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		[[File:Sahuagin TSD 10.jpg\|thumb\|right\|x300px\|Insert Lord Kitchener/Uncle Sam joke here.]]
		'''Sahuagin''' are evil fish-people from [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Rapacious predators who consider it their manifest destiny to conquer the oceans, they are known as the sea-devils and as shark-men for their malevolent "shark-like" personality, violent hatred of weakness and infirmity, rampant cannibalism, and ability to commune with sharks - although in terms of looks they more closely resemble the Creature from the Black Lagoon with a tail and a beartrap for teeth.

		Sahuagin first showed up in the "Blackmoor" supplement in the mid 1970s, despite having no role in Arneson's campaign as far as the [[Blackmoor\|First Fantasy Campaign]] book would tell us. Thus they were distinguished from [[merfolk]] from almost the get-go. The sahuagin didn't move to the BXCMI books; [[X6: Quagmire!]] went with elsewhere-Neutral [[lizardmen]] and mermen (''sic'') instead (but evil!). They never made good proxies for [[Deep Ones]], being far too sane, so designers have created other aquatic ([[Aboleth]]) or amphibious ([[Kuo-toa]]) beasties for that niche. In the Pelinore setting, some of their number adapted to life on land but degenerated from trogolodytical survival in caves, evolving into the first Kobolds.

		They were one of the "big races" in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]; like [[Orc]]s, they received a huge entry in the Monster Manual, and went on to have their own book in the Monstrous Arcana series, called "The Sea Devils". Unlike Orcs, they have a more [[Nazi]]-esque mentality, with everyone knowing their place and working for the greater good (well, greater evil), and so they have a racial alignment of Lawful Evil. Sahuagin are also notorious for their propensity to have mutations; four-armed sahuagin are extremely common and usually rise to the highest positions (those seven attacks are a killer!) and the infamous [[malenti ]]are sahuagin who perfectly resemble [[Aquatic Elf\|sea elves]]. ''[[Eberron]]'' ran with this, saying it's because they're the rare intelligent race that practices mage-breeding (magical genetic engineering) on ''themselves''.

		It's also noteworthy that the vast majority of of aquatic good or neutral races are limited to a small habitats like shores or rivers or the [[underdark]], are isolationist, or in the case of Sea Elves, not only have [[malenti]] infiltrators to deal with, but are in comparison? ''Dumb''. That's right, Sea Elves have intelligence of 8 (less than humans or land elves!)- and Sahuagin have a 14, making them a species of geniuses. Combined with being numerous, organized, and having their own patron god who [[lolth\|doesn't mess their society up with mandatory backstabbing]], Sahuagin implicitly own the [[Aquatic Elf\|sea elves]] in most D&D worlds.

		The rivals of the sahuagin are largely [[triton]]s and [[merfolk]]. The 3.5 supplement Stormwrack introduced an enemy to the sahuagin in the form of the [[darfellan]] race, killer whale people who opposed the sea devils with the aid of their patron Whale Mother for previously slaughtering many of their kind. The darfellans have not been seen since, however.

		==Monstergirls==
		[[File:MGE Sahuagin.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|She loves you, really, she just doesn't know how to smile.]]
		{{Monstergirls}}

		In a nutshell, /tg/ likes shark-girls, sahuagin are the closest thing in D&D to a shark-people race, so turning sahuagin into sexy shark-girls isn't unknown.

		The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] has the Sahagin (based on the [[Final Fantasy]] "homage" to the sahuagin), a kuudere amphibious MG. She is wearing an ugly school swimsuit because it is well-known that the Japanese people have an uncomfortable fixation on such things.



		<gallery>
		Image:Ultra Shark Heresy.jpg
		File:Surf.jpg
		File:Sharp Toothed She Devil.jpg
		File:Beach Girl.png
		File:Shark Gurlz.jpg
		File:Grin.jpg
		File:Halloween.jpg
		File:Mortal Sharkbat.png
		File:Get some.png
		File:Lifeguard irony.jpg
		File:Tiger.jpg
		File:Smile.png
		File:Mayhem.jpg
		File:Bed time.png
		File:1314318761122.jpg
		</gallery>

		== Ancestors of the Kobolds ==
		Back in one of the first D&D settings, Pelinore, a group of Sahuagin is said to have crawled up onto land and attempted to survive within caves. Their adoptions lead to them devolving into the first [[Kobolds]].

