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==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jap=オトジ
|Jpn=オトジ
|JapR=Otoji
|JpnR=Otoji
|JapM=Play on「ユメノオトシゴ」(''Yume no Otoshigo'', "[[Seadring]]") and possibly「親父ギャグ」(''oyaji-gyagu'', "dad joke");「ジ」(''ji'') is also a Japanese male name ending.
|JpnM=Play on「ユメノオトシゴ」(''Yume no Otoshigo'', "[[Seadring]]") and possibly「親父ギャグ」(''oyaji-gyagu'', "dad joke");「ジ」(''ji'') is also a Japanese male name ending.
|FreE=Hipponel
|FreE=Hipponel
|FreEM=From ''hippocampe'' ("seahorse") and the male name "Lionel"
|FreEM=From ''hippocampe'' ("seahorse") and the male name "Lionel"
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|SpaEM=From ''Hipnocampo'' ("Seadring") and the male given name "Carmelo"
|SpaEM=From ''Hipnocampo'' ("Seadring") and the male given name "Carmelo"
|Por=Hipóculos
|Por=Hipóculos
|PorM=From "hiposonho" ("Seadring") and "óculos"
|PorM=From ''hiposonho'' ("Seadring") and ''óculos'' ("glasses")
}}
}}



Latest revision as of 20:06, January 9, 2025

Seabury
Seabury.png
Sprite from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
Species Seadring
First appearance Mario & Luigi: Dream Team

Seabury (pronounced "C berry") is a yellow Seadring with glasses that lives in Dreamy Driftwood Shore in the game Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. When the Bros. meet him, he starts telling jokes to them, but Mario and Dreamy Luigi do not find most of them humorous. The former then tells him about the Dream Egg. Seabury spits out the Dream Egg and disappears once he says one more joke.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese オトジ[?]
Otoji
Play on「ユメノオトシゴ」(Yume no Otoshigo, "Seadring") and possibly「親父ギャグ」(oyaji-gyagu, "dad joke");「ジ」(ji) is also a Japanese male name ending.
French (NOE) Hipponel[?] From hippocampe ("seahorse") and the male name "Lionel"
Italian Ippogag[?] From ippocampo ("seahorse") and "gag"
Portuguese Hipóculos[?] From hiposonho ("Seadring") and óculos ("glasses")
Russian Хохотун[?]
Khokhotun
From хохотать (khokhotat, "to laugh") with -ун (-un, Russian masculine nouns suffix)
Spanish (NOE) Hipnocarmelo[?] From Hipnocampo ("Seadring") and the male given name "Carmelo"