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The enemies at the top of the page are the generic enemies as well as the snake-necked creature under the donut looking monster. The fest of the enemies are a bit more specific to the cartoon dimention. The chicken just chases you around rlentlessly pecking you to death. The fat pig to the left of him will try to flatten you by jumping on your head, and will also charge you with his gut similar to the huge fat heartless from Kingdom Hearts (IDK his name). The squirrel represents a group of tricksters in the cartoon dimention, that bash the crap out of people to quench thier sick sence of Humor (just like bugs bunny and every other cartoon character ever). There may be more varieties of this enemy. The last enemy is the ghost, heavily influenced by the ghosts Cab Calloway's Minnie the Moocher. There will be other ghosts in other dimentions, however if they are changed into thier cartoon form, They will probably look like this. You'd actually be surprized at how many old cartoons involve ghosts, skeletons, and/or graveyards/haunted houses. I love it.

Description
The enemies at the top of the page are the generic enemies as well as the snake-necked creature under the donut looking monster. The fest of the enemies are a bit more specific to the cartoon dimention. The chicken just chases you around rlentlessly pecking you to death. The fat pig to the left of him will try to flatten you by jumping on your head, and will also charge you with his gut similar to the huge fat heartless from Kingdom Hearts (IDK his name). The squirrel represents a group of tricksters in the cartoon dimention, that bash the crap out of people to quench thier sick sence of Humor (just like bugs bunny and every other cartoon character ever). There may be more varieties of this enemy. The last enemy is the ghost, heavily influenced by the ghosts Cab Calloway's Minnie the Moocher. There will be other ghosts in other dimentions, however if they are changed into thier cartoon form, They will probably look like this. You'd actually be surprized at how many old cartoons involve ghosts, skeletons, and/or graveyards/haunted houses. I love it.