Fish Physiology

Power to use the abilities of fish. Variation of Animal Imitation and Animal Morphing.

Also Called

Fish Mimicry
Ichthyes Mimicry/Physiology
Marine Life Mimicry/Physiology
Pisces Mimicry/Physiology

Capabilities

User with this ability either is or can mimic/transform into fish, including hagfish, lampreys, and cartilaginous and bony fish.

Applications

Aquatic Adaptation
- Aquatic Respiration
- Cold Immunity
- Enhanced Lung Capacity
- Enhanced Senses
  - Water Sense
- Pressure Resistance
- Speed Swimming

Variations

Cyclostomata Physiology (lampreys and hagfish): Elasticity, Self-Sustenance, Hibernation
Elasmobranchii Physiology (sharks, rays and skates):
- Batoidea Physiology (rays and skates): Stinger Protrusion, Prehensile Tail, Electricity Generation, Electroreception
- Selachii Physiology (sharks): Enhanced Bite, Feral Mind, Enhanced Smell, Electroreception
Osteichthyes Physiology (bony fish):
- Sarcopterygi Physiology (lobe-finned fish: coelacanths and lungfish): Electroreception
- Actinopterygii Physiology (ray-finned fish):
  - Chondrostei Physiology (sturgeons/paddlefish and reedfish/bichirs): Decelerated Aging, Electroreception
  - Teleostei Physiology (everything else):

For practical reasons Teleostei Physiology starts again from here:

Osteoglossomorpha Physiology (arowana, elephantfish): Enhanced Jump, Electricity Generation/Electroreception
Elopomorpha Physiology:
- Eel Physiology (eels):
  - Moray Eel Physiology (moray eels): Camouflage, Nested Mouths via pharyngeal jaws
Ostariophysi Physiology: Enhanced Hearing
- Cypriniforme Physiology (carps, minnows, loaches, etc.): Decelerated Aging, Enhanced Endurance
- Siluriform Physiology (Catfish): Decelerated Aging, Enhanced Smell, Poison Generation, Electroreception
- Gymnotiforme Physiology (electric eels, American knifefish): Electricity Generation/Electroreception
Protacanthopterygi Physiology:
- Esociform Physiology (mudminnows and pikes): Camouflage, Enhanced Bite
- Salmonidae Physiology (salmon, trout, chars, freshwater whitefish and graylings):
- Stomiiform Physiology (dragonfish, lightfish, loosejaws, marine hatchetfish and viperfish): Bio-Luminescence, Pressure Resistance
Acanthopterygi Physiology:
- Mugiliform Physiology (mullets):
- Atheriniform Physiology (silversides and rainbowfish):
- Beloniform Physiology (flyingfish):
- Syngnathiform Physiology (seahorses and pipefish):
- Tetraodontiform Physiology (filefish and pufferfish): Dermal Armor, Poison Generation, Needle Projection
- Pleuronectiform Physiology (flatfish): Camouflage
- Scorpaeniform Physiology (scorpionfish and weaver fish): Poison Generation, Needle Projection
- Perciform Physiology (40% of all fishes including anabantids, bass, cichlids, gobies, gouramis, mackerels, perches, scats, whitings, wrasses):
Paracanthopterygii Physiology:
- Lophiiformes Physiology (anglerfish): Lure Protrusion, Bio-Luminescence, Pressure Resistance.

Mythical fish

Abaia Physiology: Enhanced Condition or Supernatural Condition, Weather Manipulation
Merfolk Physiology
Namazu Physiology: Supernatural Condition, Earthquake Generation
Salmon of Knowledge Physiology: Nigh-Omniscience or Omniscience, possibly Immortality
Shachihoko Physiology: Rain Making

Associations

Fish are associated with great number of mystical and supernatural abilities and connections in mythology and folklore, thus user with this power may have access to: Fertility Inducement, Luck, Luck Bestowal, Happiness Embodiment, Happiness Empowerment, Enhanced Intelligence.

Limitations

May need practice to change back.
May have complications when transitioning from water to air.
May gain bad eyesight.

Known Users

Fish Guy (The Mask: The Animated Series)
Aquamarine (Aquamarine - The Movie)
Mermaids/Mermen (Mythology)
Most Sea Deities (Mythology)
Hippocampus (Greek Mythology)
Ariel - The Little Mermaid (Disney)
Poseidon (Disney - Hercules)
Amphitrite (Disney - Hercules)
Triton (Disney - Hercules: the Animated Series)
Saturnyns (Doctor Who)
Saleen (Aladdin: the Animated Series)
Girania (NiGHTS Journey into Dreams)
Shark Boy (Shark Boy & Lava Girl)
All Fishmen (One Piece)
All Merfolk (One Piece)
Most mutates from (Street Sharks)
Husky (+Anima)
Kisame Hoshigaki (Naruto/Naruto: Shippuden)
Ripjaws (Ben 10)
Spitter (Ben 10)
Pisces (Fairy Tail)
Abe Sapien (Hellboy/BRPD)
Hyoomen Tribe (Adventure Time)
Darwin Watterson (The Amazing World of Gumball)
Nattie (The Amazing Spider-Man 2012 game)
Sirenas (Filipino Mythology)
Marina Aguas (Marina TV Series)
Reyna Ishta (Marina TV Series)
Mermaids (Marina TV Series)
Aryana Mendez (Aryana Philippine TV Series)
Princess Leptuna (Aryana Philippine TV Series)
Pla-Pla (Aryana Philippine TV Series)
Tilapio (Aryana Philippine TV Series)
Bishop-Fish (Polish Folklore)
The Missing Link (Monster vs Aliens)
Palikpik/Sheena Ramos (Sineskwela)
Gill-Man (Creature from the Black Lagoon)
Lagoona Blue (Monster High)
Gillington Webber (Monster High)
Andrea Talbott (The She Creature)
Nixie (Mako Mermaids)
Sirena (Mako Mermaids)
Pisces (Valkyrie Crusade)
Mr. Limpet (The Incredible Mr. Limpet)
Lady Fish (The Incredible Mr. Limpet)
Mobian fishes (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)
- Coral the Betta
- Queen Angelica
- King Puff
Merpeople (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2003 TV series)
Xever Montes (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - 2012 TV series)
Gillmen (Skylanders Series)
Gill Grunt (Skylander Series)
Neptunia (Darkwing Duck)
Gill Moss (Kim Possible)
Moe (Splatoon)
Zapfish (Splatoon)
The Great Zapfish (Splatoon)
Squee-Gs (Splatoon)
Mistress Mugan (Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness)