swimmer's castle

Suska is one of the key characters in the story. In the plot, she is associated with the Sanctuary To understand her role, you need to remember the plot: Suska's life is subject to prophecy from the very beginning. It is perceived as a Beacon – someone who should become a guide for his people and lead them to a bright and prosperous future. But there is a nuance: at the same time, there is a teenage prince whose fate is exactly the opposite: he is destined to kill this very Lighthouse so that his own people can prosper. When both characters begin to resist the predestined path, their unpredictable and turbulent adventure begins, including a romantic line.
Later in the story, Suska delegates some of her responsibilities to the elders and takes on the role of mentor to the next ruler, Skiff.

Name: Gulu
Age: 25 years old
Sea Rabbit
Race Rohl: Seer
Gender: Lesbian
woman
Gala is Sluggy, who lives in the Whale Sanctuary. As a Seer, she makes sure that everyone who comes has pure intentions
Gala's personality
is very sweet, friendly, and cheerful. She treats everyone with respect. However, she is unhappy with her ability to see other people's memories, as this can make her feel like a violator of someone else's personal space, and others may feel uncomfortable. Therefore, she tries not to use this ability without the consent of the other party.

Appearance and personality
Outwardly, Gala is different from most marine life: her body is covered with a fur cloak that does not cover only her torso, arms and head. A characteristic feature of her appearance is alternating black and white stripes, which is a distinctive sign of seers. By nature, Gala is very kind, friendly and cheerful. She treats everyone with respect. At the same time, she herself experiences discomfort from her ability to read other people's thoughts and memories: it seems to her that she is invading someone else's consciousness, and this makes others feel uncomfortable. Therefore, she tries not to use this power without the explicit consent of the person.
Galoo's role in the
plot first appears in episode 138 of the third season and continues to play an important role in the development of the plot. Her job is to keep the sanctuary safe, and this often puts her in difficult ethical situations when it comes to deciding whether or not to look into other people's memories

Who is Gala
Gala is Sluggy, who lives in a whale sanctuary. Her special role is to make sure that everyone who comes here does so with pure intentions
Appearance: Gala has a fur coat that covers everything except her torso, arms, and head. Her color alternates between black and white, which is a hallmark of the Seers.
Personality: Gala is very nice, friendly and happy to talk to. She treats everyone with respect. At the same time, she complains about her ability to see other people's memories: because of this, she feels like she has invaded someone else's consciousness and makes others feel uncomfortable. Therefore, Gala usually does not use his gift without the consent of the
interlocutor What the manga
is about The plot revolves around two sea creatures who do not want to accept the fate prepared for them. One is destined to become a beacon that will lead his people to a bright future. And the other, the prince, was destined to kill this lighthouse so that his own people could prosper. Their rejection of the predestined course launches unpredictable adventures, in which, perhaps, a romantic relationship will be born

Name: Netimir
Age 26 years old
Race: Osmenok
Mouth: evil Vedma
Gender: no woman's
hand
Netimir is the leader of the last three Octals. After their house was destroyed, she, Mono, and Muku wandered aimlessly until they decided to abandon Octalia's name and become the Wicked Witches.
Personality
Netimir is a thoughtful girl who does not like to open up. However, she cares about her witch friends and rejoices when they have fun. She claims to have no romantic or physical attraction
Netimir
, like Oktalia, has eight tentacles instead of a tail fin. She has lost her right arm, but can use dark magic to create a shadow prosthesis that will aid her in battle. Her body is covered in either tanned or purple skin that covers the right side of her face. Her right eye is constantly squinted.
Relationship
Mukku Netimir is very attached to Mukku
and her antics. As Muku had lost her memory of what had happened during the events that had caused them to lose the castle and all of their friends, she was the only one of the trio who could keep her head held high, and she was the one who convinced Netimir to live for revenge rather than surrender.

Muku, although she does not remember it, is Netimir's mother. Netimir is very attached to her and turns to her for help when emotions take over.

Mono
Although Mono can't say anything after what happened, Netimir is also very attached to her. Being the only one who remembers what happened, Netimir and Mono fully share the despair of the others over the loss of their home, and this makes them respect each other, as they both know what they are willing to do to take revenge on this creature on the
right side of their faces. Her right eye is constantly squinted.

