LOOK: Japanese baseball team mascot is as odd as they come | Inquirer Technology

LOOK: Japanese baseball team mascot is as odd as they come

/ 11:00 PM June 12, 2017

Image:Twitter/@Chiba_Lotte

Mascots come in all shapes and sizes to represent the organization that they belong to. And then there’s this character.

Called “Nazo no Sakana” or “The Mysterious Fish,” it is the newest mascot for the Japanese baseball team Chiba Lotte Marines, reports Kotaku.

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The team currently has three other mascots called Zu-chan, Rine and Cool.

It’s not quite clear as to how the character relates to the team. Looking at its design, Nazo no Sakana could be based on a deep ocean fish called the Anglerfish.

Angler Fish. Image: National Geographic/Bruce Robison/Corbis

If the mascot’s purpose is to grab attention, he’s doing a good job just being there. Alfred Bayle/JB

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