Samigina - Revision history

Artal: Traduction

2025-10-19T22:19:12Z

Traduction

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dragon>Antiyonder at 22:18, 14 July 2025

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	\|romanji= messāra (Messala)		\|romanji= messāra (Messala)
	\|old=None		\|old=None
	\|firstappear=~~''[[~~Dragon Quest V~~]]''~~		\|firstappear={{Dragon Quest V}}
	}}		}}
	'''Samigina''' is a ~~monster~~ that first appeared in [[Dragon Quest V]]. It is a stronger, deep-red variant of the [[Gamigin]], though it's not as strong as the [[Orobas]]. Unlike both of them, it is a [[Monster recruitment\|recruitable monster]] (all versions, DQV).		'''Samigina''' is a {{MFamilies}} that first appeared in {{Dragon Quest V}}.

			It is a stronger, deep-red variant of the [[Gamigin]], though it's not as strong as the [[Orobas]]. Unlike both of them, it is a [[Monster recruitment\|recruitable monster]] (all versions, DQV).

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
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	Samigina is the alternate name of Gamigin, the fourth demonic entity described in the Lesser Key of Solomon. It is a marquis of hell that initially appears as a small horse that transforms into a hoarse-voiced man shortly after being summoned. This name was coined by Alister Crowley for his personal translation.		Samigina is the alternate name of Gamigin, the fourth demonic entity described in the Lesser Key of Solomon. It is a marquis of hell that initially appears as a small horse that transforms into a hoarse-voiced man shortly after being summoned. This name was coined by Alister Crowley for his personal translation.

	The etymology of his Japanese name (メッサーラ messāra) is uncertain, but some Japanese fans speculate that it originates from the fictional character in the classic 1959 film Ben-Hur (based on the 1880 novel of the same name from Lew Wallace) known as Messala, which when transliterated into Katakana is the same as this monster's name. Messala is the childhood friend of the main character, Judah Ben-Hur. Messala later betrays Ben-Hur, thereby becoming his arch-rival and the main antagonist in the story.		The etymology of his Japanese name (メッサーラ messāra) is uncertain, but some Japanese fans speculate that it originates from the fictional character in the classic 1959 film ''Ben-Hur'' (based on the 1880 novel of the same name from Lew Wallace) known as Messala, which when transliterated into Katakana is the same as this monster's name. Messala is the childhood friend of the main character, Judah Ben-Hur. Messala later betrays Ben-Hur, thereby becoming his arch-rival and the main antagonist in the story.

	==Related enemies==		==Related enemies==
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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<center><gallery>		<center><gallery>
	~~Image:~~DQM 3DS Master Monster Tamer.png\|		DQM 3DS Master Monster Tamer.png\|
	~~Image:~~DQTCG Samigina.png\|''DQ'' Trading Card Game card		DQTCG Samigina.png\|''DQ'' Trading Card Game card
	</gallery></center>		</gallery></center>

67.81.251.39 at 23:05, 28 November 2023

2023-11-28T23:05:13Z

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dragon>Topaz Light: Typo correction.

2022-09-02T16:11:31Z

Typo correction.

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	\|name=Samigina		\|name=Samigina
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	\|~~romanji~~=		\|romaji=
	\|bestiaryNumber=104		\|bestiaryNumber=104
	\|sprite=[[Image:Messala.gif]]		\|sprite=[[Image:Messala.gif]]
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	\|exp=155		\|exp=155
	\|gold=50		\|gold=50
	\|tameRate=[[~~Samiginia~~ (Recruit)\|1/32]]		\|tameRate=[[Samigina (Recruit)\|1/32]]
	\|spells=[[Fizzle]]		\|spells=[[Fizzle]]
	\|skills=[[Spooky Aura]]		\|skills=[[Spooky Aura]]

dragon>Moonboy65 at 20:31, 23 March 2022

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	{{Monster Infobox		{{Monster Infobox
	\|title=Samigina		\|title=Samigina
	\|image=[[Image:DQV_Samigina.png\|~~190px~~]]		\|image=[[Image:DQV_Samigina.png\|center]]
	\|caption=Art by [[Akira Toriyama]]		\|caption=Art by [[Akira Toriyama]]
	\|kanji=メッサーラ		\|kanji=メッサーラ

73.121.193.84 at 23:40, 23 May 2020

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	\|firstappear=''[[Dragon Quest V]]''		\|firstappear=''[[Dragon Quest V]]''
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	~~{{Clear}}~~		'''Samigina''' is a monster that first appeared in [[Dragon Quest V]]. It is a stronger, deep-red variant of the [[Gamigin]], though it's not as strong as the [[Orobas]]. Unlike both of them, it is a [[Monster recruitment\|recruitable monster]] (all versions, DQV).

