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The '''Scorchcake''' ({{j|ヤキオオバン|Yakiooban}}) is a mollusc-like creature that debuted in {{p4}}. Its upper half has a soft, cylindrical carapace, while its underside swells with flames, rendering it a fire hazard as well as a crushing hazard. | |||
The '''Scorchcake''' is a mollusc-like creature that debuted in {{p4}}. Its upper half has a soft, cylindrical carapace, while its underside swells with flames, rendering it a fire hazard as well as a crushing hazard. | |||
==Stats== | ==Stats== | ||
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{{see more|Shellcake family#Naming}} | {{see more|Shellcake family#Naming}} | ||
{{naming | {{naming | ||
|common = Scorchcake | |common = Scorchcake. | ||
|jpcommon = {{j|ヤキオオバン|Yakiooban}}. | |||
|jpname = {{j|セキタンオオバンガイ|Sekitan Ooban Gai|Coal {{w|Imagawayaki|Ōban-yaki}} Shellfish}}. | |||
|scientific = ''Conchcrustus emberio''. "Conch" may refer to the real life marine mollusk of the same name, and "crustus" may stem from "crust" or the Latin root word "crustae" meaning "rind, shell, crust". "Emberio" might originate from Old English "ember". | |scientific = ''Conchcrustus emberio''. "Conch" may refer to the real life marine mollusk of the same name, and "crustus" may stem from "crust" or the Latin root word "crustae" meaning "rind, shell, crust". "Emberio" might originate from Old English "ember". | ||
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===Names in other languages=== | ===Names in other languages=== | ||
{{foreignname | {{foreignname | ||
|Jap= | |Jap=ヤキオオバン | ||
|JapR= | |JapR=Yakiooban | ||
|JapM= | |JapM=From {{j|焼き|yaki|cooking|f=tp}} and {{j|大判焼き|ōban-yaki|{{w|Imagawayaki|ōban-yaki}}|f=tp}} | ||
|Por=Chamusbolo | |Por=Chamusbolo | ||
|PorM=From "chamuscar" (to singe) and "bolo" (cake) | |PorM=From "chamuscar" (to singe) and "bolo" (cake) | ||