History
Once upon a time, there were many more octals than now - only three. Netimir was the daughter of Muku, she was born on the Deep Coral Reef in the Purple Peaks and was to become queen thanks to the three hearts that grant her exceptional magic. Her mother, Muku, served as queen until Netimir was

Origin and role
Netimir was born on the Deep Coral Reef in the Purple Peaks. She belonged to the Octalia race and was to become queen thanks to the three hearts that gave her exceptional magic. Her mother is Mukku. When Mukku came of age, she took on the role of queen. However, due to the fact that she had only one heart and was distinguished by her kindness rather than authoritarianism, she was spoken ill of by those around her, despite her desire to protect everyone. Netimir sincerely admired her mother and dreamed of being recognized
Tragic events
When the castle was threatened by Labboo, Netimir convinced Mukka to create a prophecy, hoping that her mother would be praised for it. But this was not destined to come true. During Labboo's attack, Netimir, Mono, and Mukuu engaged in battle using all their magic. Netimir lost control of her magic while trying to protect the castle. To save her daughter from destruction, Mukku used all her strength. As a result of the attack, Netimir lost her right arm, and Mukku lost her memory. After that, Netimir was close to giving up, but Mukku was able to bring her back to life with her optimism and offer of revenge on the monster that destroyed their home.
After the tragedy
of the Three Left, Netimir, Mono, and Mukku wandered for a long time before deciding to abandon the name Octalia and become Wicked Witches. Netimir, like Mono, deeply empathizes with the despair of the others over the loss of their home and has mutual respect for them, because she knows what they are willing to do for revenge.
Character and features
Netimir has a thoughtful character, she shows little, but at the same time she sincerely cares about her companions. She states that she does not experience romantic or physical attraction. Due to the loss of her arm, Netimir learned to create a shadow prosthetic with the help of dark magic, which helps her in battle. Her body is covered in either tanned or purple skin, and her right eye is constantly squinted.

Name: Mona
Age 27 years old
Rasa: osmenok
Roth: evil witch
Gender: female
lesbian (almost in a relationship with a gul)
she does not know how to speak and shows all the magkei or facial
expressions Mono is one of the last three octals. After their home was destroyed by a demigod, Queen Netimir, Muku, and her companions wandered aimlessly until they decided to abandon Octalia's name and become the Wicked Witches.
Personality
Although Mono cannot speak, she uses magic to create symbols and gestures to get her message across with enthusiasm and fervor. After she finally finds someone she can communicate with directly (Gala), she sometimes gets into awkward situations that she either swims away from or tries to apologize.
Appearance
Mono has the same as Oktalia, with eight tentacles instead of a tail fin. Her body is covered in either tanned or purple skin. She wears her clothes neatly, and her purple hair is tied up in a bun. The collar of her clothes covers her mouth, and her hair often falls over her eyes.

Near the end of the second season and in the third season, it is shown that Mono has spikes sticking out of her throat, and the skin on her neck has turned dark purple. She also begins to let her hair down.
Relationship
Queen Netimir
Being the only ones who remembers the event, Netimir and Mono fully share the despair of the others over the loss of their home, which makes them respect each other for each other, as they both know what they are willing to go to to take revenge on this creature. As her queen, Mono is willing to do anything for her and constantly demonstrates her loyalty.

Mukku
Mono and Muku get along like a cat and a dog. Their cheerful and eccentric personalities complement each other perfectly, and they both take great pleasure in playing along with others. On a more serious note, Mono and Muku share a strong devotion to their Queen.
In
Episode 144, Galu used her power to talk to Mono in her mind. Mono considers herself cute, smu

