What does 'Yurarin' comes from?

[IceShadow1199]

I was messing around the Super Mario Wiki, I checked Super Mario Land enemies and I saw Yurarin, I clicked in the page and then I readed everything, but I tried to check it's japanese name so I could find clues and I saw nothing, all I saw was the 「ユラリン」 and nothing else.

For those who don't play Super Mario Land:

Yurarin are seahorse-like dragons from Muda Kingdom.

 

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「ユラリン」 is english for Yurarin.

 

[Magikrazy]

「ユラリン」 is english for Yurarin.

wat

 

[Sunscreen]

So English is the new Japanese?

 

[NSY]

「ユラリン」 is english for Yurarin.

Well I'm sorry to say but that's going to my sig.

 

[-----]

Well I'm sorry to say but that's going to my sig.

YES

A MISTAKE I MADE ON PURPOSE IS IN SOMEBODY'S SIG

I HAVE SUCCESS

 

[Sunscreen]

It doesn't look like you did it on purpose.

 

[Magikrazy]

It doesn't look like you did it on purpose.

It looked pretty intentional to me.

 

[RandomGuy]

So English is the new Japanese?

WAT

 

[Magikrazy]

So English is the new Japanese?

WAT

Read Gutseh Man's first post in this topic.

 

[User4042]

I was messing around the Super Mario Wiki, I checked Super Mario Land enemies and I saw Yurarin, I clicked in the page and then I readed everything, but I tried to check it's japanese name so I could find clues and I saw nothing, all I saw was the 「ユラリン」 and nothing else.

For those who don't play Super Mario Land:

Yurarin are seahorse-like dragons from Muda Kingdom.

Here

 

[Sunscreen]

I was messing around the Super Mario Wiki, I checked Super Mario Land enemies and I saw Yurarin, I clicked in the page and then I readed everything, but I tried to check it's japanese name so I could find clues and I saw nothing, all I saw was the 「ユラリン」 and nothing else.

For those who don't play Super Mario Land:

Yurarin are seahorse-like dragons from Muda Kingdom.

Here

Anyone know what this means? あなたは言わないで！

 

[IceShadow1199]

@SPF: You do not say

I'm talking what word Yurarin comes from, not about what it means.

 

[Sunscreen]

Well, you got an answer by gutsy, or does it answer it?

 

[Ray Trace]

@SPF: You do not say

I'm talking what word Yurarin comes from, not about what it means.

Yurarin is probably a Japanese name for an enemy. It probably doesn't have an actual meaning

 

[Z-omb]

So English is the new Japanese?

Seems legit.