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====''Criters''====
:(''SR3'', 1998 & 2005) p. 28

Enwontzane are nocturnal, arboreal predators related to the sasquatch. They stand nearly 3 meters tall and weigh more than 400 kilograms. They do not carry the HMHVV virus. Native to the forests of coastal West Africa, they will feed on anything ork-sized or smaller. They hunt and live in family groups of up to ten and have one infant per year.
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====''Feral Cities''====
:“Awakened Flora and Fauna of Lagos” (''SR4'', 2008) p. 112

The enwontzane are West Africa’s version of the sasquatch. These huge carnivores are nearly three meters tall and can weight over 400 kilograms. They are voracious hunters and will attack anyone (or anything) ork sized or smaller. They live and hunt in small family groups. While they primarily confine themselves to the rainforests, they have been known to venture into the edges of the city when food is scarce. They are nocturnal hunters, leading many locals to have a (perhaps justifiable) fear of traveling the rainforests at night.

==Sources==
* ''Cyberpirates!'' (''SR3'', 1998) original source
* ''Criters'' (''SR3'', 1998 & 2005) p. 28
* ''Running Wild'' (''SR4'', ?) not checked yet
* ''Feral Cities'' (''SR4'', 2008) p. 112
* ''Wildwechsel: Das Critterdossier'' (''SR4'', 2010) Pegasus (summaries list an entry)
* ''Howling Shadows'' (''SR5'', 2016) not mentioned

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 Traditional African beliefs also affected the appearance and names of Awakened animals and plants on the continent (or perhaps vice versa). The long-limbed ''sasabonsam'' replace our ghouls, and metahumans are known by different names—''mmotia'' (dwarfs), ''dzemawon'' (elves), ''kwagya'' (orks) and ''amanfi'' (trolls). Little study has been made of such rare Awakened animals as the monkey-like ''awonzole'', but they are believed to have Faerie abilities.
-{{cl|⮊}}Wrzos obviously never traveled here. I’ve lived in the Baule Empire my whole life, and I’ve never heard of an ''awonzole'', so don’t worry about them. I’ll tell you what to look for. <br>   {{mark|When traveling in Anyi land, make sure someone’s watching the trees for ''enwontzane'', packs of bandersnatches the size of an ork with long arms they use to grab travelers.}} But look down, too, ’cause there are agropelters called ''asonwu'' that are territorial and go for tactics like hamstringing you and mobbing you once you’re down. <br>   Closer to the Volta you have ''ekyelebenle'', spitting Awakened green mambas, and ''anwuma bavole'', an Awakened coastal bat with a two-meter wingspan that the Nzima people consider holy. They’ll leave you alone most of the time, but they fixate on certain groups and follow them for days. The Nzima think that’s a sign of God’s favor. I think it’s fraggin’ scary. <br>   Way inland, there are ''alufye'' (trilling foot-long roaches) and ''bonzo'' and ''gagon'' songbirds, all named after forest spirits. Not to mention the ''gomatia'', a chameleon the size of a Doberman. It eats cats, rats, birds … don’t park a baby carriage near one.
+{{hacker|River Raider|Wrzos obviously never traveled here. I’ve lived in the Baule Empire my whole life, and I’ve never heard of an ''awonzole'', so don’t worry about them. I’ll tell you what to look for.<br>{{mark|When traveling in Anyi land, make sure someone’s watching the trees for ''enwontzane'', packs of bandersnatches the size of an ork with long arms they use to grab travelers.}} But look down, too, ’cause there are agropelters called ''asonwu'' that are territorial and go for tactics like hamstringing you and mobbing you once you’re down.<br>Closer to the Volta you have ''ekyelebenle'', spitting Awakened green mambas, and ''anwuma bavole'', an Awakened coastal bat with a two-meter wingspan that the Nzima people consider holy. They’ll leave you alone most of the time, but they fixate on certain groups and follow them for days. The Nzima think that’s a sign of God’s favor. I think it’s fraggin’ scary.<br>Way inland, there are ''alufye'' (trilling foot-long roaches) and ''bonzo'' and ''gagon'' songbirds, all named after forest spirits. Not to mention the ''gomatia'', a chameleon the size of a Doberman. It eats cats, rats, birds … don’t park a baby carriage near one.}}
-{{cl|⮊}}River Raider<br>&nbsp;
+{{hacker|Sika|And offshore you get every type of Awakened shark, kraken and whale, as well as the ''mami wata'' mermaids that the Ewe train to hunt boats.}}
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 This power works against natural and cybernetic thermographic vision, but it has no effect against nonvisual senses such as sonar, radar, or scent tracking. However, some creatures may have a version of this power that affects a wider band of the electromagnetic spectrum.
 ====''Feral Cities''====

