A marine biologist raises the offspring of a giant creature known as The Beast which destroyed Seattle fifteen years prior. A marine biologist discovers the motives of a giant creature known as The Beast, which destroyed Seattle and was nuked to death fifteen years prior. A marine biologist goes to extraordinary lengths to set the record straight on a giant creature known as The Beast, which destroyed Seattle and was nuked to death fifteen years prior.

Under the moonlight, garbage and seaweed entwine to form a thing from the ocean, a monster in the shape of a man who makes its way towards the nearby town.

A crew of hired muscle are tasked with protecting a ship of full of strange rats and a mysterious princess.

In a world populated by monsters of various shapes and sizes, a small monster escapes from its hungry parent only to be feasted upon by other predatory creatures. When the small monster meets a friend that teaches it about the transformative power of art, it gives the monster confidence to finally fight back.

A man on Venus hunts a sea monster that escaped from him on a hunt five years ago.

A swordfish, who has reincarnated from other animals before, crashes into a giant dead snake which spews black blood everywhere. Then, a ship with new creatures appears.

After the seas rise, food becomes scarce, prehistoric creatures return from extinction, and people evolve in horrifying ways. One girl is in love with a human man, but she worries what will come of him if they are together, secretly knowing her mutations may one day consume her and put him in danger.

After monsters emerge from the ocean and begin attacking, a woman rifles through disjointed memories of the beginning of the apocalypse and her failed marriage.

A South Asian woman harbors a deep fascination with the ocean. When she works with renegade scientists to track a blue whale, the woman and the whale form a deep bond.

A team of three space hunters attempt to kill a theriida—a space whale with invaluable organs and skin that can provide riches and protect humans against interstellar radiation—but in their zeal, they face the risk of turning into theriidas themselves.