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極悪鬼Zokor
[jí è guĭ zokor]
Mixes Japanese and Chinese to convey something like an 'extremely evil demon'. The term is likely used in role-playing, gaming, or story contexts for villains with a fierce or dark nature.
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邪帝
[xié dì]
It can be translated into English as Demonic Emperor or Evil Emperor In many Chinese novels or dramas ...
Demon恶魔
[demon è mó]
It combines an English word and Chinese characters both mean demon reflecting a rebellious side ...
养惡鬼
[yăng è guĭ]
This name can be translated as Raising Evil Spirits In Chinese culture it implies a person who might ...
Devil恶魔
[devil è mó]
It is actually combined with Chinese word demon which doubles up in English directly to refer to the ...
恶煞
[è shà]
Evil God or Wrathful Deity It represents a fierce intimidating character often seen in Chinese mythology ...
Demon邪孽
[demon xié niè]
Evil demon here may combine Western demon imagery with traditional Chinese notions of demons 邪孽 ...
Demon冷凌
[demon lĕng líng]
Combines the English word Demon indicating something demonic or mischievous with 冷凌 a phonetic ...
Demons恶魔
[demons è mó]
This user probably chose to mix English Demons and Chinese characters to mean demons or devilish ...
evildoer妖孽
[evildoer yāo niè]
Combining an English word evildoer and Chinese 妖孽 which refers to something demonic or wicked ...