Chaotic Designs. ; some over world and some underworld.

Have defined the organization for much of the characters or creatures to say.
 Tomorrow or tonight will focus on the underworld tribe. I would say that rather the show focused on these unnatives coming to this world of Perim and culturally appropriating them to use them in a game by taking scans of them. And that they mostly unless for their own morals of care decide not to treat the creatures as if animals in a chaotic zoo. The show never really utilizes the story of the characters for anything but to promote this idea that you can get even more cool creatures and characters in this fucking zoo and its mighty fine to be scanning them all this time especially when their world is going to hell. To hell, so just stand around Tom and friends and take pictures or scans while the world goes to hell. For say, in the Marillian invasion ( I am not sure that is spelled properly) but just stay around to see the gate keepers get mindwashed by that Phelpfor creature ( not sure if that is spelled even right) and somehow realize to keep playing you got to keep your ass safe-sorry no main character heroism this or much any other time ( You could argue Tom does help as a main character but no, he does not when he usually gets help from his friends). We never find out that Phelpfor has mind washing abilities least it is to introduce another group of characters to just be used for profit. Or continue the idea the characters and creatures only exist to be in this game of chaotic.
The world of Perim may be of many landscapes but it is a flat disorganized unit that only has a police force to represent a world and not actually be a world. There are many different characters that have many potential for stories. Like in the Stelgar story, the team created by the Mad scientist could have lead into better understanding of the creatures. The story was interesting as it tried to reason why we have all these color creatures. Its never really clearly said but I am just going to say this- as I have seen the show many times and the show is the only reference material that expands on the characters.
The characters can have these inner species, " mix all these unique characters together". The characters can be created. And later on in the series we find that they can be borne, take the two twin sisters who find theirselves on the opposing sides of the map. Not said in the series, but in cards- Maxxor has relatives and this has to say that he was borne. As well as the story with Ranus sees him as "young" and thus reveals that the overworld at one time had another ruler.

It is here that the series misses it point and over time tries to cover up a massive plot hole in not including well defined characters who could be the main characters of the creatures and act to introduce the creatures as they are of Perim and not for this scanning of the game. While the game is not at all overshadowing the characters of Perim eventually in the later of the series like near the 30 episode mark the game really starts to eclipse the worth of the characters of Perim in actually being unique and not living for the advancement of a game. Many of the stories after the 1st season, namely that "Invasion" were so poorly written and wasted all the development and never explored truly all the ideas given in the first part of the series. We really never see a true battle between Chaor and Von Bloot without the chaotic players involvement. Everything that happens to the creature characters is somehow known by the characters who play. Never a light of day is given to them and their viewpoint without the chaotic players in it. Unless to advance a plot for a product or cardline.

But here that ends. So I have arranged the characters in who best to tell a story and guess what the only people ever really explored enough to give such an arrangement are the Overworlders and Underworlders with the Underworlders coming in quiet short. That is to say there were obviously too many characters for the writers and while they did a somewhat well job it was mostly written to market and not tell a story. Market the game with high importance of concept, scan the characters and they actually appear as card game characters in reality. Oh boy, I wonder what failed there?
Maybe the fact the makers invested in a dying corporation that would bankrupt. And next there were too many inconsistencies and problems with the story as well as too many characters who are never explained for the hell of it but these murmurs by these appropriating chaotic players.  Said to be, I have to say this, there will be Danian tribe because it is the least explored in the series and I hate how boring the Danians are, they are all the same damned type of bug with only distinction in color. I might replaced the lizard tribe too, why, because they really do not have any story either and it might soothe to only have two tribes who can be well defined or two tribes original and add two more. And guess what, I add two more. But I will not say of this- until later what the tribes are.