Appearance
Like the other Octalia, Mono has eight tentacles instead of a tail fin. Her skin is covered in tan and purple patterns, and her light purple hair is pulled up. At the end of the second and third seasons, it becomes noticeable that spikes protrude from her throat, and the skin on her neck has taken on a darker, richer purple hue. She also begins to let her hair down.
From
a young age, Mono struggled to control her magic, but in the end, an incident occurred that cost her her life. A companion named Nima saved her by donating one of her hearts. However, as a result of this incident, Mono's neck was severely injured and she was speechlessNyma became not only Mono's savior, but also her best friend, as well as her voice. Later, Queen Mukku took on the role of mentor: she taught Mono to better control magic and use it as a way of non-verbal communication. Mukku became almost an adoptive mother for her. When their castle was attacked by Labboo, Mono, Queen Netimir, and Mukku fought with all their might, but the attack was unsuccessful. Mono and Netimir survived, but Nyma died.
After this Tragic Event, Mono lost all meaning and simply followed Queen Netimir. Only Mukku's optimism and her idea of living to one day get revenge on the monster that destroyed their home could bring Mono back to life and give her determination again.
Personality and traits
Despite the fact that Mono cannot speak, she is able to convey her thoughts with enthusiasm and playfulness, using magic to create symbols and actively gesticulating. She is kind, comforting, and a good listener, but she can also be cunning. Towards the end of the second and third seasons, Mono begins to show physical changes related to the trauma she has experienced: spikes protrude from her throat and the skin on her neck turns dark purpleThe plot also traces romance

Name: Flour
Age:47 years old
Race: Osmenok
mouth:evil Vedma
Gender: female
Lesbian
Muku is one of the last three Octals. After their house was destroyed, Netimir, Mono, and she wandered aimlessly until they decided to abandon the name Octalia and become the Wicked Witches

. Not knowing what really happened on the day she lost her memory, she happily walks forward, realizing that if she asks her friends about what happened, it will only bring back bad memories. Instead, Muku loves to look to the future, where fun and evil spells await her!
Muku's appearance
is similar to Oktalia's, with eight tentacles instead of a tail fin. Her body is covered in either tanned or purple skin, and there are circles of tanned skin on her arms among the purple areas.
Knowing

that Queen Netimir has been through a lot and knowing that she is her friend, Muku is wholeheartedly devoted to her and will do anything to make her happy. Even without knowing the details of who she used to be and what happened to her, she is still very worried about her friend.

Mono
Despite experiencing the same events as Netimir, her playful nature allows her and Muku to engage in pranks, malicious antics, and theatrics together. They are united by their devotion to the Queen and the desire for revenge, although Muka is more concerned about the fate of her friends than revenge

Before
the disaster that destroyed their home, Mukku took on the role of queen while her ward Netimir (who had three hearts) came of age. However, due to Mukku herself having only one heart and being kind rather than authoritarian, her name as a ruler was denigrated by those around her, despite her dedication to protecting everyoneWhen word of Labb's approach became known, Mukku tried to convince the elders to flee, but they refused, as it would mean the loss of the Birthing Heart. Despite her inner resistance, she agreed to her daughter's proposal to create a prophecy to save everyone. During Labbu's attack, Netimir, Mono, and Mukku engaged in battle using all their magic. In an attempt to protect the castle, Netimir lost control of it. To save her ward from destruction, Mukku used all her strength, but it came at a heavy cost: she lost her memory.After that, Mukku, not remembering the past, focused on being the best friend to her queen and Mono. She wouldn't let her queen give up, and instilled in Mono and Netimir a desire for revenge - just to see her friends do something. As a joke, Mukku suggested that the three of them looked like witches, and Netimir liked the idea. As a result, it was decided to abandon the name Octalia and become the Wicked Witches.
Personality and relationships
Due to her memory loss, Mukku became cheerful and energetic. She does not know what happened on that fateful day, and deliberately avoids asking her friends about the past, as she understands that this will only bring back painful memories for her. Instead, she is optimistic about the future, looking for reasons for fun and "evil witchcraft". Mukku is selflessly devoted to her queen and will do everything to make her happy. She shares a playful spirit with Mono and a shared devotion to Netimir. At the same time, Mukka is more likely to be driven by the desire to support friends than the thirst for revenge itself.

