Individual Name | Unknown Gender | Male Age | Estimated early 20s Length | Over 2.5m Appearance | Short white hair, light blue eyes, upper body of a human male. Below the hips are jellyfish tentacles. Species | Jellyfish Non-Human 　 　

Ecology

Lives in seawater. Possesses both human characteristics and the traits of an adult jellyfish. The upper body is human, while the lower half, starting from the hips, consists of long jellyfish tentacles. The tentacles reach a maximum thickness of about 3cm in diameter. It has countless tentacles, and depending on the breed, some possess toxic nematocysts harmful to humans. Primary diet consists of small fish and other jellyfish. Requires sleep. Reproduces sexually. 　 　

Individual Evaluation

Highly curious and shows interest even in humans met for the first time. Low level of wariness. Capable of speech but cannot read or write. Shows no aggression toward humans. 　 　

Appreciation

Its appearance is exceptionally beautiful, translucent as if light passes right through it. The skin is white and delicately crafted like a sculpture. While keeping jellyfish is generally considered difficult, being a non-human makes its body relatively sturdy. With the right equipment, even a beginner is unlikely to fail. It is a species well-suited for ornamental keeping. 　 　

Pet Qualities

Has a high water content in its physical composition, making it extremely fragile and easily injured. Some breeds have venomous stingers, making them unsuitable for touch. If one wishes for physical contact, they must wait for the individual to approach. While it lacks wariness, there are no recorded cases of it becoming attached to a specific human. 　 　

Edibility

Circulated at high prices in some circles as a delicacy. Has a light, clean flavor with no strong aftertaste.