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In the game Diver Dave, there is a "Marinca," which is a smartphone application, a virtual card application that can recreate the marine creature cards that players have interacted with before. It can be understood as a kind of encyclopedia, not limited to fish. Here, we share the complete card encyclopedia of Diver Dave. Players can unlock this encyclopedia function after meeting Sato in the first chapter. Below, we share the specific contents of the encyclopedia.

Card Introduction:

There are two types of cards in the game—common cards and special unique cards. Special cards can be obtained by defeating bosses. Common cards are acquired through catching other kinds of fish or taking photos. Common cards have a ranking system, where the rank is related to the quality of the catch and is displayed through colors and the same ★ rating as the catch:

Brown (bronze) represents ★ level capture

Blue (silver) represents ★★ level capture

Yellow (gold) represents ★★★ level capture

The corresponding card always shows the highest rank when the fish has been caught at least once. If a fish is caught at the ★★ level, the card will be blue, but once the fish is caught at the ★★★ level, the card will update to yellow and will remain yellow regardless of the quality of any subsequent catches. Therefore, the encyclopedia collection is truly completed only when all cards reach the ★★★ level.

Large fish do not have ★ level captures, so they do not have brown versions of the cards. Some cards will always remain at the yellow ★★★ level, such as those that must be caught with an insect net or those that can only be photographed. There are also some, like certain jellyfish, that can only be captured alive, thus making it impossible to obtain lower-level cards.

Cards for crabs caught with crab traps are random and may be either blue ★★ or yellow ★★★ when picked up. Thus, the grade depends on luck, with ★★ cards being more common than ★★★ cards. Some cards have special cases, lacking the ★★ grade, because these fish can only be caught at the ★ or ★★★ level, such as the Blue-spotted Zenith Fish.

Encyclopedia Unlock Areas:

There are a total of 8 areas: Blue Hole Entrance (0-50 meters), Mid-water of the Blue Hole (50-130 meters), Deep Sea of the Blue Hole (130-250 meters), Nocturnal, Glacier Passage and Glacier Area, Hydrothermal Vent Area, Seahorse and Fish Cage, and Mutations. Each area unlocks different marine creatures.

1. Common Fish (catchable)

These are the most common types of fish in the game and can be caught by diving.

Bass, Tuna, Salmon, Flounder, Bigeye Tuna, Carp, Seabass

2. Rare Fish (high-value fish)

These fish are rarer and usually require specific conditions or tools to catch. Their cards have higher value.

Gemstone Fish, Ghost Fish, Blue-spotted Zenith Fish, Flame Fish, Black-scale Cod

3. Deep-sea Fish

These fish typically inhabit deeper waters and require higher-level diving skills to catch.

Deep-sea Cod, Deep-sea Lanternfish, Flashlight Fish, Deep-sea Devil Ray

4. Large Fish (uncatchable)

These creatures are too large to be directly caught, but they appear in diving missions and may pose a challenge to the player.

Whales, Sharks, Giant Sea Dragons

5. Underwater Creatures (photograph only)

These creatures cannot be caught and can only be collected in the encyclopedia by taking photos.

Moon Jelly, Sea Anemone, Starfish, Coral

6. Special Catches (require specific tools)

Some special fish can only be caught using specific tools or methods, such as using an insect net.

Butterfly Fish, Colorful Tropical Fish, Seahorse, Blue Clownfish

7. Marine Invertebrates

These creatures are smaller and often appear as part of the food chain or as part of the ecosystem.

Crabs, Octopuses, Sea Urchins, Shellfish

8. Mysterious Creatures (special event creatures)

Certain creatures only appear at specific times or in specific scenarios, often requiring the triggering of a special event.

Blood-bellied False Moon Jelly, Face Fish, Iceberg Fish

9. Marine Plants

Although not marine animals, these plants play an important role in the game, especially in certain tasks or cooking.

Seaweed, Seabed Flowers

10. Other Special Creatures

These creatures sometimes appear in specific missions and may affect the plot or development of the game.

Ancient Turtle, Giant Octopus

The above is the content related to the complete card encyclopedia of Diver Dave. The game includes corresponding images and guides. You can complete the entire encyclopedia collection by referring to the images and text provided. Interested players, come and check it out!

Where are the collection locations for all cards in Diver Dave? In the game "Diver Dave," a world filled with exploration and adventure, players need to search and collect various card albums in different seas to complete their personal marine knowledge base. Below are the main collection locations for all cards in Diver Dave, along with the characteristics and precautions of each location.

The Blue Cave is one of the most mysterious areas in the game, divided into three parts: the entrance, mid-water, and deep sea. The collection progress for each part is 100%. Before entering the Blue Cave, players need to be well-prepared because the environment here is relatively complex, with high water pressure and dangerous creatures. The entrance area is relatively simple, but as depth increases, so does the difficulty.

The Glacier Area is a cold water region that includes two main parts: the glacier passage and the glacier area, with a collection progress of 100% for each part. On the right side of the glacier passage, there's a monster guarding the frozen world, and players need special equipment and tools to pass through smoothly. On the left side, there's another monster, but players need to solve some puzzles to find its hiding place.

The Hydrothermal Vent Area is a unique region in the game, where the water temperature is higher, and the variety of species is extremely rich, with a collection progress of 100%. When exploring this area, players need to pay attention to temperature changes to avoid overheating equipment. The monsters in the hydrothermal vent area usually appear in the hottest spots, and players need to be cautious to avoid heat damage.

The Seahorse Area has a collection progress of 100%, and the creatures here are relatively gentle, making it suitable for beginners to explore and collect. Players can find various marine plants and small creatures here, and it's also a good place to obtain seahorse cards. Exploration in the seahorse area is relatively easy, but players still need to stay alert to avoid unexpected attacks from creatures.

The Fish Cage Area also has a collection progress of 100%, and it is an artificial water area usually set in shallow waters, convenient for daily fishing and collecting. Hidden inside the fish cages are some rare fish and marine life, and players need specific tools to open the cages and obtain the cards inside. Exploring the fish cage area is relatively relaxed, suitable for players to establish a resource base in the early stages of the game.

The Nocturnal Area has a collection progress of 100%, and specific creatures only appear at night. Players need to enter the game at night to explore and collect. The nocturnal area has a wide variety of creatures, including some large nocturnal monsters. When exploring at night, players need to pay attention to the effects of light to avoid being ambushed by creatures lurking in the dark.

The above is an introduction to the collection locations for all cards in Diver Dave. It is hoped that players can more smoothly complete the card album collection tasks in "Diver Dave," enjoy the fun of exploring the ocean, and bravely embark on this wonderful underwater adventure with Diver Dave!