Instead, the name refers to their place of origin and threats they were facing, which came from the deep sea. Some species have been recorded to live in the deeper end of the sea, but even then it's still a massive stretch to refer to their zone as "abyssal". Non-Indicative Name: Their faction name is technically a misnomer, since none of the species represented as operators in the game live in the deep sea (with the possible exception of Andreana).Mystical White Hair: All of the full-fledged Hunters (Skadi, Specter, and Gladiia) shown so far have these, on top of red eyes.The only question mark is Blue Poison, who is based on an amphibian, not a fish, and whose race seems known to the world at large, and even then her relationship with the true Abyssal Hunters are still vague. This is because, of course, they originally came from an underwater society.
Fish People: Quite unlike the members of every other faction, everyone associated with this group appears to be based on some kind of marine animal.Expy: They're essentially deep-sea Claymores.Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: It's revealed in "Under Tides" that in the Abyssal Hunters' final battle, they managed to slay the Seaborn "God", with Skadi herself landing the killing blow.Their physiology also differ enough compared to normal Aegir folks that they can't even be considered as Aegir anymore and their race is listed as Undisclosed instead. Bizarre Alien Biology: As revealed on Skadi the Corrupting Heart's profile, due to their genetic modifications, Abyssal Hunters are not only under the risk of mutating into a sea monster, they are also potentially capable of mutating their surroundings as well, which happens at the end of their lives.There are a few Operators at Rhodes Island who seem to come from parts particularly unknown, and there's the occasional rumor that they're unlike anything else anyone's ever seen. A particularly curious faction known mostly through rumor and inference.
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