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|Rus=Плывун
|Rus=Плывун
|RusR=Plyvun
|RusR=Plyvun
|RusM=From Плавать (''Plavat'', to swim)
|RusM=From Плавать (''plavat'', to swim)
|Ita=Ippoprimo
|Ita=Ippoprimo
|ItaM=From ''ippocampo'' (seahorse) and the name ''Primo'' (which also means "first")|Jap=オトイチ|JapR=Otoichi|JapM=From「ユメノオトシゴ」(''Yume no Otoshigo'', [[Seadring]]) and name suffix「イチ」(''-ichi'')
|ItaM=From ''ippocampo'' (seahorse) and the name ''Primo'' (which also means "first")|Jap=オトイチ|JapR=Otoichi|JapM=From「ユメノオトシゴ」(''Yume no Otoshigo'', [[Seadring]]) and name suffix「イチ」(''-ichi'')

Revision as of 00:55, June 22, 2022

Seadric
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Species Seadring
First appearance Mario & Luigi: Dream Team

Seadric is a blue and yellow Seadring in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team who lives in Dreamy Driftwood Shore. When the Bros. first encounter him, his mouth can be found coming out of the sand. Mario and Luigi then pull him out, and he suggests the use of Dream Eggs to expand the world and hide Princess Peach and tells them that the eggs are found along with his siblings in various other Dreampoints. He then calls his siblings to let them know that Mario and Luigi are coming, and then disappears.

When Mario gives him a Dream Egg, he puts it in his mouth and asks Mario to Jump on him, causing him to expand the dream world. He then places coins and other items in the new area. He is surprised when Mario tells him that enemies are in the area, and says that something must have lured them in. He disappears after the third Dream Egg is given to him.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese オトイチ
Otoichi
From「ユメノオトシゴ」(Yume no Otoshigo, Seadring) and name suffix「イチ」(-ichi)

Italian Ippoprimo
From ippocampo (seahorse) and the name Primo (which also means "first")
Russian Плывун
Plyvun
From Плавать (plavat, to swim)

Spanish (NOE) Hipnocarlos
From the Seadrings' Spanish name Hipnocampo and the name Carlos (similar to Charles)