do aquatic music include dragon fish shuniji and axolotl

In Minecraft, the aquatic music disc "Dragon Fish Shuniji" and "Axolotl" are part of the game's soundtrack discs that players can find or craft within the game. Here's a brief rundown on their inclusion and significance:

1. "Dragon Fish Shuniji":

   • This is a 13th disc in the disc collection called "Mellohi".
   • It was added in the Java Edition of Minecraft in version 1.17, "Caves & Cliffs Part 1".
   • The name is a play on words related to the music disc "Cat" which was named "C418". "Dragon Fish Shuniji" is read as "C418" when broken down phonetically.

2. "Axolotl":

   • This is a music disc added in version 1.17, specifically the second part, "Caves & Cliffs Part 2".
   • It is a nod to the new axolotl mobs introduced in the same update.
   • The disc is named after the axolotl, an amphibian that was added to the game as a new type of mob that players can interact with and tame.

Both music discs, including "Dragon Fish Shuniji" and "Axolotl", are themed around the aquatic and the updates they were introduced in, which focused on underwater cave systems and new ocean life like the axolotl. They are not only part of the in-game music but also reflect the thematic elements of the game's updates and expansions.

These music discs can be played using a jukebox, adding a fun and immersive element to the gameplay experience as players explore and interact with the Minecraft world.