An Onii, a common UMA, rolling an Onii Ball, another UMA
Unidentified Mysterious Animal (ヘンナノ, Hen'nano), pronounced oo-mah, is the term given to all of the enemies in Little King's Story, barring Kings and special enemies. Princess Bouquet gives Corobo a book in order to record various UMA. The most seen UMA are the various types of Onii.
Guardian UMA act as mini-bosses for the forests surrounding Alpoko, with one for each of the 10 Districts of Alpoko. After the Guardian of an area is defeated, all normal UMA in the area are defeated. Some Guardians are scaled-up versions of regular UMA, but some only appear as a Guardian. Some Guardian UMA start to appear as regular enemies later in the story.
When an UMA is about to attack, there will be fumes above its head, indicating a wind-up before the attack is unleashed. A UMA will attack any structure under construction while on the field.
According to Pancho in Tyrant mode, certain UMA were normal plants and animals until they ate Janga Pickles which made them aggressive.
Special UMA[]
Some generated quests modify an UMA's attributes, such as changing their colors and body shape, or giving them new abilities such as riding other UMA.
After finding 50 Art pieces, Ginger will will have a quest for Corobo. Ginger explains the winning art piece became a Special UMA and Corobo has to put it back on the canvas. The UMA is different depending on which version of the game is played but the battle is the same.
- NTSC: "Evil Dragoon Cat" by Sephie Melton
- PAL/Japanese: "Swarm" by Kazuya Kamie
The Evil Dragoon Cat Artwork
UMA Book[]
The UMA Book is used to record UMA information for Princess Bouquet's special quest. There are a total of 53 UMA that can be recorded in the UMA Book.
# 1 Onii
# 2 Oniion Ring
# 3 Lotus Root Onii
# 4 Onii Man
# 5 Pickle Pot Onii
# 6 ??? Pot Onii
# 7 Arsonist Onii
# 8 Onii Hopper
# 9 Dragon Hopper
# 10 Onii Cavalry
# 11 Worker Onii (Dragon)
# 12 Worker Onii (Cow)
# 13 Worker Onii (Tail)
# 14 Onii Ball
# 15 Onii Metal
# 16 Onii Bride
# 17 Mush Man
# 18 Mush Bro
# 19 Mush Geezer
# 20 Escargoo
# 21 Gold Escargoo
# 22 Moonflower
# 23 Meloncholie
# 24 Rocky
# 25 Turniphead
# 26 Radeeze
# 27 Rodeo Cow
# 28 Black Sheep
# 29 Cow Bones
# 30 Cockadoodledo
# 31 Concodore
# 32 Korobokle
# 33 Zombie
# 34 Peakadeath
# 35 Okamemask
# 36 Yvonne
# 37 Crab Onii
# 38 Compass
# 39 Fierce Owl
# 40 Owl Hag
# 41 Fan Onii
# 42 Vacuum Onii
# 43 Giant Zoeter
# 44 Ogre Ergo
# 45 UFO
# 46 Clockwork Knight
# 47 Typhoon Mary
# 48 Typhoon Gene
# 49 Typhoon Jane
# 50 Mini Dragon
# 51 Marble Dragon
# 52 Reborn Dragon
# 53 Blue Dragon
Etymology[]
Names in other languages[]
| Name | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ヘンナノ
Hen'nano |
Strangeling(s) |
| French | Monstres | Monsters |
| Italian | Stranezze | Oddities |
| German | ||
| Spanish | Monstruos
Bichos raros |
Monsters
Rare bugs / Weirdos |
The Japanese name is based on 変な Hen'na meaning "strange".
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