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That's why I feel there should be stats for mobs of Humanoids. Like 20 to 30 of those are a CR 3 or 4 creature, with an area attack that does 4d6 piercing Dex save for half.

Just briefly looking at the 2024 DMG in the Multiverse chapter, the word Angel was used at least twice in reference to Mount Celestial and what Zariel was. They would not use that word there in the DMG which they wrote at the same time as the MM, if they weren't going to be in the MM.

Are they from the system where there's that planet of Tarrasques, and the Tarrasques are being hunted by some bigger predators?

So Tuesday is Undead and Thursday is Monstrosities Maybe we'll find out if the Owlbear is no longer a Monstrosity...

This is related to the idea that Owlbears must somehow be creations of Wizards because they're a combination of different animals. Well we have the Platypus a creature that's a weird combinations of something like a Beaver with a Duck, surely that must be just as magical as an Owlbear. And if...

The PC rules aren't always going to be the same as the NPC/Monster rules. In the very same book that had Goblins, Hobgoblins and Bugbears PCs as Humanoids with the Fey Ancestry trait, they had Hobgoblins as monsters/NPCs who were actually Fey.

Empyreans are the old Titans from previous editions, but they weren't like Titans from Greek Myth, they're more like Demigods such as Herakles and the like. Angels might be spawned spotaneously by the Upper Planes or they might be ascended souls of dead mortals.

Thanks to the collective bargaining efforts of the Kobold's Worker Union, Kobolds are now recognized as Dragons. Good for them!

For Yuan-Ti I have them being of different cultures and different Serpent Gods or beings. They could be about something like Apeps, Jormangandr, Coatls, Vasuki, Mucalinda and more. They can vary in their agendas, some of this is based off of Eberron having a Coatl inspired order of Yuan-Ti along...

Some would argue that Slenderman is folklore now, it's rather recent.

5e has shown female satyrs before the new MM, they've been around for a while.

Forgot about Theros, but yes I was thinking of the "kills you by being naked" type.

At the beginning of 5e they gave a reason why you wouldn't see the Nymph as a monster. But could the Nymph be brought back with some conceptual changes that go beyond just "there's also male Nymphs"

3e insisted that some Rakshasas had other types of animal heads, but it mostly just showed feline heads.

Being Celestials wouldn't surprise me, as Animal Lords have been from the Upper Planes, specifically the Beastlands.

I like the picture of all those Dragon Wyrmlings. Mimics disguising themselves as things other than chests is a good thing to show. I think you should be worried about Mimic toilet seats... And it looks like they're continuing with Githzerai that look exactly like Githyanki. I wonder if...

I know it'll be easier to find certain types of Devils as most won't be under "D" anymore, but as a PS fan I tend to think of them under their more formal names like "Gelugon", "Barbazu" or "Hamatula" instead of "Ice Devil", "Bearded Devil" or "Barbed Devil".

D&D has been specific about Blue Goblins being Psionic, they were effectively a sub-species in 3e. Not explained too much back then though. I guess it's likely that if a Goblin PC takes a level in a Psionic class, the feats Telekinetic or Telepathic, becomes a Soulknife Rogue, Aberrant Mind...