CAP 34 Prevos - Name Submissions

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Time to name these cuties drawn by our amazing artist Yokaiju!

Stage 1 design:

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Stage 2 design:

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Stage 3 name - Chuggalong

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When submitting names, include names for both stages in the same post. You have 3 WIP names for each stage.

When making a final submission post, include names for both stages in the same post, formatted using the final submission format below. Names for each stage will be polled separately.

If you are inspired by the winning art design and have come up with a good and unique name you'd like the CAP to be known by, please submit your idea here and we will put it up for a vote against all other users' ideas. Final submissions must conform to the submission rules, so please read them carefully. Breaking the posting rules can also result in disqualification.

Rules

Legal name submissions must meet the following standards
  • Names must start with a capital letter.
  • Names cannot be longer than 12 characters.
  • Names can only contain the following characters:
    • Letters A - Z
    • Numbers 0 - 9
    • Dash (-)
    • Apostrophe (')
    • Period (.)
    • Colon (:)
    • Space
  • No more than two capital letters can be included in the name, and capital letters cannot be consecutive.
  • A maximum of two non-letters can be included in the name, and a maximum of one non-letter of each type can be included (ie. You can't have two numbers, or two apostrophes, but you could have one number and one apostrophe)

Names will not be slated if:
  • completely unrelated to the design
  • the name of an existing Pokemon
  • silly (puns are fine)
  • based primarily on memes
  • meant to inflame, intimidate, or cause controversy
Names will not be slated if they would:
  • cause legal issues in a real Pokemon game

WIPs

Work In Progress (WIP) Names can be posted at any time for comments from the community.

No more than three WIP Names can be posted by any individual person through the entire course of the submission thread. This limit applies to ALL posts made by a single person, even if previous posts are edited or deleted. This limit is intended to curb the tendency for some submitters to spam the thread repeatedly with lists of Names. This detracts from other submissions and makes it difficult for commenters to survey the submission thread.

Do not bump your WIP names by posting them repeatedly, or making minor spelling changes of a letter or two. Bumping will result in the disqualification of all names by the offender. Editing or deleting bump posts will not prevent disqualification.

Final Submissions

Only ONE Final Submission can be made per person. Any Final Submission that does not follow the proper format will be disqualified.

Final submissions must provide one sentence (25 words maximum) explaining the etymology of the name.

Final submissions must provide a common English pronunciation. The common pronunciation can be made in whatever format you feel best conveys the pronunciation to most English speakers. (You may optionally also provide an IPA pronunciation. For information about IPA and processing words into IPA read this guide: IPA For English. There are also numerous phonetic translation tools online that can help.)

Format

Name Final Submissions must be posted exactly in the following format and in the following exact order:
  • The first line of the post must have the words "Final Submission" in bold on its own line. No other text may be included before the bold heading.
  • A blank line
  • The Name submission in bold.
  • A blank line
  • A one line description of the etymology of the name or why it is appropriate for our Pokemon. (25 words maximum)
  • A blank line
  • "Pronounced: <common English pronunciation>"
  • "IPA: <IPA pronunciation>" (optional)
Below the Final Submission you can post other comments, explanations, etc.

Example final submission:
Final Submission

Swirlpool


A combination of swirl and whirlpool. This was inspired by its swirly hairdo, and the fact that Snaelstrom refers to a whirlpool too.

Pronounced: Swerl-pool

Coribalis

A combination of coral, charybdis and chrysalis. This was inspired by its new coral butterfly wings. Charybdis is also a whirlpool.

Pronounced: Caw-rib-ah-liss


Deadline

This thread will be closed at the discretion of the CAP moderator team depending on thread activity.
 
WIP

Croakstack


From "croak" and a train's "smokestack".

Pronounced: "Croke-Stack"

Chuffenpuff

From "chuffing", a train noise, and "huff and puff" to release steam in anger. Also, trains "puff" smoke.

Pronounced: "Chuff-en-puff"
 
Final Submission

Croakar


From "croak", the sound a frog makes, and "boxcar", the type of train car it most resembles.

Pronounced: CRO-car

Haulaboard

From "haul" referring to hauling cargo, and a shortening of the term "all aboard!" used by train conductors to signal departure.

Pronounced: Hawl-uh-BORD
 
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Final Submission

Chubba


Chub + Chugga

Pronounced: Chub-bah

Puffenuff

Puff (Smoke puffs) + enough (Gets across its angry personality) and also sounds like 'Popping off' to dominate or excel in its speed.

Pronounced: Puff-en-uff
 
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WIP

Shellstack


shell + smokestack

Pronounced: "shell-stahck"

Metronitor

metro (as in a metro train) + monitor (as in a monitor lizard)

Pronounced: "meh-TRAH-nih-TORR"
 
Final Submission

Chuggle


A combination of chug and puggle. A puggle is a baby echidna or platypus.

Pronounced: Chuh-gull

Luggalong

A combination of lug, luggage, along and long. This references it's Ankylosaurus tail being lugged and rhymes with Chuggalong.

Pronounced: Luh-guh-long
 
WIP

Chuggon


literally "chug on", also chug + dragon

Pronounced: "CHUG-aun"

Amonaroll

"I'm on a roll" + monorail

Pronounced: "ahm-AUN-ah-ROWL"

Chuggon is supposed to vaguely evoke Tortoise and the Hare imagery (being based off of the phrase "chug on"/"keep chugging on") while also being formatted similarly to Pokémon like Bagon or Druddigon.
Amonaroll starts with an "A" rather than an "I" to evoke reptilian imagery with its spelling, being structured similarly to the names of reptiles such as anacondas, agamas, and anoles. Additionally, this also places "Amon" (a demon within Christian mythology) into the name, which means literally nothing, but the design is pretty angry and demons are kinda angry so. uh. theres that. i guess.
 
