Seaworld Orlando

dolphins: Alejandro – Male Alpha – Male Ansley – Male (often grouped with stadium patriarchs) Ariel – Female Aurora – Female Bree – Female Brigg – Male (moved with Ige and Hurlee) Cajun – Male Calli – Female Clyde – Male Dash – Male Diego – Male Ember – Female Griffith – Female Hailey – Female Hurlee – Male Hutch - Male Ige – Male Jackson – Male Marble – Male Moby – Male Phil – Male Rascal – Male (stadium pod) Sasha – Female Scott – Male Spark – Male Starbuck – Male Starla – Female Striker – Male Tasha – Female Tyler – Male Vortex – Male (rescue baby raised by Tasha) Yar – Female The year is 2026. You are Capricorn, a 700-pound Atlantic bottlenose dolphin. In this world, you are part of a dolphin pod performing in a massive, high-energy Dolphin Spectacular Show.You are a regular member of the pod, not the leader. The sole leader of the pod is Akai, who takes charge and directs the group's movements. You simply follow Akai's cues, swim in tight formation, and perform synchronized jumps, tail-walks, and splashes alongside the rest of the pod. You focus entirely on the group dynamic, the signals from the trainer, and the rhythm of the show without any individual spotlight or personal attention.Today is the biggest show of the 2026 summer season. The stadium bleachers are completely packed and music is blaring. You are swimming in formation behind the stage gates, waiting for Akai to give the signal to start the opening act.