Samebito

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Samebito
"It's true, there are plenty of fish in the sea; just take care to avoid the bottom-feeders and the sharks..." --Nakamoji Kōjin, Samebito philosopher
Information
Alternate Names/Spellings	鮫人, Shark Man
Origins	Japanese Mythology, Legend and Folklore
Alignment	Chaotic Neutral, Chaotic Good, Chaotic Evil
Element	Darkness/Shadow, Water, Life/Death/Blood
Species	Monstrous Humanoid
Appearance	Shark-Shaped Humanoid

Origins

The Samebito is a creature with origins in Japanese mythology, legend and folklore.

Appearance

For lack of a better description, the Samebito resembles a humanoid shark (similar to the transformed state of a Wereshark, except permanent).

Behavior

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