Orville and Goliath, an orca and a great white shark respectively, are both rather small, but this is justified by them being the youngest members of the group.The same applies to barracudas, which we assume are Great Barracudas, whose biggest members measure up to 100 centimeters long. And you eventually encounter leopard sharks big enough to munch on young great whites until you manage to surpass their size. The real-life animal measures only 1.2 to 1.5 meters in lenght, yet here they are large enough to eat adult, healthy humphead wrasses and marlins, both of which are fairly large species, measuring up to 2 meters long and 5 meters long in reality. Leopard sharks in the second game suffer a nasty case of Your Size May Vary.By the time you play as her once more, she can now grow up huge enough to gobble up the very same leopard sharks that were such a pain in the butt for you!. In her early levels, she can grow up big enough to eat humphead wrasses, which is inaccurate enough on its own, while leopard sharks remain the apex predators. There are some particularly egregious examples in this regard. In the later levels of both games, both an oyster and even a queen triggerfish can eat orca whales. Animals Not to Scale: Most fish species are portrayed with sizes that are inaccurate when compared to their real-life counterparts.Averted in Shipwreck Showdown, where he's Gender Flipped and renamed Edie. Animal Gender-Bender: In the first game, Eddie the anglerfish is identified as male, although it's clearly female as male anglerfish are tiny and don't have a headlight.Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: Most of the fishes come in multiple palette swaps, which are usually exceedingly vivid: fuchsia-and-orange wrasses, purple-and-blue dories, pink pompanos and so on.Always a Bigger Fish: This trope is the major point of both games.
Though she can illuminate the Blackout Basement levels, she doesn't attrack any other fish with her light. Alluring Anglerfish: Downplayed with Edie in Shipwreck Showdown.The Intruder is an extraterrestrial fish which seeks out to unleash all of its offspring into the sea to take over the oceans of the world. Alien Invasion: The plot of the second game.
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