The legend of Matsya does not seem to be mentioned in the Garuda Purana. In addition to the demon Pralamba as quoted above, it is also mentioned that Matsya 'fought with the demon Hayagriva in battle, killed him, redeemed the Vedas, and saved Manu and others' (Part 1: 142.2-3). Notably, Hayagriva is also the name of the horse-headed avatar of Vishnu that recovered the stolen Vedas and returned them to Brahma. Stated to be the tenth overall incarnation of Vishnu at the end of the Cakusa Manvantara (i.e. the end of the reign of the sixth Manu) that saved Vaivasvata Manu, the seventh and current Manu associated with the legend of Matsya (Part 1: 1.23), other details include: