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The name "Segmented" comes from the fact that its outer shell is made up of several segments that allow it to bend its body. "Crawbster" is a combination of "{{w|Crayfish|crawfish}}" and "{{w|lobster}}". In Japan, it is called {{j|ゴロムシ|Goro Mushi}}, where {{j|ゴロ|goro}} is "ground ball" or "grounder", which is a baseball term given to a ball that rolls along the ground, and {{j|ムシ|mushi}} is "bug" or "insect". This name refers its ability to roll along the ground.
The name "Segmented" comes from the fact that its outer shell is made up of several segments that allow it to bend its body. "Crawbster" is a combination of "{{w|Crayfish|crawfish}}" and "{{w|lobster}}". In Japan, it is called {{j|ゴロムシ|Goro Mushi}}, where {{j|ゴロ|goro}} is "ground ball" or "grounder", which is a baseball term given to a ball that rolls along the ground, and {{j|ムシ|mushi}} is "bug" or "insect". This name refers its ability to roll along the ground.


Its scientific name is ''Parastacoidea reptantia''. In it, ''Parastacoidea'' is the same word as a real world superfamily that includes species of freshwater crayfish, and ''reptantia'' is similar to the Latin ''reptare'', which means "to crawl slowly", perhaps referencing how it non-rolling method of movement is to crawl quite slowly. Internally, this boss is called <code>dangomushi</code>, which in Japanese is {{j|だんごむし|dangomushi|Pillbug|f=tp}}.
Its scientific name is ''Parastacoidea reptantia''. In it, ''reptantia'' is similar to the Latin ''reptare'', which means "to crawl slowly", perhaps referencing how it non-rolling method of movement is to crawl quite slowly. Internally, this boss is called <code>dangomushi</code>, which in Japanese is {{j|だんごむし|dangomushi|Pillbug|f=tp}}.


===Names in other languages===
===Names in other languages===