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{{quote|The Hoax [[Paironormal Monsters|Paironormal]] lives by the four D's: deceive, dissemble, dissimulate and distract! Owlesque's Major and Minor forms symbolize the false projection of ourselves that we present to others, and the true self that we keep concealed. Yet, neither form is any less lovely than the other: with a simple flip, both aspects of Owlesque are equally striking, offering an unsettlingly strigine elegance and eye-catching markings (if you know which eye to catch). For all its supposed trickery, this Paironormal's existence encourages radical acceptance of all aspects of ourselves, and its piercing eyes (both camouflaged and corporeal) dare you to believe that beauty is simply a matter of perspective.|In-game bio}}
Owlesque is the [[Paironormal Monsters|Paironormal monster]] of [[Faerie Island]] that released as part of Cloverspell 2025. It is an owl-like creature that plays a distorted bass clarinet.
Owlesque is the [[Paironormal Monsters|Paironormal monster]] of [[Faerie Island]] that released as part of Cloverspell 2025. It is an owl-like creature that plays a distorted bass clarinet.
== In-game Bio ==
"The Hoax [[Paironormal Monsters|Paironormal]] lives by the four D's: deceive, dissemble, dissimulate and distract! Owlesque's Major and Minor forms symbolize the false projection of ourselves that we present to others, and the true self that we keep concealed. Yet, neither form is any less lovely than the other: with a simple flip, both aspects of Owlesque are equally striking, offering an unsettlingly strigine elegance and eye-catching markings (if you know which eye to catch). For all its supposed trickery, this Paironormal's existence encourages radical acceptance of all aspects of ourselves, and its piercing eyes (both camouflaged and corporeal) dare you to believe that beauty is simply a matter of perspective.
This Monster, like all Paironormal Monsters, has both a Major and Minor form, depending on the island on which it appears. These dual forms have alternating availability over the course of the day, so you'll need to check which one is available as you try to add it to your collection!"


==Sound==
==Sound==

Latest revision as of 21:13, 11 May 2025


“ The Hoax Paironormal lives by the four D's: deceive, dissemble, dissimulate and distract! Owlesque's Major and Minor forms symbolize the false projection of ourselves that we present to others, and the true self that we keep concealed. Yet, neither form is any less lovely than the other: with a simple flip, both aspects of Owlesque are equally striking, offering an unsettlingly strigine elegance and eye-catching markings (if you know which eye to catch). For all its supposed trickery, this Paironormal's existence encourages radical acceptance of all aspects of ourselves, and its piercing eyes (both camouflaged and corporeal) dare you to believe that beauty is simply a matter of perspective. ”
— In-game bio

Owlesque is the Paironormal monster of Faerie Island that released as part of Cloverspell 2025. It is an owl-like creature that plays a distorted bass clarinet.

Sound

Sounds
Island Sound Notes
Faerie Island
Mirror Faerie Island
Memory Game (Major)
Memory Game (Minor) There is metadata that is attached to this sound that reads "COMP_World16-Mirror_FaerieIsland_I02_20241121_1417_tomme", revealing that this monster sound was created in November of 2024, and that it was composed by Tom Meikle

Breeding

Owlesque, like the other Paironormals and the single element Ethereals, are bred using a Quad and a Triple element Monster, and in this case, Pladdie and any triple elemental on Faerie Island

Likes

Like Type Islands
Squot Monster Faerie Island
Mirror Faerie Island
Odd-o-Mobile Decoration Faerie Island
Mirror Faerie Island
Optiglowbe Decoration Faerie Island
Mirror Faerie Island
Star Rocks Decoration Faerie Island
Mirror Faerie Island

Statistics

Currency production

Food consumption

Default names

Owlesque's nicknames are mostly references to owls

Name Notes
Atyoogl
Bubooh References Bubo, the genus name for horned owls
Chiikaab
Dorithirr May reference the name "Dorothy"
Eldeewt This name is Tweedle spelled backwards, which references the fact that the Owlesque is based off of concept art for that Monster
Erypmurg This name is Grumpyre spelled backwards, which references the fact that the Tweedle concept art that Owlesque is based off of was also used as inspiration for that Monster
Haebora A reference to the character Kaepora Gaebora from The Legend of Zelda series
Kuku References the Cuckoo, a family of bird
Lorekfol A corruption of the word "folklore"
Maepora A reference to the character Kaepora Gaebora from The Legend of Zelda series
O'otes
Olkdaon
Urawl A misspelling of "Ural", referencing Ural owls]

History

Version/Date Images Description Notes
February 8th, 2025 The Owlesque's sound is teased in the Season of Love episode of The Exploratory Compendium of Monstrology
March 8th, 2025 Owlesque is teased more in the "Forest Threshold" episode of Department of Monstrous Anomalies
March 12th, 2025
The Owlesque is released on Faerie Island and its Mirror Variant

Gallery

Official Media

Concept Art

  • Concept art for Tweedle, the one of the right being the inspiration and namesake of Owlesque
    Concept art for Tweedle, the one of the right being the inspiration and namesake of Owlesque

Sprites

  • The sprite sheet for Owlesque
    The sprite sheet for Owlesque

Trivia

  • The Owlesque is inspired by and named after concept art made for Tweedle

References

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