		==Gallery==
		<gallery>
		Sahuagin ODD5.png\|Original D&D
		Sahuagin Monster card.jpg\|AD&D Monster Card
		Sahuagin MCV2.jpg\|2e
		Sahuagin MM 2e.png
		Sahuagin TSD.jpg\|''The Sea Devils'' cover
		Sahuagin TSD 2.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 3.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 4.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 5.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 6.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 7.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 8.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 9.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 10.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 11.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 12.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 13.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 14.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 15.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 16.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 17.jpg
		Sahuagin TSD 18.jpg
		Sahuagin 4e.jpg\|4e
		Sahuagin 5e.png\|5e
		Sahuagin baron 5e.webp
		Sahuagin hood 5e.png
		Sahuagin fight MTF.jpg
		Sahuagin baron on throne.png
		Sahuagin crab fight.png
		Sahuagin B1.png\|Pathfinder
		</gallery>

		==See Also==
		*[[Saharduin]]

		{{Pathfinder-Races}}

		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]]

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	~~[[File:Sahuagin TSD 10.jpg\|thumb\|right\|x300px\|Insert Lord Kitchener/Uncle Sam joke here.]]~~
	'''Sahuagin''' are evil fish-people from [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Rapacious predators who consider it their manifest destiny to conquer the oceans, they are known as the sea-devils and as shark-men for their malevolent "shark-like" personality, violent hatred of weakness and infirmity, rampant cannibalism, and ability to commune with sharks - although in terms of looks they more closely resemble the Creature from the Black Lagoon with a tail and a beartrap for teeth.

	Sahuagin first showed up in the "Blackmoor" supplement in the mid 1970s, despite having no role in Arneson's campaign as far as the [[Blackmoor\|First Fantasy Campaign]] book would tell us. Thus they were distinguished from [[merfolk]] from almost the get-go. The sahuagin didn't move to the BXCMI books; [[X6: Quagmire!]] went with elsewhere-Neutral [[lizardmen]] and mermen (''sic'') instead (but evil!). They never made good proxies for [[Deep Ones]], being far too sane, so designers have created other aquatic ([[Aboleth]]) or amphibious ([[Kuo-toa]]) beasties for that niche. In the Pelinore setting, some of their number adapted to life on land but degenerated from trogolodytical survival in caves, evolving into the first Kobolds.

	They were one of the "big races" in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]; like [[Orc]]s, they received a huge entry in the Monster Manual, and went on to have their own book in the Monstrous Arcana series, called "The Sea Devils". Unlike Orcs, they have a more [[Nazi]]-esque mentality, with everyone knowing their place and working for the greater good (well, greater evil), and so they have a racial alignment of Lawful Evil. Sahuagin are also notorious for their propensity to have mutations; four-armed sahuagin are extremely common and usually rise to the highest positions (those seven attacks are a killer!) and the infamous [[malenti ]]are sahuagin who perfectly resemble [[Aquatic Elf\|sea elves]]. ''[[Eberron]]'' ran with this, saying it's because they're the rare intelligent race that practices mage-breeding (magical genetic engineering) on ''themselves''.

	It's also noteworthy that the vast majority of of aquatic good or neutral races are limited to a small habitats like shores or rivers or the [[underdark]], are isolationist, or in the case of Sea Elves, not only have [[malenti]] infiltrators to deal with, but are in comparison? ''Dumb''. That's right, Sea Elves have intelligence of 8 (less than humans or land elves!)- and Sahuagin have a 14, making them a species of geniuses. Combined with being numerous, organized, and having their own patron god who [[lolth\|doesn't mess their society up with mandatory backstabbing]], Sahuagin implicitly own the [[Aquatic Elf\|sea elves]] in most D&D worlds.

	The rivals of the sahuagin are largely [[triton]]s and [[merfolk]]. The 3.5 supplement Stormwrack introduced an enemy to the sahuagin in the form of the [[darfellan]] race, killer whale people who opposed the sea devils with the aid of their patron Whale Mother for previously slaughtering many of their kind. The darfellans have not been seen since, however.

	~~==Monstergirls==~~
	~~[[File:MGE Sahuagin.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|She loves you, really, she just doesn't know how to smile.]]~~
	~~{{Monstergirls}}~~

	~~In a nutshell, /tg/ likes shark-girls, sahuagin are the closest thing in D&D to a shark-people race, so turning sahuagin into sexy shark-girls isn't unknown.~~

	The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] has the Sahagin (based on the [[Final Fantasy]] "homage" to the sahuagin), a kuudere amphibious MG. She is wearing an ugly school swimsuit because it is well-known that the Japanese people have an uncomfortable fixation on such things.



