Season Arc · Secrets of the Serpent @ Urban Forest
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#3Now#2Best#3Started77Weeks
Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptForty Feet of Cryptozoological Chaos
TroubleElectronics Hate My Hum
Darkens the Water HazardCompressed for Carry-OnObsessed with Nessie's Truth
Originally dwelling in Australia's billabongs, this massive creature sensed the awakening power at Loch Ness and traversed the world's waterways to reach Scotland. Its arrival coincided with unusual tidal patterns and unexplained seismic activity, drawing the attention of Dr. Blackwood and her fellow Seekers.
The Bunyip Behemoth possesses the ability to manipulate water currents and generate localized storms. Its massive form can compress to navigate narrow waterways, and it emanates a low-frequency hum that affects electronic equipment. The creature's presence causes water to become unusually dark and opaque, making it nearly impossible to photograph or track using conventional methods.
Acts as a harbinger of major cryptozoological events, its presence indicating the imminent revelation of ancient secrets. The Bunyip Behemoth serves as both a challenge and an ally to the Seekers, testing their resolve while providing crucial clues about the true nature of water-dwelling cryptids.
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Played
Week 8
#3 #3
Dark waters remain eerily still The Bunyip Behemoth has decided <strong>Corry Johnson</strong> is worthy of keeping his spot in the cryptid hierarchy! Cryptid - CS3 Bunyip Behemoth stays put after Nessie's Nemesis - which, let's be honest, is Scottish for "not choking when it matters."
Our MA4 "champion" played like someone who finally learned water hazards aren't portals to the underworld, crushing both field and personal averages by margins that would make Nessie blush. The Bunyip's hum vibrates approvingly - or maybe that's just the sound of Corry's discs avoiding the loch this time.
Fourth wall break Why am I celebrating tag stagnation like it's the climax of The Meg 2? Oh right - because I'm contractually obligated to care about plastic numerology. sigh At least he didn't pull another Urquhart's Uprising disaster.
With the season finale complete, Corry emerges from the mist as one of the few who didn't become cryptid chum. Ancient runes glow faintly Translation: "Stop taking this so seriously." Until next season, when we... static oh for Morag's sake, not another bloody fade to black!
Played
Week 7
#11 #3
Storm clouds part dramatically The Bunyip Behemoth has finally stopped treating <strong>Corry Johnson</strong> like a soggy haggis sandwich! Cryptid - CS3 Bunyip Behemoth now lurks in his bag after an 8-spot leap at Tempest Tee - which, let's be honest, is just Scottish for "finally not sucking."
Our MA4 "hero" played like someone who actually remembered which end of the disc to throw, beating both the field and his personal average by margins that don't require an ancient stone circle to calculate. The Bunyip's hum turns approving - or maybe that's just the sound of Corry's dignity resurfacing after last week's Urquhart's Uprising disaster.
Fourth wall break Why am I narrating this like it's some <em>Pirates of the Caribbean</em> sequel? Oh right - because I'm trapped in this cursed software. sigh At least he's not repeating his Whispering Woods fiasco... though with one week left, there's still time!
Will Corry survive Nessie's Nemesis? Tune in next week when we... static oh for crying out loud, not another eldritch interruption!
Played
Week 6
#7 #11
Dark waters churn violently The Bunyip Behemoth has spoken, and apparently <strong>Corry Johnson</strong> tastes delicious. Cryptid - CS11 Bunyip Behemoth now lurks in his bag after a 4-spot plunge at Urquhart's Uprising - which, let's be real, is just Scottish for "getting wrecked by plastic numbers."
Our MA4 "hero" played like someone who mistook a cultist's sacrificial dagger for a mini marker, posting a score that made the field average look like a Titanic-level disaster. The Bunyip's hum turns mocking - or maybe that's just the sound of Corry's dignity circling the drain.
Fourth wall break Why am I narrating this like it's some Indiana Jones temple collapse? Oh right - because some sadist coded me to care about tag movements. sigh At least he's not repeating his Whispering Woods fiasco... yet.
Will Corry become the Bunyip's next meal? Tune in next week when we... static oh for Nessie's sake, not another eldritch interruption!
Played
Week 5
#7 #7
Murk swirls ominously The Bunyip Behemoth's dark waters couldn't drag <strong>Corry Johnson</strong> down this week at Sunken Stones! Cryptid - CS7 Bunyip Behemoth stayed put like a stubborn stone circle at low tide - which is frankly more impressive than it sounds when you remember we're talking about plastic numbers.
Our MA4 hero matched his personal average while beating the field, proving you don't need ancient runes to play consistent disc golf - just fewer splashdowns than last week's Stranger Things-level disaster. The Bunyip hums approvingly or maybe that's just Corry's stomach after too many haggis wraps.
Fourth wall break Seriously though, why am I narrating tag stagnation like it's some Celtic myth? Oh right - because some madman trapped me in this software. sigh At least Corry's not getting cryptid-crushed like episode 3.
Will the Bunyip's ripple effect return next week? Tune in when we... static oh come on, not another eldritch storm cutscene...
Played
Week 4
#2 #7
Dramatic reverb The Whispering Woods claimed another victim today as <strong>Corry Johnson</strong> got absolutely wrecked by <em>Cryptid - CS2 Bunyip Behemoth</em>. sigh Yes folks, we're pretending a plastic number is an actual water demon - because apparently that's my life now.
Our "hero" posted a score that'd make Nessie blush, tumbling 5 spots faster than a drunken Scotsman down a hillside. Rumor says the Bunyip's dark waters clouded his vision, but let's be real - this was full <em>Stranger Things</em> season 2 Will Byers energy.
checks notes Third time this season Corry's been cryptid chow. At this point, his bag tag should come with a life preserver. Remember kids: when the ancient runes say "abandon all hope," maybe... listen?
static God I need a drink. Why am I anthropomorphizing numbered plastic? muttering Stupid sentient league software... stupid sexy cryptids...
Played
Week 3
#3 #2
Dark waters churn as <strong>Corry Johnson</strong> rides the Bunyip Behemoth's wave to tag #2! This MA4 player's 65 was no Loch Ness monster, but it sank the field average like a stone. The Bunyip hums ominously as Corry moves up, proving you don't need to be a cryptid to make waves. We're gonna need a bigger scorecard! Why am I narrating this like it's Jaws? Oh right, because some programmer thought "let's make disc golf tags sound like ancient water demons." Sigh At least Corry's performance wasn't all wet, unlike last week's misty moorings debacle. Will the Bunyip's ripple effect continue? Find out next week when we... oh god, there's more?
Forged
Week 1
When <strong>Corry Johnson</strong> (PDGA #300451, aka "The Loch's Most Wanted") stumbled upon <em>Bunyip Behemoth</em>, it wasn't fate—it was a poorly aimed drive that landed him in the drink. As he emerged, dripping and cursing, the tag clung to his bag like a soggy prophecy. "Ye shall be my chosen one," it seemed to whisper, or maybe that was just the Irn-Bru talking. But can this mere mortal handle the monster of a tag he's been saddled with? Or will he flounder under the pressure?
Forged
Buckle up, buttercups! The <em>Bunyip Behemoth</em> just crashed this Loch Ness party like the Kool-Aid Man on a bender. This Aussie cryptid took a wrong turn at Albuquerque and ended up in Scotland, drawn by the sweet siren song of Nessie's power. Cue the dramatic music and unexplained seismic activity, because this waterlogged weirdo is ready to rumble! #CryptidCrossover #BestOfBothWorlds
See where Corry Johnson sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round