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Revision as of 15:36, 31 May 2018
"I'm Macan Gadungan! Oh, are you my new 'master'...? Well, let's see how long you last! Ahaha!"
Transient Information
[Colosseum Colossus] Macan
【地下格闘王】マガン
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Like | Cthugha→ | → Nomad | |
Dislike | Nomad Tanngrisnir→ |
→ Ophion Behemoth |
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[Tyranny of the Lunatic Tiger] Macan
【狂虎の暴虐】マガン
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Relations
Relation | From Others | To Others | |
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Like | → | → Nomad | |
Dislike | Nomad→ | → |
Notes
- His full name is Macan Gadungan (マガン=ガドゥンガン).
- In Indonesian folklore, the Macan Gadungan is a type of tiger monster. Though their nature varies a great deal from telling to telling, they are typically cursed humans who spread their curse to others that survive being attacked by one, similar to the western werewolf.
- The word used for the term eat in Macan's profile is 喰う, and can also be a vulgar slang term for "have sex with" or "defeat", but given Macan's personality these three interpretations might be interchangeable.
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