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| Mechanitaurs heavily resemble [[Satyr]]s. Their skin is jet black, their eyes are yellow, and their armor is grey and distinctly mechanical with the Heartless emblem on their chestplate. Their feet and hands are white, and are equipped with gauntlets and pauldrons with green highlights. They wear a helm that has horns resembling engines. | | Mechanitaurs heavily resemble [[Satyr]]s. Their skin is jet black, their eyes are yellow, and their armor is grey and distinctly mechanical with the Heartless emblem on their chestplate. Their feet and hands are white, and are equipped with gauntlets and pauldrons with green highlights. They wear a helm that has horns resembling engines. |
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| The Mechanitaur's English name incorporates the word "mechanical", alluding to its mechanical design, and is derived from the {{w|Minotaur}}, a monster from Greek myth that was half-human, half-bull. Its Japanese name, "Clockwork Bull", simply alludes to its design resembling a mechanical bull. | | The Mechanitaur's English name is derived from the {{w|Minotaur}}, a monster from Greek myth that was part-man, part-bull. |
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