Gheegur (Sound and Animation) 4k
2,371The Gheegur was the 10th Wublin to be released. It was first teased in the Wublin Island trailer, and then officially released on August 26, 2016.
The Gheegur has cream-colored fur on its head, paws, neck, and at the lower body. Its upper body is yellow with lime green highlights. It has four tubes sticking out of its shoulders (two at each shoulder), three lime green toes and fingers, lime green spikes on its hump, lime green eyes with emerald green irises, and its segmented lower jaw has pipes that, while it may look it, do not connect to its main body.
The monster eggs zapped into Gheegur reflect its appearance. Its overall orange and green color is similar to the Riff and the Reedling, the latter of which also shares pipe-like structures emerging from its body. Much like the Cybop, it has a large jaw, and its furry arms are similar to those of the PomPom. Its pipes are also somewhat horn-shaped, similar to those of the Scups.
Instrument(s): Alto saxophone (first track)/Tenor saxophone (second track)
The Gheegur plays an alto saxophone for the majority of its first track, ending in a duet between an alto melodica and alto saxophone, ending in the alto melodica playing. Its second track consists of a tenor saxophone, again dueting between two sounds for the end of the track.
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