dragoneel

Definition

A species of fictional undersea eel creatures from Nintendo games—long, carnivorous aquatic beasties that may or may not share DNA with Cheep-Cheeps.

Example Usage

Dragoneels were first introduced as a hazard in New Super Mario Bros. U's underwater levels.

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