Skritz91 Posted April 11, 2019 Share Posted April 11, 2019 (edited) Just something I've done for fun based on pre-existing naming conventions and themes of various frames. Its a bunch of possible names for skins and/or helmet. If people want to add more ideas I guess I'll simply update the thread. Figured it would be interesting and might be of interest to someone, somewhere on this board. Ash Main Themes: Arthropods, Ninjas and Japanese Mythology Caelifera: The suborder which include Grasshoppers. Coleptera: The order of Beetles. Danzo: A famous Ninja. Kusa: An old, outdated term for Ninja. Mantid: A reference to praying mantis. Orthoptera: The order of Grasshoppers and Locusts. Monobi: An old, outdated term for Ninja. Myxophaga: The smallest suborder of Coleptera. Nokizaru: An old, outdated term for Ninja. Takeminakata: A Japanese Deity. Atlas Main Themes: Rocks, monks, knights and armor pieces. Ajax: A Greek Hero, son of Telamon who is already the namesake to an Atlas helmet. Andasite: A type of rock. Antaeus: A giant from Greek Mythology. Benkei: A famous Sohei. See below. Erathem: A geological term. Hadean: A geological eon. Harnois: A French name for a type of armor. Moraine: A mound or ridge of debris left by melting glaciers, composed of a mixture of rock fragments, gravel, sand and clay. Mengu: A part of a samurai's armor, namely the facial mask. Sohei: Buddhist warrior-monks of Feudal Japan. Banshee Main Themes: Sounds and noises. Buzz: In reference to noises. Cacophony: In reference to noises. Howler: A reference to howling, or screaming. Pandemonium: In reference to noises. Uproar: In reference to noises. Chroma Main Themes: Dragon and dragon-like monsters. Akurra: A serpent-like creature from South Australian Arboriginal mythology. Basmu: A dragon from Mesopotamian myths. Lyndwyrm: A type of Dragon. Lotan: A sea monster from Levantine mythology. Mushushu: A dragon from Mesopotamian myths. Naga: Serpent-like mythological beings from Hinduism, Buddhism and Vedic faiths in general. Nidhogg: A dragon from Norse mythology. Peluda: A hairy dragon from French folklore. Usumgallu: A dragon from Mesopotamian myths. Wyvern: A type of Dragon. Ember Main Themes: Flames-related words and red colors. Adranis: A Sicilian fire deity. Agni: An Indian deity associated with fire. Auburn: A shade of red. Blaze: In relation to fire. Carnelian: A shade of red. Coal: In relation to fire. Gedi: A deity of fire from Fiji mythology. Kindling: In relation to fire. Maroon: A shade of red Salamander: A mythical creature associated with fire. Gara Main Themes: Glass, sand and warrior women(?) Amazon: Warrior-women of Greek Mythology. Bugeisha: A reference to the Onna Bugeisha, women of the Samurai caste of Feudal Japan. Fulgurite: A type of sand formation created by lightning. Gozen: A reference to either Tomoe or Hangaku Gozen, historical female samurai. Reflection: A reference to glass. Garuda Main Themes: Officially 'gore' but like Revenant she has a Vampire theme. For separation's sake I imagine Garuda is more themed around vampirism and bloodshed while Revenant is themed around the undead. Carmilla: A fictional Vampire. Empusa: A female ghost or vampire from Greek folklore. Lamashtu: A female demon from Mesopotamian mythology. Mormo: A female ghost or vampire from Greek folklore. Soucouyant: A blood-sucking Hag from Guadeloupean folklore. Harrow Main Themes: Priesthood, religious terms and the occult(?). Damnation: Refer to divine punishment. Flagellant: Someone who hurt themselves for religious purpose. Liturgy: A form of prayer. Sacrament: A religious rite. Salvation: Refer to being saved from harm and divine salvation. Hydroid Main Themes: Sea creatures and deities. Cetacean: A reference to whales. Decapod: A reference to squids having ten tentacles. Megalodon: An extinct giant shark. Nautilus: A type of mollusc. Oceanus: Titan of the Sea from Greek Mythology. Glaucus: A lesser known Greek sea-god. Njord: Norse God of the Sea. Makara: A creature of water from Hindu mythology. Tam Kung: A sea deity from Hong Kong. Tlaloc: Aztec God of the Rain. Ivara Main Themes: Ancient huntress, archery and cool hats. Anahita: A Persian Goddess. Caryatis: An alternate name/euphemism for Artemis. Cybele: An Anatolian goddess of the hunt Dali: A Georgian goddess of the hunt. Ephesus: A reference to the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus. Gungdu: Korean archery. Hippolyta: Queen of the Amazons. Longrod: Rod attached to the bow to dampen vibrations . Majra: An overdraw device used in Turkish archery Orchomenus: An ancient sanctuary built for Artemis. Nidus Main Themes: Bacteria, Bodily function, organs or animals vaguely related to some weird biology or appearance. Bacillus: A type of Bacteria. Eunice: Named after the Bobbit Worm. Clostridium: A type of Bacteria. Mycoplasma: A type of Bacteria. Neoplasm: The scientific term for a tumor. Revenant Main Themes: Vampires and related lore. Adze: A vampire-like being from Ghana's folklore. Bhuta: A vampire-like being from Indian folklore. Edimmu: A vampire-like being from Mesopotamian mythology. Nosferatu: A famous Vampire movie. Vrykolakas: A type of Vampire. Valkyr Main Themes: Usually cats. Bakeneko: A cat Youkai from Japanese folklore. Byakko: The white tiger of the Chinese constellations. Panthera: A genus of cats. Onca: A reference to the Latin name of Jaguars. Lammasu: A lion creature from Mesopotamian Mythology. Lampago: A monster with lion parts from European heraldry. Naramisha: The half-man, half-lion Avatar of Vishnu, Pardus: A reference to the Latin name of Leopards. Sekhmet: An Egyptian Goddess with a lion's head. Tigris: A reference to the Latin name of Tigers. Wukong Main Themes: Simians and Journey to the West. Anjaneya: An alternate name for Hanuman. Daisheng: In reference to an alternate name/title for Sun Wukong. Maruti: An alternate name for Hanuman. Seitei Taisen: In reference to an alternate name/title for Sun Wukong. Shi Hou: In reference to an alternate name/title for Sun Wukong. I'll probably add more later. Edited April 13, 2019 by Skritz91 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Skritz91 Posted April 13, 2019 Author Share Posted April 13, 2019 (edited) Man, I'm not even at a quarter of all frames currently in the game. Give or take my unwritten rule of either five or ten name ideas. Anyone else feel like joining in? Edit: This post will be used if there is a limit on how much I can add to the first post. Edited April 13, 2019 by Skritz91 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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