Angluminette

The Angluminettes are a race of anglerfish Deramon Okuni. They can be found in the deep sea and use their bioluminescence to not only find their way in the dark and attract potential prey, but can also blind their foes so that they can either escape unscathed or get a free hit. Their best Roles are the Witch, Dancer and Mimic.

Appearance
Angluminettes have sleek black skin, red eyes and long purple hair that reaches up to their waists. They also have a reddish-pink skin around their bellies and tails with blue bioluminescent lights on the sides and wear a stretchy green tube top around their breasts. They also have a long spine on their forehead with a blue bioluminescent lure which they can use to catch prey with, too.

Abilities

 * Bioluminescence - By flashing the lights on their sides and lure, Angluminettes can venture through dark places with ease, as well as blind foes and lure potential prey.
 * Flexible skeleton - Thanks to their unhingeable jaws and distendable stomachs, Angluminettes are capable of swallowing prey as big as a full-grown Feramoo whole.

Lifespan
Most Angluminettes live for around 35 years. They become adults at age 24.

Reproduction
Angluminettes carry their young for around 3-6 years. They will have up to 8-10 offspring at a time, which explains why they have to gorge themselves full of food to the point of bursting.

Religion and Customs
Angluminettes often hunt by themselves and will often compete with each other over who gets their potential mate by gorging themselves with the biggest prey they can find. The Angluminette with the biggest belly is declared the winner.

When an Angluminette encounters potential prey, she will brighten the lights on the sides of her belly, tail and her lure in order to lure the prey over to her, before then opening her mouth wide and proceeding to quickly swallow them whole. After eating, an Angluminette will not move around much, choosing instead to save their energy for after she's digested her meal. Angluminettes are also much more active during the night and greet themselves by exchanging light signals from their lures.

Weakness
Much like the Balloonga, Angluminettes are severely weak against lightning due to the conductivity of the high salt and water content in their bodies.

Trivia

 * The art for the Angluminette was drawn by Raging-Banebou.
 * Their name is a combination of the anglerfish and the word "luminous". Their appearance also bears resemblance to mermaids as well, too.