What is this?
A community-maintained, unofficial resource hub for the 'whale girl' — the fan-created mascot character around DeepSeek. It collects reference art, generation prompts and community works in one place.
Is it an app I install, or just a website I open?
It's just a website: a static site published on GitHub Pages, with the repo holding its HTML/CSS/JavaScript source. Pushing to main auto-deploys updates through GitHub Actions.
Can I run the site locally?
Install Python 3, run the README's preview command from the repo root and open the localhost address it prints. Changes to HTML, CSS or JavaScript appear after refreshing the browser.
Does the site lock in one official whale-girl design?
No — the character is co-created by the community and keeps evolving; the hub deliberately offers references without setting a single standardized design.
Why did the community build this hub?
So creators would not have to hunt scattered fan content: one convenient place with reference images, ready-to-copy prompts, related projects and inspiration for whale-girl derivative works.
What should I do if content on the site infringes my rights?
Contact the maintainers through the site's feedback form, which the README names as the channel for reporting infringing content.
What are similar projects?
awesome-gpt-image-2-5-prompts, handraw-style, awesome-nano-banana-pro-prompts, Awesome-Nano-Banana-images, awesome-nanobanana-pro, awesome-opus5-5-videos, awesome-notebookLM-prompts, muyang-illustration-skills
Which topics is it in?
gallery, ai-art, prompts, anime, github-pages, static-site, art, text-to-image, community, image-generation, design, prompt-engineering