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Its English name is a portmanteau of "thunder" and "giraffe". Its Japanese name comes from {{nihongo||麒麟|Kirin}}, the Japanese word for {{W|giraffe}}. {{w|Idaten}} is the name of a Buddhist figure synonymous with speed in Japan. | Its English name is a portmanteau of "thunder" and "giraffe". Its Japanese name comes from {{nihongo||麒麟|Kirin}}, the Japanese word for {{W|giraffe}}. {{w|Idaten}} is the name of a Buddhist figure synonymous with speed in Japan. | ||
==Spirit== | ===Spirit=== | ||
As a spirit, the Thunderaffe's body is primarily a yellow color covered with light yellow lines, forming heart symbols. It has four purple and yellow horns on the top of its head, and two similar shorter ones in the middle. It has black eyes, with circular yellow pupils, and a purple nose. It has a yellow collar, with a big purple and blue diamond in the middle of its neck. It has yellow, purple, and light yellow feet, and golden hooves. On the top of its legs, are light blue wings. Similar shorter ones can be found on the sides of it's hooves. | As a spirit, the Thunderaffe's body is primarily a yellow color covered with light yellow lines, forming heart symbols. It has four purple and yellow horns on the top of its head, and two similar shorter ones in the middle. It has black eyes, with circular yellow pupils, and a purple nose. It has a yellow collar, with a big purple and blue diamond in the middle of its neck. It has yellow, purple, and light yellow feet, and golden hooves. On the top of its legs, are light blue wings. Similar shorter ones can be found on the sides of it's hooves. | ||