Kagome
(#9252379)
Level 7 Coatl
Familiar
Hippocampus
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This dragon’s natural inborn element is Plague.
Female Coatl
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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
8.12 m
Wingspan
7.85 m
Weight
997.88 kg
Genetics
Caribbean
Iridescent
Iridescent
Caribbean
Shimmer
Shimmer
Leaf
Circuit
Circuit
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 7 Coatl
EXP: 2239 / 11881
STR
25
AGI
10
DEF
25
QCK
12
INT
12
VIT
10
MND
10
Biography
KAGOME
GENDER: Feminine & Masculine
USAGE: Popular Culture
OTHER SCRIPTS: Kagome, かごめ, 籠目
PRONOUNCED: Kay-Go-May, Kah-Go-May
Meaning & History
Despite her appearance in the popular anime and manga series "Inuyasha" written and drawn by Rumiko Takashi, Kagome is actually NOT a traditional Japanese name. The word 'Kagome' comes from a childrens song originating in Japan. The word 'Kagome' in the song literally meant 'Lost', which fits her character in Inuyasha where as she makes her way to Fudel Japan.
Japanese word meaning "basket weaver" or "woven basket pattern". Traditionally a Japanese game (Kagome, Kagome) similar to Ring Around The Rosie, the name has become popular thanks to a female character named Kagome Higurashi from the concluded manga Sengoku Otogizoushi InuYasha (InuYasha, A Feudal Fairytale). Despite its past as a nursery rhyme and a Japanese/US condiments company, it's becoming used as a female first name (as of 2004, there is at least one female Kagome in the United States -- my daughter, and it's ranked 215th in the world in 2007). The recent manga, Kagome Kagome, also includes a female character called Kagome.
From Japanese words meaning "basket" and "eyes", a trihexagonal tiling, but commonly described as a lattice pattern.
GENDER: Feminine & Masculine
USAGE: Popular Culture
OTHER SCRIPTS: Kagome, かごめ, 籠目
PRONOUNCED: Kay-Go-May, Kah-Go-May
Meaning & History
Despite her appearance in the popular anime and manga series "Inuyasha" written and drawn by Rumiko Takashi, Kagome is actually NOT a traditional Japanese name. The word 'Kagome' comes from a childrens song originating in Japan. The word 'Kagome' in the song literally meant 'Lost', which fits her character in Inuyasha where as she makes her way to Fudel Japan.
Japanese word meaning "basket weaver" or "woven basket pattern". Traditionally a Japanese game (Kagome, Kagome) similar to Ring Around The Rosie, the name has become popular thanks to a female character named Kagome Higurashi from the concluded manga Sengoku Otogizoushi InuYasha (InuYasha, A Feudal Fairytale). Despite its past as a nursery rhyme and a Japanese/US condiments company, it's becoming used as a female first name (as of 2004, there is at least one female Kagome in the United States -- my daughter, and it's ranked 215th in the world in 2007). The recent manga, Kagome Kagome, also includes a female character called Kagome.
From Japanese words meaning "basket" and "eyes", a trihexagonal tiling, but commonly described as a lattice pattern.
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This dragon doesn't eat Plants.
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