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|Jap=ヒステリーマウス
|Jap=ヒステリーマウス
|JapR=Hisuterī Mausu
|JapR=Hisuterī Mausu
|JapM="Hysteria Mouse"; from "hysterie" (Dutch word for "hysteria") and "mouse"
|JapM=Compound of "hysterie" ("hysteria" in Dutch) and "mouse"
|Ger=Unratt
|Ger=Unratt
|GerM=Pun on "unrat" (refuse, because of their jealousness) and "ratte" (rat)
|GerM=Pun on "unrat" (refuse), referring to their jealous nature, and "ratte" (rat)
|Spa=Ratafael
|Spa=Ratafael
|SpaM=Spanish adaptation of English name ("rata" is the translation of "rat")
|SpaM=Spanish adaptation of English name ("rata" is the translation of "rat")
|Ita=Sorcismondo
|Ita=Sorcismondo
|ItaM=From "sorcio" (rat) and the name "Raimondo"
|ItaM=From "sorcio" (rat) and the male name "Raimondo"
}}
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Revision as of 22:18, January 28, 2024

Ratfael
Sprite of a Ratfael in Wario: Master of Disguise
First appearance Wario: Master of Disguise (2007)
Variant of Munchelangelo

Ratfaels are a relative of Munchelangelos in Wario: Master of Disguise. They are found in the S.S. Caviar. They look like a DaVincheese (another type of Munchelangelos) except they are more orange and have purple pants. Ratfael's name is a portmanteau of "rat" and the Italian Renaissance painter, Raphael.

In-game description

This little guy is always running about with a rage-reddened face. Some say it's because of his insatiable jealousy of Munchelangelo.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
German Unratt[?] Pun on "unrat" (refuse), referring to their jealous nature, and "ratte" (rat)
Italian Sorcismondo[?] From "sorcio" (rat) and the male name "Raimondo"
Spanish Ratafael[?] Spanish adaptation of English name ("rata" is the translation of "rat")