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{{Infobox:Fauna Flora|title = Floaters|image = Floaters.jpg|Category = [[:Category:Fauna|Fauna]]|Type = [[Medusozoa]]|Attitude/s = [[:Category: Attitude: Passive|Passive]]|Biome/s = [[Safe Shallows]], [[Grassy Plateaus]]|Active time = [[:Category:Cathemeral|Cathemeral (Day and Night)]]}} |
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|title1 = Floater |
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'''Floaters''' are [[Life Forms|life forms]] belonging to the [[fauna]] category. |
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|image1 = Floater.png |
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|category = Defensive |
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|tab = [[Fauna]] |
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|attitude = [[:Category: Attitude: Defensive|Defensive]] |
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|health = 40 |
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|damage = * Latch: 5 |
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|biome = * [[Grassy Plateaus]] |
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* [[Safe Shallows]] |
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|active_during = [[:Category:Cathemeral|Cathemeral (Day and Night)]] |
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|debugspawn = ''floater'' |
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}} |
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'''Floaters''' are the juvenile form of the [[Ancient Floater|Ancient Floaters]]. Floaters are a passive, interactive [[fauna]] species found in the [[Safe Shallows]] and [[Grassy Plateaus]]. They can be caught and can be attached to items and props, but not all of them will provide buoyancy after attachment. Floaters can be held in the players hands, and can be attached to items. |
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They distinguish themselves through their transparent, jellyfish-like surface and a pink core. They have multiple small tentacle-like arms and a mouth with which they attach themselves to objects. |
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Floaters can be used to move rocks that occasionally block [[Biomes (Subnautica)|cave]] entrances. |
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'''Floaters''' can be found in [[Safe Shallows]] and [[Grassy Plateaus]], attached to rocks they are making float due to their buoyancy. They are catchable and can be attached to items and props but watch out, not all of them will float when '''floaters''' are attached to them. |
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In [[Game Modes#Creative Mode|Creative Mode]], the [[Ryley Robinson|player]] will spawn with five Floaters in their inventory. |
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In the [[Safe Shallows]] [[Biomes|biome]], they can be used to move rocks that occasionally block [[Caves|cave]] entrances. |
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They will at times attempt to attach themselves to the player. This will result in player damage and the Floater's death. |
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If released in open water, they will come up very fast and float on the surface. |
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==Appearance== |
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If released close to another creature, the '''Floater''' will home in on the creature and attach itself to the it, rendering the creature partly or completely immobile and dragging it towards the surface. In some cases, this will kill the creature after a short while |
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Floaters distinguish themselves by their transparent, gelatinous, blue-colored surface and a pink core, or body. The floater will expand and contract when attached to an object. The life forms have strange bumps on their blue masses with five small, white circles in the center. They have multiple small tentacle-like arms near a mouth with which they attach themselves to objects. The mouth has small teeth inside that are used to attach to items. |
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==Behavior== |
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Extremely large '''Floaters''' can be found underneath the [[Floater Islands|island]] keeping it floating. |
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Floaters are usually found attached to rocks, rendering them buoyant. |
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If released in open water, they will quickly float to the surface. |
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'''Floaters''' are currently the only [[Life Forms|life forms]] that the player holds in both hands. |
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If released close to another creature, the Floater will home in on the creature and attach itself to it, making the creature partly or completely immobile and dragging it towards the surface. In some cases, this will kill the creature. For other instances, with large creatures, like [[Reefback]]s, the Floaters will greatly hinder the latter's movements. |
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== Gallery== |
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<gallery> |
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==Hazards to Vehicles== |
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Floater.jpg|The mouth with which the Floater attaches itself to objects |
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Despite their small size, the Floater's ability to stick to any surface and its high buoyancy makes it a trouble for both the [[Seamoth]] and the [[Cyclops]]. |
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Floater1.jpg|A Floater up close |
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Floater2.jpg|A Floater has attached itself to a [[Boomerang]] |
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Touching a Floater with the Seamoth will make it attach to it. |
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Floaters-618x347.jpg|Concept art of Floaters |
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A single Floater attached to a Cyclops can tilt it to the point of complete loss of control of the vehicle. |
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Giantfloaters.jpg|The giant Floaters underneath the [[Floater Islands|island]] |
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One floater lifting the Seamoth.jpg|Floater lifting Seamoth |
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==Energy Value== |
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One floater lifting the Cyclops.jpg|Floater lifting the Cyclops |
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{{Recipe2}} |
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==Data Bank Entry== |
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! class="unsortable" style="width: 100%; text-align: center;" |[[File:Floater-0.jpg|centre|660px]] |
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Two species living in symbiosis, which attach to and attempt to feed on any objects they come into contact with. |
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1. Dominant Lifeform:<br /> |
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The pink main body and inner suction jaw is the dominant creature. Once attached to an organism or other stable surface it will attempt to leech nutrients in order to grow. |
