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'''Seabury''' (pronounced "C berry") is a yellow [[Seadring]] with glasses that lives in [[Dreamy Driftwood Shore]] in the game ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''. When the Bros. meet him, he starts telling jokes to them, but [[Mario]] and [[Dreamy Luigi]] don't find most of them humorous. The former then tells him about the [[Dream Egg]]. Seabury spits out the Dream Egg and disappears once he says one more joke.
'''Seabury''' (pronounced "C berry") is a yellow [[Seadring]] with glasses that lives in [[Dreamy Driftwood Shore]] in the game ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''. When the Bros. meet him, he starts telling jokes to them, but [[Mario]] and [[Dreamy Luigi]] do not find most of them humorous. The former then tells him about the [[Dream Egg]]. Seabury spits out the Dream Egg and disappears once he says one more joke.
==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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{{foreign names
|Jap=オトジ
|JapR=Otoji
|JapM=Play on「ユメノオトシゴ」(''Yume no Otoshigo'', "[[Seadring]]") and possibly「親父ギャグ」(''oyaji-gyagu'', "dad joke");「ジ」(''ji'') is also a Japanese male name ending.
|FreE=Hipponel
|FreEM=From ''hippocampe'' ("seahorse") and the male name "Lionel"
|Ita=Ippogag
|ItaM=From ''ippocampo'' ("seahorse") and "gag"
|Rus=Хохотун
|Rus=Хохотун
|RusR=Khokhotun
|RusR=Khokhotun
|RusM=From ''хохотать'' (''khokhotat'', to laugh)
|RusM=From ''хохотать'' (''khokhotat'', "to laugh") with ''-ун'' (''-un'', Russian suffix equivalent to "-er")
|FraE=Hipponel
|SpaE=Hipnocarmelo
|FraEM=From ''hippocampe'' (seahorse) and the name ''Lionel''.
|SpaEM=From ''Hipnocampo'' ("Seadring") and the male given name "Carmelo"
|Ita=Ippogag
|ItaM=From ''ippocampo'' (seahorse) and ''gag''
|Jap=オトジ|JapR=Otoji|JapM=Pun on「ユメノオトシゴ」(''Yume no Otoshigo'', [[Seadring]]) and possibly「親父ギャグ」(''oyaji-gyagu'', worn-out joke)
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