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rich2939
10-21-03, 08:33 PM Anyone got a humorous or serious name for an anthropomorphic bat?

Maybe something Batman related could be funny, or something rediculous like Batty Von Battenheimer.

Either way, just looking for some naming help.

Thanks
KardalysDelAranya
10-21-03, 08:43 PM You could always go the way of the classic "The Tick" cartoons and call him Dee or D. Fleidermous. (Die Fleidermous or something like that means bat in german)
Illithid Tentacles
10-21-03, 08:49 PM Originally posted by KardalysDelAranya
You could always go the way of the classic "The Tick" cartoons and call him Dee or D. Fleidermous. (Die Fleidermous or something like that means bat in german)

Die Fleidermous literally means "the bat".
TheBlackBart
10-22-03, 08:18 AM Just building up on the idea of using foreign languages words for "bat".

In french, you could say:

Chauve-souris = Bat (litteraly, bald-mouse!)

Chyroptère = scientific name for bat (don't ask me latin, but you night want to check it up).

In spanish, it would be:

Murcielago = bat
Trydan
10-22-03, 08:55 AM The correct German spelling of "Bat" is "Fledermaus".
Mr. VanderMeer
10-22-03, 10:04 AM Vladimir von Fledermaus.

or

Vlerkje Vleermuis

(vleermuis=Dutch for bat)

or Count Dra-cool-a (that's soooo lame)
Kethka
10-22-03, 10:24 AM How about Po-Po? I had an old anthromorphic bat druid named that once. He was friends with a Kobold bard named Ko-Ko.

They were both hippies (literally), which bugged our barbarian to no end :D
TheMightyMcClaw
10-22-03, 02:07 PM I personally prefered Batmanuel over Die Fledermaus.
Trydan
10-23-03, 02:45 AM Originally posted by Kethka
How about Po-Po

:uh-huh:

NÃ¶... besser nicht.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
rich2939 10-21-03, 08:33 PM	Anyone got a humorous or serious name for an anthropomorphic bat? Maybe something Batman related could be funny, or something rediculous like Batty Von Battenheimer. Either way, just looking for some naming help. Thanks
KardalysDelAranya 10-21-03, 08:43 PM	You could always go the way of the classic "The Tick" cartoons and call him Dee or D. Fleidermous. (Die Fleidermous or something like that means bat in german)
Illithid Tentacles 10-21-03, 08:49 PM	Originally posted by KardalysDelAranya You could always go the way of the classic "The Tick" cartoons and call him Dee or D. Fleidermous. (Die Fleidermous or something like that means bat in german) Die Fleidermous literally means "the bat".
TheBlackBart 10-22-03, 08:18 AM	Just building up on the idea of using foreign languages words for "bat". In french, you could say: Chauve-souris = Bat (litteraly, bald-mouse!) Chyroptère = scientific name for bat (don't ask me latin, but you night want to check it up). In spanish, it would be: Murcielago = bat
Trydan 10-22-03, 08:55 AM	The correct German spelling of "Bat" is "Fledermaus".
Mr. VanderMeer 10-22-03, 10:04 AM	Vladimir von Fledermaus. or Vlerkje Vleermuis (vleermuis=Dutch for bat) or Count Dra-cool-a (that's soooo lame)
Kethka 10-22-03, 10:24 AM	How about Po-Po? I had an old anthromorphic bat druid named that once. He was friends with a Kobold bard named Ko-Ko. They were both hippies (literally), which bugged our barbarian to no end :D
TheMightyMcClaw 10-22-03, 02:07 PM	I personally prefered Batmanuel over Die Fledermaus.
Trydan 10-23-03, 02:45 AM	Originally posted by Kethka How about Po-Po :uh-huh: NÃ¶... besser nicht.