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The children are pulled into the different world separately and are deposited far apart, with Mia and Porcus having to rescue Erik and Purrsula from a [[Heartless hunter]] at the top floor of the abandoned factory in [[The Paternoggin]]. Reunited, the pair of daggers the children possess react with an abandoned train at the zenith of the building and the two depart for [[Eggshell Island]]. From there, the quartet embark on a colossal treasure hunt spanning the entire island chain, competing with rival factions such as the villainous [[Thunderous Plunderers]] and the friendlier [[Sylphanian Expedition]]. Erik is partnered with Purrsula, who perches on his shoulder when at rest. | The children are pulled into the different world separately and are deposited far apart, with Mia and Porcus having to rescue Erik and Purrsula from a [[Heartless hunter]] at the top floor of the abandoned factory in [[The Paternoggin]]. Reunited, the pair of daggers the children possess react with an abandoned train at the zenith of the building and the two depart for [[Eggshell Island]]. From there, the quartet embark on a colossal treasure hunt spanning the entire island chain, competing with rival factions such as the villainous [[Thunderous Plunderers]] and the friendlier [[Sylphanian Expedition]]. Erik is partnered with Purrsula, who perches on his shoulder when at rest. | ||
==In other languages== | |||
{{OtherLanguages | |||
|es=Erik|es-meaning=Same as English; from Old Norse ''Eiríkr'', meaning ''ever-ruler'' | |||
|fr=Érik|fr-meaning=French spelling of ''Erik'', from Old Norse ''Eiríkr'', meaning ''ever-ruler'' | |||
|de=Erik|de-meaning=Same as English; from Old Norse ''Eiríkr'', meaning ''ever-ruler'' | |||
|it=Erik|it-meaning=Same as English; from Old Norse ''Eiríkr'', meaning ''ever-ruler'' | |||
|ko=카뮈, ''Kamwi''|ko-meaning=Transliteration of Japanese ''Kamyu'' | |||
|zh-cn=卡缪, ''Kǎmiù''|zh-cn-meaning=Transliteration of Japanese ''Kamyu'' | |||
|zh-tw=卡繆, ''Kǎmiù''|zh-tw-meaning=Transliteration of Japanese ''Kamyu'' | |||
}} | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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