1: [Young]
Ahoy, here be a whale of a tale… or is it the tail of a whale? Actually, the tail is the least interesting part. As a calf, the Bowhead has yet to achieve mastery over landborne levitation, but is totally satisfied with roly-poly wibbly-wobbling in place. The momentum generated by said wobbling actually makes it easier to glide its flippers across its baleen, and make music as supple and sublime as any waterfall.
2: [Adult]
Humble beginnings rise and crest like a wave crashing on the surf in the full-grown baronial Bowhead. Indubitably, it is the largest of the marine Monsters, and as it glides through the water, it can even be mistaken for a titanic Glubblet. Now adept at floating both in the air and the water, the adult Bowhead also boasts an impressive range of expertise across animal, vegetable and mineral information. Generally speaking, it is the very model of a modern Monstro-cetacean.
3: [Prismatic]
This Bowhead returned from the Prism Gate forever changed! Are strange plants your hobby? Then you'll love this botanic Prismatic. It's said that as this gap-toothed cetacean-turned-vegetation emerged for the first time, the Monster World experienced a total eclipse of the sun, followed by a strange humming sound. And whoopsy-doo, there it was - extraordinary!