A mackerel covered in an armor of mud. Able to attach mud from the seabed to the membrane on its scales. The longer and better the mud worn, the more mature and delicious the flesh becomes.

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A flounder with cow-like horns and skin markings. Has a docile temperament and spends much of its time asleep at the bottom of the Sandy Sea. Skin markings vary between specimens, with some exhibiting heart-shaped spots.

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An extremely rare mutant variant of the curry mackerel. Famed for its extreme spiciness, the mackerel has scorched the tongues of numerous challengers, yet its popularity never wanes.

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An ice-covered char. Covers its scales with ice by leaping into the air to freeze water onto its scales. The ice coating enables it to slide around on land, where it is often seen leaping during spawning season.

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A sweetfish with a melon-like flavor. Primarily consumes melons that drift down from upstream melon groves. Popular as a bar snack.

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A carp with glowing markings on its body. The carp is able to manipulate the markings to match its surroundings. At night, the markings glow, giving the appearance of meteors. The mild flesh is delicious grilled or fried.

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A gurnard with a cat-like cry and fins resembling cat ears. Often uses its fins to walk. Some people keep mewing gurnards as pets, but feeding one is prohibited.

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A chub that carries a nest on its back. Uses any kind of river debris to build its nest. Nests built of fruit may be consumed by fruitigils. Its flesh is sweet with a subtle fruity aroma.

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A squid with a blade-like appendage. In mating contests, males hurl their bodies against females, and each female only mates with a male she deems suitable. The "blade" is believed to have evolved from the bone.

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A mackerel capable of swimming at astonishing speed. Capable of accumulating solar energy in its body and using it for high-speed propulsion. Spends most of its day basking with its back above water.

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A crayfish with prominently curved claws. Skillfully uses its claws to dig a burrow, to which it transports prey for consumption. The burrows are sometimes stolen by other shovel crayfish.

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A crab resembling an ohagi rice cake. Its carapace is covered in a sticky membrane, to which it cunningly uses its claws to attach chips of stone for camouflage. Some like to attach seaweed and shells as well.

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