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Mermaid lagoon from Prilla's Talent

Mermaid Lagoon from Prilla's Talent

Mermaid Lagoon is a location in Never Land. It is home to Never Mermaids. The saltwater environment is fueled by the Never Sea's waters.

Overview[]

Mermaid Lagoon is surrounded on three sides by cliffs with many ferns and plants on them, but one side goes out onto the sea. On this side there is also a stone archway, on the other side of which you are faced by the open sea and "out" of the lagoon. There is a gathering of rocks in the middle of Mermaid Lagoon, on which the mermaids inhabiting the Lagoon like to sunbathe and spend their time out of the water. It is called "Marooners' Rock".

Though mermaids are the only known beings living in Mermaid Lagoon other than fish and other sea-creatures, others do occasionally visit the lagoon - a frequent visitor is Peter Pan, who seems to enjoy the mermaids' attention and tells them stories of his heroic battles with Captain Hook.[citation needed]

Underneath the lagoon's large saltwater area, lies a Mermaid Castle also inhabited by the Never Mermaids themselves, described as delicate as a "goldfish skeleton".[1] Prince Nalu himself also lives there. However, only those who could breath underwater can visit it (such as fairies or sparrowmen who'd somehow borrowed Rani's Magical Bubble Necklace).

Story[]

A few fairies from Pixie Hollow have also come to Mermaid Lagoon in various Disney Fairies books, such as Rani, Vidia and Prilla. In Rani in the Mermaid Lagoon, Rani uses this location to visit the mermaids.

In Prilla's Talent, Prilla compared the sound of a baby's laugh to that of mermaids "frolicking in the lagoon of Never Land."

Trivia[]

  • Peter Pan in Mermaid Lagoon

    The red-haired mermaid (far-left) thought to be Ariel's deceased mother, Queen Athena when she was her age.

    In 1953's Peter Pan film, a red-haired teen mermaid was speculated to be the late Queen Athena (but much before marrying and ascending into royalty). She is Princess Ariel's deceased mother and other six beautiful mer-girls. Whether this is proven to be true or not is a complete mystery. Also, some fans have theorized that it was the Jolly Roger's crew (under the command of Captain James Hook) who'd stolen King Triton's subjects' instruments/mer possessions and accidentally crashed the vessel into Athena, causing her death.[2]

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