	~~<gallery>~~
	~~Image:Ultra Shark Heresy.jpg~~
	~~File:Surf.jpg~~
	~~File:Sharp Toothed She Devil.jpg~~
	~~File:Beach Girl.png~~
	~~File:Shark Gurlz.jpg~~
	~~File:Grin.jpg~~
	~~File:Halloween.jpg~~
	~~File:Mortal Sharkbat.png~~
	~~File:Get some.png~~
	~~File:Lifeguard irony.jpg~~
	~~File:Tiger.jpg~~
	~~File:Smile.png~~
	~~File:Mayhem.jpg~~
	~~File:Bed time.png~~
	~~File:1314318761122.jpg~~
	~~</gallery>~~

	~~== Ancestors of the Kobolds ==~~
	Back in one of the first D&D settings, Pelinore, a group of Sahuagin is said to have crawled up onto land and attempted to survive within caves. Their adoptions lead to them devolving into the first [[Kobolds]].

	~~==Gallery==~~
	~~<gallery>~~
	~~Sahuagin ODD5.png\|Original D&D~~
	~~Sahuagin Monster card.jpg\|AD&D Monster Card~~
	~~Sahuagin MCV2.jpg\|2e~~
	~~Sahuagin MM 2e.png~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD.jpg\|''The Sea Devils'' cover~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 2.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 3.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 4.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 5.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 6.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 7.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 8.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 9.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 10.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 11.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 12.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 13.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 14.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 15.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 16.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 17.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin TSD 18.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin 4e.jpg\|4e~~
	~~Sahuagin 5e.png\|5e~~
	~~Sahuagin baron 5e.webp~~
	~~Sahuagin hood 5e.png~~
	~~Sahuagin fight MTF.jpg~~
	~~Sahuagin baron on throne.png~~
	~~Sahuagin crab fight.png~~
	~~Sahuagin B1.png\|Pathfinder~~
	~~</gallery>~~

	~~==See Also==~~
	*[[Saharduin]]

	~~{{Pathfinder-Races}}~~

	~~[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]]~~

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	The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] has the Sahagin (based on the [[Final Fantasy]] "homage" to the sahuagin), a kuudere amphibious MG. She is wearing an ugly school swimsuit because it is well-known that the Japanese people have an uncomfortable fixation on such things.		The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] has the Sahagin (based on the [[Final Fantasy]] "homage" to the sahuagin), a kuudere amphibious MG. She is wearing an ugly school swimsuit because it is well-known that the Japanese people have an uncomfortable fixation on such things.



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			== Ancestors of the Kobolds ==
			Back in one of the first D&D settings, Pelinore, a group of Sahuagin is said to have crawled up onto land and attempted to survive within caves. Their adoptions lead to them devolving into the first [[Kobolds]].

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	Sahuagin first showed up in the "Blackmoor" supplement in the mid 1970s, despite having no role in Arneson's campaign as far as the [[Blackmoor\|First Fantasy Campaign]] book would tell us. Thus they were distinguished from [[merfolk]] from almost the get-go. The sahuagin didn't move to the BXCMI books; [[X6: Quagmire!]] went with elsewhere-Neutral [[lizardmen]] and mermen (''sic'') instead (but evil!). They never made good proxies for [[Deep Ones]], being far too sane, so designers have created other aquatic ([[Aboleth]]) or amphibious ([[Kuo-toa]]) beasties for that niche. In the Pelinore setting, some of their number adapted to life on land but degenerated from trogolodytical survival in caves, evolving into the first Kobolds.		Sahuagin first showed up in the "Blackmoor" supplement in the mid 1970s, despite having no role in Arneson's campaign as far as the [[Blackmoor\|First Fantasy Campaign]] book would tell us. Thus they were distinguished from [[merfolk]] from almost the get-go. The sahuagin didn't move to the BXCMI books; [[X6: Quagmire!]] went with elsewhere-Neutral [[lizardmen]] and mermen (''sic'') instead (but evil!). They never made good proxies for [[Deep Ones]], being far too sane, so designers have created other aquatic ([[Aboleth]]) or amphibious ([[Kuo-toa]]) beasties for that niche. In the Pelinore setting, some of their number adapted to life on land but degenerated from trogolodytical survival in caves, evolving into the first Kobolds.

