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|name=Hyuruhyuru | |name=Hyuruhyuru | ||
|kana=ヒュルヒュル | |||
|fanname = Huuhuu | |||
|image=[[File:Hyuruhyuru1OA.jpg|120px]] | |image=[[File:Hyuruhyuru1OA.jpg|120px]] | ||
|located=[[Sunken Ship]], [[Torrent's Waterfall]], [[Misty Town]] | |located=[[Sunken Ship]], [[Torrent's Waterfall]], [[Misty Town]] | ||
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==Trivia== | |||
*Hyuruhyuru bares a close resemblance to [[Starfright]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. | |||
===Name Origin=== | |||
* Hyuruhyuru most likely comes from ひゅう (''Hyū''), or a high-pitched flute sound. In dramas and ghost films, this (usually alongside drums) would indicate that a ghost has appeared. | |||
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| Japanese Name | ヒュルヒュル |
| Fan Name* | Huuhuu |
| Located | Sunken Ship, Torrent's Waterfall, Misty Town |
| First Appearance | Densetsu no Starfy |
| Latest Appearance | Densetsu no Starfy 3 |
Hyuruhyuru is an enemy in the Game Boy Advance games. It is usually found in haunted places.
Trivia
- Hyuruhyuru bares a close resemblance to Starfright from The Legendary Starfy.
Name Origin
- Hyuruhyuru most likely comes from ひゅう (Hyū), or a high-pitched flute sound. In dramas and ghost films, this (usually alongside drums) would indicate that a ghost has appeared.
