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Pop culture and mythology names
Names borrowed from films, games, anime and myth — each recorded against the work or figure it points at.
Naming an animal after a character is a small act of quotation, and it is worth knowing what you are quoting. Every name in this section is recorded against something specific: Simba against The Lion King, Fenrir against the wolf of Ragnarok, Pikachu against Pokemon.
Ordinary given names that happen to appear on screen are deliberately not tagged — Phoebe and Dexter were removed for that reason. A name counts as a reference only when the reference is why people use it.
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