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Headless Horseman
The sad tale of the Headless Horseman began long ago. Once the feared specter of Sleepy Hollow, time has changed this hapless Halloween monster into something new. To the modern world, a man riding around on a horse without a head is just stupid. How does he see where he's going? But a man riding around on a horse with a head but unable to get head... well, that's slightly less stupid. Double H as his friends people-who-know-him sometimes refer to him as, rides a charcoal black horse with eyes of fire named B.J.

Johnny Pumpkinseed
Johnny comes from a long line of Pumpkinseeds. In fact, he comes from the highest of nobility as he is the son of the current King and undisputed Lord of Halloween. Not the favored seed, he and his father haven't always seen eye-hole to eye-hole. Johnny is generally good natured and mellow and like most Halloween monsters, has a taste for young children out late at night by themselves. The real world has been especially trying for Johnny as he suddenly realized there was much more to humans than simply eating them.
Ninja Octopus
Classified by the one surviving scientist as Mollusca Cephalopoda Coleoidea Octopodiformes Octopoda Umbraoccisor. the Ninja Octopus is one of the most fierce and deadly and mysterious predators of the oceans. Faster than the Sniper Trout, stealthier than Black Lucia and feared even more than the dreaded Amazon Urethra Pirate, there is nothing that will stand in the path of a Ninja Octopus and its' chosen prey.

Torg
Torg was the creation of a long dead mad scientist. It's rumored that he sewed together the bodies of several linebackers with the brain of a television weatherman. Whether or not this is true, Torg is strong and slow. He is usually found hanging out with his buddy, Johnny Pumpkinseed. Torg is often dangerous without supervision and Johnny is usually able to direct his destructive tendencies in the right direction.