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| | |ChiSR=Tānchī Xīng | ||
| | |ChiSM=Gluttonous Star | ||
|ChiT=貪吃星 | |||
|ChiTR=Tānchī Xīng | |||
|ChiTM=Gluttonous Star | |||
|Dut=Bik-Bik | |Dut=Bik-Bik | ||
|DutM=Repetition of "bik", which is from the clipping of "bikken" (to eat) | |DutM=Repetition of "bik", which is from the clipping of "bikken" (to eat) | ||
Revision as of 22:58, November 12, 2023
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| Omni Nom | |
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| Species | Alien |
| First appearance | WarioWare: Move It! (2023) |
Omni Nom is a minor character that appears in WarioWare: Move It! It has the appearance of a round, blue alien with a detached mouth, small wings, bird legs and an antenna with a star on it. It also appears to be flying with its own fish-version of Oinker.
Omni Nom appears in the "Sweet Dreams, Sweeter Fruit" stage in a flashback as Orbulon regains his memory, where it's seen flying alongside Orbulon and his Oinker.
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Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ペロリ Perori |
Onomatopoeia for licking or stretching out tongue |
| Chinese (simplified) | 贪吃星 Tānchī Xīng |
Gluttonous Star |
| Chinese (traditional) | 貪吃星 Tānchī Xīng |
Gluttonous Star |
| Dutch | Bik-Bik |
Repetition of "bik", which is from the clipping of "bikken" (to eat) |
| French | Gourmax |
From "gourmand" and the slang "-ax" (adjective-forming suffix) |
| German | Omni Nom |
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| Italian | Gustavius |
Pun on the male given name "Gustavus" and possibly "gustare" (to taste); with Latin adjective-forming suffix "-ius" |
| Korean | 호로롱 Hololong |
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| Spanish | Glotulon |
From "glotón" (glutton) and "Orbulon" |
