スライム

Japanese

Etymology

From English slime

Noun

スライム (rōmaji suraimu)

  1. slime
    • 1999 March 6, “チェンジ・スライム [Change Slime]”, in Starter Boxスターターボックス (in Japanese), Konami:
      形 (かたち)を自 (じ)由 (ゆう)に変 (か)え、様 (さま)々 (ざま)なものに変 (へん)身 (しん)するスライム。
      Katachi o jiyū ni kae, samazama na mono ni henshin suru suraimu.
      A slime that can morph into anything of any shape or form.
    • 1999 August 26, “キラー・ブロッブ [Killer Blob]”, in Booster 4 (in Japanese), Konami:
      スライムの親 (おや)分 (ぶん)。見 (み)た目 (め)は同 (おな)じだが、なめてかかると痛 (いた)い目 (め)にあうぞ。
      Suraimu no oyabun. Mitame wa onaji da ga, nametekakaru to itaime ni au zo.
      A slime boss. Never underestimate it just because of its appearance.
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