Ogre Ergo | |
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Ogre Ergo | |
Life | 100 |
Location | Torn Forest |
UMA Book Description | Masked dude that'll throw knives at you. |
The Ogre Ergo (オーガガーオ, Ōgagāo) is the Guardian UMA of the Torn Forest.
Characteristics[]
Ogre Ergo is the Guardian UMA of the Torn Forest. After Corobo conquers the Onii Kingdom, Ogre Ergo sends the young ruler a nasty letter, saying that he owns the Torn Forest. Ogre Ergo possesses a large mask, similar in appearance to the masks worn by Native Americans. The Guardian UMA of the Torn Forest wields a large butcher knife as a weapon, but the blade could also have been used to prepare food. However, the most puzzling feature Ogre Ergo possesses is a ponytail of gray hair, causing many to wonder if Ogre Ergo is a human.
Abilities[]
The fight with Ogre Ergo is basically running around a giant tree stump avoiding Ogre Ergo's attacks. There are various logs that can slow you down and it is reccomended that you use your Lumberjacks to cut them down and begin chase. Once you are close enough to Ogre Ergo, send in your Grunt Soldiers and Animal Hunters, and try to take down a quarter of his health. After you take down a quarter of Ogre Ergo's health he will become enraged from time to time. When Ogre Ergo is enraged he will throw Meat Cleavers from a range at your Royal Guard. Also, when Ogre Ergo is enraged he is invincible, so order a retreat whenever you see him fuming. Ogre Ergo will also throw his sword at you in a circle around the tree stump, like a boomerang. Avoid this by staying very close to the tree stump. Keep avoiding these attacks until Orge Ergo becomes calm again. Now repeat this process a few more times until Ogre Ergo falls. After defeating Orge Ergo the Torn Forest gets cleansed of UMA and becomes Soldier Town .
Etymology[]
Ogre Ergo's name is a palindrome in both Japanese and English, as well as the German version. This is in line with his character, since he has a changeable personality and his mask can flip upside-down.
Names in other languages[]
Name | Meaning | |
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Japanese | オーガガーオ
Ōgagāo |
Ogre Gao |
French | Ogre Gao | Ogre Gao |
Italian | Orgagaro | Orgagaro |
German | Oger Ego | Ogre Ego |
Spanish | Cara de Ogro | Ogre Face |
The French name is a literal translation of its Japanese name, therefore losing the palindrome.
The Italian name appears to have attempted to simply transcribe the Japanese name, and therefore does not translate the word "ogre" at all.