Monsters in article: Seasonal Monsters
Monsters in category: Category:Seasonal Monsters
Below is a list of every known default name for every Epic Seasonal Monster.
| Monster | Possible Names | Monster | Possible Names |
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 Epic Punkleton |
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 Epic Yool |
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 Epic Schmoochle |
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 Epic Blabbit |
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 Epic Hoola |
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 Epic Gobbleygourd |
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 Epic Clavavera |
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 Epic Viveine |
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 Epic Jam Boree |
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 Epic Carillong |
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 Epic Whiz-bang |
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 Epic Monculus |
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 Epic Ffidyll |
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 Epic Boo'qwurm |
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 Epic Spurrit |
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Nickname Origins[]
These explain where the names of the Monsters originate from.
Epic Punkleton[]
Epic Punkleton's names reference old actors, playwrights and scary terms.
- Baleful (Balephul)
- Marlon Brando + Brain (Braindo)
- DeForest Kelley + Marrow (DeFarro)
- John Gielgud (Gillgud)
- Leonard Nimoy (Leyo)
- Daniel Day-Lewis + Night (Niteloowis)
- Al Pacino + Chill (Pachillno)
- Playwright + Fright (Playfright)
- Shakespeare + Shaky (Shakeyspeare)
- Laurence Olivier + Woah (Woahlivier)
Epic Yool[]
Epic Yool's names mostly derive from ice, or figures associated with ice, with some Christmas themed names in-between.
- Belsnickel (Bellsnickel) [Gift-bringer in German folklore]
- Eggnog (Eggbog) [Traditional Christmas beverage]
- Frosty the Snowman (Fräustee) [Fictional snowman]
- Holly (Hawly) [Plant associated with Christmas]
- Icicle (Icetrikle) [Spike-shaped piece of ice]
- Weihnachten (Nacht) [German for 'christmas']
- Night King (Nite Kring) [Fictional character with ice powers]
- Olaf (Olaf) [Fictional snowman from the Disney film Frozen]
- Krampus (Skrampus) [Christmas figure that punished kids]
- Snowflake (Snowcake) [Crystal of ice]
Epic Schmoochle[]
Epic Schmoochle's nicknames reference chocolate, famous couples, or other Valentine's Day-related things.
- Bonnie and Clyde + Bonbon (BonBonNClyde)
- Chocolate (Cocolaite)
- Dos (Spanish for two) + Cocoa (Doscocos)
- XOXO (ExOh) [an abbreviated term for hugs and kisses]
- Chocolate fondue (Faundew)
- Forrest Gump (Gump) [likely referencing Forrest's "Life is like a box of chocolates" quote]
- Cupid (Kewpidd)
- Loved one (Luvdwun)
- Rachel Green and Ross Geller (RachelnRoss) [Couple from the 1994 sitcom Friends]
- Romance (Rhom'anze)[1]
Epic Blabbit[]
Epic Blabbit's nicknames reference different words, terms and fiction that relates to rabbits and deers.
- Bambi (Bambee) [Fictional deer character]
- The nickname (Doh) is a reference to the song “Do-Re-Mi” from the 1965 musical film The Sound of Music, specifically the lyric “Do, a deer, a female deer”.
- Cervinae (Cervinae) [A sub-family of deer]
- Gallivant + Antler (Gallivantler) [To “gallivant” is to enjoyably explore without care or concern]
- Hare (Haer) [Type of lagomorph known for their large, pointy ears]
- The nickname (Hasenbock) is a German compound word that is a combination of “bunny” and “buck”.
- Jackrabbit + Blabbit (Jackblabbit)
- The nickname (Jacko) potentially references the Jackalope, a mythical creature in North American folklore described as a rabbit with deer antlers.
- Cottontail (Kawtun Tale) [Species of rabbit characterised by their white undersides]
- Lop (Lopey) [Species of rabbit characterised by its droopy ears]
Epic Hoola[]
Epic Hoola's nicknames relate to genres of electronic & dance music, musical events and artists, as well as words associated with parties and celebrations.
