Monsters in article: Mythical Monsters
Monsters in category: Category:Mythical Monsters
Below is a list of every known default name for every Mythical Monster.
| Monster | Possible Names | Monster | Possible Names |
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 Cataliszt |
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 G'joob |
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 Strombonin |
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 Yawstrich |
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 Anglow |
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 Hyehehe |
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 Buzzinga |
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 Cherubble |
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 Bleatnik |
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 Cranchee |
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 Sporerow |
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 Pinghound |
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 Wheezel |
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 Knurv |
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 shLep |
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Nickname Origins[]
These explain where the names of the Monsters originate from.
Cataliszt[]
Cataliszt's names are most likely based on the Monster-Handlers' pet cats, along with other cat related words.
- "Azrael" may be a reference to Gargamel's cat from The Smurfs with the same name.
- "Beast Boy" is likely a reference to the Teen Titans Go character of the same name who has the ability to morph into any animal.
- Puss in Boots (Boots) [European fairytale. Also a character from Dreamworks’ Shrek franchise]
G'joob[]
G'joob's names reference the famous band The Beatles.
- Wilford Brimley (Wilford, Brimley)
- Odobenidae (Odoben) [Family with the walrus as its only extant member]
- Paul McCartney (Pall) [Member of The Beatles]
- Pinniped (Pinneas) [Clade that walruses belong to]
- Ringo Starr (Ringu) [Member of The Beatles]
- Fab Four (Phabphor) [Nickname for The Beatles]
- The Beatles (Beetus) [Could also be referencing the Wilford Brimley "diabeetus" meme]
Strombonin[]
Strombonin's names are references to gastropods
- Pomacea Urceus (Urceus)
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Yawstrich[]
Yawstrich's names are references to yodelling and its appearance
- Ratite (Rayttite) [Family of Ostriches]
- Emu (Emoodle)
- Yodelay (Odelay) (Jodel)
- Neck (Knek)
- Struthio (Strootheo)
- Thethoor (Thethoor) [Fling A Thing character]
Anglow[]
Anglow's default names reference how it is an extra-terrestrial monster and how oceanic it looks in nature.
Anglure (Angler, lure) Anglerfish (specifically the females) have lures.
Bubbles (Bubbles) a generic name you would use for a pet fish.
Cosmoglow (Cosmo, Cosmos, glow) another reference to Anglow being something from space, and glow being that Anglow glows.
Aquazul (aqua, azul) Aqua is another reference to Anglow being the Water Island Mythical, and Azul is Spanish for blue.
Domehedd is a portmanteau of the words Dome and Head, this is a reference to Anglow's design, as in how Anglow's eyes are inside a dome.
Hyehehe[]
Many of Hyehehe's names reference characters based on jesters, as well as bugs in both the original game and Dawn of Fire.
- "mOnStErP05_nIcKnAmE_1" is a reference to its internal name, written in alternating caps as a form of mockery.
- "T-Rox" is a name of a Triple-Element Monster. It is similar to the 4th wall break, but in reference to when T-Rox first entered Dawn of Fire. Its nicknames were not imported and its only nicknames were "T-Rox" and "New Monster".
- "Lancer" may be a reference to the Deltarune character of the same name.
- Hyehehe's design includes a spade, which is what Lancer is.
- "Cleck" references an inside joke between the creator and his sister. It hasn't been revealed what this joke is about yet.
- "Iggy" likely references Iggy from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, due to Hyehehe being related to jesters/tarot cards (Iggy's Stand "The Fool" represents the tarot card featuring a jester, and Iggy himself is a dog, while Hyehehe is doglike).
- "YucKLeS" is a reference to the Thumpie of the same name (from the original Thumpie themed game).
- "Tung" references an inside joke in relation to a friend of the creator.
- Several of its nicknames reference fan-made Monsters from the My Singing Monsters community:
- "Boogley", "Cathedrocks" and "Ragtaggedy" are Monsters by QuinnQwerty, its creator.
- "Awsmask" is a Monster by Exclaim!
- Jazobell, is based on the triple elemental monster with the same name created by the user Mantisgirl, due to both monsters having a jester appearance. However, Jazobell, as in the nickname, is unused.
