Nemo

Nemo was named after the oceanic pole of inaccessibility called Point Nemo. He collects scrapmetal from the depths and either sells it or repurposes it for his own projects.

His name is Latin for "no-one," and to most dragons that is exactly who he is. And in Nemo's opinion, it would be better if it stayed that way.
Point Nemo is the most isolated and inaccessible place in the world. It's about 1670 miles (2,688 kilometers) from the nearest land. If you're at Point Nemo, then chances are that you're closer to people on the ISS than people on earth. (As long as the ISS is passing over, of course.)

Point Nemo is also considered a spacecraft cemetery due to the fact that decommissioned spacecrafts and satellites are often crashed there in order to not harm settlements.

Another interesting fact to note is that Point Nemo doesn't have much ocean-life either. The South Pacific Gyre (A massive rotating current) surrounds the point and prevents most nutrients from getting there, and it's too far away from land to get any runoff from coastal areas. The most common food source in this area is from volcanic vents and the bacteria and crabs that live around them.