In addition to insects, the plastic soldiers from the Plastic World conducted research on various other worlds, like creatures in the Medieval realm. Here are some of their findings

1. Dragons:
   ◦ Massive, flying, fire-breathing reptiles.
   ◦ Often portrayed as ferocious and untamable.
   ◦ Some dragons, in human tales, allow humans to ride them.
2. Wizards:
   ◦ Army Men-size beings with magical abilities.
   ◦ Some wizards can access magical powers intermittently, while others seem nearly omnipotent.
   ◦ Many are shapeshifters, assuming different identities.
3. Giants:
   ◦ Towering beings that dwarf Army Men, even giant Teddy Bears.
   ◦ Types include brutish ogres and one-eyed cyclops.
4. Merfolk:
   ◦ Share qualities with both fish and Army Men.
   ◦ Most live exclusively in water but have amphibious qualities for brief land excursions.
5. Lizard Folk:
   ◦ Reptilian hybrids between lizards and Plastic Men.
   ◦ Friendly ones resemble Real World geckos, while evil ones may take on crocodile-like appearances.
6. Hobbits (Halflings):
   ◦ Central protagonists in human fantasy book series.
   ◦ Known for their small size, compared to Army Men, and sage wisdom.
7. Elves:
   ◦ Wood elves inhabit forests, high elves dwell in marble palaces, and dark elves live underground.
   ◦ Other types include night elves, snow elves, moon elves, and aquatic elves.
8. Dwarves:
   ◦ Ancient humanoid species.
   ◦ Squat, burly, and master craftsmen often associated with mining and tunneling.
9. Gnomes:
   ◦ Short and squat like dwarves, but generally friendlier.
   ◦ Playful and curious creatures in human fantasy stories.
10. Vampires:
    ◦ They suck plastic from the Army Men and other plastic men’s body.
    ◦ Lead and created by Count Dracula.

These fantastical beings add richness and diversity to the toys realms, and our plastic soldier researchers continue to explore their fascinating existence.