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2. Microorganism Membrane:<br /> |
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The outer, gel-like substance is a mesh of microorganisms capable of forming a sealed vacuum around the creature's jaws. |
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3. Helium Buffer:<br /> |
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A thin layer of helium is stored within the outer membrane, providing buoyancy to the floater and anything it is attached to. |
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Assessment: May aid in flotation of sunken objects |
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==Gallery== |
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<tabber> |
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Screenshots= |
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<gallery widths="200" spacing="small" navigation="true"> |
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Floater2.jpg|Underside, showing mouth |
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Floater3a.jpg|[[Bioluminescence]] |
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HoldingFloater.jpg|A Floater held in the players hands |
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Floater1.jpg|Two Floaters attached to a boulder |
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20170221164113_1.jpg|Floaters attached to a cluster of rocks in Grassy Plateaus |
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20170221164514_1.jpg|A Floater lifting a Seamoth |
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Floater on rock Gallery.png|Some Floaters holding up a large rock |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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Concept Art= |
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<gallery position="left" widths="200" spacing="small" captionalign="left"> |
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Floaters Concept Art.jpg|[[Concept art]] |
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</gallery> |
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</tabber> |
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== Trivia == |
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* Despite being one of the most peaceful lifeforms in the game, the Floater is also one of the most destructive, as it can cause the player to lose their [[Seamoth]] and [[Cyclops]]. |
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* Floaters are currently the only lifeform in the game the player holds with two hands. |
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* Floaters may be based off real-life deep sea creatures called [[Wikipedia:Pyrosome|Pyrosomes]], which share a similar appearance to Floaters and are also made up of a colony of creatures. They also can grow to large sizes, just like Ancient Floaters. |
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{{Navbox Fauna}} |
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{{Navbox Items}} |
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[[de:Schweber]] |
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[[es:Flotador]] |
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[[fr:Flotteur]] |
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[[ru:Поплавок]] |
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[[Category:Defensive]] |
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[[Category:Bioluminescent]] |
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[[Category:Cathemeral]] |
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[[Category:Fauna]] |
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[[Category:Grassy Plateaus]] |
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[[Category:Item]] |
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[[Category:Safe Shallows]] |
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[[Category:Scavengers and Parasites]] |
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[[Category:Creatures with variants]] |
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<center><div style="position: fixed; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; width: 100%; top: -20px; left: 0px; z-index: -1">[[File:Floaters Concept Art.jpg|center|2000x2000px]]</div> |
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[[Category:Catchable]][[Category:Fauna]][[Category:Bioluminescent]][[Category:Cathemeral]] |
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[[Category:Medusozoa]] |
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[[Category:Attitude: Passive]] |
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[[Category:Life Forms]] |
Latest revision as of 19:39, 25 February 2025
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</group> </infobox> Floaters are the juvenile form of the Ancient Floaters. Floaters are a passive, interactive fauna species found in the Safe Shallows and Grassy Plateaus. They can be caught and can be attached to items and props, but not all of them will provide buoyancy after attachment. Floaters can be held in the players hands, and can be attached to items. Floaters can be used to move rocks that occasionally block cave entrances. In Creative Mode, the player will spawn with five Floaters in their inventory. They will at times attempt to attach themselves to the player. This will result in player damage and the Floater's death.
Appearance
Floaters distinguish themselves by their transparent, gelatinous, blue-colored surface and a pink core, or body. The floater will expand and contract when attached to an object. The life forms have strange bumps on their blue masses with five small, white circles in the center. They have multiple small tentacle-like arms near a mouth with which they attach themselves to objects. The mouth has small teeth inside that are used to attach to items.
Behavior
Floaters are usually found attached to rocks, rendering them buoyant.
If released in open water, they will quickly float to the surface.
If released close to another creature, the Floater will home in on the creature and attach itself to it, making the creature partly or completely immobile and dragging it towards the surface. In some cases, this will kill the creature. For other instances, with large creatures, like Reefbacks, the Floaters will greatly hinder the latter's movements.
Hazards to Vehicles
Despite their small size, the Floater's ability to stick to any surface and its high buoyancy makes it a trouble for both the Seamoth and the Cyclops.
Touching a Floater with the Seamoth will make it attach to it.
A single Floater attached to a Cyclops can tilt it to the point of complete loss of control of the vehicle.
Energy Value
(no target detected)
Data Bank Entry
Two species living in symbiosis, which attach to and attempt to feed on any objects they come into contact with. 1. Dominant Lifeform: 2. Microorganism Membrane: 3. Helium Buffer: Assessment: May aid in flotation of sunken objects |
Gallery
<tabber> Screenshots=
|-| Concept Art=
</tabber>
Trivia
- Despite being one of the most peaceful lifeforms in the game, the Floater is also one of the most destructive, as it can cause the player to lose their Seamoth and Cyclops.
- Floaters are currently the only lifeform in the game the player holds with two hands.
- Floaters may be based off real-life deep sea creatures called Pyrosomes, which share a similar appearance to Floaters and are also made up of a colony of creatures. They also can grow to large sizes, just like Ancient Floaters.
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