Eternia - Races

Races

  • Eternians -
  • Andreenids - A race of bee-like people. Buzz-Off is an Andreenid. In the 80's series, they are called Bee People.
  • Avionians - A race of people with bird-like features. Stratos is an Avionian. In the 80's series, they are called Bird People.
  • Caligars - Exclusive to the 2002 series, the Caligars are race of reptile men with club-tipped tails that reside in Subternia. Also in the 2002 series, Whiplash is a Caligar. The Caligars are ruled by Ceratus.
  • Elves -
  • Fish Men - A race of humanoid fish that live in the oceans. Mer-Man is a Fish Man.
  • Gars -
  • Giants -
  • Insect People -
  • Karikoni - Exclusive to the 2002 series, the Karikoni are a race of crab people . In the same series, Clawful is a Karikoni.
  • Kulatuks - Exclusive to the 2002 series, the Kulatuks are a race of white-furred humanoid creatures that live in the Ice Mountain.
  • Mintaurans - Exclusive to the 2002 series, the Mintaurans are a race of Eternian Minotaurs. They are ruled by King Taurius.
  • Orcs -
  • Pelleezeans - Excusive to the 2002 series, the Pelleezeans are a race of rodent-like people. Also in the 2002 series, Stinkor is a Pelleezean.
  • Reptile Men -
  • Reptons -
  • Speleans - Exclusive to the 2002 series, the Speleans race of bat people that reside in Subternias. The Speleans have been at war with the Caligars. The Speleans are ruled by Lord Dactys.
  • Qadians - Exclusive to the 2002 series. race of cat-like people that reside in the village of Felis Qadi. They are led by Chief Carnivus.
  • Widgets - A race of dwarf-like people who mine Corodite, the most powerful mineral in Eternia

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