	They were one of the "big races" in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]; like [[Orc]]s, they received a huge entry in the Monster Manual, and went on to have their own book in the Monstrous Arcana series, called "The Sea Devils". Unlike Orcs, they have a more [[Nazi]]-esque mentality, with everyone knowing their place and working for the greater good (well, greater evil), and so they have a racial alignment of Lawful Evil. Sahuagin are also notorious for their propensity to have mutations; four-armed sahuagin are extremely common and usually rise to the highest positions (those seven attacks are a killer!) and the infamous malenti are sahuagin who perfectly resemble ~~sea~~ [[~~elf~~\|elves]]. ''[[Eberron]]'' ran with this, saying it's because they're the rare intelligent race that practices mage-breeding (magical genetic engineering) on ''themselves''.		They were one of the "big races" in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]; like [[Orc]]s, they received a huge entry in the Monster Manual, and went on to have their own book in the Monstrous Arcana series, called "The Sea Devils". Unlike Orcs, they have a more [[Nazi]]-esque mentality, with everyone knowing their place and working for the greater good (well, greater evil), and so they have a racial alignment of Lawful Evil. Sahuagin are also notorious for their propensity to have mutations; four-armed sahuagin are extremely common and usually rise to the highest positions (those seven attacks are a killer!) and the infamous [[malenti ]]are sahuagin who perfectly resemble [[Aquatic Elf\|sea elves]]. ''[[Eberron]]'' ran with this, saying it's because they're the rare intelligent race that practices mage-breeding (magical genetic engineering) on ''themselves''.

	It's also noteworthy that the vast majority of of aquatic good or neutral races are limited to a small habitats like shores or rivers or the underdark, are isolationist, or in the case of Sea Elves, not only have malenti infiltrators to deal with, but are in comparison? ''Dumb''. That's right, Sea Elves have intelligence of 8 (less than humans or land elves!)- and Sahuagin have a 14, making them a species of geniuses. Combined with being numerous, organized, and having their own patron god who [[lolth\|doesn't mess their society up with mandatory backstabbing]], Sahuagin implicitly own the [[Aquatic Elf\|sea elves]] in most D&D worlds.		It's also noteworthy that the vast majority of of aquatic good or neutral races are limited to a small habitats like shores or rivers or the [[underdark]], are isolationist, or in the case of Sea Elves, not only have [[malenti]] infiltrators to deal with, but are in comparison? ''Dumb''. That's right, Sea Elves have intelligence of 8 (less than humans or land elves!)- and Sahuagin have a 14, making them a species of geniuses. Combined with being numerous, organized, and having their own patron god who [[lolth\|doesn't mess their society up with mandatory backstabbing]], Sahuagin implicitly own the [[Aquatic Elf\|sea elves]] in most D&D worlds.

	The rivals of the sahuagin are largely [[triton]]s and [[merfolk]]. The 3.5 supplement Stormwrack introduced an enemy to the sahuagin in the form of the [[darfellan]] race, killer whale people who opposed the sea devils with the aid of their patron Whale Mother for previously slaughtering many of their kind. The darfellans have not been seen since, however.		The rivals of the sahuagin are largely [[triton]]s and [[merfolk]]. The 3.5 supplement Stormwrack introduced an enemy to the sahuagin in the form of the [[darfellan]] race, killer whale people who opposed the sea devils with the aid of their patron Whale Mother for previously slaughtering many of their kind. The darfellans have not been seen since, however.

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	'''Sahuagin''' are evil fish-people from [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Rapacious predators who consider it their manifest destiny to conquer the oceans, they are known as the sea-devils and as shark-men for their malevolent "shark-like" personality, violent hatred of weakness and infirmity, rampant cannibalism, and ability to commune with sharks - although in terms of looks they more closely resemble the Creature from the Black Lagoon with a tail and a beartrap for teeth.		'''Sahuagin''' are evil fish-people from [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Rapacious predators who consider it their manifest destiny to conquer the oceans, they are known as the sea-devils and as shark-men for their malevolent "shark-like" personality, violent hatred of weakness and infirmity, rampant cannibalism, and ability to commune with sharks - although in terms of looks they more closely resemble the Creature from the Black Lagoon with a tail and a beartrap for teeth.

	Sahuagin first showed up in the "Blackmoor" supplement in the mid 1970s, despite having no role in Arneson's campaign as far as the [[Blackmoor\|First Fantasy Campaign]] book would tell us. Thus they were distinguished from [[merfolk]] from almost the get-go. The sahuagin didn't move to the BXCMI books; [[X6: Quagmire!]] went with elsewhere-Neutral [[lizardmen]] and mermen (''sic'') instead (but evil!). They never made good proxies for [[Deep Ones]], being far too sane, so designers have created other aquatic ([[Aboleth]]) or amphibious ([[Kuo-toa]]) beasties for that niche.		Sahuagin first showed up in the "Blackmoor" supplement in the mid 1970s, despite having no role in Arneson's campaign as far as the [[Blackmoor\|First Fantasy Campaign]] book would tell us. Thus they were distinguished from [[merfolk]] from almost the get-go. The sahuagin didn't move to the BXCMI books; [[X6: Quagmire!]] went with elsewhere-Neutral [[lizardmen]] and mermen (''sic'') instead (but evil!). They never made good proxies for [[Deep Ones]], being far too sane, so designers have created other aquatic ([[Aboleth]]) or amphibious ([[Kuo-toa]]) beasties for that niche. In the Pelinore setting, some of their number adapted to life on land but degenerated from trogolodytical survival in caves, evolving into the first Kobolds.

