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*** Cat Sith's name could be loosely translated to "Fairy Cat"; in a similar manner to {{Transient icon|Cu Sith}} (Fairy Dog) and {{Transient icon|Leanan Sidhe}} (Fairy Lover). | *** Cat Sith's name could be loosely translated to "Fairy Cat"; in a similar manner to {{Transient icon|Cu Sith}} (Fairy Dog) and {{Transient icon|Leanan Sidhe}} (Fairy Lover). | ||
* Cat Sith's royal appearance similar to that of a king is due to the Cat Sith often being associated with the British folk tale "[[Wikipedia:The_King_of_the_Cats|The King of Cats]]" where a man sees a group of eight cats carrying a coffin and was told to tell his cat that the old king had died; whereupon reaching his home and telling his wife, their pet cat exclaimed "Then I am the king of the cats!", who then rushes away and is never seen again. | * Cat Sith's royal appearance similar to that of a king is due to the Cat Sith often being associated with the British folk tale "[[Wikipedia:The_King_of_the_Cats|The King of Cats]]" where a man sees a group of eight cats carrying a coffin and was told to tell his cat that the old king had died; whereupon reaching his home and telling his wife, their pet cat exclaimed "Then I am the king of the cats!", who then rushes away and is never seen again. | ||
* The "chief poet" seems to be Senchán Torpéist, who in "Tromdámh Guaire" either mocks or kills cats, for which the cat king, Irusan, seeks vengeance. | |||
*The base expression used for Cait Sith's CS comes from an phrase that means imitating appearances without understanding the inner nature of something. | *The base expression used for Cait Sith's CS comes from an phrase that means imitating appearances without understanding the inner nature of something. | ||
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[Master Magician] Cait Sith
【幻世のマジシャン】ケットシー
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[Future King of Cats] Cait Sith
【次代の猫王】ケットシー
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Transient Summons
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- Fortune Festival Magic Transient Summon (2022 Re-Release) (2022) - Fortune Festival Magic Transient Summon (2020 December Re-Release) (2020) - Fortune Festival Magic Transient Summon (2020) |
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- May Fever Transient Summon (2024) - Valentine Fantasy Transient Summon (2023 Re-Release) (2023) - Valentine Fantasy Transient Summon (2022 December Re-Release) (2022) - Valentine Fantasy Transient Summon (2022) |
Notes
- Cait Sith (also Cat Sith or Cat Sidhe) is based on the creature of the same name in Celtic mythology. It is usually described to resemble a large black cat with a white spot or marking on its chest.
- Sith (alternate spellings are Sídhe and Sí depending on region) is a name attached to creatures that were often associated with the supernatural. It can be loosely understood to mean "fairy" but it is more closely translated to "of the mound" as the "sidhe" were the name of the mounds that dot Irish landscape and were often believed to be the entryway to the Celtic Otherworld.
- Cat Sith's name could be loosely translated to "Fairy Cat"; in a similar manner to
Cu Sith (Fairy Dog) and
Leannan Sidhe (Fairy Lover).
- Cat Sith's name could be loosely translated to "Fairy Cat"; in a similar manner to
- Sith (alternate spellings are Sídhe and Sí depending on region) is a name attached to creatures that were often associated with the supernatural. It can be loosely understood to mean "fairy" but it is more closely translated to "of the mound" as the "sidhe" were the name of the mounds that dot Irish landscape and were often believed to be the entryway to the Celtic Otherworld.
- Cat Sith's royal appearance similar to that of a king is due to the Cat Sith often being associated with the British folk tale "The King of Cats" where a man sees a group of eight cats carrying a coffin and was told to tell his cat that the old king had died; whereupon reaching his home and telling his wife, their pet cat exclaimed "Then I am the king of the cats!", who then rushes away and is never seen again.
- The "chief poet" seems to be Senchán Torpéist, who in "Tromdámh Guaire" either mocks or kills cats, for which the cat king, Irusan, seeks vengeance.
- The base expression used for Cait Sith's CS comes from an phrase that means imitating appearances without understanding the inner nature of something.
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