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==Etymology==
==Etymology==
As with the other two vampires, the vladiator is named after Vlad Tepes III, also known as [[Wikipedia:Vlad the Impaler|Vlad the Impaler]]. The Japanese name, Barnabus, is a reference to the character in the vampire soap opera ''[[Wikipedia:Dark Shadows|Dark Shadows]]''.
As with the other two vampires, the vladiator is named after Vlad Tepes III, also known as [[Wikipedia:Vlad the Impaler|Vlad the Impaler]]. The Japanese name, Barnabus, is a reference to the character in the vampire soap opera ''[[Wikipedia:Dark Shadows|Dark Shadows]]''.
==In other languages==
{{OtherLanguages
|es=Vladiador|es-meaning=''Vladiador'', a blend of ''Vlad'' and ''{{tt|gladiador|gladiator}}''
|les=Vladiador|les-meaning=''Vladiador'', a blend of ''Vlad'' and ''{{tt|gladiador|gladiator}}''
|fr=Vladiateur|fr-meaning=''Vladiateur'', a blend of ''Vlad'' and ''{{tt|gladiateur|gladiator}}''
|de=Vamperator|de-meaning=''Vamperator'', a blend of ''{{tt|Vampir|vampire}}'' and ''{{tt|Imperator|emperor}}''
|it=Vampus maximus|it-meaning=''Vampus maximus'', with ''Vampus'' being the Italian name of [[Drac the Vlad]] and ''{{tt|maximus|greatest}}'' being Latin
|ko=바나바스, ''Banabaseu''|ko-meaning=Transliteration of Japanese ''Bānabasu''
|zh-cn=巴纳巴斯, ''Bānàbāsī''|zh-cn-meaning=Transliteration of Japanese ''Bānabasu''
|zh-tw=巴納巴斯, ''Bānàbāsī''|zh-tw-meaning=Transliteration of Japanese ''Bānabasu''
}}


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