Jal Rakshashaas!

The Rainwater rakshashas have lurked in the bottoms of oceans since the time of the churning of the ocean. They live hiding between the blackness of rocks, as still as rocks. Some of them have been called back into the light to help save and protect the water of the earth.

Rain Gauge Rakshasha: He is the most sincere and serious about work. He has been made in charge of the jal saving. He stands still, using his gada to collect water. He measures this water. Sometimes when his companions get naughty or arent doing their jobs properly, he spray them with water to wake them up and get them back to work.

functionality: the weapon(gada) can be upturned and fit on top of the head. The straw slides into the bottle. It has markings to gauge the water getting collected. There are little hole on the bottle cap which allow fun spraying from the bottle.

Water Filtering Rakshasha is paranoid about cleanliness. His giant mouth has a special weapon to clean out impurities and non- satvic stuff from the water. After patiently and slowly cleaning the water he gives it to plants or uses it to clean things around the house.

Functionality: The Rakshasa opens it's mouth to let the water flow through a funnel into the bottle. The funnel is filled with sand and it's mouth is covered with muslin cloth/organza, which lets the filtered water seep through.

The water test rakshasha has been assigned to test the waters of the earth. He loves food has an extremely sensitive tongue- he can tell good from bad. When he eats or drinks anything the colour of his tongue changes. By seeing what colour it changes, we can find out whether the water is safe for drinking, or how contaminated it is.

However, this guy is a naughty guy. He easily gets bored of standing in one place and has restlessness- o-mania. He loves eating, and keeps snooping around into other food, fruit, and yummy things too. However his tongue gives him away :P , and he gets sprayed by the rain gauge rakshasha!

Functionality: The creature's head can turned upside down. The crown becomes it's tongue, it's beard becomes it's hair, it's horns become it's tusks. The tongue has a clip which can hold litmus paper to test the acidity of rainwater. The inner portion of it's beard has the colour range of the litmus paper to depict the level of ph.