Seabreather

Seabreather, also known as the Sea Dragon, is an enemy that appears in Rayman Legends and Rayman: The Board Game. He is from 20,000 Lums Under the Sea, the fourth world of Rayman Legends.

Seabreather
Alignment	Bad
Appears in	Rayman Legends, Rayman: The Board Game
Location	20,000 Lums Under the Sea
Portrayed by	{{{portrayed by}}}
Resistance
Attacks	Chomping, contact, breathing fire (Hungry Dragon and promotional art only)
Sex	Male
Species	Dragon
Relatives	{{{relatives}}}

Appearance

Seabreather is a giant ferocious beast who has a serpentine look, with many fins and spikes protruding from his body, much like Creveton and the Mechanical Dragon. He has red scales with some blue spots on them, a huge mouth with a long pink tongue and many sharp teeth, with his front two being larger than the rest. His eyes are blue, with black pupils and yellow irides. The Mechanical Dragon was likely inspired by Seabreather, considering its appearance. It is also possible that the two are the same creature.

Rayman Legends

Seabreather appears in the level There's Always a Bigger Fish, where he is summoned by a Dark Teensy to eat Rayman and his friends. He chases the heroes throughout the level, while trying to gnaw them, breaking or crashing through any obstacle in his path. The heroes must avoid him at all costs and flee, as he is way too tough to fight. Eventually, the heroes will reach a chain with a handle on it in a similar fashion to an old toilet, which they will need to pull; draining all of the water from the reservoir, while also flushing the dragon as he suffocates. He appears on the cover of the game and in many promotional trailers for the game as a huge beast that attacks Rayman and his friends, much like his role in the actual game, though he only appears in one level.

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  Seabreather chasing after Rayman.
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  Seabreather chomping through pipes.
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  The death of Seabreather.

Seabreather notably makes an appearance in the E3 2013 trailer for the game, in which he is seen ambushing the heroes as Rayman prepares to punch him.

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  Seabreather in the E3 2013 trailer for the game

Hungry Dragon

A massive serpentine sea beast from the dark waters of Rayman Legends

—In-game description, Hungry Dragon

Seabreather was announced on March 28, 2023 as an unlockable character in version 4.8.5 of the mobile game Hungry Dragon, where his name is revealed (he was previously only known as the Sea Dragon).

Seabreather requires either 4,000,000 coins or 550 gems to unlock. By leveling up, players can also unlock three skins for Seabreather: a bright purple skin (named Seathing) at the cost of 1,800,000 coins, a red skin with horns holding a trident and wearing an armour (named Seaburn) and a blue variant of the last mentioned (named Seastorm).

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  In-game icon of Seabreather

Rayman: The Board Game

Seabreather is set to appear as a Level 2 boss in Rayman: The Board Game. Only one of his Special Attack cards have been unveiled, and his Boss card and the rest of his Special Attack cards have yet to be revealed.

• Tidal Strike: All players 3 spaces in front of Seabreather take damage.

He was supposed to be unlocked by raising $500,000 CAD (roughly $370,000 USD), but that amount was reached after the campaign. Still, the community raised $480,552 CAD by the end of it, and FLYOS announced on their Discord that his boss cards and token would be added in anyway. He also appears on the Scrambler Player card.

Had the campaign raised $750,000 CAD (roughly $556,000 USD), a Kickstarter-exclusive Seabreather figure would have been added as well, but that amount was not reached.

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  The Lums Tracker, which included Seabreather's boss cards, tokens, and a possible figure

Trivia

• While he features on the cover of Rayman Legends, there are differences with his in-game appearance. He has normal arms instead of flippers, a nose ring, and fire also appears to be emanating from his mouth.
• In his Hungry Dragon appearance, it is revealed that Seabreather can breathe fire.

Names in other languages

Language	Name
English	Seabreather
Chinese (simplified)	噬海龙
Chinese (traditional)	噬海龍
French	Seabreather
German	Seabreather
Italian	Seabreather
Japanese	シーブリーザー
Korean	바다뱀
Portuguese	Seabreather
Russian	Водомор
Spanish	Seabreather
Turkish	Seabreather