- Bass Drop + Flop (BassFlop)
- Dubstep + Blubb (BlubbStepp)
- Coachella (CoachOola) [An annual music festival]
- DJ + Yay (DeeYay)
- The nickname (EeDeeEmmEssEmm) is a portmanteau of EDM (Electronic Dance Music), and MSM, an abbreviation of My Singing Monsters.
- Hoola (Hool4) [Hoola with the a replaced with a 4. Could be a reference to several DJs who have numbers in their name in place of letters. Deadmau5 being a good example]
- Hoola + Skrillex (Hoolex) [American DJ and music producer known for pioneering the harsh sound of modern Dubstep]
- Pie + Tie-Dye (PieDye) [A simple dyeing technique that produces colorful, spiral-like patterns]
- Yellow + Marshmello (Yello) [American DJ and music producer known for his signature helmet]
- Diplo (YipLo) [American DJ and music producer]
Epic Gobbleygourd[]
Epic Gobbleygourd's nicknames reference various variants of the story of Cinderella.
- Aspasia of Phocaea (Aspazeea) [Possible predecessor to the Cinderella character]
- Giambattista Basile (Basile) [Italian fairy tale collector who published an early incarnation of the Cinderella story]
- Rhodopis (Dopsiss) [Greek story considered the first known version of the Cinderella story]
- Cendrillon (Dreeyon) [French version of Cinderella written by Charles Perrault]
- Brothers Grimm (Grimby) [German academics who popularized the Cinderella story]
- Charles Perrault (Perrault) [French fairy tale writer who wrote Cendrillon]
- Aschenputtel (Puttel) [German version of Cinderella written by the Brothers Grimm]
- Lady Tremaine (Tremayn) [Cinderella character based on The Wicked Stepmother from Cendrillon]
- Ċiklemfusa (Tsikell) [Maltese version of Cinderella]
- Ye Xian (Yexian) [Chinese fairy tale similar to the Cinderella story]
Epic Clavavera[]
Epic Clavavera's nicknames come from places in Mexico.
- Michoacán (Acan)
- Baja California (Calli)
- Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl (Coyo)
- San Andrés Mixquic (Mixquick)
- Tultepec (Pultepec)
- Tzompantepec (Tzompa)
- Zócalo (Zocalo)
- Corazón (Corasson)
Epic Viveine[]
Epic Viveine's nicknames reference different Japanese anime and manga characters that have pink-colored hair or are associated with cherry blossoms.
- Anya Forger from Spy x Family (Ahhnya)
- Hitori “Bocchi” Gotoh from Bocchi the Rock! (Bocchi)
- Chika Fujiwara from Kaguya-Sama: Love is War (Fujiwara)
- Sakura Haruno from Naruto (Haruno)
- The Senbonzakura Kageyoshi from Bleach (Kageyoshi) [The Bankai ability utilized by Byakuya Kuchiki. Translates to “Vibrant Display of a Thousand Cherry Blossoms”]
- Kaoru Sakurayashiki from SK8 the Infinity (Kaoru)
- Charlotte Linlin from One Piece (Linlyn)
- Madoka Kename from Puella Magi Madoka Magica (Madoka)
- Merry Nightmare from Dream Eater Merry (Merry)
- Mitsuri Kanroji from Demon Slayer (Mitzsuri)
Epic Jam Boree[]
Epic Jam Boree's names reference the 2018 film Mandy via references to it's star Nicolas Cage's other roles and it's mac and cheese-themed Cheddar Goblin character.
- Horns of Abraxas (Abraxas) [Stone flute/Song name from Mandy]
- Mandy (Andmy) [2018 Action horror dark fantasy film]
- Ronny Cammareri (Cammareri) [Cage's character in the 1987 film Moonstruck]
- Casper Kelly (Caskel) [Writer behind the Cheddar Goblin segment in Mandy]
- Castor Troy (Castroy) [Cage's partial character in the 1997 film Face/Off]
- Panos Cosmatos (Cosmatos) [Director of Mandy]
- Kraft Foods (Craapht) [Food brand that makes Mac & Cheese]
- H.I. McDunnough (Dunnough) [Cage's character in the 1987 film Raising Arizona]
- Edward Malus (Malus) [Cage's character in the 2006 film The Wicker Man]
- Shane Morton (Shamo) [FX expert who worked on the Cheddar Goblin segment in Mandy]
Epic Carillong[]
Epic Carillong's nicknames reference different Chinese terms, locations, cultural & mythological figures, and translations of the color yellow in different Asian languages.
