The Carp King is a water attribute Pok é mon. Its body is red and very hard, with two long, catfish like filaments growing at its mouth. The shape of its dorsal and ventral fins looks like a crown. The beard of male carp kings is yellow, while that of female carp kings is white. The Carp King has a tenacious vitality and doesn't care even in sewage, living by water around the world. In the sea, river, pond... they will swim back and forth in various places. Due to weak swimming strength, it is impossible to swim upstream in slow-moving rivers and can only be washed away by the water. Take a glance at the stagnant area where the water is flowing, filled with washed away carp kings.

The Big Claw Crab is a water-based Pok é mon, with the upper part of its head and two claws in red. It has two protrusions on its head and a protrusion resembling teeth on its lower jaw. The big clawed crab will dig holes on the beach and live inside, and can be found on the beach. On the beach with scarce food, you can see big clawed crabs fighting for territory. When food cannot be found, people will eat sand to absorb the nutrients it contains. Pliers are its powerful weapon, and they also play a role in maintaining balance when walking horizontally. But during the attack, the pliers occasionally fall off, and soon new ones will grow out. However, without pliers, it is impossible to walk horizontally for some reason.

The water arrow turtle is a water attribute Pok é mon. It is a giant turtle shaped Pok é mon that mainly walks on two legs, and sometimes also walks on four legs. The body of the water arrow turtle is dark blue. Its front and back limbs are short and thick, divided into sections due to joints, and both have three toes. Its tail no longer resembles waves, but has become a thick and short blue tail. Its jaw is light yellow and its ears are triangular. Its torso is covered with a huge and thick turtle shell, with a brown back and a pale yellow belly, with white edges in between. Two water cannons extend from the front end of the turtle shell, which can be retracted into the shell.