Monster Names/Magical Triple Element Monsters

Monsters in category: Category:Triple Element Monsters

Below is a list of every known default name for every Magical Triple-Element Monster.

Monster	Possible Names	Monster	Possible Names
Tapricorn	Baaaaman Caprine GillyGoat Goatiac Gotee Gruph Hedbut Hircine Shevre TapTop Unihorn	Spytrap	Bloominous Dionea Hubbud Moosca Muscipyoola Oddrey Sapp Tapp Snayr Tooee Veenuss
Rooba	Beetnik Blooma BoHo Buddie Dillruba Eyevee Grewvy Hurb PalmPalm Yippie	TooToo	Crysta DeeDeeArr Flarabesque Glodette Jacob OrOrAh Poynte Pranseur Shugaplum Twhirl Pyrouette
Withur	Fantasma Gleem Glo Gossamur Gozz Lyra Spectra Willo’ Wrayth Yazhmin	Cantorell	Chanterelle CreminiMe Gruffball Morul Porteeny Portobellow Rotbelly Shiitalkay Trufullup Trumpit
Uuduk	Arundo Balaban Cayn Donax Kordata Mey Reid Tsirana Tsiran Verrt	Bridg-it	Grendelle Gruffy Mbira Overlass Phalkor PheePhi PhoPhum TrippTrapp Trollimba Xylognome
Periscorp	Arthropop Beatbug Hi'Scorp Insectro Dubscorp Scortissimo Scorrwell Skitter Stingurr Thoraxica	Banjaw	Akilleez Dooel Jamstring Kartoolage Ligamenta Membrayn Sinyoo Scruggs Sprayn Twangus
Fiddlement	Ampshade Bulbelbee Bumblebulb Filaflint Flarehu Hooqin Incandesca Mothbulb Spotflight Zapp	Clavi Gnat	Cicadadada Clavine Flocust Funkey Grewvy Jamzelfly MitesideUp Phlee Spherewig Staccatoe
G'day	Arnham Blana Dakky Darga Gurruw Kakadou Kermer Manda Mayko Yawlngu	Larvaluss	Billkree Breksta Choanie Goober Hipnose Lummep Kohtoh Snomna Snorepheus Stubz
Frondley	Areckal Ayrrol Brendel Ghould Jarrut Kentia Mazari Pindo Polleni Sago	Mushaboom	Benyawn Bruhdore Bulluhdree Churo Framboyz Fye-st Leslie Mahboo Manuhdoo Picktoe

Nickname Origins[]

These explain where the names of the Monsters originate from.

Tapricorn[]

Tapricorn's names derive from caprids, notably the goat.

Baa + Shaman (Baaaaman) [Sheep bleat + Magical priest]
Caprine (Caprine) [Related to goats]
Billy goat (GillyGoat) [Male goat]
Goat + Zodiac (Goatiac) [Caprid animal + Sky belt including goat sign]
Goatee (Gotee) [Style of beard the monster wears, has 'goat' in it]
Three Billy Goats Gruff (Gruph) [Fairy tale about goats]
Headbutt (Hedbut) [Head strike that rams attack with]
Hircine (Hircine) [To relate to goats]
Chèvre (Shevre) [Goat cheese]
Tap + Top (TapTop) [To strike + head, could refer to headbutting or how the monsters plays]
Unicorn + Horn (Unihorn) [Legendary single horned goat-like creature]

Spytrap[]

Spytrap's names come from the Venus flytrap (or plants in general), among ones related to light or striking.

Bloom + Luminous (Bloominous) [Words that mean 'to flower' and 'glowing' respectively]
Dionaea (Dionea) [Genus of the Venus flytrap]
Hubbub + Bud (Hubbud) [Word meaning 'chaotic noise' and part of a plant]
Musca (Moosca) [Latin word for 'fly' used in species epithet of the Venus flytrap]
Muscipula (Muscipyoola) [Species epithet of the Venus flytrap]
Audrey II (Audrey, Tooee) [Little Shop of Horrors villain resembling a flytrap]
Sap + Tap (Sapp Tapp) [Plant fluid and word meaning 'to strike' or 'draw fluid from']
Snare drum (Snayr) [Percussion instrument]
Venus flytrap (Veenuss) [Plant that traps insects, much like the Spytrap]

Rooba[]

Rooba's names come from hippie culture and plants.

