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| Origins | Medieval European Mythology, Legend and Folklore |
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| Appearance | A large fish with backwards scales... |
Origins[]
The Acipenser is a creature with origins in Medieval European mythology, legend and folklore.
Appearance[]
The Acipenser is a name for a Genus of sturgeons. However, the Acipenser resembles a giant version of a sturgeon.
Behavior[]
The Acipenser often swims in the water, and has backward-facing scales , similar to the Goofang, a creature which is one of the Fearsome Critters of the Lumberwoods.
Abilities[]
As stated above, the Acipenser has backward-facing scales, and it is of such an immense size that it cannot be captured/
Weaknesses[]
Unfortunately, the Acipenser cannot swim quickly due to its backward-facing scales.