Kospego (myth) - Revision history

Smasher at 21:07, 20 February 2025

2025-02-20T21:07:26Z

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon===		===2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon===
	[[Thunderhoof (RID)\|Thunderhoof]] was mistaken for the Kospego by [[Arnold]], and took advantage of the human by ordering him to built an altar — in reality a [[space bridge]]. Arnold roped other humans into helping him, until two more legendary creatures appeared and claimed they had come to punish the Kospego. Arnold and the other minions gave up on the Kospego and decided to worship "[[Sideswipe (RID)\|Sideswingo]]" and "[[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumbeego]]" instead. {{storylink\|As the Kospego Commands!}}		[[Thunderhoof (RID)\|Thunderhoof]] was mistaken for the Kospego by [[Arnold]], and took advantage of the human by ordering him to built an altar — in reality a [[space bridge]]. Arnold roped other humans into helping him, until two more legendary creatures appeared and claimed they had come to punish the Kospego. Arnold and the other minions gave up on the Kospego and decided to worship "[[Sideswipe (RID 2015)\|Sideswingo]]" and "[[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumbeego]]" instead. {{storylink\|As the Kospego Commands!}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Saix: Elk are (big) deer, so the specificity is not really needed here

2023-11-29T00:22:17Z

Elk are (big) deer, so the specificity is not really needed here

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The Kospego is ''very'' loosely based on the Algonquian myth of the {{w\|Wendigo}}. However, it's based more on the popular modern depiction of a half-deer half-human beast; the original Wendigo from Algonquian folklore was a gaunt, corpse-like cannibalistic giant with a literal frozen heart.		*The Kospego is ''very'' loosely based on the Algonquian myth of the {{w\|Wendigo}}. However, it's based more on the popular modern depiction of a half-deer half-human beast; the original Wendigo from Algonquian folklore was a gaunt, corpse-like cannibalistic giant with a literal frozen heart.
	*The Japanese name for the Kospego, "Shikapyon" (シカピョン), is a portmanteau of "shika" (鹿), ~~which means~~ "deer" ~~or "elk"~~, and "pyonpyon" (ぴょんぴょん), a mimetic adverb which means "hopping" or "repeatedly jumping" (as deer ~~and elk~~ are known to do).		*The Japanese name for the Kospego, "Shikapyon" (シカピョン), is a portmanteau of "shika" (鹿, "deer"), and "pyonpyon" (ぴょんぴょん), a mimetic adverb which means "hopping" or "repeatedly jumping" (as deer are known to do).

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

Saix: Note prominence

2023-11-29T00:18:35Z

Note prominence

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			*The Kospego is ''very'' loosely based on the Algonquian myth of the {{w\|Wendigo}}. However, it's based more on the popular modern depiction of a half-deer half-human beast; the original Wendigo from Algonquian folklore was a gaunt, corpse-like cannibalistic giant with a literal frozen heart.
	*The Japanese name for the Kospego, "Shikapyon" (シカピョン), is a portmanteau of "shika" (鹿), which means "deer" or "elk", and "pyonpyon" (ぴょんぴょん), a mimetic adverb which means "hopping" or "repeatedly jumping" (as deer and elk are known to do).		*The Japanese name for the Kospego, "Shikapyon" (シカピョン), is a portmanteau of "shika" (鹿), which means "deer" or "elk", and "pyonpyon" (ぴょんぴょん), a mimetic adverb which means "hopping" or "repeatedly jumping" (as deer and elk are known to do).
	*The Kospego is ''very'' loosely based on the Algonquian myth of the {{w\|Wendigo}}. However, it's based more on the popular modern depiction of a half-deer half-human beast; the original Wendigo from Algonquian folklore was a gaunt, corpse-like cannibalistic giant with a literal frozen heart.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

Khajidha: /* Notes */

2022-05-21T21:20:09Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The Japanese name for the Kospego, "Shikapyon" (シカピョン), is a portmanteau of "shika" (鹿), which means "deer" or "elk", and "pyonpyon" (ぴょんぴょん), a mimetic adverb which means "hopping" or "repeatedly jumping" (as deer and elk are known to do).		*The Japanese name for the Kospego, "Shikapyon" (シカピョン), is a portmanteau of "shika" (鹿), which means "deer" or "elk", and "pyonpyon" (ぴょんぴょん), a mimetic adverb which means "hopping" or "repeatedly jumping" (as deer and elk are known to do).
	*The Kospego is ''very'' loosely based on the Algonquian myth of the {{w\|Wendigo}}. However, it's based more on the popular modern depiction of a half-deer half-human beast; the original ~~Wnedigo form~~ Algonquian folklore was a gaunt, corpse-like cannibalistic giant with a literal frozen heart.		*The Kospego is ''very'' loosely based on the Algonquian myth of the {{w\|Wendigo}}. However, it's based more on the popular modern depiction of a half-deer half-human beast; the original Wendigo from Algonquian folklore was a gaunt, corpse-like cannibalistic giant with a literal frozen heart.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

Spin-Out: /* Notes */

2022-05-21T20:12:23Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The Japanese name for the Kospego, "Shikapyon" (シカピョン), is a portmanteau of "shika" (鹿), which means "deer" or "elk", and "pyonpyon" (ぴょんぴょん), a mimetic adverb which means "hopping" or "repeatedly jumping" (as deer and elk are known to do).		*The Japanese name for the Kospego, "Shikapyon" (シカピョン), is a portmanteau of "shika" (鹿), which means "deer" or "elk", and "pyonpyon" (ぴょんぴょん), a mimetic adverb which means "hopping" or "repeatedly jumping" (as deer and elk are known to do).
	*The Kospego is ''very'' loosely based on the Algonquian myth of the {{w\|Wendigo}}. However, it's based more on the popular modern depiction of a half-deer half-human beast, ~~drawing more from the wechuge rather than the~~ corpse-like cannibalistic giant ~~of the original Algonquian myths~~.		*The Kospego is ''very'' loosely based on the Algonquian myth of the {{w\|Wendigo}}. However, it's based more on the popular modern depiction of a half-deer half-human beast; the original Wnedigo form Algonquian folklore was a gaunt, corpse-like cannibalistic giant with a literal frozen heart.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

