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Scope:Neo-Conglobata

Scope: Neo-Conglobata
From Amaranth Legacy, available at amaranth-legacy.community

Scope Landing Page
Scope here! Team up, have fun, and bug the creator with questions.


Speculative Evolution
Spec evo time! Life's cooking up something strange.


Curl, roll, endure the whole
From the curious corners of Neo-Conglobata!

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Overview
In 2012, humanity stood at the edge of a new frontier. A pioneering expedition set out to explore a distant, uncharted world — a journey meant to expand the bounds of discovery and human endurance. Yet, unbeknownst to the crew, their vessel carried more than scientists and dreamers. Hidden deep within the ship’s cargo bays was a thriving colony of isopods — small, resilient stowaways destined to change the fate of an entire planet.

For twelve long years, the ship drifted through the void, and somehow, against all odds, the isopods endured. When the craft finally touched down, the world that awaited was far from welcoming. The alien surface teemed with hostile, insectoid life that quickly overwhelmed the human explorers. Within months, all traces of mankind were erased.

But the isopods remained.

In the absence of their human hosts, they adapted. Generation after generation, they transformed — evolving beyond their earthly origins into strange, alien forms perfectly suited for this new world. , they were no longer mere survivors, but rulers. The planet would come to be known as Neo-Conglobata — the New Planet of Rollers.

A world born from accident. Shaped by resilience. And ruled by isopods.

Summary

In 2012, humans sent a ship to explore a new world.

Hidden on board were isopods. The humans died soon after landing, but the isopods survived.

Over time, they evolved and took over the planet — now called Neo-Conglobata, the New Planet of Rollers.

How to Collaborate

General Information

If you’d like to participate, you’re welcome to contribute! I’m very open to new ideas and designs — don’t stress about perfection. Even something as simple as suggesting a new creature is appreciated. If you’d like to be more directly involved in the project, feel free to contact me on Discord at raebies12

Creating Isopods & Other Creatures

As mentioned earlier, I’m quite lenient with submissions. For isopod-based species, the only requirement is that they should at least resemble an isopod to some degree. For insectoid alien species, you have complete creative freedom — just avoid making them excessively large.

Examples of Isopods:

  • There are currently no examples.

Examples of insectoid aliens:

Creating Titans

Titans are colossal, unique creatures that serve as the planet’s kaiju-like beings. Generally, there is only one of each Titan species unless otherwise stated. Because of their significance, please contact me before designing or submitting a Titan concept.

Examples of Titans:

  • There are currently no examples.

Creating Diseases/Parasites/Viruses

Go wild! I love these concepts — be as creative, grotesque, or scientifically detailed as you like.

Examples:

Creating Plant Life

You’re welcome to design all kinds of flora, from harmless to hazardous. The only restriction is that plants should not be capable of killing Titans. They can certainly be dangerous to other creatures, but avoid overpowering designs. If you’d like to make passive or benign plant life — go absolutely ham.

Examples of Plant life:

  • There are currently no examples
Please try to realize that despite me being super lenient, you have to at least consider some realism. No fire breathing isopods please.

Required:

Recommended:

  • There is currently nothing to be put here

Notes & Trivia

  • N/A

Questions?

Go to the scope talk!

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Author's Note:

Ever since I was a kid, crouched in the dirt and turning over rocks to find tiny isopods scurrying for cover, I dreamed of a whole world just for them—a planet where they could crawl, dig, and thrive without a care. Back then, I thought I’d call it Isotopia. It sounded grand at the time… until I realized, yeah, that name’s about as exciting as a damp log.
—Rae