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==Etymology== | |||
*The orc queen's Japanese name is a pun as the ク (ku) katakana is homophone for 食, meaning "eat". When put next to the オ katakana the Japanese name can thus be read as "big eater", owing to the ladies' hoggish appetites. | |||
==Similar swine== | ==Similar swine== | ||
Revision as of 19:28, 14 January 2023
| Dragon Quest monster | |
|---|---|
| Orc queen | |
Art by Akira Toriyama | |
| Japanese | オークィーン |
| Romaji | Ōku kuin |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest X |
| Old localisation | None |
The Orc queen is the fairer half of the swine sovereigns, being the distaff counterpart to the Orc king.
Characteristics
Orc queens boar-women with pink fur, lavender tunics with matching boots, a flaxen colored belt, and plain spears. They are described as embracing their piggish halves, loving to eat large quantities of food at a time and becoming great gourmands. The extra pounds from this lifestyle are put to use in battle, however, with the queens colliding butt-first against foes with Hip Drop if their spears falter.
Appearances
Dragon Quest X
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Etymology
- The orc queen's Japanese name is a pun as the ク (ku) katakana is homophone for 食, meaning "eat". When put next to the オ katakana the Japanese name can thus be read as "big eater", owing to the ladies' hoggish appetites.
Similar swine
Gallery
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Posing with a spunky woman and an Axolotl in X