Buzzinga[]
Buzzinga's names mostly derive from bees in mythology, with some deriving from the TV show The Big Bang Theory.
- Bugonia (Bugonia) [Ritual using a cow's carcass in an effort to generate bees]
- Sheldon Cooper (Donshel, Sheldon) [Main character in The Big Bang Theory portrayed by Jim Parsons.]
- Hobnil (Hobnil) [One of the Bacab, four Yucatec Maya deities said to hold up the sky, and were associated with bees]
- Lorsch Bee Blessing (Lorsch) [9th century prayer dedicated towards bees]
- Melissa (Melissa) [Greek name which means "honeybee", or the nymph who discovered honey. Additionally, Sheldon Cooper's sister is named Melissa.]
- Ah-Muzen-Cab (Muzencab) [Mayan god of bees and honey, usually pictured upside-down]
- Nambi (Nambi) [Baganda mythology character who turned herself into a bee]
- Penny Hofstadter (Nepp) [Main character in The Big Bang Theory portrayed by Kaley Cuoco.]
- Potnia (Potnia) [Greek goddess referred to as "Pure Mother Bee"]
- Aristaeus (Taeus) [Mythological hero known for being a beekeeper]
- Telipinu (Telipinu) [Hittite agriculture god who got stung by a bee]
- Howard Wolowitz (Witz) [Main character in The Big Bang Theory portrayed by Simon Helberg.]
Cherubble[]
Cherubble has some names referencing the person who created the inspiration behind its sound.
- Bunch of guys [Bunchaguys]
- Chofus [Chofus]
- Decorate + coral; Decoral (Decoral) [The latter is a fanmade monster from Erik's old class called the Revolutionaries, which is where Cherubble used to originate from]
- OriginOfMajesty (Orygen, Majjistee)
- "You snooze, you lose" (Snoozalooz) [Phrase]
Bleatnik[]
Bleatnik's names derive from people associated with the Beat Generation movement of the '50s-'60s and caprine animals.
- Oreamnos (Amnose) [Taxonomic family of mountain goats]
- Amiri Baraka (Barakka) [Beat poet and author]
- Allen Ginsberg (Bergsgin) [Beat poet and author]
- Bovidae (Brovidae) [Taxonomic family of ruminant animals]
- William S. Burroughs (Burrows) [Beat author]
- Ken Kesey (Casey) [Author connected with Beat poets]
- Neal Cassady (Cassidy) [Beat poet and author]
- Herbert Huncke (Hunckie) [Beat poet and author]
- Jack Kerouac (Kerrouac) [Beat poet and author]
- Chamois (Shamwaa) [Goat-antelope]
- Muskox (Skox) [Hoofed mammal]
- Takin (Takin) [Large caprine animal]
Cranchee[]
Cranchee's names derive from genera of the Cranchiidae family, or terms for cranky people.
- Bathothauma (Bathotha) [Genus in the Taoniinae subfamily of Cranchiidae]
- Egea (Egea) [Genus in the Taoniinae subfamily of Cranchiidae]
- Grumbler (Grumb) [Irritable complaining person]
- Liguriella (Guriel) [Genus in the Taoniinae subfamily of Cranchiidae]
- Mesonychoteuthis (Mesony, Toothus) [Genus in the Taoniinae subfamily of Cranchiidae]
- Misanthrope (Missanth) [Person who dislikes humankind]
- Mollusca (M'lusk) [Phylum of Cranchiidae]
- Curmudgeon (Mudgeon) [Bad-tempered person]
- Oegopsida (Oegop) [Order of Cranchiidae]
- Complainer (Plainuh) [Person constantly expressing annoyance]
- Red wine + Whine (Redwhine) [Wine colored like Cranchee + To complain]
- Sourpuss (Urpus) [Miserable or grouchy person]
- Bellyacher (Yaker) [Person who excessively complains]
Sporerow[]
Sporerow's names derive from passerines, notably sparrows.
