This is really good. Much better than any monster suggestion thing I have seen.

• Nova

  Jellies do not deal element damage. You either get normal or pierce. No chocolate pudding cups or extra mashed potatoes for anyone. Instead of making it a hyperinflated version of something we already have it could be a boss akin to Royal Jelly that works like a Blast Cube. I remember a thread involving a whole royal court of jellies where each type of jelly had its own monarch. I think I listed it somewhere in here or it could be collecting dust somewhere in my bookmarks. Alternatively this can become a completely unique jelly with its own abilities rather than combining the normal jelly with Nitronome.

• Scorpion

  This reminds me of an enemy in Wario World. Those scorpions wound "sneak" around with their bodies underneath the sand while their tails could attack you above the surface kind of like a submarine scope but absolutely different. To make it even more unique it could appear in desert theme floors where certain enemies can hide under the sand, pretend to be parts of the map (some kind of turtle pretending to be a rock, etc.), and have buzzards flying around overhead that try to swoop down and pick at knights low on health.

• Boswick without his makeup

  I remember a thread somewhere with plant enemies where they used roots to grab knights and slowly pull them in but I forget where it is. It was mostly the same as what you have here but there may have been a couple more things.

• Some kind of weird skeletal sand snake

  This could easily fit into a desert theme with scorpions but instead of "sneaking" around with their tails ready to strike overhead, these sand snakes could weave through the sand to imitate the Snarbolax burrow attack like you say but not with a constant series of spikes; when it curves downward thick chunks of rock spike up but it soon after resurfaces, weaving between being above and below the surface but invulnerable to damage on the parts which are under. With its segmented body some segments can be more resistant to different damage types or damage in general but if you can hit multiple at a time it counts for more damage (only 2~3 segments above ground per weave point, ~5 areas along its body above ground at a time; area of effect suddenly becomes more important). Other than flopping around through sand as if it were on a beach holiday the snake can also create depressions in the ground which knights can fall in and must run towards the normal level surface to escape. The faster your knight moves the sooner they can escape the pitfall. Movement speed is suddenly important and stun is more threatening since you would be stuck in a ~2 space radius hole unable to escape unless you try to scurry out like the little gerbil with chubby cheeks you are.

• A really angry environmentalist

  Its ball could be attached to a chain instead and used like a flail, where it can shoot it out like a projectile after using the standard Lumber attack for ~5 spaces, inflict some stun, then retract and pull any knight between the ball and its owner back to the Lumber (think of how Trojans have a 'front' and 'back'). You can escape the pull by running away from the ball or attacking the chain to break it, but if you do that the ball becomes the most deadly pinball that Lumbers can smash to propel it everywhere (only damages knights but it can push enemies if it rolls into them). Knights can only resist being flattened by the ball when it gets bonked around with their shield but it deals immense normal damage (normal defense for armor and shields suddenly becomes more important), though shielding will not completely deflect the ball or its motion. If the detached ball stops moving (>7 seconds since a Lumber propelled it) knights can shield bump it around the floor (allowing for unique puzzles which require the ball to be placed somewhere, rolled down hills to break open doors, etc.) but it will not roll fast enough to damage.

• Rambotron

  If we want an Autogun turret it should be immobile (includes inability to turn) while firing but in higher tiers it can fire for longer durations, stop itself from firing earlier, and shoot more boolits while firing. This turret would be like the rocket turret in that it has no status variant but is not necessarily a status variant itself. Kind of like how the explosive jellies are unique from the other jellies but have no statusesuses of their own. Before I do not say the same about the next two turrets here are some apples for your fruit stand:

  • T1: takes ~1.7 seconds to prepare to fire, fires 6 bullets for 2 seconds, cooldown of 2 seconds after attacking before it can shoot again, unable to stop itself mid-attack, fires only in a tight cone (~20 degrees); firing twice before being unable to attack is removed in favor of keeping T1 a tutorial tier for what horrors await
  • T2: takes ~0.8 seconds to prepare to fire, fires up to 10 bullets for 3 seconds, cooldown of 4 seconds after attacking before it can shoot again, can stop itself while attacking after at least 2 seconds of attacking to turn itself, cooldown of 10 seconds between each self interruption, fires in a slightly wider cone (~30 degrees); consistent slow turning removed in favor of saving it for last
  • T3: takes ~0.5 seconds to prepare to fire, fires up to 15 bullets for 5 seconds, cooldown of 7 seconds after attacking before it can shoot again, can stop itself while attacking after at least 2 seconds (same as T2), cooldown of 7 seconds between each self interruption, fires in a moderately wide cone (~40 degrees), can turn very slowly while firing which activates its self interruption cooldown; removed infinite firing in favor of less ridiculousness

  And now for a moment of Russia.

