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Examples of [[Fan Nickname]]s in [[Video Games]] include:
 
* ''[[Goemon (series)|Ganbare Goemon]]''
** Robo-Shota - [[Robot Buddy]] Sasuke, thanks to his small stature, naiveté, and reputation as the perennial [[Uke]] in the Japanese fandom. The [[Ninja Maid|maid costume]] he gets in ''Goemon's Great Adventure'' only makes things worse.
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** Shiro Tamagotchi
** Tahnhakai Temphell - Named for Tahnhakai Temple, a terrible difficulty spike amongst [[Sequel Difficulty Spike|many]] in ''Factions''.
** Grand Court of Seb'''hell'''keh: Named for the Grand court of Sebelkeh, ''Nightfall''{{'}}s [[Difficulty Spike]] mission.
* ''[[Guilty Gear]]''
** Coconut - Ky Kiske, due to his Stun Edge special where he says the word because of the game's multiple-voice system.
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** Captain King - Master Chief, after a thread on 4chan's /v/.
** Fans seem to have taken up on the Covenant's name for the monitors, oracle.
** ''HaaH WaaW'' - ''Halo Wars'', from [http://www.revistagamer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/haah-Waaw.jpg a bastardized version of the game's box art]{{Dead link}}.
** Noob Combo - The plasma pistol and battle rifle from Halo 2, two weapons which, together, were practically a [[Game Breaker]]. The pistol received a nerf in 3 to undermine this.
** Half-Jaw: The Shipmaster (named Rtas 'Vadum in the fluff), an Elite commander, named after the fact that he is missing two of the predatorish mandibles that Elites have.
** Arby/Arbs - The Arbiter
*** Arbitur - M4stur Ch!3f (or some variant) of [[Arby 'n' the Chief]] calls the Arbiter this. He's called him many things, of course, but this is the only one translatable from [[L 33 t Lingo]] I can think of.
** [http://media.giantbomb.com/uploads/0/5150/253850-flood_infection_form_large.jpg Infection form flood]{{Dead link}} are commonly known as "bogies" or "boogers" by players. Also have been referred to as "heads," possibly because of the similarities the flood have with zombies (and the necessity of shooting "the heads" first.)
*** Carrier Flood have also been referred to as "Pods" or "Puffer Pods."
*** Popcorn can also apply to the infection and carrier forms.
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** A unnamed human, who is continuously tries to obtain a refund from a turian (who is probably disallowing it due to [[Fantastic Racism]]), is aptly called "Refund Guy".
** The default male Shepard is known as "Vander!Shep", "Vanderloo!Shep", or, most commonly, "Sheploo". In fact, any combination of "Shepard" and "Vanderloo".
*** To the confused - [http://ui23.gamespot.com/2166/ewwwtf_2.jpg Mark Vanderloo is the model for the default male Shepard]{{Dead link}}.
*** On a related note, the default female Shepard (in the first two games, not so much in the third) is sometimes referred to as "Plain Jane."
** The [http://masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/M-300_Claymore_Heavy_Shotgun M-300 Claymore shotgun] is known as the Krogun, and the [http://masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Widow_Anti-Material_Rifle M-98 Widow sniper rifle] is known as the Widowmaker.
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** Panic Link - What happens when your Uru Live character falls off a cliff, or towards another [[No One Could Survive That|unsurvivable thing]], such as [[Convection, Schmonvection|lava]] - your avatar links back to his/her home age, Relto.
 
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