>>149503236
If you make them anything else they're basically just monsters. You do get some variety with things like Star Wars, but generally speaking they all have some aspect of being humanoid. All the ones that don't are viewed as monsters/animals.

Now, I know someone is going to say 'Nuh uh! Look at the Huts!", but they're just human (if fat) from the torso up, and fat snake/slug below. They still have arms, opposable thumbs, a face, and are capable of speaking a complex language. They're basically a slug version of a mermaid.