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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, | 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=== |