| Find(ing) |
| Toon fish |
| Lost fish |
| Film fish |
| Verne hero |
| Drawn fish |
| No one: L. |
| Movie fish |
| Pixar fish |
| Little. . . |
| Sub captain |
| Disney fish |
| Cartoon fish |
| Nautilus man |
| Nautilus VIP |
| Nobody: Lat. |
| Verne villain |
| Animated fish |
| ___, captain! |
| Pixar swimmer |
| Underseas man |
| Verne mariner |
| Verne voyager |
| Nautilus name |
| Verne skipper |
| Verne captain |
| Thread: Prefix |
| Sci-fi captain |
| Friend of Dory |
| Lost film fish |
| Old comics boy |
| Sci-fi mariner |
| Sci-fi skipper |
| Verne antihero |
| Verne explorer |
| Verne seafarer |
| Toon clownfish |
| 2003 Pixar fish |
| 2013 superstorm |
| Dory's neighbor |
| Movie clownfish |
| Pixar character |
| Verne's voyager |
| 2003 Pixar star |
| No one, to Nero |
| Nobody, to Nero |
| Lost movie fish |
| Verne's skipper |
| Remote telecast |
| Pixar clownfish |
| Verne character |
| Literary captain |
| Verne submariner |
| Disney film fish |
| James Mason role |
| Nautilus builder |
| Novel submariner |
| Pixar title fish |
| Disney clownfish |
| Fictional mariner |
| Fictional captain |
| Captain of sci-fi |
| Early comics name |
| James Mason: 1954 |
| Jules Verne hero. |
| Nautilus designer |
| Nobody, to Cicero |
| TV remote control |
| Verne sea captain |
| Disney clown fish |
| Nautilus" skipper |
| Pixar protagonist |
| Lost fish of film |
| Clownfish of film |
| Captain of fiction |
| Finding Dory" role |
| Little" comics boy |
| Clown fish of film |
| Lost animated fish |
| Marlins lost son |
| Nautilus's skipper |
| Ned Land's rescuer |
| Radio or TV remote |
| Sci-fi sub skipper |
| Well-known captain |
| Finding Dory" fish |
| Animated film star |
| Fish found in 2003 |
| Verne megalomaniac |
| Found fish of film |
| Animated clownfish |
| Finding ___" (film) |
| Cinematic clownfish |
| Jules Verne skipper |
| Lost-and-found fish |
| Remote TV broadcast |
| Striped Disney fish |
| Sub boss of fiction |
| Verne's Captain ___ |
| Verne's sub skipper |
| Fish in a 2003 film |
| Literary submariner |
| Verne's sub captain |
| Fictional clownfish |
| Fish in a Pixar pic |
| Jules Verne captain |
| ''Nautilus'' captain |
| Early sci-fi captain |
| King of early comics |
| Lost fish of filmdom |
| Son sought by Marlin |
| Clown fish kids love |
| Fish found in a film |
| Literary sea captain |
| Toon fish of filmdom |
| Dory helped find him |
| Pixar's "Finding ___ |
| Fictional submariner |
| Captain of literature |
| Little" comics fellow |
| Fish in a Disney film |
| Jules Verne's captain |
| Marlin's son, in film |
| Much-traveled captain |
| Nautilus commander |
| Pixar title clownfish |
| Title fish of filmdom |
| Submariner of fiction |
| Pixar title character |
| Fictional sub captain |
| ___ me impune lacessit |
| Fictional sub skipper. |
| Fictitious sub captain |
| Film fish that's found |
| Hard-to-find clownfish |
| Jules Verne character. |
| No one; no man: Latin. |
| Orange Pixar character |
| Pixar hit "Finding ___ |
| Pixar's lost clownfish |
| Sought-after clownfish |
| Megalomaniacal captain |
| McCay's ''Little'' one |
| Sub captain of fiction |
| Lost clownfish of film |
| Skipper of the Nautilus |
| Finding ___," 2003 film |
| Finding Dory" clownfish |
| Animated fish from 2003 |
| Fish befriended by Gill |
| Lost fish in a 2003 fim |
| Nobody, in ancient Rome |
| Pixar's lost clown fish |
| Sought-after movie fish |
| The "Nautilus"' captain |
| Verne submarine captain |
| Jules Verne sub captain |
| Marlin searched for him |
| Out-of-studio broadcast |
| Finding Dory" character |
| Captain of many leagues? |
| Captain in a Verne novel |
| Friend of Sandy Plankton |