Final Submission

Cuoragon


From Cuora, the genus of Asian box turtles, and wagon. There's a boxcar pun somewhere in there.

Pronounced: "Q-or-RAG-gone"

Fumicunar

From "fume", toxic gases, fuming, which its expression could be considered, Funicular, a type of train, and gnarl, which can mean unpleasant or by snarling

Pronounced: "Fum-mi-cu-NAR"
 
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Final Submission

Klikame


"Click" + "Kame" (Japanese: Turtle/Tortoise).

Pronounced: "Klih-Kah-Meh"
IPA: klɪkame

Clacobra

"Clack" + "Cobra".

Pronounced: "Klah-Koh-Brah"
IPA: klækəʊbrə


Decided to run with the breakdown of Chuggalong being the combination of "railroading sound + creature". The two stages together play off "clickety-clack".
 
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Final Submission

Boxpin


From "boxcar", a part of a train and "box" referencing box turtles, and "pin" as in the end of the word "terrapin".

Pronounced: BOX-pin

IPA: bɒkspɪn

Iguanacar

From "iguana" the lizard, and "car" referencing individual train cars.

Pronounced: ih-GUA-nuh-car

IPA: ɪˈɡwɑnəkɑɹ

Not much to explain, the first stage looks like a turtle to me and the second stage looks very lizardy with its long tail compared to the rest of its body.
 
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WIP

Boxpin


From "boxcar", a part of a train and "box" referencing box turtles, and "pin" as in the end of the word "terrapin".

Pronounced: TOX-pin

IPA: tɒkspɪn

Iguanacar

From "iguana" the lizard, and "car" referencing individual train cars.

Pronounced: ih-GUA-nuh-car

IPA: ɪˈɡwɑnəkɑɹ

Not much to explain, the first stage looks like a turtle to me and the second stage looks very lizardy with its long tail compared to the rest of its body.

Just wondering why you spell it with a B but pronounce it with a T.
 
WIP

Carrego


From Carapace and Cargo, with Car also being in there because of the other words having it.

Pronounced: CARE-ruh-go

IPA: ˈkæɹɹəɡo

Carsinosaur

From Carcinogen and the -saurus suffix/Dinosaur/Ankylosaur. Also has Car for the train car tie in again.

Pronounced: car-SIN-oh-SORE

IPA: kɑɹˈsɪnoʊˈsɔːɹ

To be honest, I'm not fully confident in my spelling for the first stage name. I'll probably change it somewhat. Or maybe not. I'm mainly struggling with making sure it's easy to get the intended pronunciation out of it. Cargo is nice for how boxcars are used to transport cargo specifically and it looks like a boxcar. Plus with it being in its little shell it's like it's the cargo.
As for the second stage name I'm pretty happy with it. The design is pretty generic vicious reptile-y so the dinosaur flavor works in addition to the ankylosaur train car tail. Saurus also just coming from the Ancient Greek word for lizard works well too. I spelt the "cin" part of carcinogen like "sin" in the name because I thought it looked better while still being clear enough about where it came from.
Also while unintentional, both these names start with C along with Chuggalong, which I thought was cute.
 
WIP

Tricktrox


From : trick (both in the mischievous way and the onomatopoeia "Trock, trick" that describes the sound of wagons passing over jointed rails), railway Truck, and Toxic

Pronounced : trik-TROCKS

Dinhoaller

From : din (a clamour), tin, to haul (and hauler, because it pulls), coal, and holler (to shout/yell). Also sounds like heavy steam engine puffing when repeated.

Pronounced : DIN-howl-r

I REALLY wanted for both names to be onomatopoeias you would be imagine a vehicle pronouncing IRL, the same way Chuggalong describes a fast moving steam engine, and really fits with the whole Sound aspect of the design anyway. I wanted Tricktrox because look at the goofy fucker's face, thing's bound to cause trouble like wagons were known to before automatic brakes were invented; likewise I wanted Dinhoaller to evoke the sense of roaring, strength and scowling needed to get a train moving in the first place. It's way harder to start it than to move it.
 
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WIP

Funnelong


A combination of funnel, which the first stage produces smoke with and is mostly a baby chimney, and "long", Chinese for dragon.

Pronounced: FUN-nuh-long

Gondolong

A combination of gondola, a type of open-topped railcar, and "long", Chinese for dragon.

Pronounced: GON-doh-long

I thought of Funnelong first, and figured it'd be fun to give all the stages a common suffix.
 
Final Submission

Cupolad


Cupola (a type of caboose design) + Lad. Sort of feels squat and cute like the design.

Pronounced: KYOO-poh-lad

Relalong

Relay Car (a type of railway car meant for drivers to rest) + Long (Chinese for "dragon"). It also has a sort of drawn-out quality that suits the design.

Pronounced: ree-LAY-long
 
Final Submission

Croakstack


From frogs "croaking" and a train's "smokestack" (the chimney that releases smoke).

Pronounced: "CROKE-Stack"

Chuffenpuff

From "chuffing", a train noise, and "huff and puff", releasing steam in anger. Also, trains "puff" out smoke.

Pronounced: "CHUFF-en-PUFF"
 
Final Submission

Cabookie


From "caboose", a railway wagon with accommodation for the train crew, typically attached to the end of the train, and "rookie", a beginner to a particular craft or skill.

Pronounced: ka-BOO-kee

Locomodo

From "locomotion" and "locomotive" referring to movement from one area to another and a powered railway vehicle used for pulling trains respectively, and "komodo" referring to the animal known as the Komodo dragon.

Pronounced: LOW-cuh-MOE-doe
 
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