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	==={{DQ5}}===		==={{DQ5}}===
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	\|ds-mobile-sprites=[[File:Samigina.png]]		\|ds-mobile-sprites=[[File:Samigina.png]]
	}}		}}

	~~The '''Samigina''' is a monster from ''[[Dragon Quest V]]''. It is a stronger, deep-red variant of the gamigin. Unlike its relatives, it's possible to [[Samigina (Recruit)\|occasionally recruit]] one.~~

	==={{DQ10}}===		==={{DQ10}}===

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2020-05-23T22:49:15Z

Etymology

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	Samigina is the alternate name of Gamigin, the fourth demonic entity described in the Lesser Key of Solomon. It is a marquis of hell that initially appears as a small horse that transforms into a hoarse-voiced man shortly after being summoned. This name was coined by Alister Crowley for his personal translation.		Samigina is the alternate name of Gamigin, the fourth demonic entity described in the Lesser Key of Solomon. It is a marquis of hell that initially appears as a small horse that transforms into a hoarse-voiced man shortly after being summoned. This name was coined by Alister Crowley for his personal translation.

	The etymology of his Japanese name (メッサーラ messāra) is uncertain, but some Japanese fans speculate that it originates from the character in the classic 1959 film Ben-Hur (based on the 1880 novel of the same name from Lew Wallace) known as Messala, which when transliterated into Katakana is the same as this monster's name. Messala is the main ~~protagonist~~ Judah Ben-Hur~~'s childhood friend~~. Messala later betrays Ben-Hur, thereby becoming his arch-rival and the main antagonist in the story.		The etymology of his Japanese name (メッサーラ messāra) is uncertain, but some Japanese fans speculate that it originates from the fictional character in the classic 1959 film Ben-Hur (based on the 1880 novel of the same name from Lew Wallace) known as Messala, which when transliterated into Katakana is the same as this monster's name. Messala is the childhood friend of the main character, Judah Ben-Hur. Messala later betrays Ben-Hur, thereby becoming his arch-rival and the main antagonist in the story.

	==Related enemies==		==Related enemies==

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2020-05-23T22:44:22Z

Etymology

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	Samigina is the alternate name of Gamigin, the fourth demonic entity described in the Lesser Key of Solomon. It is a marquis of hell that initially appears as a small horse that transforms into a hoarse-voiced man shortly after being summoned. This name was coined by Alister Crowley for his personal translation.		Samigina is the alternate name of Gamigin, the fourth demonic entity described in the Lesser Key of Solomon. It is a marquis of hell that initially appears as a small horse that transforms into a hoarse-voiced man shortly after being summoned. This name was coined by Alister Crowley for his personal translation.

	The etymology of his Japanese name (メッサーラ messāra) is uncertain, but some Japanese fans speculate that it originates from the character in the classic 1959 film Ben-Hur (based on the 1880 novel of the same name from Lew Wallace) known as Messala, which when transliterated into Katakana is the same as this monster's name. Messala is the main protagonist Judah Ben-Hur's childhood friend. Messala later betrays Ben-Hur, thereby becoming his arch-rival and ~~one of~~ the main ~~villains~~ in the story.		The etymology of his Japanese name (メッサーラ messāra) is uncertain, but some Japanese fans speculate that it originates from the character in the classic 1959 film Ben-Hur (based on the 1880 novel of the same name from Lew Wallace) known as Messala, which when transliterated into Katakana is the same as this monster's name. Messala is the main protagonist Judah Ben-Hur's childhood friend. Messala later betrays Ben-Hur, thereby becoming his arch-rival and the main antagonist in the story.

	==Related enemies==		==Related enemies==

73.121.193.84 at 22:40, 23 May 2020

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	\|kanji=メッサーラ		\|kanji=メッサーラ
	\|romanji=		\|romanji= messāra (Messala)
	\|old=None		\|old=None
	\|firstappear=''[[Dragon Quest V]]''		\|firstappear=''[[Dragon Quest V]]''
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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	Samigina is the alternate name of Gamigin, the fourth demonic entity described in the Lesser Key of Solomon. It is a marquis of hell that initially appears as a small horse that transforms into a hoarse-voiced man shortly after being summoned. This name was coined by Alister Crowley for his personal translation.		Samigina is the alternate name of Gamigin, the fourth demonic entity described in the Lesser Key of Solomon. It is a marquis of hell that initially appears as a small horse that transforms into a hoarse-voiced man shortly after being summoned. This name was coined by Alister Crowley for his personal translation.

			The etymology of his Japanese name (メッサーラ messāra) is uncertain, but some Japanese fans speculate that it originates from the character in the classic 1959 film Ben-Hur (based on the 1880 novel of the same name from Lew Wallace) known as Messala, which when transliterated into Katakana is the same as this monster's name. Messala is the main protagonist Judah Ben-Hur's childhood friend. Messala later betrays Ben-Hur, thereby becoming his arch-rival and one of the main villains in the story.

	==Related enemies==		==Related enemies==