The Octalia are a race consisting mainly of merfolk women who resemble octopuses in appearance and are able to use magic.
A
long time ago, the Octalia poured their magic into a structure they called the "Heart of Birth" to avoid losing all their magic and dying during childbirth. In order to protect him, the Octalia became very secretive and had little interaction with the other racesThe Octalia and their castle were destroyed by Labbu decades ago, and the only surviving members of this race were Netimir, Mono, and Muku.Despite knowing of Labboo's arrival, they refused to leave the castle for fear of losing the Heart of Rod, so they decided to entrust their fate to prophecy. However, it could not be fulfilled in time
Octalia's
physiology are able to keep dark magic in their hearts. This magic can be used for battles, healing, and giving birth to children.

The number of hearts determines how much magic a person can use. Those with two hearts have more magical potential than those with one heart, although this makes it difficult to control. In very rare cases, people are born with three hearts. Octalia can survive if she has at least one heart, and can transplant a second or third heart to someone else to bring them back to life after a recent death.

Octalia's magic is inextricably linked to her emotions and can spiral out of control in moments of high stress. In addition, the excessive use of magic can lead to serious consequences: Netimir lost her arm, and Muku lost her memories.
Culture
The Octalia family pays great attention to magical practice, for which a special building was built in their castle. Queen Octalia is always born with three hearts, as predicted by the elders.

The Octalia are a race of merfolk who have an octopus-based appearance. They are masters of magic. Here is what is known about them: Once upon a time,
they created a special structure - the Birthing Heart. It helped them to preserve their magic and not die in childbirth.
Due to the fear of losing this Heart, the octalia became very secretive and had almost no contact with other times.
Their castle was destroyed by Labba. As a result, the last survivors were Netimir, Mono and Mukku.
Octalia can hold dark magic in their hearts. This power is used in battles, for healing, and even for the birth of children. At the same time, the number of hearts affects the amount of magic: the more of them, the stronger the magic, but it is more difficult to control it.
Another interesting feature is that Octalia can transplant a second or third heart into another creature to resurrect it after death.

When

Siren first met – or saw – Kappa, he seemed to be very surprised, mainly by the fact that Capa had beautiful golden scales. Siren is very embarrassed in Kappa's presence, possibly because he is in love with him. This is confirmed in episode 41 of the first season, when Kappa tries to kiss the Siren. The Siren was destined to kill Kappa, and although he was told that Kappa, like a beacon, wanted to die, and he saw that Kappa was ready for it, the Siren decided to save him. Addressing him as "Mr. Beacon," Siren was polite and talked to him as he prepared to escape. Enjoying his time together, Siren wanted to save Kappa, even if it was his last act. Siren tells the others that Kappa had very beautiful eyes.

Suska - Suska's mother
is Siren's mother, and they have a very close relationship. Suska is a very loving mother. When the Siren failed to kill Beacon, she did not get upset or angry, but calmly asked him if he was ever going to kill Beacon. She was sympathetic to his lie that he couldn't kill Beacon. Suska seems to be very gentle with her son, despite his constant setbacks, and never gets angry with him. Instead, she understands why he is so upset and claims that his moral principles prevent him from fulfilling the Prophecy. However, after an attempt to kill Kappa with a ceremonial spear, which eventually resulted in the Siren being injured, Suska's secret about the Prophecy is revealed: it turns out that she changed it to protect her son. She was stripped of the title of queen.
Skiff - Guard
Guardian whom Siren had known since childhood and whom he wanted to help escape from the kingdom. He accuses Skiff of not trusting him when he blocks an escape route for him and Kappa, worried for his safety. Referring to his fighting and leadership skills, as well as his commitment to ensuring everyone's safety, Siren asks if Skiff would like to become the new king.

The Siren's story
first appears in Episode 2, where he talks to his mother Susca and Selkie when the guard informs Susca that Beacon has arrived. Siren is surprised by this news, as he doesn't want to kill Beacon. When he is sent to the dungeon where Beacon is held, Kappa is terrified and admits that he doesn't really want to kill Kappa. Deciding not to kill Kappa because it would be the right thing to do, Siren tells the others about what didn't happen and justifies himself by saying that the god told him not to.

Throughout Episode 2 and until about the middle of Episode 11, Siren reflects on Kappa's imprisonment and goes to talk to him. They enjoy the company for eight days, as evidenced by the fact that Kappa marks the walls of his prison cell with stone. Siren realizes that Kappa shares his feelings about not being able to live up to the expectations of others, and assumes that he can read minds. He had already come up with a plan to escape: find the key and distract everyone so that Kappa could just swim away.

