| Gremlin | |
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| Appeared in | Series 1 2006 Series |
| Number | 35 |
| Point Value | 10 |
Gremlin is monster #35 from Series 1 and monster #6 from the 2006 Series.
Series 1[]
Official Biography[]
Species: Spirit
Born: During World War I in England
Habitat: Subways and airports
It's enough surprisingly, but this monsters allowed the development of many technologies of our century. Since their help was never acknowledged they decided to make them unbearable disturbing above all pilots of aircrafts. Gremlins love to fly but since they haven't wings they infiltrate on airplanes and cause all kinds of troubles: they hijack the airplane,they break the radio transmitter, cause turbulence and they drink gasoline. So,next time that you travel in airplane and the fly starts to became turbulent be sure to not be sat in the sector reserved to Gremlins.
2006 Series[]
Gremlin is a monster in the class "The Beasts." It is monster #6. Gremlin now has purple skin, green hair and wears ragged red shorts. His background photo is on the turbine of an aeroplane in the midst of a lightning storm.
Official Card Biography[]
The Gremlin is a small, supernatural flying creature with human-like arms and legs and a scary face. Gremlins are very good with machines, but very devious and mischievous. These very small beasts love to bother pilots or cause aircraft trouble. Don't sit next to one on a plane!
In other media[]
Comic Book Series (1991)[]
Gremlin makes a brief appearance in the first issue atop Monster Mountain during the Assembly of Monsters.
Video Game (1992)[]
Gremlin is the Stage 4 boss. The gremlin arrives by hook, throws a batch of four projectiles, before retreating.
It requires 25 hits to down the gremlin.
Origin[]
The myth of gremlins started in British Air Force in the early 20th century to originally explain malfunctions in aircraft, and later in other machinery, processes and operators. Most of the time, gremlins are mischievous pranksters who play harmless pranks like hiding car keys and sunglasses or replacing batteries in remote controls with melted cheese. Once in a while, however, a gremlin's tricks can turn dangerous. Many of the creatures specialize in car parts, and a joke can turn deadly if a gremlin has messed with a car's brakes or gas tank.
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