	They were one of the "big races" in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]; like [[Orc]]s, they received a huge entry in the Monster Manual, and went on to have their own book in the Monstrous Arcana series, called "The Sea Devils". Unlike Orcs, they have a more [[Nazi]]-esque mentality, with everyone knowing their place and working for the greater good (well, greater evil), and so they have a racial alignment of Lawful Evil. Sahuagin are also notorious for their propensity to have mutations; four-armed sahuagin are extremely common and usually rise to the highest positions (those seven attacks are a killer!) and the infamous malenti are sahuagin who perfectly resemble sea [[elf\|elves]]. ''[[Eberron]]'' ran with this, saying it's because they're the rare intelligent race that practices mage-breeding (magical genetic engineering) on ''themselves''.		They were one of the "big races" in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]; like [[Orc]]s, they received a huge entry in the Monster Manual, and went on to have their own book in the Monstrous Arcana series, called "The Sea Devils". Unlike Orcs, they have a more [[Nazi]]-esque mentality, with everyone knowing their place and working for the greater good (well, greater evil), and so they have a racial alignment of Lawful Evil. Sahuagin are also notorious for their propensity to have mutations; four-armed sahuagin are extremely common and usually rise to the highest positions (those seven attacks are a killer!) and the infamous malenti are sahuagin who perfectly resemble sea [[elf\|elves]]. ''[[Eberron]]'' ran with this, saying it's because they're the rare intelligent race that practices mage-breeding (magical genetic engineering) on ''themselves''.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: We have a monstergirls entry, we have a couple of /tg/-approved sharkgirl pictures on the Saharduin page, there's not really much in the way of sharkgirl art out there, so figured "screw it" and crossposted them.

2022-02-02T09:15:34Z

We have a monstergirls entry, we have a couple of /tg/-approved sharkgirl pictures on the Saharduin page, there's not really much in the way of sharkgirl art out there, so figured "screw it" and crossposted them.

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	The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] has the Sahagin (based on the [[Final Fantasy]] "homage" to the sahuagin), a kuudere amphibious MG. She is wearing an ugly school swimsuit because it is well-known that the Japanese people have an uncomfortable fixation on such things.		The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] has the Sahagin (based on the [[Final Fantasy]] "homage" to the sahuagin), a kuudere amphibious MG. She is wearing an ugly school swimsuit because it is well-known that the Japanese people have an uncomfortable fixation on such things.

			<gallery>
			Image:Ultra Shark Heresy.jpg
			File:Surf.jpg
			File:Sharp Toothed She Devil.jpg
			File:Beach Girl.png
			File:Shark Gurlz.jpg
			File:Grin.jpg
			File:Halloween.jpg
			File:Mortal Sharkbat.png
			File:Get some.png
			File:Lifeguard irony.jpg
			File:Tiger.jpg
			File:Smile.png
			File:Mayhem.jpg
			File:Bed time.png
			File:1314318761122.jpg
			</gallery>

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Gallery */

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Gallery

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	Sahuagin baron on throne.png		Sahuagin baron on throne.png
	Sahuagin crab fight.png		Sahuagin crab fight.png
			Sahuagin B1.png\|Pathfinder
	</gallery>		</gallery>

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: /* Monstergirls */

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Monstergirls

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	In a nutshell, /tg/ likes shark-girls, sahuagin are the closest thing in D&D to a shark-people race, so turning sahuagin into sexy shark-girls isn't unknown.		In a nutshell, /tg/ likes shark-girls, sahuagin are the closest thing in D&D to a shark-people race, so turning sahuagin into sexy shark-girls isn't unknown.

	The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] has the Sahagin (based on the Final Fantasy "homage" to the sahuagin), a kuudere amphibious MG. She is wearing an ugly school swimsuit because it is well-known that the Japanese people have an uncomfortable fixation on such things.		The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] has the Sahagin (based on the [[Final Fantasy]] "homage" to the sahuagin), a kuudere amphibious MG. She is wearing an ugly school swimsuit because it is well-known that the Japanese people have an uncomfortable fixation on such things.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==