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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* He is based on the character from the Chinese novel "Journey to the west" [[wikipedia:Zhu_Bajie|Zhu Bajie]], who was a commander of the heavenly navy soldiers. He was banished for misbehavior with several figures and condemned (in some versions) to have a thousand lives on earth, where each one would end in a love tragedy. | * He is based on the character from the Chinese novel "Journey to the west" [[wikipedia:Zhu_Bajie|Zhu Bajie]], who was a commander of the heavenly navy soldiers. He was banished for misbehavior with several figures and condemned (in some versions) to have a thousand lives on earth, where each one would end in a love tragedy. | ||
* Once on Earth, he, by accident, fell into a pig well, and was reborn as a half-man, half-pig. In the story, he values himself so much, he tends to forget his horrible appearance, and had, since the transformation, been called Zhū Gāngliè (猪刚鬛), the Strong-maned pig. | ** Once on Earth, he, by accident, fell into a pig well, and was reborn as a half-man, half-pig. In the story, he values himself so much, he tends to forget his horrible appearance, and had, since the transformation, been called Zhū Gāngliè (猪刚鬛), the Strong-maned pig. | ||
* His name in Katakana is actually Gouryou, ゴウリョウ, which is Localized as Ganglie. | * His name in Katakana is actually Gouryou, ゴウリョウ, which is Localized as Ganglie. | ||
* His Charge Skill line, Tianpeng Yuanshuai, is a reference to Zhu Bajie's original title "tiānpéng yuánshuài" (天篷元帅), meaning "marshal canopy". | |||
* Ganglie has, in his Summer alt, the text "Bonnou Soku Bodai" (煩悩即菩提), which can be in reference to certain Buddhist terms. | * Ganglie has, in his Summer alt, the text "Bonnou Soku Bodai" (煩悩即菩提), which can be in reference to certain Buddhist terms. | ||
:: "Bonnou" (煩悩) refers to worldly desires, things that result in suffering, such as hatred, or greed. | :: "Bonnou" (煩悩) refers to worldly desires, things that result in suffering, such as hatred, or greed. |
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