Mar 8, 2025 · In Super Mario Odyssey, Maw-Rays (referred to by this name for the first time) make an appearance as enemies, primarily in the Underwater Tunnel to the Lighthouse in the Seaside Kingdom. They are redesigned to have a more detailed appearance with realistic anatomy as well as menacing, glowing eyes.

Maw-Rays are a relative of Unagi that appears in Super Mario Odyssey. They look similar to their relatives but differ in several ways, first, their method of attacking is very similar to a Gringill or a Spike Eel. Also, unlike Unagis, they never leave their holes. Maw-Rays also have more jagged scales and their bodies aren't striped.

Apr 20, 2024 · Maw-Rays, are moray eels that first appear in Super Mario Odyssey. They are maroon-ish red-violet in color with yellow stripes on its back fin and appear to be related to Unagis from other Super Mario games.

Mar 6, 2025 · Mega Maw-Rays, previously referred to as Mega Unagi, are a gigantic variant of Maw-Ray that appears only in New Super Mario Bros. Mega Maw-Rays appear in two underwater stages in the game: World 4-3, where they function as obstacles swimming to the...

Feb 11, 2025 · This page is a gallery of images of Maw-Rays.

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Nov 16, 2022 · Maw-Ray, originally known as Unagi, is an enemy species that was added to ORP on 11/16/2022. Its first appearance was in Nintendo's Super Mario 64 for the Nintendo 64 (1996). A comparison of Maw-Rays from the side.

The Maw-Ray (also known as the Eel) is a minor antagonist in The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The Maw-Ray appears in the film, in which it eats Donkey Kong's kart, after the ape, alongside Mario in the ocean.

Maw-Rays, previously known as Unagi or simply Eels, are moray eels that first appear in Super Mario 64. They are maroon-ish red-violet in color with yellow stripes on its back fin.