A pirarucu with crocodilian teeth and limbs. Despite having four limbs, it primarily lives underwater, often leaving its snout above the surface to snatch small animals, which it pulls into the water when they come to drink.

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A shark capable of curling its body up like an armadillo. When attacked, it curls up and sinks to the sea floor, protected by its tough dorsal scales. Its meaty flesh is full of sinews, but tastes good in soups and stews.

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A perch with a large mouth resembling a pelican's. Swallows small fish and turtles whole. Will attempt to swallow creatures larger than its own body, assessing their edibility only after snapping them up.

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Armored with dragon's scales. Also known as the "sand dragon." So seldom seen that sightings are considered good omens. Only those who have eaten it know how it tastes.

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A golden marlin with two spears. Uses its spears to impale its prey. Speared prey can obscure the marlin's vision, occasionally causing it to crash into walls.

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Details unknown. Considered mythical among anglers. Only a few sightings have been reported, and its true nature remains a mystery.

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An amberjack that hosts sea anemones on its body. Hides its head with the anemones until prey draws near. The anemones around its face tend to grow larger due to the abundance of leftover food.

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A tuna with a charred-looking black body. Roams warm waters near undersea volcanoes, acquiring an ash layer that gives its body a charred appearance. Has a high body temperature and gives off vapor when caught.

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A sea angel that congregates around runes. Said to gather around seabed runes, which it consumes and transforms into energy. The tasteless flesh is unsuitable for eating.

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