Spin-Out: /* Notes */

2019-05-18T19:26:49Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The Japanese name for the Kospego, "Shikapyon" (シカピョン), is a portmanteau of "shika" (鹿), which means "deer" or "elk", and "pyonpyon" (ぴょんぴょん), a mimetic adverb which means "hopping" or "repeatedly jumping" (as deer and elk are known to do).		*The Japanese name for the Kospego, "Shikapyon" (シカピョン), is a portmanteau of "shika" (鹿), which means "deer" or "elk", and "pyonpyon" (ぴょんぴょん), a mimetic adverb which means "hopping" or "repeatedly jumping" (as deer and elk are known to do).
	*The Kospego is ''very'' loosely based on the Algonquian myth of the {{w\|Wendigo}}. However, it's based more on the popular modern depiction of a half-deer half-human beast, rather than the corpse-like cannibalistic giant of the original Algonquian myths.		*The Kospego is ''very'' loosely based on the Algonquian myth of the {{w\|Wendigo}}. However, it's based more on the popular modern depiction of a half-deer half-human beast, drawing more from the wechuge rather than the corpse-like cannibalistic giant of the original Algonquian myths.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 03:32, 15 September 2016

2016-09-15T03:32:13Z

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			{{disambig2\|the ''Robots in Disguise'' mythical being\|the ''Beast Wars: Uprising'' criminal organization\|Kospego (group)}}

	The '''Kospego''' is a mythical creature said to live in the woods near [[Crown City]]. An elk-like creature, it walks on two legs and is believed to have the strength of a thousand humans.		The '''Kospego''' is a mythical creature said to live in the woods near [[Crown City]]. An elk-like creature, it walks on two legs and is believed to have the strength of a thousand humans.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon===		===2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon===
	[[Thunderhoof]] was mistaken for the Kospego by [[Arnold]], and took advantage of the human by ordering him to built an altar — in reality a [[space bridge]]. Arnold roped other humans into helping him, until two more legendary creatures appeared and claimed they had come to punish the Kospego. Arnold and the other minions gave up on the Kospego and decided to worship "[[Sideswipe (RID)\|Sideswingo]]" and "[[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumbeego]]" instead. {{storylink\|As the Kospego Commands!}}		[[Thunderhoof (RID)\|Thunderhoof]] was mistaken for the Kospego by [[Arnold]], and took advantage of the human by ordering him to built an altar — in reality a [[space bridge]]. Arnold roped other humans into helping him, until two more legendary creatures appeared and claimed they had come to punish the Kospego. Arnold and the other minions gave up on the Kospego and decided to worship "[[Sideswipe (RID)\|Sideswingo]]" and "[[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumbeego]]" instead. {{storylink\|As the Kospego Commands!}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47: S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 moved page Kospego to Kospego (myth)

2016-09-15T02:56:35Z

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 moved page Kospego to Kospego (myth)

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Abates: /* 2015 Robots in Disguise cartoon */

2016-08-10T11:22:53Z

2015 Robots in Disguise cartoon

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon===		===2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon===
	[[Thunderhoof]] was mistaken for the Kospego by [[Arnold]], and took advantage of the human by ordering him to built an altar — in reality a [[space bridge]]. Arnold roped other humans into helping him, until two more legendary creatures appeared and claimed they had come to punish the Kospego. Arnold and the other minions gave up on the Kospego and decided to worship "[[Sideswipe (~~WFC~~)\|Sideswingo]]" and "[[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumbeego]]" instead. {{storylink\|As the Kospego Commands!}}		[[Thunderhoof]] was mistaken for the Kospego by [[Arnold]], and took advantage of the human by ordering him to built an altar — in reality a [[space bridge]]. Arnold roped other humans into helping him, until two more legendary creatures appeared and claimed they had come to punish the Kospego. Arnold and the other minions gave up on the Kospego and decided to worship "[[Sideswipe (RID)\|Sideswingo]]" and "[[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumbeego]]" instead. {{storylink\|As the Kospego Commands!}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Spin-Out: Forgot to mention the "giant" bit, since it keeps growing the more it eats so it's always hungry.

2016-01-17T00:28:12Z

Forgot to mention the "giant" bit, since it keeps growing the more it eats so it's always hungry.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The Japanese name for the Kospego, "Shikapyon" (シカピョン), is a portmanteau of "shika" (鹿), which means "deer" or "elk", and "pyonpyon" (ぴょんぴょん), a mimetic adverb which means "hopping" or "repeatedly jumping" (as deer and elk are known to do).		*The Japanese name for the Kospego, "Shikapyon" (シカピョン), is a portmanteau of "shika" (鹿), which means "deer" or "elk", and "pyonpyon" (ぴょんぴょん), a mimetic adverb which means "hopping" or "repeatedly jumping" (as deer and elk are known to do).
	*The Kospego is ''very'' loosely based on the Algonquian myth of the {{w\|Wendigo}}. However, it's based more on the popular modern depiction of a half-deer half-human beast, rather than the corpse-like ~~cannibal~~ of the Algonquian myths.		*The Kospego is ''very'' loosely based on the Algonquian myth of the {{w\|Wendigo}}. However, it's based more on the popular modern depiction of a half-deer half-human beast, rather than the corpse-like cannibalistic giant of the original Algonquian myths.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===