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Amphibians
Water-world beings who mostly keep to their oceans
Ismael Perez describes Amphibians as amphibious beings from water-dominated worlds, giving Mintaka as an example. He teaches that their interest in Earth centers on its oceans rather than its politics.
- Home
- Water-dominated worlds; Mintaka cited as an example
- Star
- Unknown
- Alignment
- Neutral: Observers and travelers, neither helping nor harming
What they look like
Amphibious, aquatic beings; Perez mentions merfolk imagery informally.
What each source says
Perez says Amphibians live in underwater habitats with pressure-resistant technology and largely mind their own business. He keeps them separate from the Aquatics, who work with the Earth Alliance.
Ismael Perez lists amphibians among the non-humanoid star species in a galaxy where, he says, every Earth animal has an intelligent humanoid-bodied counterpart, some with IQs he puts around 450, traveling between the stars. He counts these non-Adamic peoples among the benevolent majority.
Perez lists amphibian peoples among the benevolent non-humanoid species, part of a pattern in which every Earth animal has a humanoid star counterpart.
In a 2026-10-17 livestream Ismael Perez described two amphibious ocean peoples on Earth: the Sirian Aquatic Nations, an advanced amphibious and aquatic race that settled the sea floor about 30 million years ago, and the Thoron Confederacy, ancient amphibious beings of a deep Pacific trench who monitor tectonic stability.
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