The third type of Dungeons & Dragons toy produced by LJN was the bendy monster. Somehow, they all look off, though some in greater degrees (just wait till I get around to sharing the grell and the roper). This is the neo-otyugh, one of the better adaptations and a truly weird choice of monster for a kid’s toy. I love the fact that it is called an neo-otyugh, too, as if it was really important to impress upon the general public that there are multiple sorts of garbage monster in D&D.