#aronnax

Kaiko would be a Deadly Nadder or Monsterous Nightmare

Will would be a Rumblehorn

Fontaine would be a stormcutter or deathly galeslash

Ant would be a hideous zippleback, flame whipper, dramillion or triple stryke

Jeffrey would be a scuttleclaw, terrible terror or, to make this funny, a crimson goregutter

Finn would be a Sandwraith, some kind of fury (lightfury, nightfury, night-light), or a Woolly Howl

Hammerhead would be a deathgripper

Madeline would be deathgripper, razorwhip, boneknapper or bonestormer

Maddie could be a lot of things actually… dramillion? Skrill? Singetail? Typhoomerang even? Windgnasher? Voltknapper? Armorwing? Death song? Maybe even a night terror, ha!

Danny boy would be a hotburple or snafflefang

Pyrosome would be a monstrous nightmare or a stormcutter

Alpheus would be a changewing or … snow wraith? Hushboggle?

Proteus would be a zipplewraith

Nereus would be a scuttleclaw or eruptodon?

Revenge for @hyacinthquetzal

🌊HAPPY 10TH ANNIVERSARY THE DEEP🌊

More people have set foot on the moon than have journeyed to the very bottom of the sea - but that’s where the Nektons dare to go. While most explorers look to space, our heroes know that an infinite number of mysteries lie deep in the darkness below.

A brilliant family with advanced technology and an unquenchable thirst for discovery, the Nektons boldly explore this spectacular final frontier here at home in their immense state-of-the-art submarine, the Aronnax.

On their travels the Nektons discover mythical wonders, perform rescues on (and in) the high seas, cross paths with villainous pirates, encounter mysterious figures, and come across sea creatures and monsters never before seen by mankind. The Nektons discover places, artifacts and creatures that long ago vanished into myth.

Secrets are rising from the depths. But why? And why now?

Since its premiere on December 1, 2015, the Nektons have been with us, showing us that the sea is deep and full of secrets, that the deep ocean is the final frontier, and that they explore... The Deep.

Happy 10th anniversary, The Deep. Thank you for changing our lives. We look forward to continuing to explore the depths with you for many years to come.

Day 2: First kiss

The sea is great but the sky is too

A ship sent to investigate a wave of mysterious sinkings encounters the advanced submarine, the Nautilus, commanded by Captain Nemo (James Mason).

Director: Richard Heischler.

Based on Jules Verne's novel.

Screenplay by Earl Felton.

Producer: Walt Disney.

Composer: Paul J. Smith