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Description
Deep Sea Mirromy Features:

-Extra long tail that is more like a fish tail in width. Tail also has barely pronounced tendrils.
-Very large eyes, often with split pupils of 2-6.
-Usually posses bio-luminescence along the body.
-antenna almost always glow at tip.
-Longer body
-Minimal foot pads, as they never come to the surface without extremely slowly going to adjust their body to the pressure difference
-Ear gills are exposed to better glean small particles of oxygen from the water. Gives the ears a fluffy look.
-Webbed hands and feet. Also webbed tendrils
-Fin from head to tail usually.
-Swims much faster than other Mirromy. (looks much like a dolphin when swimming.)
-Legs and arms are more cartilage to allow some small flex while swimming.
-reduced tendrils and frills on body to reduce drag.
-typically dark red, purples and blues.

(incorrect feature is the glowing eyes. They don't actually glow, they were highlighted for effect to show off the pupil.)

Art and Mirromy © Iggi

Description
Deep Sea Mirromy Features:

-Extra long tail that is more like a fish tail in width. Tail also has barely pronounced tendrils.
-Very large eyes, often with split pupils of 2-6.
-Usually posses bio-luminescence along the body.
-antenna almost always glow at tip.
-Longer body
-Minimal foot pads, as they never come to the surface without extremely slowly going to adjust their body to the pressure difference
-Ear gills are exposed to better glean small particles of oxygen from the water. Gives the ears a fluffy look.
-Webbed hands and feet. Also webbed tendrils
-Fin from head to tail usually.
-Swims much faster than other Mirromy. (looks much like a dolphin when swimming.)
-Legs and arms are more cartilage to allow some small flex while swimming.
-reduced tendrils and frills on body to reduce drag.
-typically dark red, purples and blues.

(incorrect feature is the glowing eyes. They don't actually glow, they were highlighted for effect to show off the pupil.)

Art and Mirromy © Iggi