Beatnik (Beetnik) [Social movement that influenced hippies]
Bloom (Blooma) [To flower or start flowering]
Bohemianism (BoHo) [Cultural movement similar to that of beatniks or hippies]
Bud (Buddie) [Growth sprout on a plant]
Dilruba (Dillruba) [Instrument that Rooba plays]
Ivy (Eyevee) [Vine-like plant]
Groovy (Grewvy) [Slang term used by hippies]
Herb (Hurb) [Plant used for culinary/medical reasons]
PomPom/Palm (PalmPalm) [Monster that Rooba is related to/Type of tree]
Hippie (Yippie) [Counterculture about peace and non-violence]

TooToo[]

Many of TooToo's names are dance and ballet themed.

Dance Dance Revolution (DeeDeeArr) [Dancing-themed rhythm video game, it may also reference Dee Dee, a character from Dexter's Laboratory who is a ballet dancer]
Flair, Arabesque (Flarabesque) [Having good talent, and a ballet pose]
Glow, Odette (Glodette) [To produce light, and the main character of the ballet Swan Lake]
Aurora (OrOrAh) [Light-producing natural phenomena]
Point (Poynte) [Ballet move]
Prance (Pranseur) [Ballet move]
Shugabush, Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy (Shugaplum) [Dance number and song from the ballet The Nutcracker]
Twirl (Twhirl) [Ballet move]
Pirouette (Pyrouette) [Ballet move]

Withur[]

Withur's names derive from various words synonymous with "ghost," as well as some names referencing ghost-like fictional characters. Some of its names also reference its luminescence or light weight.

Ghost (Gozz) [A spectral monster, typically a departed soul]
Phantasm (Fantasma) [An illusion or apparition; potential reference to Phantasma, a ghost character from Scooby Doo and the Ghoul School]
Specter (Spectra) [Another word for ghost; potentially referring to spectrum, as in light]
Glow (Glo) [Refers to the way the monster appears to glow]
Gleam (Gleem) [Refers to the way the monster appears to glow]
Will o' the Wisp (Willo') [Also known as a will-o-wisp; ghostly light told of in European folklore]
Wraith (Wrayth) [A ghost-like image of a person]
Lyre (Lyra) [A string instrument similar to the one Withur plays; also referenced in the name of the Lyrodicus Rex, the fossil it strums]
Jasmine (Yahzmin) [Common feminine name; could be referencing Jasmine Fenton, sister of the titular half-ghost character in Danny Phantom, or Jasmin Dhunna, famous for her role in the 1988 horror film Veerana]
Gossamer (Gossamur) [Likely referencing the adjective form of the word, meaning light or insubstantial]

Cantorell[]

Cantorell has many names derived from mushrooms, befitting its appearance.

Chanterelle (Chanterelle) [Edible yellow mushroom]
Cremini (CreminiMe) [Edible brown mushroom]
Puffball (Gruffball) [Edible spherical fungus]
Morel (Morul) [Edible cone-shaped mushroom]
Porcini, Teeny (Porteeny) [Edible brown mushroom, and a word to describe something very small]
Portobello (Portobellow) [Edible brown mushroom]
Potbelly, Rot (Rotbelly) [A monster that Cantorell has a similar shape to, and a process of decomposition often aided by fungus]
Shiitake (Shiitalkay) [Edible brown mushroom]
Truffle (Trufullup) [Edible fungus]
Trumpet (Trumpit) [Edible fungus]

Uuduk[]

All of Uuduk's names come from reeds and the spine.

Arundo donax (Arundo, Donax) [Plant reeds are made from]
Balaban (Balaban) [Reed wind instrument]
Cane (Cayn) [Tall grass reeds come from]
Chordata (Kordata) [Phylum vertebrates come from]
Mey (Mey) [Reed wind instrument]
Reed (Reid) [Vibrating mouthpiece that makes a sound]
Tsiranapogh (Tsirana, Tsiran) [Other name for duduk, reed wind instrument]
Vertebrate (Verrt) [Animal with a spine]

Bridg-it[]

Bridg-it's names reference instruments and fairy tales.