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 * ''Howling Shadows'' (''SR5'', 2016) not mentioned
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 ====''Cyberpirates!''====
 Traditional African beliefs also affected the appearance and names of Awakened animals and plants on the continent (or perhaps vice versa). The long-limbed ''sasabonsam'' replace our ghouls, and metahumans are known by different names—''mmotia'' (dwarfs), ''dzemawon'' (elves), ''kwagya'' (orks) and ''amanfi'' (trolls). Little study has been made of such rare Awakened animals as the monkey-like ''awonzole'', but they are believed to have Faerie abilities.
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-|⧁||Wrzos obviously never traveled here. I’ve lived in the Baule Empire my whole life, and I’ve never heard of an ''awonzole'', so don’t worry about them. I’ll tell you what to look for. <br>'''When traveling in Anyi land, make sure someone’s watching the trees for ''enwontzane'', packs of bandersnatches the size of an ork with long arms they use to grab travelers.''' But look down, too, ’cause there are agropelters called ''asonwu'' that are territorial and go for tactics like hamstringing you and mobbing you once you’re down. <br>Closer to the Volta you have ''ekyelebenle'', spitting Awakened green mambas, and ''anwuma bavole'', an Awakened coastal bat with a two-meter wingspan that the Nzima people consider holy. They’ll leave you alone most of the time, but they fixate on certain groups and follow them for days. The Nzima think that’s a sign of God’s favor. I think it’s fraggin’ scary. <br>Way inland, there are ''alufye'' (trilling foot-long roaches) and ''bonzo'' and ''gagon'' songbirds, all named after forest spirits. Not to mention the ''gomatia'', a chameleon the size of a Doberman. It eats cats, rats, birds … don’t park a baby carriage near one.
+{{cl|⮊}}Wrzos obviously never traveled here. I’ve lived in the Baule Empire my whole life, and I’ve never heard of an ''awonzole'', so don’t worry about them. I’ll tell you what to look for. <br>   {{mark|When traveling in Anyi land, make sure someone’s watching the trees for ''enwontzane'', packs of bandersnatches the size of an ork with long arms they use to grab travelers.}} But look down, too, ’cause there are agropelters called ''asonwu'' that are territorial and go for tactics like hamstringing you and mobbing you once you’re down. <br>   Closer to the Volta you have ''ekyelebenle'', spitting Awakened green mambas, and ''anwuma bavole'', an Awakened coastal bat with a two-meter wingspan that the Nzima people consider holy. They’ll leave you alone most of the time, but they fixate on certain groups and follow them for days. The Nzima think that’s a sign of God’s favor. I think it’s fraggin’ scary. <br>   Way inland, there are ''alufye'' (trilling foot-long roaches) and ''bonzo'' and ''gagon'' songbirds, all named after forest spirits. Not to mention the ''gomatia'', a chameleon the size of a Doberman. It eats cats, rats, birds … don’t park a baby carriage near one.
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 ====''Criters''====
-{{hatnote|(''SR3'', 1998 &amp; 2005) p.&nbsp;28}}
+;Enwontzane
+{{hatnote|''Criters'' (2060), page 28. (''SR3'')}}
-Enwontzane are nocturnal, arboreal predators related to the sasquatch. They stand nearly three meters tall and weigh more than 400&nbsp;kilograms. They do not carry the HMHVV virus. Native to the forests of coastal West Africa, they will feed on anything ork-sized or smaller. They hunt and live in family groups of up to ten and have one infant per year.
+Enwontzane are nocturnal, arboreal predators related to the sasquatch. They stand nearly 3&nbsp;meters tall and weigh more than 400&nbsp;kilograms. They do not carry the HMHVV virus. Native to the forests of coastal West Africa, they will feed on anything ork-sized or smaller. They hunt and live in family groups of up to ten and have one infant per year.
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 ====''Feral Cities''====
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 ==Sources==
-* ''Cyberpirates!'', {{abbr|pp. 98, 155|Africa: 88–113, 122–125, 159–164}} (''SR3'', 1998)
+* ''Cyberpirates!'', {{abbr|pp. 98, 155|Africa: 88–113, 122–125, 159–164}} (''SR2'', 1997)
-* ''Criters'' (''SR3'', 1998 &amp; 2005) p.&nbsp;28
+* ''Criters'' (''SR3'', 1998, 2005) p.&nbsp;28
 * ''Feral Cities'' (''SR4'', 2008) p.&nbsp;112
 * ''Wildwechsel: Das Critterdossier'' (''SR4'', 2010) Pegasus (summaries list an entry)

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 * ''Howling Shadows'' (''SR5'', 2016) not mentioned
-[[category:Shadowrun]]
+[[category:Shadowrun critters]]
-[[category:critter]]
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