Kamohashi (鴨橋) is a character that has yet to make a formal debut in Deep-Sea Prisoner's creations. He is a humanoid mallard duck.
Physical Description[]
Kamohashi has raceless white skin. His eye color is currently unknown as his character portrait features him with closed eyes with red lining under them. However, an illustration depicts him with dark eyes and white pupils. He also has an earthy color scheme, with forest-green hair reaching down to his shoulders while being white at the ends, a large tuft at the top of his head, and a white feather sticking out of it. His coat is light brown, underneath of which he wears a brown-gray diamond checkered sweater and dark brown shorts. He also wears a striped dark brown scarf, light brown knee-length boots, and white gloves.
Personality[]
Not much is currently known about Kamohashi's personality.
Background[]
Not much is currently known about Kamohashi's past.
Appearances[]
Up to this day, Kamohashi has only appeared in some of Deep-Sea Prisoner's illustrations.
Relationships[]
Corvus[]
Corvus and Kamohashi are friends. [2] They appear together in a mini-comic.
Abilities[]
Natural Abilities[]
- Nigh-Absolute Immortality - Like most non-human characters in the Deep-Sea Universe, Kamohashi cannot die from natural causes such as aging or disease. [3]
Trivia[]
- Kamohashi means "wild duck bridge" in Japanese. [4]
Artwork Gallery[]
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Website Artwork[]
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- ↑ "funamusea Stream [2020.08/22]【Art stream】". Deep-Sea Prisoner. YouTube. Published 22 August, 2020. (Summary archive.)
- ↑ "funamusea work stream!! [2023/09/30]". Deep-Sea Prisoner. YouTube. Published 30 September, 2023. (Summary archive.)
- ↑ "[Live2D Art] funamusea Work process Stream!! [2023/06/24]". Deep-Sea Prisoner. YouTube. Published 24 June, 2023. (Summary archive.)
- ↑ Deep-Sea Prisoner Character Name Meanings. Surreelistic. Tumblr. Published 9 July, 2015. Retrieved 18 July, 2018. (Archive.) The original source has been deleted.