[ Extended Tribe List: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/962355051/ ] '★' varies depending on how much magic is used. (But I personally think it varies at how good a Makemo is at using their chosen type of magic / How powerful they are.) Kemon Series (Mammals): Penepene tribe (フェネフェネ族): The motif is a desert fox ( fennec fox ). Fennec fox, another name for the desert fox, is derived from the two-syllable Japanese pronunciation of fennec as pene (フェネ), and is literally translated from the original. Tiger Tiger Tribe (トラトラ族): The motif is a tiger . The translated name comes from the Korean word "tiger", and the original text is read as Toratorajok (トラトラ族). Looper Looper Tribe (ウルウル族): The motif is a wolf . The translated name is Lupus, a Latin word meaning wolf, and the original text is read as ウルウル族, which comes from the Japanese pronunciation of ウルフ. Goyang Goyang tribe (ネコネコ族): The motif is a cat . The translated name is Korean for "cat", and the original text is read as Nekonekojok (ネコネコ族). Horse Horse Tribe (ウマウマ族): The motif is a horse . The translated name is Horse, an English word meaning horse, and the original text is read as Umauma tribe. Inuinu tribe (イヌイヌ族): The motif is a dog . The translated name is Inu (イヌ), which means dog in Japanese, and is a phonetic translation of the original Inuinu (イヌイヌ族). Rabbie Rabbie (ウサウサ族): The motif is a rabbit . The translated name is Rabbit, an English word meaning rabbit, and the original text is read as Usausa tribe (ウサウサ族). Lailai tribe (ライライ族): The motif is a lion . The translated name comes from the English word ‘Lion’, which means lion, and is translated literally from the original text. Nezunez tribe : The motif is a rat . The translated name comes from the Japanese word Nezumi (ネズミ), which means rat, and is a phonetic translation of the original Nezunezu (ネズネズ族). Bat-Bat Family (モリモリ族): The motif is a bat . The translated name is the English word Bat, meaning bat, and the original text is read as Morimori, which comes from the same meaning, Koumori. Macgi Macgi tribe (バクバク族}): The motif is Mac . The translated name is derived from "Macgi", another name for Mac, and in the original text, it is read as Bakubaku tribe (バクバク族), which comes from the Japanese word Baku (バク), which has the same meaning. Fox Fox Tribe (コンコン族): The motif is a fox . The translated name is Korean for "fox," and the original text is read as Kongkongjok (コンコン族), which comes from the Japanese word for the cry of a fox, kon (コン). Tanutanu tribe (タヌタヌ族): The motif is a raccoon . The translated name is a literal translation of the Tanutanu tribe (タヌタヌ族), which comes from the Japanese word tanuki (タヌキ), meaning raccoon dog. Sarusaru tribe (サルサル族): The motif is a monkey . The translated name is Saru (サル), which means monkey in Japanese, and is a phonetic translation of the original Sarusaru (サルサル族). Kumakuma tribe (クマクマ族): The motif is a bear . The translated name is Kuma (クマ), which means bear in Japanese, and is a phonetic translation of the Kumakuma tribe (クマクマ族) in the original text. Deerdee people (シカシカ族): The motif is deer . The translated name is Deer, an English word meaning deer, and the original text is read as Shikasika (シカシカ族), which has the same meaning. Sharpshape tribe (シプシプ族): The motif is sheep . The translated name is Schaf, which means sheep in German, and the original text is read as シプシプ族, which comes from the English word Sheep, which has the same meaning. Tautau tribe (ウシウシ族): The motif is a cow . The translated name is the Latin word taurus, meaning cow, and the original text is read as Ushi-u-shi (ウシウシ族). Donkey Donkey Tribe (ロバロバ族): The motif is a donkey . It seems that zebras are also included. The translated name comes from the Korean word “donkey,” and the original text reads as Lobarova tribe (ロバロバ族), which has the same meaning. Kirin Kirin tribe (キリキリ族): The motif is a giraffe . The translated name is derived from the Korean word "kirin", and the original text is derived from the Japanese pronunciation of giraffe. Squirrel tribe (リスリス族): The motif is squirrels . The translated name comes from the Korean word “squirrel,” and the original text reads as リスリス族, which has the same meaning. Chilacilla tribe (チラチラ族): The motif is chinchilla . The translated name comes from chinchilla and was translated as Chila Chilla, but the original text is read as Chira Chira tribe (チラチラ族) in Japanese, so it is actually translated as the original text. Needle Tribe (ハリハリ族): The motif is a hedgehog . The translated name comes from Hari (針), the Japanese pronunciation of needle, or Harinezumi (ハリネズミ, needle rat), the Japanese pronunciation of hedgehog. The original text is also derived from hedgehog and is read as Hari Hari (ハリハリ族).
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