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* ''Barau''- Derived from ''Babau'', another name for a boogeyman in Mediterranean mythology.


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** Alternatively, a derivative of * ''Gwyllion'', a fairy that haunts mountain roads, which is where the Aura Battleship is constructed.
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* ''Botune''- Derived from “botúin”, an Irish word a fat fledgling or winged being that just took flight for the first time.

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* ''Botune''- Derived from “botúin”, ''botúin'', an Irish word a fat fledgling or winged being that just took flight for the first time.
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* ''Botune''- Derived from “botúin”, an Irish word a fat fledgling or winged being that just took flight for the first time.
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* ''Drumlo''- A derivation of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drumlough,_Hillsborough Drumlough]], a village in Northern Ireland.
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* ''Dana O’Shea''- Also called the ''Dana O’Shee'', a type of elven folk in Ireland related to beauty, youth, and nobility. The pilots of the Aura Battler are all women, Marvel Frozen, Keen Kiss, and [[spoiler: Riml Lift]].

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* ''Dana O’Shea''- Also called the ''Dana O’Shee'', a type of elven folk in Ireland related to beauty, youth, and nobility. The pilots of the Aura Battler are all women, women: Marvel Frozen, Keen Kiss, and [[spoiler: Riml Lift]].
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* ''Gedo''- A rare deviation from the fairy theme, it is named after Ged, the main protagonist of ''Literature/AWizardOfEarthsea''. Ged was a young but powerful wizard raised by a witch. Before becoming a powerful hero, he was an arrogant man who ended up hurting himself big time after a spell that causes disastrous consequences. It is likely either a reference to King Fauron, who was an arrogant king who did not realize the disaster he would bring by following Drake's wishes or rather Drake and his servants by summoning Upper Earthlings and creating Aura Machines that nearly devastated Byston Well.
* ''Goraon''- A derivation of ''groac'h'', a type of fairy in Breton mythology. Also known as a water-witch, it is one of the most powerful fairies in Breton waters and takes the form of sea creatures including walruses. Some interpretations depict them as well-intentioned fairies, if not overbearing. That could be a reference to how Foizon created the Goraon to confront Drake, but Elle and the others could feel a dark aura no different from his.
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* ''Hon Wan''- derivation of a ''Henwen'', a pig that gave birth to a monstrous cat that attacks Sir Kay or King Arthur.

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* ''Hon Wan''- derivation of a ''Henwen'', a pig that gave birth to a monstrous cat that attacks Sir Kay or King Arthur.Arthur.
* ''Garalia Nyamhee''- Her last name is a corruption of Nyame, the sky god of the Akan people in Africa.
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* ''Grimley''- A small village in the county of Worcestershire, England. In the Doomsday Book of 1086, its name is ''Grimanleh'', which is wood haunted by a ghost or specter.

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* ''Grimley''- A small village in the county of Worcestershire, England. In the Doomsday Book of 1086, its name is ''Grimanleh'', which is wood haunted by a ghost or specter. It is also a likely reference to a ''grammarie''/''grimoire'', a book for witchcraft and ancient spells.
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* ''Grimley''- A small village in the county of Worcestershire, England. In the Doomsday Book of 1086, its name is ''Grimanleh'', which is wood haunted by a ghost or specter.
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* ''Dana O’Shea''- Also called the ''Dana O’Shee'', a type of elven folk in Ireland related to beauty, youth, and nobility. The pilots of the Aura Battler are all women, Marvel Frozen, Keen Kiss, and [[spoiler: Riml Lift]].
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* ''Spriggan''- Named after malevolent spirits and trolls who acts as bodyguards. The Aura Ship is a reference to its commander and Drake's advisor, Shot Weapon, who plotted against him.
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* ''Bullbeggar''- The Aura Ship class is named after a spirit that haunts Creech Hill of England and terrorizes children.
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''Hon Wan''- derivation of a * ''Henwen'', a pig that gave birth to a monstrous cat that attacks Sir Kay or King Arthur.

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* ''Hon Wan''- derivation of a * ''Henwen'', a pig that gave birth to a monstrous cat that attacks Sir Kay or King Arthur.
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* ''Zwarth''- means "black" in Dutch in reference to its black colors. It's also a derivation of ''swarth'' or a dying man of a fetch, a British version of the {{Doppelganger}}, which is a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the BlackKnight would be the cause of his death.]]