Siren enjoys spending days discussing with Kappa the prophecies he has fulfilled, comparing the texture of their skin, and making excuses each day for why he can't fulfill his prophecy.

In the middle of Episode 11, Siren helps his mother create a mural dedicated to their prophecy, which continues in Episode 12 until his mother smells blood. The guards then inform Siren and Susuke that the kingdom has been attacked by a gang of barracudas. Suska leaves to fight, while Siren remains under the protection of Skiff and Seko.

When found by the barracudas, the Siren can only stand in terror, even after the guards tell him to flee. He is saved only by the appearance of his mother. Siren visits those injured in battle before going to meet Silver. Despite the fact that Kappa still needs to be killed, Siren takes the rare opportunity to host friendly guests in the form of Queen Nee and Queen Krilli and decides to give them a tour of the kingdom.

A prophecy is a story passed down by word of mouth in merfolk colonies and castles, in which the Lighthouse always bestows some good on the colony or castle.

The prophecies were created by the God of the Surface in his quest to make his people happy, though he was not always able to fulfill them as expected. Prophecies are born when a Merfolk colony unites to make the same wish, and each requires the Beacon to interact with a specific object or person that attracts it, acting as a catalyst.

After Labbu consumed all the Beacons with which the God of the Surface fulfilled the prophecies, they became dogma for centuries to come, and the mermaids eagerly awaited the day when they would be fulfilled.

When Kappa was "born" as a result of the reincarnation of the God of the Surface, his soul was connected to prophecy due to the desires of his former self. Because of this, everyone believed that he was the "Lighthouse" who was destined to fulfill them.
Examples of
Moorish Prophecy
Episode 1 details a prophecy given to the Moors:A lighthouse is to come to their castle and bless them with yellow flowers that grant the Moors eternal life. However, the prophecy does not come true as predicted. Instead of yellow flowers, blue flowers appear in their castle. This leads the Moors to ask Mayak why things didn't go according to plan.
Needlingny's
Prophecy Episode 2 details Nidlongny's prophecy:According to Queen Nee, the prophecy states that Needle Knee will visit the Beacon, who will give them a strange glowing orb that bestows "infinite riches and good fortune"
The Lopod Prophecy In the same episode, Lopod's
prophecy is detailed in detail:The lighthouse showers the Lopods with magical sand, making their armor impenetrable
Prophecy of the Shark
In the same episode, the Shark's prophecy is detailed: According to this prophecy, the only prince of the Shark will kill the Lighthouse with a spear, forever lifting the curse placed on them 100 years ago. The divine blood of the Lighthouse will spill over the castle

Name: Serena
Age:19 years old
Race:shark
Roth:prince (former)
Gender: male
gay
Siren is the prince of sharks and one of the main characters of The Castle Swimmer. He was supposed to kill Kappa according to the prophecy, but instead decided to save him. Now he sets out on a journey to find his father and a way to break the curse from the sharks.
The Syren personality
is a calm, diplomatic person with high moral principles. He often tries to help others and feels a great sense of guilt when he cannot help those who are suffering, which sometimes causes him to lose self-confidence, feeling "worthless" to his people. He also seems to be a bit introverted, as he usually eats alone and tries to avoid large crowds.
Appearance
Siren has icy blue eyes, icy blue "fish" hair, according to Kappa, and a shark's tail. He appears to be very tall compared to Kappa and has a lean but toned build. His skin is rough.[1] He often wears silver jewelry specially made for him as the Shark Prince, though he doesn't like it. Later, he takes off his jewelry and a scar appears on his back due to Suska accidentally wounding him with a spear while trying to kill Kappa.

