They jump and climb on your mech. Maybe Pouncers.
I'm not very creative with names tho, so I'll leave it to everyone else and lurk.
I'm not very creative with names tho, so I'll leave it to everyone else and lurk.
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I've had a few ideas actually '3'
Shards because they look kind of sharp and jagged.
Gremlins because of ancient lore plane pilots had about weird sounds and bugs in their planes
And they make me think of dingos. Wild dogs. Just a thought.
And because of Grummz: Chupacabra.
Look it up. They look grody and kind of like the anklebiters, so...
Shards because they look kind of sharp and jagged.
Gremlins because of ancient lore plane pilots had about weird sounds and bugs in their planes
And they make me think of dingos. Wild dogs. Just a thought.
And because of Grummz: Chupacabra.
Look it up. They look grody and kind of like the anklebiters, so...
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Always liked Swarmers. The later version of the Vision Book does refer to them (or something very similar) as such. It's like their OG name.
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Pondered this with some oiks at the office.
One suggestion I got was "Keep the name short and with a hard sound at the end. Imagine shouting it over battle comms. So two vowels at most? Like how you'd name and call out to a cat."
So...what about Biters or Skippers or Raptors? (Provided we don't get saurian endemic life)
Just try shouting it out. Don't mind the weird look of the neigbours '3'
Alternatively, as Pandagnome showed a few posts earlier, using two words might also work.
Still have to think of a few suggestions for that one, though. Can get a bit rough on that end because options.
One suggestion I got was "Keep the name short and with a hard sound at the end. Imagine shouting it over battle comms. So two vowels at most? Like how you'd name and call out to a cat."
So...what about Biters or Skippers or Raptors? (Provided we don't get saurian endemic life)
Just try shouting it out. Don't mind the weird look of the neigbours '3'
Alternatively, as Pandagnome showed a few posts earlier, using two words might also work.
Still have to think of a few suggestions for that one, though. Can get a bit rough on that end because options.
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I kind of like Kneebiters. That's what I'll call them, but maybe that's better as a nickname.
I like the term "Gigalings", throwing back to Zerglings a bit, but they're "giga" because they hurt big. Big bite, small boi.
I like the term "Gigalings", throwing back to Zerglings a bit, but they're "giga" because they hurt big. Big bite, small boi.
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This seems to be the most suggested name too. Perhaps they're called that in the tsi-hu language?
I do feel like it might be a bit confusing for new reapers as they look UP instead of down when warned of a gigaling attack. Or they think whoever said it is about to begin laughing hysterically.
I do feel like it might be a bit confusing for new reapers as they look UP instead of down when warned of a gigaling attack. Or they think whoever said it is about to begin laughing hysterically.
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Do we know what noises they make? I think if soldiers are making slang their basing it on obvious things like noises or even physical features.
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What they target or use:
- Achilles Demon - or also known as (Add) with dog at the end
- Razor Swarm - with their sharp razor spikes on their body
What they may sound like:
- Screechors - perhaps making sounds like this
Played at 0.5 speed
- Aroarers - from the word Aura + roarer forming a change in energy harness to a singular purpose
Nice sounds
- Achilles Demon - or also known as (Add) with dog at the end
- Razor Swarm - with their sharp razor spikes on their body
What they may sound like:
- Screechors - perhaps making sounds like this
- Aroarers - from the word Aura + roarer forming a change in energy harness to a singular purpose
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Hello, the origin of kaiju is japanese. So I would stay with japanese terms.
Tsi-Hu also sound japanese. Couldn't find a direct translation for Tsi (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ツィ) or Hu.
As for the anklebiters/kneebiters
(Englisch Word) = (japanese pronunciation), if i get google-translate right.
ankle = Nakkaru
knee = Shiza
bite = Kamu
death = Shi
hunter = Ryōshi
basely = Kihontekini
low = Hikui
keen = Surudoi
So maybe a combination/alteration of those words
Nakka-Shi
Shiza-Kamu, Shiza-Kam
Hikui-Shi
Shi-Kamu
Tsi-Hu also sound japanese. Couldn't find a direct translation for Tsi (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ツィ) or Hu.
As for the anklebiters/kneebiters
(Englisch Word) = (japanese pronunciation), if i get google-translate right.
ankle = Nakkaru
knee = Shiza
bite = Kamu
death = Shi
hunter = Ryōshi
basely = Kihontekini
low = Hikui
keen = Surudoi
So maybe a combination/alteration of those words
Nakka-Shi
Shiza-Kamu, Shiza-Kam
Hikui-Shi
Shi-Kamu
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I like Nakka-shi and Hikui-shi those sound good and here's another one:
Itami Niburu - Pain nibble
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