| Verne's seagoing captain |
| Sub commander of fiction |
| Toon fish in a 2003 film |
| Lost little fish of film |
| Finding ___" (Pixar film) |
| ___ : 2003 :: Dory : 2016 |
| Finding ___" (2003 movie) |
| Captain for many a league |
| Commander of the Nautilus |
| Jules Verne's sub captain |
| Little chap of the comics |
| Lost clownfish of filmdom |
| Marlin and Dory found him |
| Sub skipper of literature |
| Title fish in an '03 film |
| Verne's legendary captain |
| Verne's submarine captain |
| 2013 Northeast superstorm |
| Clownfish in a Pixar film |
| Famous captain of fiction |
| Fish found in a 2003 film |
| Verne's reclusive captain |
| Fish sought out by Marlin |
| 2003 clownfish of filmdom |
| Captain born Prince Dakkar |
| Captain in a Verne classic |
| Captain of science fiction |
| Submariner created in 1870 |
| Mysterious Island" captain |
| Clownfish in "Finding Dory |
| Lost fish, in a Pixar film |
| Title fish in a Pixar film |
| Finding ___" (Disney movie) |
| Little" boy of early comics |
| Captain aboard the Nautilus |
| Captain of the ''Nautilus'' |
| Captain of Verne's Nautilus |
| Explorer of science fiction |
| Film fish with a "lucky fin |
| Little ____ : comic strip |
| Lost, then found movie fish |
| Pixar's "Finding ___," 2003 |
| Remote broadcast, for short |
| Title fish of a Disney film |
| Undersea captain of fiction |
| Vengeful captain of fiction |
| Fictional submarine skipper |
| Reclusive fictional captain |
| Finding __": 2003 Pixar film |
| Clownfish with a damaged fin |
| Land capturer, in literature |
| Mysterious submarine captain |
| Pixar fish with a "lucky fin |
| Pixar star with a "lucky fin |
| Fish "found" in a 2003 movie |
| Marlin's son, in a 2003 film |
| ''Finding ___'' (Disney film) |
| Finding ___" (2003 Pixar hit) |
| 2003 Disney film "Finding ___ |
| Clownfish in two Pixar movies |
| Fictional South Pole explorer |
| Fish with a friend named Dory |
| Gill nicknames him "Sharkbait |
| Lost little clownfish of film |
| Marlin's son, in a Pixar film |
| Pixar's little lost clownfish |
| Winsor McCay's ''Little'' one |
| Captain who claimed Antarctica |
| First word of Scotland's motto |
| Little lost clown fish of film |
| Marlin's son, in a Pixar movie |
| Submarine commander of fiction |
| Title fish of an animated film |
| Toon title fish in an '03 film |
| Fish sought by Marlin and Dory |
| Little ___" (early comic strip) |
| Antihero of 19th-century sci-fi |
| Disney's little lost clown fish |
| Film fish nicknamed "Shark Bait |
| He was found by Marlin and Dory |
| James Mason sci-fi role of 1954 |
| Jules Verne fictional character |
| Marlin and Coral's son, in film |
| Pixar fish that needed "finding |
| Title fish in a 2003 Pixar film |
| ''20,000 Leagues . . .'' captain |
| Finding" __ (2003 animated film) |
| Captain who fought a giant squid |
| Title fish in a 2003 Pixar movie |
| Title fish of an '03 Disney film |
| Pixar character with a lucky fin |
| A fish named Dory helped find him |
| Captain of Jules Verne's Nautilus |
| Captain in an 1870 sci-fi classic |
| Fish captured by a Sydney dentist |
| Marlin's son, in an animated film |
| Pixar fish whose father is Marlin |
| Whom Marlin sought in a 2003 film |
| ''The Mysterious Island'' captain |
| Captain in "The Mysterious Island |
| Title role of a 2004 Oscar winner |
| Fish who was lost in a Pixar movie |
| Little ___ (early comic character) |
| Marlin's lost son, in a Pixar film |
| Marlin's son in a 2003 Pixar movie |
| Finding ___" (Pixar movie of 2003) |
| Assumed name taken by Prince Dakkar |
| Much sought-after clownfish of film |
| Orange-and-white title toon of film |
| Skipper in "Voyages extraordinaires |
