Qwilfish
Biology
Qwilfish is a water creature with a spherical body and a flat, paddle-shaped tail. It has a dark teal top half and a fairly pale yellow bottom half. It has a long and narrow tail with a dark teal perimeter, a bright yellow interior, and two dark teal dots in the middle that look like the Japanese letter Ha. Its eyes are parallel to its body and are usually tilted fiercely. It has big pink lips under its eyes. Sharp, conical spikes surround its body, which developed from scales throughout time.
Qwilfish consumes almost 2.6 liters of water to enlarge its body before attacking. It then utilizes the water pressure to spray toxic quills at its opponent, causing them to swoon. Qwilfish is a poor swimmer due to its spherical body, and it struggles much more when filled with water.
Because of its nutrition, Qwilfish in Hisui differs from its Johtonian cousin. The bottom half is pale yellow, while the top half is black with dark purple tips to black spikes. Their front spikes on