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Built by the smoothest and suavest dance scientists in Digby. This dance bot was created by modifying existing droids with extra suave servos and fully funk-tioning mechanical rhythm rotator cuffs, giving this droid the ability to get down! Mice trigger the dance challenge proximity sensor that starts the music and initiates a dance battle with the droid. Mice usually dance until they inevitably faint from exhaustion.

Built by the smoothest and suavest dance scientists in Digby. This dance bot was created by modifying existing droids with extra suave servos and fully funk-tioning mechanical rhythm rotator cuffs, giving this droid the ability to get down! Mice trigger the dance challenge proximity sensor that starts the music and initiates a dance battle with the droid. Mice usually dance until they inevitably faint from exhaustion.

Powered by a secret pyrite mixture (known as "Nitrogen Lawcide") passed down from law-man Marshall Lawson to the young aspiring lawful hunters. This pneumatic icon of the law is the perfect way to deter any and all lawbreakers!

Once triggered, the ramp locks release, causing the Lawcide-powered, law-abiding, law-legs to lawnch forward (known as the "Law Lawnch Effect"), providing the thrust required to slam the shield into the mice, propelling them backwards and away from the train.

"I fought the law, and the law fought back." --Unknown incarcerated raider

This trap is very effective while the Gnawnian Express is passing through Raider River.

The second revision of the Runeshark, codename: The Great Rune Shark, is improved in every way over the original design. Enhanced lasers, stronger fins, sharper teeth and increased size to take on the toughest of prey. The biggest advantage: Strength in numbers! A whole school of sharks ready to be unleashed!

This skin can be applied to the School of Sharks Trap.

This highly unstable trap setup is held in a constant state of metamorphosis by the unpredictable power of the Onyx stone. This trap almost appears alive, growing metal roots into whatever base to which it is attached. This trap's methods of capture are infinitely random. It can use its jagged metallic roots to impale mice, expel a thick and dark vapor that turns mice into stone, or bend space and time to erase the mouse from existence. Scientists of Digby warn hunters that the power of the Onyx stone is incredibly dangerous and fear that using this trap could lead to the end of the world.

Trick or Treat: this house is both! A sickeningly sweet abode that you can eat... but it can also eat you! The Sugar Shack trap skin puts a colourful twist on its normally terrifying facade!

Although Digby drilling technology has often been regarded as the quickest to dig a grave, ambitious scientists were still tempted to experiment with rocket-propelled drills. The result of these experiments has now turned into researching where the high speed drills have gone.

Assembled here is a monstrous trap of arcing electrical surges, pumping straight from the quantum quartz in the center. When a mouse triggers this trap, it is subjected to an infinite timeline of catch attempts to find one where it is caught. Unfortunately, sometimes the timeline it finds is not your own, giving an alternative reality version of yourself credit for the catch. Hey, at least it's nice to know one of the many versions of you is always catching a mouse!

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Timesplit Dissonance TrapAssembled here is the result of (literally) countless hours of dedicated work on a sunny day at the beach. This towering sand castle is so impressive that whoever built it must have split themselves out of the current timeline in order to have the time to build it. Perpetual beach day!

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Charming PrinceBotTo hunt, or not to hunt, that is the question:
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer stolen cheese
Or arm charms against a sea of pests and by opposing, end them.
To catch, to miss no more.