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'''Lalako''' is a sea otter that only appears in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''. [[Starfy]] has to talk to | '''Lalako''' is a sea otter that only appears in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''. [[Starfy]] has to talk to her whenever he wants to fight [[Doppel]]. After telling [[Moe]] that a girl is looking for him, he rushes to Lalako's room, where he is grabbed and almost eaten by her. As thanks for giving her a super tasty clam, she gives Starfy the [[Prophecy]]. | ||
==Name Origin== | |||
*Lalako is most likely derived from Rakko (らっこ), the Japanese name for an enhydra lutris, or sea otter, and ko (子). While ko means child, it is also a common part of many feminine Japanese names. | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*The way Lalako holds up Moe is similar to how real life sea otters hold their food. | |||
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Revision as of 19:15, 4 February 2023
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| Japanese Name | ララコ, Rarako |
| iQue Name* | 小水獭, Xiǎoshuǐtǎ |
| Species | Sea Otter |
| Location/Residence | Undersea Temple |
| First Appearance | Densetsu no Starfy |
| Latest Appearance | Densetsu no Starfy |
Lalako is a sea otter that only appears in Densetsu no Starfy. Starfy has to talk to her whenever he wants to fight Doppel. After telling Moe that a girl is looking for him, he rushes to Lalako's room, where he is grabbed and almost eaten by her. As thanks for giving her a super tasty clam, she gives Starfy the Prophecy.
Name Origin
- Lalako is most likely derived from Rakko (らっこ), the Japanese name for an enhydra lutris, or sea otter, and ko (子). While ko means child, it is also a common part of many feminine Japanese names.
Trivia
- The way Lalako holds up Moe is similar to how real life sea otters hold their food.
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Lalako's sprite. -
Lalako holding Moe.
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