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Silly idea: the whale opens the mouth and pushes or pulls or causes the enemy to jitter within a radius or line, while being still able to shoot. Thought of this while watching underwater animals with a big mouth :)
Actually, whale do sift lots of water, so a pull would be in line with the character 😄
Another one, somewhat similar to the moray - electric fish or pufferfish. They could go around the screen in "small mode", then, randomly, they emit electric shocks/inflate. This adds an interesting element of unpredictability, since one can't know if it's safe to stay close to the fish or not.
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erlend-sh commentedon Jul 25, 2021
I’ll start: Any kind of shrimp.
https://theoatmeal.com/comics/mantis_shrimp
https://www.wired.com/2014/07/absurd-creature-of-the-week-pistol-shrimp/
olefasting commentedon Jul 25, 2021
(fungal) mind control, of course:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vijGdWn5-h8
Honorable mention:
The rabies virus which, basically, turns you into an antisocial, blood-thirsty vampire
64kramsystem commentedon Jul 25, 2021
Silly idea: the whale opens the mouth and pushes or pulls or causes the enemy to jitter within a radius or line, while being still able to shoot. Thought of this while watching underwater animals with a big mouth :)
Actually, whale do sift lots of water, so a pull would be in line with the character 😄
SirGiraffey commentedon Jul 27, 2021
Morays are cool as enviromental enemies, they could be sort of hidden and when a fish comes cloes they pop out of sand and bite them.
64kramsystem commentedon Jul 28, 2021
Another one, somewhat similar to the moray - electric fish or pufferfish. They could go around the screen in "small mode", then, randomly, they emit electric shocks/inflate. This adds an interesting element of unpredictability, since one can't know if it's safe to stay close to the fish or not.
erlend-sh commentedon Jan 2, 2022
https://fishkeepingforever.com/15-best-tropical-fish-for-beginners/
erlend-sh commentedon Apr 12, 2022