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* ''Zwarth''- means "black" in Dutch in reference to its black colors. It's also a derivation of ''swarth'' or a dying man of a fetch, a British version of the {{Doppelganger}}, which is a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the BlackKnight would be the cause of his death.]]]]
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* ''Drake''- Named after the mythological drake.
* ''Foizon''- derivation of ''Foyson'', the "goodness" in food that is stolen by fairies that cause them to go bad unexpectedly.
* ''Nie Given''- derivation of ''Nicnevin'', the original name for the Scottish Queen of Fairies.
''Hon Wan''- derivation of a * ''Henwen'', a pig that gave birth to a monstrous cat that attacks Sir Kay or King Arthur.
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* ''Zwarth''- means "black" in Dutch in reference to its black colors. It's also a derivation of ''swarth'', a British version of the {{Doppelganger}}, a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the BlackKnight would be the cause of his death.]]

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* ''Zwarth''- means "black" in Dutch in reference to its black colors. It's also a derivation of ''swarth'', ''swarth'' or a dying man of a fetch, a British version of the {{Doppelganger}}, which is a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the BlackKnight would be the cause of his death.]]
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* ''Myu''- derivation of ''mew'', a nickname for a seagull that sometimes depicted as a fairy. The Aura Machine has a small bird-shaped design.
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* ''Pigsy''- a derivation of ''pixie'', a small fairy found in ancient grounds and enjoy riding horses. The Aura Machine reflects this as a small bipedal ground unit acting as a soldier mount.
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* ''Zwarth''- means "black" in dutch in reference to its black colors. It's also a derivation of ''swarth'', a British version of the {{Doppelganger}}, a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the BlackKnight would be the cause of his death.]]

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* ''Zwarth''- means "black" in dutch Dutch in reference to its black colors. It's also a derivation of ''swarth'', a British version of the {{Doppelganger}}, a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the BlackKnight would be the cause of his death.]]
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* ''Fou'' - a derivation of "Fuath" (a Gaelic word, so it's pronounced like "Four"), a generic term for various malignant spirits from the Highlands associated with bodies of water.

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* ''Fou'' - a derivation of "Fuath" ''fuath'' (a Gaelic word, so it's pronounced like "Four"), a generic term for various malignant spirits from the Highlands associated with bodies of water.



* ''Zwarth''- means "black" in dutch in reference to its black colors. It's also a derivation of "Swarth," a British version of the {{Doppelganger}}, a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the BlackKnight would be the cause of his death.]]

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* ''Zwarth''- means "black" in dutch in reference to its black colors. It's also a derivation of "Swarth," ''swarth'', a British version of the {{Doppelganger}}, a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the BlackKnight would be the cause of his death.]]
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* ''Zwarth''- means "black" in dutch in reference to its black colors. It's also a derivation of "Swarth," a British version of the {{Doppelganger}}, a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the Black Knight would be the cause of his death.]]

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* ''Zwarth''- means "black" in dutch in reference to its black colors. It's also a derivation of "Swarth," a British version of the {{Doppelganger}}, a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the Black Knight BlackKnight would be the cause of his death.]]
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* ''Zwarth''- a derivation of "Swarth," a British version of the {{Doppelganger}}, a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the Black Knight would be the cause of his death.]]

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* ''Zwarth''- means "black" in dutch in reference to its black colors. It's also a derivation of "Swarth," a British version of the {{Doppelganger}}, a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the Black Knight would be the cause of his death.]]
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* ''Zwarth''- a derivation of "Swarth," a British version of the {{Doppelgänger}}, a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the Black Knight would be the cause of his death.]]

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* ''Zwarth''- a derivation of "Swarth," a British version of the {{Doppelgänger}}, {{Doppelganger}}, a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the Black Knight would be the cause of his death.]]

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* ''Fou'' - a derivation of "Fuath" (a Gaelic word, so it's pronounced like "Four"), a generic term for various malignant spirits from the Highlands associated with bodies of water.



* ''Wryneck''- Also called the ''jynx torquilla'' due to its odd movements and shrill cry. The Wryneck was thought to be demonic in nature, thus a tool in witchcraft.

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* ''Wryneck''- Also called the ''jynx torquilla'' due to its odd movements and its shrill cry. The Wryneck was thought to be demonic in nature, thus a tool in witchcraft.witchcraft.
* ''Zwarth''- a derivation of "Swarth," a British version of the {{Doppelgänger}}, a shadowy wraith that takes the form of the observer and acts as an omen of death. [[spoiler:Show is the first person to see the Aura Battler and the Black Knight would be the cause of his death.]]
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* ''Leprechaun''- a small solitary fairy in Irish folklore who spends time counting gold and making shoes. Some sources indicate it to be the son of an evil spirit. The name is most likely a reference to its pilot Jeril, who lives in an industrial penthouse in Dublin, [[spoiler:and acts independently from the Drake Army after returning to Earth]].

