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==Naming== | ==Naming== | ||
"Plasm" means "living substance" while "Wraith" means "spirit" (such as a ghost). | {{naming | ||
|common = Plasm Wraith. "Plasm" means "living substance" while "Wraith" means "spirit" (such as a ghost). | |||
Internally, the creature is called <code>metaboss2</code>, which is a follow-up to the [[Mysterious Life-Form#Naming|internal name of the Mysterious Life-Form]]. The cubes it spits are called <code>metabuka</code>, where {{j|部下|buka}} means "subordinate". | |jpcommon = {{j|アメニュウドウ|Ame Nyuudou}}. {{j|ニュウドウ|Nyuudou}} translates to "Monk", but {{j|アメ|Ame}} can either mean "rain" or "candy" (particularly, toffee). Both could refer to the creature's appearance, either during its humanoid phase or its [[Mysterious Life-Form|watery phase]]. It can also be noted that it always [[rain]]s during the Plasm Wraith's boss battle (provided that no exploits are used). {{j|アメ|ame}} can also be short for "amoeba" (written in katakana like "ameba"), a unicellular organism usually found in water. Finally, its name could also be an allusion to {{w|Wanyūdō}}, the guardian of the gates of Hell in Japanese mythology. | ||
|jpname = {{j|セイヨウコガネアメビト|Seiou Kogane Amebito|Western European Golden Rain Man}}. | |||
|internal = Internally, the creature is called <code>metaboss2</code>, which is a follow-up to the [[Mysterious Life-Form#Naming|internal name of the Mysterious Life-Form]]. The cubes it spits are called <code>metabuka</code>, where {{j|部下|buka}} means "subordinate". | |||
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===Names in other languages=== | ===Names in other languages=== |