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Jellyfish / Updated September 7, 2026

Jellyfish Catalog: Three Recorded Region Panels

Look up five icon entries and their displayed percentages across three observed depth panels.

Before you start

The recorded region menu shows one jellyfish icon at Ocean Shallows 100m, two at Glacial Depths 600m and two at Magma Abyss 1100m. Match the selected region and depth before reading the Jellyfishes list. The icons have no written species names in these panels.

Use the selected depth as the lookup key

The five entries below are icon rows from three recorded panels, not five confirmed species names. The colour and shape descriptions help you match a row to its picture. They do not establish that similarly coloured jellyfish in different regions are the same type.

Read the value under Jellyfishes, above the separate Resources heading. These are the percentages displayed by that menu; they are not measured capture success rates, sale prices or a guarantee of your next encounter.

Selected region and depthIcon as picturedDisplayed percentage
Ocean Shallows — 100mRounded pink-purple jellyfish100.0%
Glacial Depths — 600mPointed pink jellyfish66.7%
Glacial Depths — 600mRounded green jellyfish33.3%
Magma Abyss — 1100mPurple horned jellyfish60.0%
Magma Abyss — 1100mYellow spiked jellyfish40.0%

Ocean Shallows 100m: one displayed entry

The 100m panel shows a rounded pink-purple jellyfish icon at 100.0%. The scrap icon below it belongs to Resources, despite also showing 100.0%. Do not put that scrap entry into the jellyfish list.

This picture only supplies the selected 100m panel. It does not show the jellyfish mix for 200m or 300m.

Ocean Shallows 100m panel with one pink-purple jellyfish icon at 100.0 percent
The upper Jellyfishes section and lower Resources section are separate lists. The selected anchor is 100m. · Image sourceOpen full-size image

Glacial Depths 600m: two displayed entries

Selecting Glacial Depths at 600m produces a pointed pink icon at 66.7% and a rounded green icon at 33.3%. The crystal illustrations and their percentages below Resources are not additional jellyfish entries.

Use this panel to recognise the two illustrated choices and their displayed proportions. The screenshot does not name either icon as electric or mutant, and a green colour alone is not enough to assign either name.

Glacial Depths 600m panel with pink 66.7 percent and green 33.3 percent jellyfish entries
The highlighted 600m anchor and panel title identify the scope of these two percentages. · Image sourceOpen full-size image

Magma Abyss 1100m: another two-entry mix

The 1100m panel shows a purple horned icon at 60.0% and a yellow spiked icon at 40.0%. The obsidian illustrations beneath Resources form another list and are excluded from this catalog.

The recording shows 1200m still locked in this menu state. Do not treat the 1100m percentages as the 1200m mix or as the composition of every Magma expedition.

Magma Abyss 1100m panel with purple 60.0 percent and yellow 40.0 percent jellyfish entries
These two icon rows belong to 1100m; the next depth remains locked in the pictured menu. · Image sourceOpen full-size image

Check the matching panel before your expedition

Open the submarine’s Select a Region menu, select an available region and depth, then read the title above the right panel. Keep its Jellyfishes rows separate from Resources. Use the green checkmark when you have chosen the destination, or the red cross to leave the selection.

If your panel differs, use the values in your own session and record the selected depth with them. A region name without a depth is an incomplete lookup key. A padlock is an access state, not a zero-percent jellyfish entry.

  1. Open Select a Region at the submarine.
  2. Select an available depth and confirm the right-panel title.
  3. Read only the rows under Jellyfishes for this lookup.
  4. Match each icon and its displayed percentage together.
  5. Confirm the destination with the green checkmark when ready.

What the names and evidence status establish

The developer description names electric jellyfish, mutant amalgamations and nearby-exploding hellish jellyfish. It does not attach those names to each icon in the three panels above.

This catalog therefore keeps formal names, exact capture requirements and individual sale values unfilled for these icon rows. That prevents a colour description from silently becoming a species claim. Other depths and later menu states remain outside the three-panel record.

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