Thatababy by Paul Trap for March 12, 2022

and a pede without any pedes is, well, a worm

Don’t forget the one that got out of the way. The unimpede.

Although you can’t see the millipede’s legs on the other side from the angle it’s drawn, this is a very nice job showing the difference between a millipede and a centipede. Centipedes have only one pair of legs per segment, whereas millipedes have two pairs of legs per segment. (Also, centipede legs are longer and millipede legs are shorter, relatively speaking.)

A hexapede would just be an insect. 9/10.

Now, please draw an impede.

He looks like more of a monopod to me.

I thought those were called “Jack in the Boxes”

If it has no legs, it’s just a worm!

I’m reminded of the monopods: a weak-minded but agreeable people group in the Narnia series (Voyage of the Dawn Treader). They bounce.