Prehensile Tail: One that's strong enough to grab the several foot tall disc that comprises the rest of its body, spin it around with ease and fling it as a weapon.

Much like them however, they cannot be generated from CDs outside of the unique unknown subtype crossbreeds, and as such the only way to obtain a pure disk is to combine a Gooaal! or a Radial.

The Last of These Is Not Like the Others: Disks are the last species in MR 1's encylopedia, but are available from the start of the game unlike every other species in the latter part of the order.

Died Standing Up: A Disk's disc remains stationary when it dies, only collapsing shortly after the lizard falls to the ground.

Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Nitons replaced them in 2.

Combat Tentacles: They can spawn several sticklike limbs from their top to grab things, usually used for slamming opponents into the ground.

Came Back Wrong: If the villagers in MR 1 are to be believed, then a Disk is what happens when a Disc Stone's unlocking is botched and only the monster's soul is produced.While the two can separate, it isn't clear which part is the monster's main body.

Animate Inanimate Object: It's a living Disc Stone, or possibly the lizard-like pattern seen on Disc Stones.Starter Mon: One of the monsters available in the market in the first game, and in the later games beginning with 2, the Zuum breed took over their role.Playing with Fire: Capable of breathing fire, and Fire Tackle involves spewing a massive fireball before charging through it and into the enemy.Jack-of-All-Stats: Decent power and skill but average stats otherwise.Occasionally in the later games, they show up as a rare Zuum/? sub-breed, and were common mooks in the anime. Demoted to Extra: After the original game, they were replaced with the Zuum breed.The Bus Came Back: After 25 long years since their only appearance as a full-blown breed (and nearly twenty altogether), Dinos finally made a return in LINE Monster Rancher.In 2, they have 3 power moves excluding basic moves 2 of them are heavy, and all three of them are essentially varying flavors of strong, inaccurate attacks. When All You Have is a Hammer: Apes only have a few moves on the power side.Spoiled Brat: On top of their sloth, several kinds of Ape like Bossy are known to be rather self-centered and in the first game you'll need to combine two spoiled monsters when you use the Magic Banana to get an Ape.Ironically, Ape's intelligence-based techs are far more extensive than their power techs in most installments. The Ape's only weak points is their extremely low Intelligence. Magically Inept Fighter: Strong, durable, fairly accurate, and average speed.Lightning Bruiser: Bulky, but not slow enough to be considered a Mighty Glacier.Lazy Bum: They have a reputation from being some of the laziest monsters out there.Hyperactive Metabolism: Tasty Banana will recover a good amount of health if successfully executed.Heal Thyself: They can produce bananas from Hammerspace to recover in battle.It's particularly prevalent in the first game's work and training cutscenes, where they propel themselves on water by farting or knock out intruders with a horrendous anal cloud. Fartillery: Much like Hares, they can weaponise flatulence, and happen to do so even more than they do.Ape's Thwack are one of few basic moves with C damage rating while retaining a good hit rate. Disc-One Nuke: Ape in 2 is this between solid base stats, long lifespan, well rounded growth with Intelligence as only weak stats, and notably a high quality basic techs.

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