• Snoipur

  Snoipur in turret form still has to follow the rules as the other turrets, no moving around or switching places with other turrets or flying or going to prom with that skimpy Retrode. While the snoipur is targeting a knight it shows a crosshair tracking them, higher tiers being able to track better, and with enough flopping around you can still dodge it to make it less cheap of an enemy. Turning speed is mostly slow with all tiers but still increases with higher tiers and the crosshair only appears when the turret is specifically targeting you. If the snoipur turret is not aiming at anyone the crosshair will not appear similar to how normal turrets do not attack unless they have a target.

• Laser guns and rocks

  This is where we can break the no movement rule, but not by giving it legs. Laser turrets spawn on little rails which follow a pattern around the room, some points of the rail being on the normal ground area for close attacks. In rooms with laser turrets there should be indestructable blocks to hide behind in case of science and outer space as well as a switch that reverses the rail movement direction. While laser turrets are on rails they move on a timer instead of constantly oozing along, meaning most of the time they will be stationary but once the timer clucks the cookies are ready to be taken out of the oven. All tiers only fire one laser but higher tiers have wider lasers. T1 is unable to turn but has a very thin beam (~0.3 space width), T2 can turn only while stationary and has a slightly wider beam (~0.6 space width), and T3 can turn very slowly at any time but turns faster while stationary than while moving and its beam is pretty chubby (solid 1 space width). All these lasers could also spawn yet another unique puzzle involving mirrors where the laser turrets are on respawning pads and you have to make them shoot at certain mirrors to activate a doorway.

• An abomination of science

  If the body were switched out for a normal turret cylinder and the heads shifted to all face away from the center this could be another boss. They can still do different attacks like you say and you need to lure a certain head to attack certain objects in the map to make it vulnerable kind of like Roarmulus or something from another game.

• Crow-bar

  If these were changed a little to have longer necks we would have those vultures mentioned earlier for the desert theme. They usually roost up in a tall tree long dead after too many years in the sun, making them invulnerable to attack, but once they swoop down they become vulnerable. They never spawn as part of a battlement which means you never have to kill them to open a door but the extra loot is a nice reward for standing out in the open with low health taking that risk.

• Someone stole the face of that doggy

  I got nothing.

  Seerusly.

  Wolver with its face skinned off.

• A really big bat with purple lasers everywhere

  My body is not ready.

AMNIMOUS, ARE YOU PSYCHIC? I WAS DRAWING A SCORPION SPRITE FOR TDLOBS CONTEST LITERALLY 5 DAYS AGO! WHAT KIND OF SORCERY IS THIS?! IT ALMOST LOOKS EXACTLY LIKE THAT. SOMEONE CALL THE MENTAL HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT!!!

Ok, enough of that XD But seriously, the scorpion I drew looks exactly like yours 0_0

Nice monsters concept *-* i would like to have more enemies to fight rather than have more cosmetics for the Knights. when i saw the mini puppyrberus i imagined attacks patterns like Cerberus From Symphony of the Night, There Cerberus when it shoot it fire the heads move around the neck like a chaingun that looks Cool. Maybe the Cerberus Puppy can have shock, freeze and fire attack? each head would represent an element.

Anyway +1 to those new enemies added to the clockworks! we need more content like this!

No seerusly. Kentard's hates suggestions.

Don't ask why, but he's bitter as hell.

Anyway.

+1

+1 for nova cube
+0.5 for Scorpion
+1 for Bush (But only ultra-rare, as love puppy. Maybe good loot?)
+2 for Terra drake! (Hmmm.... maybe mini boss?)
-1 for those puppies
+0.5 for lumber
+2 for cerberus puppy (Miniboss? :3)
+9001 for crowvben. I love dat one. <3
+1 for hound
+1 for greaver.

I LOVE THIS IDEAS, THEY ARE AWESOME!!!

That's an oxymoron.