ALT Faux blog post of the continuation of the Swedish Fish and Friends Fanfic. Part 6 reads, “Part 6 I swam as fast as a I could, my fins began to tremble from the shock! I felt betrayed, I thought the pink Dolphin was trying to say hi! Now I’m glad I defended myself. As a fish, I’ve had to find my inner fishy voice to defend myself against other ocean animals. _____ My fins grew tired, I had to rest. I found a coral to rest on and closed my eyes. I slept and slept, I don't know for how long... and when I woke up... there it was... eyes wide open... starring at me, coming closer, and closer! I shut my eyes in fear until I heard,"HI!" the Dolphin said. I opened my eyes again to see Dolphin in front of me, smiling wide and bright eyed. "I want to be friends too." They continued. I smiled at Dolphin in a sigh of relief. "You do?" I asked. "Come,” they said, "swim with me"...”

ALT A blog style format with a white background and a blue “Waterpad” logo, and text from the Swedish Fish and Friends Fanfic part 2 that reads: “"Hey, are you okay? You look so sad." The unexpected voice startled me, I flipped around with a swish of my fins, ready to attack. It was the majestic pink creature. The light filtering through the water cast a heavenly glow over them. If I wasn't already red, I would have blushed. ____ “You’re asking me??” I blurted out. “I-I’m..” That was all I could muster when I felt a strong nudge on my tail. I turned around and saw a Green Sea Turtle looking at me with eyes widened, signaling me to follow them. “Hey! You hit me with your shell!” I shrieked. “I think what you mean to say is thank you.” The Turtle said. "Why would I thank you? I was trying to make a new friend," I replied.”

ALT An image of the story written on a faux website named waterpad with the first part of the story that reads, “It all started when you thought you ate all of the fish in the pack. One by one, as I was watched all my friends leave, I waited to be picked but never was. “It was so lonely,” I thought to myself. I’d go for a swim and come back to an empty pack every night, until one day I swam a bit further. I found myself in a beautiful body of water surrounded by the most unique animals I’ve ever seen before. “Woahhhh!” I said, completely overwhelmed by the beauty of one of the animals. This majestic creature emerged from the water and then dropped back down again. I brought my fin to my eye and rubbed for a better view but when I looked they were gone already. I sighed and thought to myself, “Why would they want to meet me anyway? There’s plenty of fish in the sea.””