We are into double figures with out countdown, with day 10 upon us. We say goodbye to Pipsi and hello to the lovely Shimmy; a clam-like creature from deep under the sea. He is, it would appear, a selfish shellfish…
Description
As his species suggests, he isn’t the nicest of the moshlings out and about in Monstro City. They are rather silly little critters and will ask you to do anything in exchange from the magical rainbow pearls that they burp up every now and then. Is it really worth it is what you have to ask yourself?
Personality
Rash, petty, puerile.
Likes
As they are all lips and very little else, lip balm makes these little moshlins world go around. Valley Mermaids are rather big hits too.
Dislikes
They are a bit worried about being eaten, so aren’t happy to meet those bottom feeders. Lemon pips are also on their “no” list.
Rank – Rarity
162 – Common
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