Divda Ray

This article is about the fish. For the furnishing, see Ornamental Divda Ray.

Divda Ray
Item Type	Fish
Inventory Category	Materials
Rarity
A strange cartilaginous fish that was once thought to be a fantastical creature, only recorded in some ancient scrolls of art on Watatsumi Island. As the seal over Enkanomiya was opened, their true forms were laid bare before the eyes of all. It is said that the bodily forms of these curious creatures will change color as time passes. When they are young, they are as gold as sunlight. Rays at this stage of life earned the name "Divda" in those ancient scrolls, which means "the tail end of innocence."
Living Being Type	Wildlife
Living Being Family	Fish
Living Being Group	Rays
Source 1	Fishing

Travelers can fish at new fishing points in Enkanomiya and obtain strange cartilaginous fish such as Divda Rays and Formalo Rays that were once to be fantastical creatures.

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The Enkanomiya Diaries

Divda Ray is a type of fish that can be found in Enkanomiya Wildlife and be used as a pet for the Serenitea Pot. Divda Ray can be obtained through fishing using Fake Fly Bait.

Location

Main article: Fishing Points

Enkanomiya

The Serpent's Bowels

The Serpent's Heart
Underneath the altar

The Serpent's Heart
Underneath the altar to the southwest

Trivia

• While the description states that the name "Divda" means "the tail end of innocence," the name is based on the star Diphda (Arabic: lit. "frog") from its Arabic name "the second frog" (Arabic: ضفدع الثاني).
  • The meaning of "tail" comes from its other Arabic name, "the southern tail of Cetus" (Arabic: الذنب القيتوس الجنوب) which gives the alternate English name Deneb Kaitos.
  • The "first frog" is Fomalhaut, from which the name of the Formalo Ray is derived.

Gallery

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Other Languages

Language	Official Name
English	Divda Ray
Chinese (Simplified)	迪芙妲鳐 Dífúdá Yáo
Chinese (Traditional)	迪芙妲鰩 Dífúdá Yáo
Japanese	ディフダエイ Difuda Ei
Korean	다이브다 가오리 Daibeuda Gaori
Spanish	Raya divda
French	Raie divda
Russian	Дивдинский скат Divdinskiy skat
Thai	Divda Ray
Vietnamese	Cá Đuối Divda
German	Divda-Rochen
Indonesian	Divda Ray
Portuguese	Arraia Divda

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