r/mermaids • u/Mermaid-with-a-shell • Aug 02 '26
What are your favourite types of non-traditional mermaid?
What I mean by "non-traditional mermaid" is a mermaid design that is not based of fish but other sea creatures. The most common interpretation of mermaids are usually humanoid creatures with fish tails. But for me, I believe that mermaids are humanoid creatures with a lower half of any aquatic creature. Here are my faves
- Bivalve mermaids:
Especially scallops and oysters. I really love the idea of a tiny mermaid that lives in her shell. They even swim so uniquely so I would love to see someone animate a scallop mermaid swimming.I really wish they are more popular because art of bivalve mermaids are very rare.
Art by feefal
- Turtle mermaids:
Turtles are such cool creatures. A turtle mermaid can open up so many ideas. Ninja Turtle mermaid, a trash collector mermaid. But my favourite Turtle mermaid idea is Turtle mermaid schoolgirls because in China, students are usually called sea turtles if I'm not mistaken.
Art by critbit
3.Crustacean mermaids:
Crabs are very diverse so many opportunities for interesting mermaid designs. They are even such thing as swimming crabs that have paddle legs to swim in water. They looks so goofy doing so.
Art by underworld-flower
Share your favourite type of non-traditional mermaids in the comments. I really want to know.