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|name = Hotcha Springs | |name = Hotcha Springs | ||
|image = [[File:HotchaSprings.jpg]] | |image = [[File:HotchaSprings.jpg]] | ||
|kana = あちちおんせん | |kana = あちちおんせん (Hot Hot Hot Springs) | ||
|residents = | |residents = | ||
|enemies = [[Fwip]], [[Octopult]], [[Nogo]], [[Glunk]], [[Cactot]], [[Splatch]], [[Mushrew]] | |enemies = [[Fwip]], [[Octopult]], [[Nogo]], [[Glunk]], [[Cactot]], [[Splatch]], [[Mushrew]] | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
[[File:HotchaSpringsdolphins.png|250px|thumb| | [[File:HotchaSpringsdolphins.png|250px|thumb|right|Two of the unnamed creatures.]] | ||
*In the background of various levels in Hotcha Springs, creatures resembling [[Splatch]] can be seen bathing at the | *In the background of various levels in Hotcha Springs, creatures resembling [[Splatch]] can be seen bathing at the surface of the water. | ||
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==Name origin== | |||
====English==== | |||
While it is clear the name of this stage is a play on "Hot Springs", the origin of the "cha" part is unknown. Unless it was added whimsically, perhaps it is used to preserve the -ch sound the Japanese name used; this is -cha, not -chi though the onomotopoeia a'''cha'''cha exists for something hot. Alternatively it could literally be the dated word "hotcha" in American English for approval or delight. While this word is still used, it may now be used facetiously. Note it is worth stressing that Old Man Lobber features in this stage; and the first uses of this word may have orignated in the 1930s.<ref>[https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/hotcha Collins Dictionary]</ref> | |||
====Japanese==== | |||
あちち (achichi), like あち (achi) is a word stereotypically used by children for expressing something "hot". An おんせん (onsen) is a (Japanese-style) hot spring or spa. | |||
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[[Category:The Legendary Starfy levels]] | [[Category:The Legendary Starfy levels]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:31, 22 December 2023
| Hotcha Springs | |
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| Japanese name | あちちおんせん (Hot Hot Hot Springs) |
| Greater location | {{{glocation}}} |
| Affiliations | {{{affiliations}}} |
| Residents | |
| Ruler | {{{ruler}}} |
| Enemies | Fwip, Octopult, Nogo, Glunk, Cactot, Splatch, Mushrew |
| Areas (levels) | 7 |
| Stage boss | Hot-Spring Snapper |
| First appearance | The Legendary Starfy |
| Latest appearance | The Legendary Starfy |
Hotcha Springs is the second stage in The Legendary Starfy.
Hotcha Springs is a stage where all of the waters are hot and the air is moist. It is said to be relaxing. Old Man Lobber first appears in this stage.
Major events
- Starfy gets Lobber's Logbook
- Starfy sees The Squirts again
- Starfy battles the Hot-Spring Snapper
Areas
- 2-1: Between a Rock...: Covered at The Legendary Starfy/Stage 2-1: Between a Rock...
- 2-2: The Wise Old Lobster
- 2-3: HEY-OH!
- 2-4: Hot-Spring Snapper Battle
- 2-5: ???? (Secret 1)
- 2-6: ???? (Secret 2)
- 2-7: ???? (Secret 3)
Trivia
- In the background of various levels in Hotcha Springs, creatures resembling Splatch can be seen bathing at the surface of the water.
Name origin
English
While it is clear the name of this stage is a play on "Hot Springs", the origin of the "cha" part is unknown. Unless it was added whimsically, perhaps it is used to preserve the -ch sound the Japanese name used; this is -cha, not -chi though the onomotopoeia achacha exists for something hot. Alternatively it could literally be the dated word "hotcha" in American English for approval or delight. While this word is still used, it may now be used facetiously. Note it is worth stressing that Old Man Lobber features in this stage; and the first uses of this word may have orignated in the 1930s.[1]
Japanese
あちち (achichi), like あち (achi) is a word stereotypically used by children for expressing something "hot". An おんせん (onsen) is a (Japanese-style) hot spring or spa.
References
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