Fish-Men are fictional humanoid creatures that possess both human and fish-like characteristics. They are often depicted with scales, fins, and gills, allowing them to live in aquatic environments. These beings frequently appear in various forms of media, including literature, movies, and folklore, where they may be portrayed as either friendly or hostile. In mythology, Fish-Men are sometimes associated with deities or ancient civilizations, such as the Merfolk in European folklore or the Dagon in Lovecraftian horror. Their stories often explore themes of transformation, the unknown depths of the ocean, and the relationship between humanity and nature.