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==Naming== | ==Naming== | ||
In its English name, "Smoky" refers to the smoke it leaves behind, while "Progg" might be a combination of the words poison, and frog, given its frog-like appearance. "Prog" is also British slang for "to forage", and "sprog" is slang for "child" or "baby". The Japanese name, {{j|ドドロ|Dodoro}}, is from "どろどろ", an onomatopoeia | In its English name, "Smoky" refers to the smoke it leaves behind, while "Progg" might be a combination of the words poison, and frog, given its frog-like appearance. "Prog" is also British slang for "to forage", and "sprog" is slang for "child" or "baby". The Japanese name, {{j|ドドロ|Dodoro}}, is from "どろどろ", an onomatopoeia for mushy things. The creature has no known scientific name, and the internal name is the same as the Japanese one: <code>dodoro</code>. The egg is simply called <code>tamago</code>, or {{j|たまご|tamago|egg|f=tp}}. | ||
===Names in other languages=== | ===Names in other languages=== |