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* ''Bubuly''- a corruption of ''Boobrie'', a shapeshifting water based spirit that inhabits the lochs off of Scotland. The Aura Bomber resembles a bird’s head in reference to the great auk, the creature’s main inspiration.
* ''Doro''- A katakana derivation of ''drow'' (also called a trow). Aside from references to dark elves, it is a mischievous fairy that’s short and ugly. Likewise, the Aura Bomber is a small vehicle within Drake’s army, designed to harass his enemies.
* ''Gea Gring''- a derivation of ''Gyre Carling'', one of several nicknames for Nicnevin, the Scottish queen of fairies. The nickname means “greedy ogress”, which refers to both Bishot and Luuza’s ambitious nature.
* ''Tungy''- a corruption of ''Tangie''/''Tongie'', a shapeshifting water spirit from the Orkney/Shetland islands. While the original spirit is designed to be a water horse or merman, the Aura Bomber resembles a crab.



* ''Gea Gring''- a derivation of ''Gyre Carling'', one of several nicknames for Nicnevin, the Scottish queen of fairies. The nickname means “greedy ogress”, which refers to both Bishot and Luuza’s ambitious nature.

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* ''Gea Gring''- a derivation of ''Gyre Carling'', one of several nicknames for Nicnevin, ''Wryneck''- Also called the Scottish queen of fairies. ''jynx torquilla'' due to its odd movements and shrill cry. The nickname means “greedy ogress”, which refers Wryneck was thought to both Bishot and Luuza’s ambitious nature.be demonic in nature, thus a tool in witchcraft.
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* ''Gea Gring''- a derivation of ''Gyre Carling'', one of several nicknames for Nicnevin, the Scottish queen of fairies. The nickname means “greedy ogress”, which refers to both Bishot and Luzza’s ambitious nature.

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* ''Gea Gring''- a derivation of ''Gyre Carling'', one of several nicknames for Nicnevin, the Scottish queen of fairies. The nickname means “greedy ogress”, which refers to both Bishot and Luzza’s Luuza’s ambitious nature.
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** ''Will Wipps''- a derivation of ''Will-o-wisp'', an entity with sinister intentions and seeks a tempting but impossible goal. It is the name for the Aura Battleship's commander, Drake Luft, who plans to conquer Upper Earth and Byston Well. [[spoiler:To top it off, he fails to do so.]]
''Gea Gring''- a derivation of ''Gyre Carling'', one of several nicknames for Nicnevin, the Scottish queen of fairies. The nickname means “greedy ogress”, which refers to both Bishot and Luzza’s ambitious nature.

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** * ''Will Wipps''- a derivation of ''Will-o-wisp'', an entity with sinister intentions and seeks a tempting but impossible goal. It is the name for the Aura Battleship's commander, Drake Luft, who plans to conquer Upper Earth and Byston Well. [[spoiler:To top it off, he fails to do so.]]
* ''Gea Gring''- a derivation of ''Gyre Carling'', one of several nicknames for Nicnevin, the Scottish queen of fairies. The nickname means “greedy ogress”, which refers to both Bishot and Luzza’s ambitious nature.
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** ''Will Wipps''- a derivation of ''Will-o-wisp'', an entity with sinister intentions and seeks a tempting but impossible goal. It is the name for the Aura Battleship's commander, Drake Luft, who plans to conquer Upper Earth and Byston Well. [[spoiler:To top it off, he fails to do so.]]

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** ''Will Wipps''- a derivation of ''Will-o-wisp'', an entity with sinister intentions and seeks a tempting but impossible goal. It is the name for the Aura Battleship's commander, Drake Luft, who plans to conquer Upper Earth and Byston Well. [[spoiler:To top it off, he fails to do so.]]]]
''Gea Gring''- a derivation of ''Gyre Carling'', one of several nicknames for Nicnevin, the Scottish queen of fairies. The nickname means “greedy ogress”, which refers to both Bishot and Luzza’s ambitious nature.

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!! ThemeNaming of Dunbine mecha and ships all revolve around fairy mythology across Europe. Below is an analysis of the names and how they relate to the story.

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!! ThemeNaming of Dunbine mecha and ships all ships
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!! ThemeNaming of Dunbine mecha and ships all revolve around fairy mythology across Europe. Below is an analysis of the names and how they relate to the story.
** ''Will Wipps''- a derivation of ''Will-o-wisp'', an entity with sinister intentions and seeks a tempting but impossible goal. It is the name for the Aura Battleship's commander, Drake Luft, who plans to conquer Upper Earth and Byston Well. [[spoiler:To top it off, he fails to do so.]]

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