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Here's the next in gargoyle clans. I remember seeing on Google, people put together aquatic gargoyles, kind of a gargoyle/mermaid hybrid of sorts. I think the Gargoyles wiki might've said something about it too. I made their wings like manta rays. I'm not sure if they would reside in Atlantica or Atlantis or where. I couldn't remember most of their names' meanings so I went to Google translate for reminders.

Top row: Poseidon (leader, has a trident in place of a left hand), Keiko (named after the orca who played Free Willy), Nalu (second-in-command, Hawaiian for wave)
Middle: Makani (Hawaiian for wind), Akahai (Hawaiian for gentle, originally Ikaiki but it turned out to be Hawaiian for weak)
Bottom, gargoyle beasts: Lagoon (male), Pearl (female), Kelp (male), Orca (female)

The aquatic gargoyles featured in this picture belong to me. Poseidon having a trident in place of a hand is a reference to DC Comics superhero, Aquaman.

Description
Here's the next in gargoyle clans. I remember seeing on Google, people put together aquatic gargoyles, kind of a gargoyle/mermaid hybrid of sorts. I think the Gargoyles wiki might've said something about it too. I made their wings like manta rays. I'm not sure if they would reside in Atlantica or Atlantis or where. I couldn't remember most of their names' meanings so I went to Google translate for reminders.

Top row: Poseidon (leader, has a trident in place of a left hand), Keiko (named after the orca who played Free Willy), Nalu (second-in-command, Hawaiian for wave)
Middle: Makani (Hawaiian for wind), Akahai (Hawaiian for gentle, originally Ikaiki but it turned out to be Hawaiian for weak)
Bottom, gargoyle beasts: Lagoon (male), Pearl (female), Kelp (male), Orca (female)

The aquatic gargoyles featured in this picture belong to me. Poseidon having a trident in place of a hand is a reference to DC Comics superhero, Aquaman.