Difference between revisions of "Kitsunekobuta Forest"
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| − | The Kitsune Forest is referenced in the endings of each scenario; it is possibly the forest surrounding [[Viper Manor]]. [[Serge]]'s grandson is beckoned there by an adventurous girl to check out some ruins. | + | The Kitsune Forest is referenced in the endings of each scenario; it is possibly the forest surrounding [[Viper Manor]]. [[Serge]]'s grandson is beckoned there by an adventurous girl to check out some ruins. While Demiforce translated it as Kitsune Forest, the real name is Kitsunekobuta, which is akin to getting caught by a ghost or an illusion. "Kitsunekobuta" is used twice elsewhere in the game: when Kid sees the old lady in the storage room disappear, and when the protagonists return from the Colosseum in The Enigmatic Gigaweapon: Paradise X. |
===Name Origin=== | ===Name Origin=== | ||
| − | Kitsune is Japanese for fox. | + | Kitsune is Japanese for fox. Kitsunekobuta is an interesting word: |
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| + | * キツネ / Kitsune means fox. | ||
| + | * ネコ / Neko means cat. | ||
| + | * ブタ / Buta means pig. | ||
''From'': [[Locations (Radical Dreamers)]] | ''From'': [[Locations (Radical Dreamers)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:44, 12 December 2008
General Information
Radical Dreamers
The Kitsune Forest is referenced in the endings of each scenario; it is possibly the forest surrounding Viper Manor. Serge's grandson is beckoned there by an adventurous girl to check out some ruins. While Demiforce translated it as Kitsune Forest, the real name is Kitsunekobuta, which is akin to getting caught by a ghost or an illusion. "Kitsunekobuta" is used twice elsewhere in the game: when Kid sees the old lady in the storage room disappear, and when the protagonists return from the Colosseum in The Enigmatic Gigaweapon: Paradise X.
Name Origin
Kitsune is Japanese for fox. Kitsunekobuta is an interesting word:
- キツネ / Kitsune means fox.
- ネコ / Neko means cat.
- ブタ / Buta means pig.