| Whom Dory and Marlin found, in film |
| Marlin's son, in two animated movies |
| Title character in a 2003 Pixar film |
| Animated fish who was found by Marlin |
| Captain played in film by James Mason |
| Orange-and-white fish in a Pixar film |
| Sinker of the frigate Abraham Lincoln |
| Animated fish born to Marlin and Coral |
| Cartoon fish voiced by Alexander Gould |
| Dory's clownfish friend, in two movies |
| Fish that escaped a dentist's aquarium |
| Friend of Bubbles, in an animated film |
| Marlin's son, in a 2003 animated movie |
| Orange-and-white fish in "Finding Dory |
| Orange-and-white Pixar title character |
| Finding ___" (Pixar movie about a fish) |
| Captain whose name is Latin for "nobody |
| Clownfish in the title of a Pixar movie |
| Film character with a stunted right fin |
| Little ___ in Slumberland" (comic strip) |
| Little ___ in Slumberland" (early comic) |
| Fictional captain known as Prince Dakkar |
| Pixar cartoon fish whom Dory helped find |
| Title subject of a search in a 2003 film |
| Live in the bosom of the waters!" speaker |
| Animated escapee from a dentist's aquarium |
| Fictional captain who is the son of a raja |
| Movie role played by Mason, Lom, and Sharif |
| Student of Mr. Ray, in a 2003 animated film |
| Title character abducted in a hit 2003 film |
| Animated clownfish voiced by Alexander Gould |
| Captain who said "Eat your pudding, Mr. Land |
| Dory helped find him in a 2003 animated film |
| Fictional clownfish with a foreshortened fin |
| Film fish who was lost and found before Dory |
| Little" visitor to Slumberland, in old comics |
| Best Animated Feature of 2003 title character |
| Fictional mariner also known as Prince Dakkar |
| The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" captain |
| Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" captain |
| Fish who was found near the end of a 2003 movie |
| Marlin's son in a 2003 film and its 2016 sequel |
| Captain of "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen |
| Seaman whose last words were "God and my country! |
| Captain in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea |
| Finding ___" (Pixar movie with an upcoming sequel) |
| He spends much of the film in a dentist's fishtank |
| I am at once captain, builder and engineer" speaker |
| Little ___ in Slumberland" (pioneering comic strip) |
| Finding ___" (Pixar movie featuring Ellen DeGeneres) |
| Captain who said, "I have done with society entirely |
| Film character who escaped from a dentist's fishtank |
| Captain ___ of "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea |
| Fish Marlin and Dory look for in a 2003 animated movie |
| Fictional captain who travels with an extensive library |
| His father rode the East Australian Current to find him |
| His last line is "See you after school, Dory! Bye, Dad! |
| Film character whose first line is "First day of school! |
| Clownfish character in the upcoming Pixar film "Finding Dory |
| Finding ___" (2003 Pixar film with the sequel "Finding Dory") |
| Finding ___" (Pixar film with the 2016 sequel "Finding Dory") |
| Captain ___ and the Underwater City" (1969 Chuck Connors film) |
| Film title character whose mother dies three minutes into the film |
| Literary captain who says "I am not what you call a civilized man! |
| Fictional character who says "I am not what you call a civilized man! |
| He's called Chico, Fabio, Bingo, Harpo, and Elmo by the forgetful fish Dory |
| 2003 film title character who's supposed to be Darla's eighth birthday present |
| Movie character with more than 400 siblings, all of whom are killed within the first five minutes of the film |