Dady Shark Adventure: Choose Between Shooting and Dashing from the Actual Obstacle
Keep two named actions distinct in an underwater route.
Read the obstacle's response
Dady Shark Adventure describes moving through sea obstacles and using either shooting or a dash against some of them. The word some matters: the listing does not say that every obstacle responds identically. Read the game's instruction and observe which action is indicated for the object ahead. A familiar-looking hazard is not enough evidence to assign it a universal counter.
Keep the controls separate
The source lists movement on WASD or arrow keys, shooting on K and dashing on L. Confirm that mapping in the active build. Before an obstacle, decide which action you intend to use so that an accidental key press does not confuse your reading of its effect. Notice where a dash leaves the shark as well as whether it clears the immediate problem.
Compare within one mode
The description advertises levels and an endless mode. If those choices are present, keep the selected mode steady while learning an interaction; different goals make results difficult to compare. Read character purchases for their actual effects instead of assuming a new appearance gives protection. This note provides no tested boss strategy, character ranking or guaranteed obstacle sequence. It helps you connect an observed obstacle with one of the two documented actions and the route that follows.