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 - **Tombury**: Traditional Hepburn romanization turns the n before b and p in to m, thus 'sempai' and 'kempo', and this practice, when reversed, yields 'zonbī' from 'zombie'. More than that, this monster is quite deadly.
 - **Curera, etc.**: In the original Famicom version of Final Fantasy I, spells were limited to four characters in length, for example _FU-a-I-A_ (Fire). We can tell from both the Cure (_kearu_) line in this game and the Aero (_earo_) line in future games that the intended reading was for _-ra_, _-ga_, etc. to be a suffix, not erase part of the spell name entirely as the official translation does. Thus, Firega, Cureja, etc.
 - **Null Status**: The _-na_ line of spells nullifies status conditions; Poisona nullifies Poison, for example. If one abbreviates 'status' to a single letter and adds _-na_, one gets 'Esuna', thus 'Null Status'.
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