- Abert's towhee (Abert)
- Baird's sparrow (Baird)
- Brewer's sparrow (Brewer)
- Cassin's sparrow (Cassin)
- Yellow-throated spadebill (Platyrinchus flavigularis) (Flavig)
- Oriole (Oreo)
- Rufous-crowned sparrow (Rufous)
- Chlorospingus (Springus)
- Tacarcuna bush tanager (Tacaruna)
- Tocuyo sparrow (Tocuyo)
- Tumbes sparrow (Tumbes)
- Vesper sparrow (Vesper)
- Worthen's sparrow (Worthen)
- Zapata sparrow (Zapata)
Pinghound[]
Pinghound's names derive from dog breeds, mostly those of the hound.
- Afghan Hound (Aphcan)
- Azawakh (Azawakh)
- Basset Hound (Bazzit)
- Bichon (Beacham)
- Beagle (Béagol)
- Bluetick Coonhound (Blootik)
- Bloodhound (Blud)
- Dachshund (Dax)
- Schweizerischer Niederlaufhund (Earl)
- Greyhound (Ghrey)
- Plott Hound (Plott)
- Gascon Saintongeois (Saintonge)
- Grand Griffon Vendéen (Vendean)
- Whippet (Wipput)
- Borzoi (Zorboi)
Wheezel[]
Wheezel has names related to the nursery rhyme Pop Goes The Weasel, the jack-in-the-box, and playing cards.
- Miller and Beacham (Beacham) [Music publishing firm known for Pop Goes The Weasel]
- Claus (Claus) [German clockmaker who made the first jack-in-the-box]
- Diamond (Dyemund) [Playing cards suit]
- Paul Gavarni (Gavarney) [Drew early jack-in-the-box illustration]
- Heart (Haart) [Playing cards suit]
- John Foxe (Jofox) [English historian who coined the term jack-in-the-box]
- Club (Klubb) [Playing cards suit]
- North Marston (Marston) [Village where the jack-in-the-box is believed to have originated]
- Mustelidae (Mustel) [Biological family of the weasel]
- Poker (Pokur) [Card game]
- John Schorne (Schorne) [English clergyman who was believed to have originated the jack-in-the-box]
- Spade (Schpeyd) [Playing cards suit]
- Euchre (Yooker) [Card game]
Knurv[]
Knurv's names come from bogeymen, with only one coming from the Cave Crystal Teleporter.
- Babau (Babbow) [Eastern Mediterranean bogeyman]
- Bodach (Bodak) [Gaelic bogeyman]
- Butzemann (Butzee) [German bogeyman]
- Cave Crystal Teleporter (Connatruna) [Implies that Knurv is the 'connatruna' in the decoration]
- Coco (Cucuy) [Spanish bogeyman, also known as the 'cucuy']
- Gogol (Gogaul) [Albanian bogeyman]
- Grýla (Gryylo) [Icelandic bogeyman]
- Ijiraq (Ijirag) [Inuit bogeyman]
- Kakushibaba (Kakushi) [Japanese bogeyman]
- Kkullas (Kkullas) [Greek bogeyman]
- Abu Rigl Maslukha (Maslukha) [Egyptian bogeyman]
- Mörkö (Mörkö) [Finnish bogeyman]
- Sarronco (Saronko) [Brazillian bogeyman]
- Shaitan (Shaytan) [Indian bogeyman, also known as 'shaytan']
shLep[]
shLep's names derive from real and fictional lunch ladies.
- Miss Beazley (Beazley) [Cafeteria cook from Archie Comics]
- Sharon Adl-Doost (Doost) [Cook at the US Geological Survey's cafeteria, known for singing after announcing the menu]
- Doris Freedman (Doris) [Cafeteria cook from The Simpsons]
- Gladys (Gladys) [Cafeteria cook from The Muppet Show]
- Jarrett J. Krosoczka (Krosoc) [Author and illustrator of the Lunch Lady graphic novel series]
- Leah MacGrady (MacGrady) [Cafeteria cook from Arthur]
- Rosa Petitjean (Pettyjean) [Lunch lady from Code Lyoko]
- Miss Piddlin (Piddlynne) [Cafeteria cook in the Nickelodeon show All That]
- Chris Farley (Pharley) [Saturday Night Live cast member who portrayed the lunchlady in the sketch "Lunchlady Land"]
- Lunch Lady Rose (Rozz) [Lunch lady from Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide]
- Adam Sandler (Zandler) [Another Saturday Night Live cast member who wrote "Lunchlady Land"]