During Episode 54, a sand eel bites off a small piece of Siren's tail fin. Later, during episode 77, he develops two scars on the left side of his face and loses part of his ear.
Close-up of Siren's face showing his scars Siren's
upper body from the second season

Who is the Siren
The siren is the prince of sharks, one of the main characters of the webtoon "Swimmer's Castle". In the story, he was supposed to kill Kappa, but instead decided to save him. He is now on a journey to find his father and a way to break the shark curse. Siren first learned of the prophecy instructing him to kill Kappa at the age of six. Around the same time, his father left Shark Castle to find a way to fulfill the prophecy without resorting to murder, but never returned. The siren often tries to help others and feels a strong sense of guilt when she cannot relieve someone else's pain. Because of this, he sometimes lacks self-confidence, as he is afraid of being "useless" to his subjects.

Season 1 - Additional Episodes
Kappa only appears in Extra Episode 4. Feeling lost and desperate, Kappa made the audacious decision to see if he could make it to the surface. He swam up for a long time, guided by the bubbles, when he lost sight of other fish, but when he reached the shining bright light, he lost consciousness and woke up at the bottom of the ocean.
Season
2 Season 2 - Special Episodes
The events of the special series unfold throughout the first season and focus on Kappa and Siren's conversations while he was in prison. There are no important plot twists

Plot
Season 1
Kappa first appears in Episode 1, where he is "born" and the God of the Surface speaks to him, talking about his work. He quickly learns to navigate in space, and a school of fish takes care of him. Later, the catalyst pulls him to the Moorish Castle, where he tries to unravel their prophecy, leading to confusion, as everyone is sure that he messed it up.
All this turmoil upsets Kappa, who is still a child. He swims away and tries to talk to the God of the Surface, but he does not answer. The episode ends with Kappa saying, "I don't want to be a Lighthouse."
He then appears for the second and final time in Episode 3 when the Siren is sent to kill him. Kappa was taken to the cell where he was to await his execution, and he turned around to see that he had been sent by the Siren. Kappa was not afraid of his fate, and he was ready for it, but he was relieved to hear that the Siren would not kill him. He tells the prince his name, Kappa, and talks to him during his imprisonment while the Siren tries to devise an escape plan.
One of the Siren's escape plans - to divert attention so that Kappa can swim away - will not work because the prophecy will not allow Kappa to leave until it is fulfilled. Kappa explains that he doesn't know of any magic or abilities that would help circumvent the prophecy, and realizes that this is another instance where he didn't live up to someone's expectations. He again happily tells Siren about the various species of fish, because she has never been allowed outside the castle.
Kappa is suspicious of Queen Nee and Queen Krilly until she learns that they are needed to carry out the Siren's plan to free him, as time is running out. He could have crawled through the prison bars, but the sharks outside seemed scary to him, so he didn't try. He got stuck, but the Siren, Queen Nee, and Queen Crilly pulled Kappa out, and he immediately ended up on the Siren. Kappa exclaims joyfully, rejoicing in her freedom, and hugs Siren.

The Surface
God The Being that Kappa heard brought him back to life.

Wicked WitchesWicked
Witches are a group of three girls who strive to be cruel and evil and think only of themselves. They took Kappa in to teach him how to be one of them,[3] because Kappa wanted to learn to think only of himself and say "no" to others. Thus, in his eyes, he wanted to become an evil witch.
Trivia The
first prophecy that came true with Kappa took place in a Moorish castle.
It is often followed by small blue fish.
Kappa is twenty years old. [3]
Kappa's scales were originally golden, but in Episode 4 they turn blue, pink, and purple, and in the second season, they turn red. The author confirmed that this is because the kappa changes color depending on the environment. [6]
Kappa's full name is Kappa Kappi Kappa. [7]
He is not indifferent to kids. [8]

