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The Seastars Shine ~ (Mermaid Transformation Story)

The sea, as anyone will tell you, is a place of mystery. Of change, charm, and challenges. Change: the magnificent way in which the water’s workings astound us. Charm: the way the creatures of the deep can make us smile, then lurch back in terror. And Challenge: the difficulty in exploring it all, or even attempting to. To the people of the Candlelit Coast, the seastars were all three. Like a veil of glitter across the ocean water, the seastars were countless lights, shimmering upon the surface, bright enough to rival the stars of the sky.

Average: 5 (5 votes)
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The Mermaids of Ksenia Tolmacheva

Some stunning photography and photomanipulation work by Russian photographer Ksenia Tolmacheva.

Average: 5 (4 votes)
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Mermaid Ambre Saint-Clare

Mermaid Ambre Saint-Clare is a mermaid performer of unusual beauty, dexterity and poise located in London, England. In addition to her deep dives, she seems to be a master of fire as well (curiously a specialty of a number of mermaid performers).

Average: 5 (2 votes)
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Adorkable Apparel and Mermaid Tracy Hines

Mermaid Tracy Hines, who has become practically synonymous with Ariel on the Internet, has recently started promoting a new line of tshirts for the Adorkable Apparel Line (http://http://www.adorkableapparel.com/collections/frontpage/products/ur...). Most recently she posted a series from photograph Tim Wheaton showcasing the t-shirts in a most engaging and entertaining manner. Check out a few shots from the shoot, and Tracy's own DeviantArt page.

Average: 5 (3 votes)
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The Mermaids of Brenda Stumpf

Photographer Brenda Stumpf has captured a number of beautiful (and in some cases terrifying) sirens on her website. (http://www.bstumpf.com). They highlight not only the beautiful and mystical allure of sirens, but also their more sinister and horrific side in a photo essay that shouldn't be missed.

Average: 5 (3 votes)
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Mermaid Betty and Veronica

Betty and Veronica have occasionally "flipped their fins", but this is one of the first to do so in a more modern view. Should be hitting newsstands later this month.

Average: 5 (2 votes)

Ludwig Gensoukyoku (Manga)

I have very little direct info on it, but the manga Ludwig Gensoukyoku appears to have a storyline inspired somewhat by the Little Mermaid story. The setting (from the pages I've seen) suggests pirates may be involved too.

I also found samples of the manga under the title of "Ludwig Fantasia".

Average: 5 (3 votes)

Wakasagi Hime (Touhou Project)

Touhou Project is a Japanese series of shooter games in a fantasy setting, featuring (mainly) girls in frilly/gothic-style clothing. In addition major contributions from the original author/creator there appears to be a fair amount of fanart as well.

Hence: One "boss" character from the "Double Dealing" Project is Wakasagi Hime, a mermaid who wears a frilly green kimono. I found most fanart of her using google image search on "Wakasagihime" [one word], though varients on this may also produce results.

Average: 5 (2 votes)
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The Mermaids of Barry Blair (nudity)

Barry Blair was the founder of Aircell comics, an alternate imprint founded in the early 1980s that published a number including Samurai, Elflord, Dragonforce and Men in Black (which was the inspiration for the highly successful films of the same name featuring Will Smith and Tommie Lee Jones). Later in his career he illustrated a run of Wendy and Richard Pini's Elfquest, and also began regularly doing a series of one off erotic comic pages, including several mermaids. He died in 2010 due to a brain aneurism.

Average: 4.8 (8 votes)
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The Girl With the Sea-Green Eyes: Chapter Fourteen

Chapter Fourteen: Consequences

“What the hell is that?” exclaimed one of the armed men.

“It’s a mermaid with a bandage ‘round its head,” said another. “I bet it’s one of those Xanadu people we’ve been hearing about on the news.”

[Xanadu! That word does mean something to me! But what?] The mermaid stayed perfectly still, like a deer’s faun trying to be invisible. It was to no avail. The men surrounded her.

Average: 5 (4 votes)

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