List of Korean character and enemy names

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Starfy (Stafy)'s Trophy as it appears in Daenantu Seumaesibeuradeoseu X which is the South Korean version of Super Smash Bros. Brawl)

This article is an incomplete table of Korean character and enemy names from The Legendary Starfy series as they appear in the South Korean version of Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Korean: 대난투 스매시브라더스 X, revised romanization: Daenantu Seumaesibeuladeoseu X) and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

English name Korean name Revised romanization McCune-Reischauer romanization Starfy 스타피 Seutapi Sŭt’ap’i Starly 스타핑 Seutaping Sŭt’ap’ing Moe 쿄로스케 or 두리번 (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) Kyoroseuke/Duribeon K’yorosŭk’e/Turibŏn Old Man Lobber 로브할아버지 ? ? Mermaid Mermaid ? ? Mattel 마텔 Matel Mat’el Chonmagyo ? ? ? Seiuchi-Kun ? ? ? Herman ? ? ? Wario 와리오 Wario Wario

Notes

• An unofficial way of rendering Starly is "스타삐" (revised romanization: Seutappi, McCune-Reischauer romanization: Sŭt’appi).
• An unofficial way of rendering Ogura is "오구라" (revised romanization/McCune-Reischauer romanization: Ogura).
• An unofficial way of rendering Moe's old Game Boy Color Japanese name; Kyororon (Japanese: キョロロン) is "쿄로론" (revised romanization: Kyororon, McCune-Reischauer romanization: K’yororon).
• Due to unknown reasons, Mermaid's name was rendered in English in the South Korean release of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Her name would be "머메이드" if it was rendered in Korean, and "인어" if it was directly translated.

External links

• YouTube video showing Trophies in the South Korean version of Super Smash Bros. Brawl including Starfy (5:49-5:52) and Starly (6:28-6:31)