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Giginebura/Gigginox, for which the chinese/kanji name is more a description of the creature... which is difficult to translate- "negative energy appreciation" or something, basically meaning extremely dis-liked/disgusting. Just like how in the english version, Gigi's items are described negatively (unnerving talon, fearsome maw, etc) in the japanese version, its the same.
None the less, they're disgusting, horrible creatures similar to a Khezu But their teeth are actually a lot neater than this... They're still a disgusting mouth though.
For reference, i started with the mouths i looked at for this: [link] which was horse and tiger mouth interiors. However, i also took a look inside my own mouth and it was a lot darker. Therefore, i then referenced the very insides of my mouth instead The rest of it became somewhat sub-par.
Monster Hunter and Giginebura belong to Capcom.
None the less, they're disgusting, horrible creatures similar to a Khezu But their teeth are actually a lot neater than this... They're still a disgusting mouth though.
For reference, i started with the mouths i looked at for this: [link] which was horse and tiger mouth interiors. However, i also took a look inside my own mouth and it was a lot darker. Therefore, i then referenced the very insides of my mouth instead The rest of it became somewhat sub-par.
Monster Hunter and Giginebura belong to Capcom.
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Really I thought the english name comes from:
- giggi/giga - great, large
- nox - darkness, night, death
And it's japanese name comes from the romanization:
- giggi/giga - great, large
- nebura/nebula - cloud, fog, mist
But your theory is seems well thought out too. Excellet research btw!
- giggi/giga - great, large
- nox - darkness, night, death
And it's japanese name comes from the romanization:
- giggi/giga - great, large
- nebura/nebula - cloud, fog, mist
But your theory is seems well thought out too. Excellet research btw!