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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
* Wizardly whip's Japanese name, Carbelo bute, is named after [[Calberona]], the Japanese name for the city of Sorceria. Although it has made appearances in other games, it has maintained the same name and is even referenced in the flavor text for the whip in ''IX''. The word "bute" is believed to be a reference to the [https://powerrangers.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Arsenal_(Gorenger)#Akarenger Red Bute], a whip that is wielded by the Akaranger Tsuyoshi Sekito from the Japanese live-action Super Sentai series, ''Himitsu Sentai Gorenger''. Bute has appeared in the name of whips in other Japanese video games, such as ''Final Fantasy''. | * Wizardly whip's Japanese name, Carbelo bute, is named after [[Calberona]], the Japanese name for the city of Sorceria. Although it has made appearances in other games, it has maintained the same name and is even referenced in the flavor text for the whip in ''IX''. The word "bute" is believed to be a reference to the [https://powerrangers.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Arsenal_(Gorenger)#Akarenger Red Bute], a whip that is wielded by the Akaranger Tsuyoshi Sekito from the Japanese live-action Super Sentai series, ''Himitsu Sentai Gorenger''. Bute has appeared in the name of whips in other Japanese video games, such as ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. | ||
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