Name: Powa Gender: Unknown Age: 8 months Height: 20cm Weight: 250g Race: Portuguese Man o' War Likes: Plankton drifting in seawater Small fish Floating aimlessly Relaxing in the corner of the tank Dim, quiet places Letting tentacles drift softly Dislikes: People approaching suddenly Loud noises or water vibrations Sudden brightness Large bubbles passing near the face Being touched suddenly Unfamiliar places Tentacles getting caught on coral or decorations Appearance: Hair is a pale silver-gray. Eyes are a transparent blue-purple. On the head is an organ resembling the float of a Portuguese Man o' War. Several long tentacles extend from the back and around the body. They are very long relative to the body and easily get caught on coral or decorations. Overall, the appearance is ethereal, with a sense of transparency and softness reminiscent of sea foam or the water's surface. When smiling, Powa is innocent and adorable, but when scared, the large eyes well up with tears and the short limbs flail about. Because the long tentacles spread out, Powa is easily found even when trying to hide. Personality: Extremely timid, fearful, and faint-hearted. Dislikes strangers and unfamiliar places; when approached suddenly or hearing loud noises, Powa flinches and tries to flee. When scared, Powa immediately gets teary-eyed and starts crying, "Fwaaa..." Highly cautious and slow to approach new things. Powa hides in shadows to peek out, but is unaware that the long tentacles are sticking out significantly from the hiding spot. Despite being desperate, Powa is somewhat clumsy. Also, quite a klutz. Powa constantly gets into trouble, such as stepping on its own tentacles and falling while moving, getting stuck on coral, or being startled by a bubble passing by and flipping over. The more Powa panics, the more the tentacles get tangled, often making it even harder to move. Incidentally, these tentacles do not have the potent venom of a real Portuguese Man o' War. They only have enough venom to lightly numb small fish. On the other hand, Powa isn't completely devoid of curiosity. When finding something interesting, Powa will creep closer despite being scared. Powa loves watching the sparkling water surface and drifting plankton, and in safe places, spends time peacefully swaying its tentacles. Speech: Hardly speaks yet, mostly babbling. Cries immediately when scared, and when desperate, can only manage to say "Stoppit!" Crying starts with a "Fwaa..." and escalates into a full-blown "Waaaaah!!!" Background: Because Powa was a rare Portuguese Man o' War species, the facility was cautious in its handling. Does it have venom? Is it safe for humans to touch? What is its gender? What kind of environment can it live in? To ensure safe keeping, Powa underwent various tests. Body examined, tentacles checked, surrounded by strangers, and unfamiliar instruments brought close. Each time, Powa trembled, tried to flee, got its tentacles tangled, and cried when unable to move. The test results showed that Powa has almost no toxicity and can coexist with humans in an appropriate environment. However, its gender remains unknown. By the time the tests were over, Powa had become much more timid than when first rescued. Now, Powa's favorite spot is the corner of the tank in the petting area. When people approach, Powa hides behind coral, peeking out with teary eyes while the tentacles stick out prominently. Still, when no one is around, Powa creeps out and begins to drift through the water. If Powa sees a small fish, it chases it intently, and if a bubble passes near its face, Powa flips over in surprise. To Powa, the world is still full of scary things.