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*The Elysium bird's original Japanese name Gokurakuchō refers to the ''[[Wikipedia:Bird-of-paradise|Paradisaeidae]]'' family of birds, a group of birds found in eastern Australia and Papua New Guinea with brightly colored plumage. They are also known as birds-of-paradise.
*The Elysium bird's original Japanese name Gokurakuchō refers to the ''[[Wikipedia:Bird-of-paradise|Paradisaeidae]]'' family of birds, a group of birds found in eastern Australia and Papua New Guinea with brightly colored plumage. They are also known as birds-of-paradise.


==In Other Languages==
==In other languages==
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{{OtherLanguages
|fr=Rapacerre|fr-meaning=From the French ''{{tt|rapace|bird of prey, raptor}}'' and ''{{tt|errer|to wander}}''.
|es=Águila elísea|es-meaning=''Elysian eagle''
|es=Águila elísea|es-meaning=Spanish for "Elysian bird".
|les=Águila elísea|les-meaning=''Elysian eagle''
|de=Paradiesvogel|de-meaning=German for "bird of paradise".
|fr=Rapacerre|fr-meaning=Blend of ''{{tt|rapace|bird of prey}}'' and ''{{tt|serre|talon / claw}}''
|it=Condor|it-meaning=From the Spanish ''cóndor'', originally derived from the Quechua word ''kuntur''. A common name for two species of vulture from the New World.
|de=Paradiesvogel|de-meaning=''Bird of paradise''
|it=Condor|it-meaning=''[[wikipedia:Condor|Condor]]'', a large New World vulture
|ko=극락조, ''Geungnakjo''|ko-meaning=''Bird of paradise''
|zh-cn=极乐鸟, ''Jílèniǎo''|zh-cn-meaning=''Bird of paradise''
|zh-tw=極樂鳥, ''Jílèniǎo''|zh-tw-meaning=''Bird of paradise''
}}
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