fictional monsters

It's fictional. Mountain Monsters is a TV show that presents fictional stories and scenarios for entertainment purposes.

I'm not sure exactly. It depends on which fictional universes or genres you're considering. Maybe in some popular fantasy worlds, there could be dozens or even hundreds.

Because they are often designed with unique and fascinating features that capture our imagination.

Another wonderful fictional monster is the BFG (Big Friendly Giant) in Roald Dahl's book. Despite his huge size, he is a gentle giant who befriends a little girl. He is different from the other mean giants, and his character teaches children about kindness and not judging by appearances.

Often, they are physically imposing. For instance, a dragon in many stories is large, with the ability to fly and breathe fire, which makes it a formidable presence.

Maybe it's because they look so different and strange. Their appearance and behaviors can be really creepy and unfamiliar, which triggers fear.

Vampires are a well-known fictional monster. They usually have fangs, drink blood, and are sensitive to sunlight.

One of the well-known ones is King Kong. This giant ape-like monster has made quite an impression in cartoon adaptations. It's known for its strength and wild nature.

They often have unique and exaggerated physical features. Like big teeth, strange colors, or unusual body shapes.

One reason could be that we want to appeal to a wider audience, including younger or more sensitive viewers. Also, making monsters less scary can focus more on their character development or the story's message.