>Budongs are the largest space-dwelling creatures in existence; a full-grown Leviathan is smaller than one of a Budong's fangs. These creatures eat rock and ice, but also have an extreme sensitivity to electromagnetism; ships are like "electromagnetic candy" to a Budong, making these creatures the "sea monsters" of outer space.

>No known substance can survive Budong ingestion; their innards are extremely acidic, and their eight stomachs are infernos that burn at "five thousand klances" to help offset the chill of space. It has been stated that anything that a Budong eats is ultimately reduced to "liquid ore".
Budong Colony

>Live specimens of the species are extremely rare – however, when dead, their bones can be mined as nogelti crystals, which are quite valuable. Mining camps similar to those of the Yukon Gold Rush on Earth often spring up on Budong corpses, and Peacekeepers use some Budong mining operations as internment camps as the remains are nonetheless incredibly dangerous; the remnants of the creatures' digestives system are a constant hazard that have been known to devastate mining operations.

Tummy.

Too bad all we got of budongs were flea markets in space, similar to how gaurdians of the galaxy did their notbudong. Also the budong episode with talen would have been good character development (for talen) if they actually wanted to have him learn when and when not to use his weapons, but they wanted him to be a dindu mudshark peacekeeper child so they just made the budong immune to the weapon that can blow up suns.

what is this stance called?

>>212677418
Indeed. They needed a bigger budget for these amazing places they came up with.

>>212676861 (OP)
so this is a harem show or not

>>212677899
kind of