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| ⚫ | They are highly territorial and aggressive carnivores, using their strength and speed to overpower prey. They are nocturnal hunters, with exceptional night vision. The only time more than one Black Annis occupies the same territory is for mating. It is rumored that they may have some minor form of emotion control. |
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| + | The Black Annis is also the symbol of the feared Daisaka Security and appears on their armor. |
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| + | *{{src|crit}}, 23 |
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| + | *{{src|pana}}, 30-31 |
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| + | *[[Source:Fade to Black|Fade to Black]] (novel) |
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| ⚫ | They are highly territorial and aggressive carnivores, using their strength and speed to overpower prey. |
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| − | * Paranormal Animals of North America, pp 30-31 |
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| − | * Critters, p 23 |
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The Black Annis (Papio annisae) is a humanoid standing 1.7 meters tall with a hunched posture. Most taxonomists believe it to be an Awakened form of mandrill (Papio sphinx).
They are highly territorial and aggressive carnivores, using their strength and speed to overpower prey. They are nocturnal hunters, with exceptional night vision. The only time more than one Black Annis occupies the same territory is for mating. It is rumored that they may have some minor form of emotion control.
The Black Annis is also the symbol of the feared Daisaka Security and appears on their armor.
Index[]
- Critters, 23
- Paranormal Animals of North America, 30-31
- Fade to Black (novel)