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Ethereal Workshop Wave 6 PREDICTION! Poison Quad Ivenotwo (My Singing Monsters)

Huge thanks ‎‪@KBSHK‬ for initial concept art, help with the design and just in general huge emotional support while I was making this. I probably never would actually start working on this video or start uploading here again at all if not for him like seriously subscribe to his channel!!! Thanks to ‎‪@MSMPokeGamer‬   for initial Ethereal Workshop song Thanks to ‎‪@Charliemsm‬   for their 2 year old video helping me understand how to color this dingus Do not use or reupload any of contents or the video itself without permission or crediting me as the creator. Do not feed any of the contents of the video into any generative AI of any sorts. Name: Ivenotwo Class: Ethereal Elements: Shadow/Mech/Crystal/Quad Sound: Brass (green one plays chords red one plays melody) "Ethereal Workshop isn't the happiest place in the monster world, and Ivenotwo doesn't really help it. Planned as a plant based monster, due to sheer instability of its elements most of its moss coverings and the bitter berries became two venomous, parasitic snakes. The fruit snake is a loudmouth which loves to torture and tempt the ivy monster, while the mossy snake just wants to get the job done. Constant ramblings about who should take the lead eventually grow into the brassy sounds, more in line with its mech or crystal elements. But all of that has a side effect of Ivenotwo being one of the most anxious monsters around, constantly at risk of being exterminated by its two other thirds and being afraid of every sound other than melodies of the workshop they're in. Not only that, being the ultimate poison elemental causes this element to overpower three others, emitting dangerous toxins from all of its body. To say that monsters don't enjoy Ivenotwo's company would be an understatement. If they somehow find the way out of the Zarroë, poor quad would probably be the only one left down in the workshop." My singing monsters is owned and copyrighted by Big Blue Bubble 0:00 - Individuals 1:24 - Song start 1:51 - First Track 2:19 - Second Track 2:46 - Third Track