Grendel (Grendelle)
Three Billy Goats Gruff (Gruffy)
Mbira (Mbira)
Overpass (Overlass)
Falkor (Phalkor) [Could reference Bridg-it's kind personality]
Fee-fi-fo-fum (PheePhi, PhoPhum)
"Trip-trap" (TrippTrapp) [Term from the Three Billy Goats Gruff story]
Troll + Kalimba (Trollimba)
Xylophone + Gnome (Xylognome)

Periscorp[]

Periscorp's names mostly reference music and scorpions.

Arthropod + pop (Arthropop)
Beat + bug (Beatbug)
Dubstep + scorpion (Dubscorp)
High score + scorpion (Hi'Scorp)
Insect (Insectro)
Fortissimo + scorpion (Scortissimo)
Stinger (Stingurr)
Thorax (Thoraxica)

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Banjaw[]

All of Banjaw's names are either country music-related or bone-related.

Achilles tendon (Akilleez) [Tendon named after a Greek hero]
Dueling Banjos (Dooel) [Famous Bluegrass song]
Cartilage (Kartoolage) [Spongey material between two joints]
Ligament (Ligamenta) [Two parts that keep joints together]
Membrane (Membrayn) [Body part]
Sinew (Sinyoo) [Tendon]
Earl Scruggs (Scruggs) [Famous banjo player]
Sprain (Sprayn) [Form of bone-related injury]
Country Twanging (Twangus) [Technique used in Country music singing]

Fiddlement[]

Fiddlement's names derive from lightbulbs, insects, and stringed instruments.

Ampere + Lampshade (Ampshade) [Unit of electricity + Fixture covering a light]
Bumblebee + Light bulb (Bulbelbee, Bumblebulb) [Yellow insect + Electric light fixture]
Filament + Flint (Filaflint) [Light bulb wire + Spark producing mineral]
Flare + Erhu (Flarehu) [Pyrotechnic light + Chinese stringed instrument]
Huqin (Hooqin) [Chinese stringed instrument]
Incandescence (Incandesca) [Production of light through heat]
Mothball + Light bulb (Mothbulb) [Insect pesticide + Electric light fixture]
Spotlight + Flight (Spotflight) [Beam of light + Way the Fiddlement moves]
Zap (Zapp) [To strike something with electricity]

Clavi Gnat[]

Clavi Gnat's names mostly derive from various types of insects and rhythm.

Cicada (Cicadadada) [Insect known for buzzing]
Clavinet + Vine (Clavine) [Monster's instrument + plant growth]
Flow + Locust (Flocust) [Rhythm in rap + swarming grasshopper]
Funky (Funkey) [Having strong rhythm]
Groovy (Grewvy) [Having propulsive rhythm]
Jam + Damselfly (Jamzelfly) [Improvise musically + dragonfly-like insect]
Mite + Right-side up (MitesideUp) [Small arachnid + face up correctly]
Flea (Phlee) [Bloodsucking insect]
Sphere + Earwig (Spherewig) [Clavi sac shape + insect characterized by cerci]
Staccato + Toe (Staccatoe) [Musical notation + digit at the foots end]

G'day[]

G'day's names come from the didgeridoo (also known as the yidaki), a musical instrument from Australia.

Arnhem Land (Arnham) [Area where the didgeridoo was made]
David Blanasi (Blana) [Didgeridoo player]
Yidaki (Dakky) [Alternate type/name of the didgeridoo]
Ash Dargan (Darga) [Didgeridoo player]
Djalu Gurruwiwi (Gurruw) [Yidaki player]
Kakadu (Kakadou) [Region where the didgeridoo was used]
Kurmur (Kermer) [Ngarluma name for didgeridoo]
Mandapul (Manda) [Yolŋu name for didgeridoo]
Mako (Mayko) [Bininj Kunwok name for didgeridoo]
Yolngu (Yawlngu) [Aborginal people who used the instrument]

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