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A sea beast attacking the Barnacle.
- "No! The Kraken is much larger, has tentacles, and smells of death... This is something different!"
"But it looks... and smells... no less dangerous." - ―Tumen and Jack Sparrow
Sea beasts were monsters in the employ of the Sirens. One of those attacked the Barnacle to prevent the crew from reaching Isla Sirena. It had an appearance of a fish-like head with a body of gigantic serpentine. However, the sea beast failed and Jack Sparrow killed it.[1] Later when Billy Turner was sailing aboard the Fleur de la Mort, the crew encountered one of these Sea Beasts. Billy Turner tried to kill it but Arabella Smith pointed out that its heart was in its jaw. Billy Turner had a hard time getting the jaw but he ended up saving the ship and its crew.[2]
Behind the scenes[]
Sea beasts first appear in the 2006 book Jack Sparrow: The Siren Song by Rob Kidd.[1] They were later referenced in the 2007 reference book The Secret Files of the East India Trading Company,[3] as well as making a later appearance in the 2009 book Jack Sparrow: The Tale of Billy Turner and Other Stories.[2]
Appearances[]
- Jack Sparrow: The Siren Song (First appearance)
- Jack Sparrow: The Tale of Billy Turner and Other Stories