- Cheng Ji (Chengji) [A military officer during the Three Kingdoms period of China]
- 伏羲 - Fu Hsi (Fuxi) [A mythical emperor in Chinese mythology, regarded for the creation of fishing and writing]
- สีเหลือง - S̄ī h̄elụ̄xng (Heluxng) [‘yellow’ in Thai]
- 黄 - Huáng (Huang) [‘yellow’ in Chinese]
- 华夏 - Huáxià (Huaxia) [A term that represents the significance of China’s formation and existence, culturally and historically]
- 黄色 - Kiiro (Kiiro) [‘yellow’ in Japanese]
- (Kunlun) [References the Kunlun Mountains, a 3000 kilometer long chain of mountains located in Western China]
- màu vàng (Mauvang) [‘yellow’ in Vietnamese]
- (Nolansaeg) [‘yellow’ in Korean]
- Nüwa (Nuwa) [A goddess in Chinese folk religion, Chinese Buddhism, Confucianism & Taoism]
Epic Whiz-bang[]
Epic Whiz-bang's nicknames could be referencing colors, amongst other things.
- Chic (Scheeke) [Word to say something is stylish and fashionable]
- Multi (Mowltee) [Likely referencing the multiple colors of a rainbow]
- Opaque (O'payke)
- Pastel (Pashteel)
- Aeroblue (Aireoblu)
Epic Monculus[]
Some of Epic Monculus' names are failed Colossal names from the Dropping Names community collab.
- Arktos [Failed Cold Colossal name]
- Brumalis [Failed Cold Colossal name]
- Dirtric [Failed Earth Colossal name]
- Kazen [Failed Air Colossal name]
- Myvin [Failed Plant Colossal name]
- Notka [Failed Water Colossal name]
- Poterro [Failed Earth Colossal name]
- Saeweg [Failed Water Colossal name]
- Toreeze [Failed Air Colossal name]
- Verjer [Failed Plant Colossal name]
Epic Ffidyll[]
Epic Ffidyll's nicknames relate to Irish mythology, names and phrases, as well as terms relating to nature and bravery.
- (Aleyf) [an anagram of the word “leafy”]
- Aos Sí (Aos’sia) [A supernatural race in Celtic mythology related to fairies and elves]
- Clover + Bell (Cloverbell)
- (Cornelia) [An Irish name meaning “strong-willed”]
- Flora + Fauna (Falaunaah)
- Fearless + Periless (Feyreliss)
- Fionnbharr (Fyonnbharr) [An old Irish word meaning “fair-headed one”]
Epic Boo'qwurm[]
Some of Epic Boo'qwurm's nicknames are references to famous female authors.
- Jane Austen (Jaeyn, Auhhstene) [Author of Pride and Prejudice and Emma]
- Charlotte Brontë (Brunntë) [Author of Jane Eyre)
- Harper Lee (Harpleer) [Author of To Kill and Mockingbird]
- Toni Morrison (Torissoni) [Author of Song of Solomon and Beloved]
- Margaret Atwood (Aq'wud) [Author of The Penelopiad]
- Mefo Phillips (Maeppho) [Author of Horseshoes and Holy Water]
- Miss Frizzle (Frizlerie) [Fictional character from The Magic School Bus]
- Aristotle (Haristaltal) [Greek Philosopher]
Epic Spurrit[]
Some of Epic Spurrit's names are based on prominent figures in Greek mythology, as well as strong anime characters.
- Achilles (Ackielys)
- All Might/Ōru Maito (Almaito)
- Hector (Hektaur)
- Hermes (Hurrmez)
- Hercules (Irkules)
- Edward Newgate (Newgate)
- Apollo (Opullo)
- Zeus (Zousz)