Name:Kappa
Age: 20 years Race
: Koi
fish Roth:magka
Gender:male
gay
Kappa is a merman, officially known as "The Lighthouse", who plays a key role in many prophecies. In one of these prophecies, he was supposed to be killed by the Siren,[3] but they end up escaping together, both refusing to obey the call of the prophecies.
The personality
of Kappa is energetic, but at the same time shy. It seems a bit dramatic, but that makes it even more charming. He is a little flirtatious, playful, childlike direct and in general a real bundle of energy. He worries that he will not live up to the expectations of others and will not live up to the title of Beacon. Kappa understands the Siren, who was torn between his anxiety that he would let his people down and his desire to fulfill his role in the prophecy. This speaks of his insight: he guesses that Siren eats alone, because he cannot bear other people's praise. [3]
Appearance
He has dark skin, brown hair, brown eyes, and a body covered in golden glowing scales, which is apparently due to the fact that he is a Beacon. The color of its scales changes depending on the environment. [3]
In the third season, Kappa's hair grows slightly longer and a scar appears on her chest - the result of Netimir transplanting one of her hearts into him when Ogo almost killed him.
The story
of Kapp emerged from something resembling a golden ball,[3] and for 20 years he was drawn as a catalyst to different kingdoms, where he solved their problems by completing various unusual tasks. [3] In a conversation with the Siren in episode 10, he revealed that he once had to fulfill a prophecy by eating a giant snake carcass and struck the Syrena by claiming to have eaten it whole. [4]
The Prince of the Siren's relationship

• Siren's boyfriend
  could have become one of Kappa's first friends and later his lover, although at first he saw him as the one who was supposed to kill him. After meeting the Siren, Kappa affectionately called him strange,[3] and enjoyed spending time with the Siren. He notices that Siren has scary sharks

Origin and "work"
Kappa was born from an object resembling a golden ball. He was created by the God of the Surface to act as a Beacon, a creature designed to fulfill the prophecies of various kingdoms. For 20 years, a certain "catalyst" (mechanism or force) dragged Kappa through different kingdoms. In each place, he solved the problems of the inhabitants by performing strange tasks. For example, in one of the episodes, he had to eat the carcass of a giant snake in order to fulfill a prophecy.

Internal conflicts
Kappa, as a child, took his fate hard. He was afraid that he would not be able to live up to the expectations placed on him and would not cope with the role of the Lighthouse. In the first episode, he bluntly states, "I don't want to be Lighthouse."
Turning point
Kappa's fate changes dramatically when he is captured by sharks. According to the prophecy, their crown prince Siren (Siren) was supposed to kill him. Instead, however, they fall in love and escape the castle together.
In
season four, a shocking truth is revealed: Kappa is actually the reincarnation of the Surface God himself. This completely changes his self-perception and calls into question the whole concept of the Lighthouse.

Kappa. One of the main characters and the same Beacon. His destiny is to fulfill prophecies in different underwater kingdoms: he moves from one place to another to help people. At the same time, Kappa himself suffers from the fact that he often acts only as an instrument of someone else's fate, and at some point it comes to the point that the prophecy demands that he sacrifice himself. By nature, he is soft, kind, naïve, but at the same time purposeful.
Siren (Siren). The second key character is the prince of sharks. According to the prophecy, it is he who must kill the Lighthouse in order to free his people from the curse. Siren has been very protected from the outside world since childhood: the prophecy says that the prince should be scarless. He is empathic, intelligent, but at the same time quite emotional.
Suska. Shark Queen and Mother Siren. All her life, she prepared her son for his fate and tried to be gentle with him, although in the end she took a serious step - she changed the prophecy to protect the child. Later, this led to serious consequences.
Selki. One of the oldest sharks in the kingdom. She acts as the voice of reason for Suska and Siren, but is quite eccentric, and the other elders often do not hear her.
Neem (Nim). An exiled swordmaster encountered by the Siren in the wilderness. She helps the prince learn to survive outside the kingdom and tells him about other kingdoms and their problems.
Neth. An octopus witch from an extinct kingdom. Kappa helps her fulfill her prophecy to kill the mini-god who destroyed her people. This experience makes Kappa think about the dark side of fate.

What the story
is about The action takes place in an underwater world inhabited by humanoid sea creatures. In the center of the plot is the story of two young heroes, whose fates are determined by prophecies from the very beginning.
Kappa — "Lighthouse". From the moment of his birth, his life is predetermined: he must fulfill the prophecies of various underwater kingdoms, leading his people to prosperity. However, Kappa does not want to be an instrument in someone else's plans and struggles with the feeling that he is only a passive participant in someone else's will. He is literally drawn to different places by a magical yellow thread appearing on his chest - this is how the call of fate manifests itself.
Siren is the prince of sharks. According to the prophecy, it is his duty to kill Kappa in order to break the curse that mutilates and kills his people. The siren has been instilled with this duty since childhood, but he is soft-hearted and cannot harm another living being.
When Kappa is captured by sharks, Siren renounces his fate and helps him escape. Thus begins their joint adventure, full of dangers and unpredictable twists, during which the heroes gradually realize that life is more difficult than any predestinations, and a romantic relationship is born between them.
Key themes
The manga deeply explores the conflict between personal will and imposed fate. It raises questions about what sacrifice a person is ready to make for the sake of others, how to balance between duty to loved ones and one's own desires, and what it means to be "chosen".
The work combines elements of fantasy, romance and adventure, offering not just action, but psychological drama in a fairytale entourage.

