These mixed crowd illustrations with lots of series and characters are always fun. There are a few that I'm definitely missing though. Does anyone recognize the un-annotated characters here?

From the back to the front, I think I'm missing:

• purple guy with tusks
• beaming guy with the black ponytail in the back
• grey haired guy looking to the side
• girl with the black hair and blue eyes
• girl climbing the signpost with a black ponytail
• red cat character
• blue creature getting stepped on

Managed to identify the cat as Oragon from Monster Strike. Blue thing may also be from there.

humanfilth said:

Managed to identify the cat as Oragon from Monster Strike. Blue thing may also be from there.

So not a cat at all then, the "ear" was a single horn.

For a franchise with "monster" in its name, and even with this Oragon seeming to serve as a mascot of sorts in the UI of their website (it shows up a lot in icons and things), the creature-like characters don't seem to have much prominence. Almost everything listed or drawn in fan-art seems to be human(oid).

If the blue thing is from this game / series, it might be hard to track down.

humanfilth said:

Managed to identify the cat as Oragon from Monster Strike. Blue thing may also be from there.

Don't think so. I could have missed it among the 7898 entries, but the closest I found was Koalius (ascension form).

That's a lot of pokedex entries... I've got to admit though Quetzalcoatl + Koala = [Quetzal]Koalius is pretty clever. (At least I assume that's what they were going for based on the Aztec-looking accessories and stonework on the throne.)

There's very little beyond the color and possible ears (what I initially thought were legs) to link it to "the blue thing" here though. It really isn't drawn with any real sort of distinctive details to let us draw a strong conclusion.

Shinjidude said:

That's a lot of pokedex entries... I've got to admit though Quetzalcoatl + Koala = [Quetzal]Koalius is pretty clever. (At least I assume that's what they were going for based on the Aztec-looking accessories and stonework on the throne.)

There's very little beyond the color and possible ears (what I initially thought were legs) to link it to "the blue thing" here though. It really isn't drawn with any real sort of distinctive details to let us draw a strong conclusion.

Maybe that's the artist as he represents himself as a blue mouse