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'''Junior''' ('''[[Modo|Komodon]] Junior''' in Japan, shortened to '''Komodon Jr.''' in conversations) is the son of the Monstar [[Modo]]. He helped his father in building the space train [[The Cosmic Express]]. | '''Junior''' ('''[[Modo|Komodon]] Junior''' in Japan, shortened to '''Komodon Jr.''' in conversations) is the son of the Monstar [[Modo]] in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. He helped his father in building the space train [[The Cosmic Express]]. | ||
==Name Origin== | |||
*Junior's name comes from "Modo '''Junior/Jr.'''", his full name. His Japanese name, much like his father, seems to be a combination of lo'''como'''tive (ロ'''コモ'''ーティブ) and dragon (ドラゴン) + Junior (ジュニア). | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:46, 26 August 2022
Junior | |
Japanese Name | コモドンジュニア, Komodon Junior and コモドンJr., Komodon Jr. |
Species | Monstar |
Family | Modo (father) |
Affiliates | Starfy, Bunston, Moe |
Homeland | Planet Bunnera |
First Appearance | The Legendary Starfy |
Latest Appearance | The Legendary Starfy |
Junior (Komodon Junior in Japan, shortened to Komodon Jr. in conversations) is the son of the Monstar Modo in The Legendary Starfy. He helped his father in building the space train The Cosmic Express.
Name Origin
- Junior's name comes from "Modo Junior/Jr.", his full name. His Japanese name, much like his father, seems to be a combination of locomotive (ロコモーティブ) and dragon (ドラゴン) + Junior (ジュニア).
Trivia
- On his conversation sprite, the book that he is reading has Japanese text on the cover that is not visible on his official artwork. The Japanese text is still present in the localizations.