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Real World pages with an animal in the Asteroidea Class should gain Body Control due to sources of them expanding their stomachs out of their mouth to eat prey, although it's worth noting that only more advanced kinds of starfishes like common starfishes and Crown-of-Thorns ones have this. It should be described on the page for certain species such as the Common Starfish (which is proven to match what is said below due to these sources) that they have high-mid regen if the central disk isn't too severely damaged (As well as type 3 immortality). This is because many species can at least regenerate everything from only a single arm as long a piece of the central disk goes along with it, with a few not even needing one to do so. They also accomplish duplication in the process. Also, give them Water Manipulation, as echinoderms move by sucking in water and channeling it into their tube feet.
I can't see the Banded Archerfish having anything but High Animalistic intelligence (+probably marksmanship). They are considered to be tool users by many scientists, and manipulate everything about their jet, including, speed, angle, distance, and power. This species in particular was documented shooting in a way that made the back of the jet fast enough to catch up to the front, forming a giant amalgamation of water to attack prey. It can alter the time that this morphing of the spit takes place when accounting for distance to make sure that it happens right before impact, too. Got the info from here.
Also want to talk about the star-nosed mole briefly. Not too much of a change, but they can hold bubbles that they blow on their noses so that they don't drift away and can be inhaled to smell prey. I would call this minor Air Manipulation. Plus, I'm kind of doubtful about this, but you could consider it Type 4 NS breathing.
I can't see the Banded Archerfish having anything but High Animalistic intelligence (+probably marksmanship). They are considered to be tool users by many scientists, and manipulate everything about their jet, including, speed, angle, distance, and power. This species in particular was documented shooting in a way that made the back of the jet fast enough to catch up to the front, forming a giant amalgamation of water to attack prey. It can alter the time that this morphing of the spit takes place when accounting for distance to make sure that it happens right before impact, too. Got the info from here.
Also want to talk about the star-nosed mole briefly. Not too much of a change, but they can hold bubbles that they blow on their noses so that they don't drift away and can be inhaled to smell prey. I would call this minor Air Manipulation. Plus, I'm kind of doubtful about this, but you could consider it Type 4 NS breathing.
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