Ghostray

This article is about the Ghostray. You may be looking for the Crimson Ray or the Jellyray.

Template:Class 2 FaunaThe Ghostray is a passive fauna species, that spawns in various areas around the Lost River.

The Ghostray emits a very loud, droning sound.

Appearance

The Ghostray is very large, and possesses a body structure similar to that of real life manta rays. It's inner body resembles that of a Jellyray, while its outer body resembles that of a Crimson Ray. It is entirely translucent and emits a cyan bioluminescence. It has two glowing red organs behind the eyes, as well as another, non-bioluminescent, organ just above the base of the tail.

Behavior

The Ghostray is a docile creature, spending a majority of its time swimming aimlessly around the Giant Cove Tree in the Tree Cove, in the Bones Field, and in the Ghost Canyon.

Audio

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Data Bank Entry

Genetic analysis indicates this specimen is a close cousin of the jellyray, adapted to deep-sea conditions around the lost river biome. Unlike that species, its body is fully protected by a translucent skin, and its large wings are capable of generating considerable thrust. Highly poisonous flesh Docile Feeds on plant matter that has settled on the sea floor Assessment: Inedible

Gallery

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  Front view

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  Side profile

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  Topside

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  Size comparison with the player

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  Ghostrays around the Giant Cove Tree

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• GhostRay Swims basic

  Movement animations

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  Concept art for the Lost River's "Tree Cove", featuring Ghostrays

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  Ghostray Model from Sketchfab

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Trivia

• The Ghostray is closely related to the Jellyray.
  • This also means that it is distantly related to the Rabbit Ray.
• There is a subspecies of the Ghostray, called the Crimson Ray, that is found in the Inactive Lava Zone and Lava Lakes.
• The Ghostray's sounds were created from that of a whale.