinus silvaincola

Descendant: antechinus

Named by: ???

Year Published: ???

Size: 70 – 90 cm tall in height; 1.7 m long in length; 69 kg in weight

Lifespan: 1 to 14+ years

Type:

Synapsids
Mammals (Antechinuses)
Fictional

Title: Marsupial Wolf

Pantheon:

Sawintiran
Reinachan/Ityoselese

Time Period: Pliocene - Holocene

Alignment: Neutral

Threat Level: ★★★★

Diet: Omnivorous

Elements: Leaf, sound

Inflicts: Leafblight, soundblight, gnashed, bleeding

Weaknesses: Fire, ice, poison, sleep

Casualties: ???

Based On: fictional

Conservation Status:

Reinachos: Least Concern (LC) – IUCN Red List
Sawintir: Endangered (EN) – IUCN Red List

Kryptonite Nyemanguelio (Lupantechinus silvaincola), Mossy Nyemanguelio, Moss Nyemanguelio, Green Nyemanguelio, Green-furred Nyemanguelio, or Emerald Nyemanguelio, is the fictional species of wolf-like antechinus introduced in Bagani: Lady of Therramania.

Etymology

Originate from Eastern Arrernte word: nyemale akngwelye, which means wolf rat. In Spanish was Nyémangüelio and in Scots Gaelic was Niemánh-bhàlio.

The first word was named after the same name for weakness. Other words include in the following: Emerald Nyemanguelio; Moss Nyemanguelio; Green Furred Nyemanguelio; Mossy Nyemanguelio; Lumut Anjing Tikus (in Malay); Asong Lumot (in Tagalog); or others.

Physical Appearance

Kryptonite Nyemanguelio is the antechinus that resembles a wolf as a result of the convergent evolution of these animals but is unrelated. Very much like to have a different appearance from Gray Nyemanguelio, except brown to green fur, green eyes, dense and fine brush tail, sturdy claws resembling Gray Nyemanguelio, and even more dental fangs with a sleep sac on the teeth to how much unknown to ruined faunas. Some populations have natural moss or algae on their backs to attract small moths or spiders to their own natural micro-ecosystem.

Abilities

Kryptonite Nyemanguelio can climb walls or large trees like their ancestors. But it was just commanded by the alpha male to hunt in small groups like dholes with the same behavior as poodles, to hunt with peak abilities and agility, even with sleep anesthesia on their own fangs, much like snakes, unlike their relatives.

Ecology

Coming soon

Behavior

Unlike the relatives, the Kryptonite Nyemanguelio was determined to hunt the prey or enemy with their weakness, and to know how to do this. This animal lived with their pack to socialize to secure their harems to the alpha male to hunt down the prey or enemy with their weakness, hence the name.

Nyemanguelios directly take down the survivor, if they come across them, but won't directly hunt them. Despite the fact that Nyemanguelios must prey on huge creatures in order to survive, they are significantly less likely to attack humans than other large predators like bears or even moose. However, there are times when Nyemanguelios can harm or threaten friends, foes, and even pets. Nyemanguelios are naturally wary of people and will only attack if they feel attacked or frightened.

Distribution and Habitat

Kryptonite Nyemanguelio was reported to be found elsewhere in Eurasia, like from Britain to Papua New Guinea. The original home was Sawitntir's Land of Oz. Before Dorothy Gale arrived, this animal was abundant in other regions.

Movement Pattern: Nomadic
Individual Type: Solo, later pack
Population Trend: Unspecific
Population: 10,000
Locomotion: Terrestrial
Habitat: Tropical savanna, desert, xeric shrubland, desert volcano, prairie
Earth:
- Extant, Vagrant, & Introduced (resident): United Kingdom
Sawintir: ???

Tamed

Much like wolves, the Nyemanguelio was able to be tamed by feeding meat from chamois to others in Eurasia (from carabao, anoa, elephant, hyena, jackal, deer, and rhino to others), giving from the survivor and used for riding, better compared to the Poodle.