Labboo, also known as the "God of the Abyss", is the embodiment of the broken souls of the Ancients and a pure manifestation of the Ancients' hatred for the God of the Surface and the Ocean.

It is the source of power that powers all mini-gods.

Appearance
Queen Netimir described Labba as a creature with "a shell like a tortoise's, ugly and monstrous. Its back is covered with thousands of tall pipes, and its body is larger than a castle, longer than hills and higher than mountains. And his face is dotted with glowing red eyes." [1]

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History
Labboo is a creature that appears when fossils are collected in large numbers, and then the dark force contained in them and originating from the essence of the dead Ancients takes shape. However, as the ocean itself rejects his existence, Labboo lives in a cycle: he appears, wreaks havoc, and then falls apart again.

Labbu can use the power of the God of the Surface to imbue himself with power, and over time, he has taken the power of each Beacon, leaving only Kappa to fulfill the prophecies.

10 years before the events described, Labbu destroyed Octalia and their castle, only three survived.

Trivia
Labboo is one of the two creatures that are called gods, the other being the "God of the Surface".
Labbu was originally thought to be a mini-god, but he is now presented as a force equal to and opposed to the God of the Surface.
Labbu is one of two characters who resemble a turtle in appearance. The second is Kappa the Turtle from the story told by Vaquita.

How do mini-gods appear?
The point is that an ordinary creature merges with the fossil remains of ancient times. When this happens, the creature transforms: it has strange mini-god abilities. But there is an important caveat: the fossil becomes part of the creature, and this transformation becomes permanent.
At the same time, this symbiosis has side effects:
The fossil seems to cloud the mind: the mini-god begins to act unrestrained, not always realizing the consequences of his actions.
However, there are nuances that can temporarily mitigate the influence: for example, the blood of other creatures can return some control to the mini-god, and in some cases (for example, through prophecy) the transformation can be partially reversed.
If the mini-god is killed, he can put a curse on those who did it.
One of the striking examples is the character Neris. This is a mini-god frog amphibian, on whose back fossil pipes and screws were visible. As a result, Neris was killed by the Shark Queen, and in his last moments, he uttered a curse that affected the fate of an entire nation (in particular, led to a decline in the shark population).

Swimmer's Castle is the story of two young sea creatures who are destined to meet. Odin was seen as the guiding light for his people—the Beacon that would lead them into a bright, prosperous future. The other is a teenage prince whose destiny is to KILL the Lighthouse so that his people can prosper. When both reject the course set for them, it leads to a noisy adventure as big and unpredictable as the ocean itself and a romance that no one could have predicted.

Mini-Years are chaotic monsters that wreak havoc across the ocean and spread curses. A mini-year is a creature transformed by a remnant of ancient times, a fossil. Once the creature has one of these remnants inside, it acquires the strange powers of the Mini-Year.

Prophecies are a key element of the plot. According to the plot, prophecies are stories that are passed down in different colonies and castles of the Sea Folk (Merfolk). Their essence is that the Lighthouse (a character named Kappa) must somehow bring good to a particular people: give prosperity, remove the curse, bring good luck.
According to the plot, prophecies are stories that are passed down in different colonies and castles of the Sea Folk (Merfolk). Their essence is that the Lighthouse (a character named Kappa) must somehow bring good to a particular people: give prosperity, remove the curse, bring good luck
How do they appear? Prophecies are born when a large group of Merfolk make the same wish at the same time. In order for it to come true, the Lighthouse needs to interact with a specific person or object – this "catalyst" triggers the performance.