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** Leela's full name - Turanga Leela - is a reference to the Turangalila-Symphonie, a piece of music most famous for prominently featuring the ondes Martenot, forerunner of the classc sci-fi staple the theremin. Also, in the case of purple-haired Leela. "Lila" means "purple" in German.
** In Futurama's famously esoteric style of humor, "Farnsworth" was the name of the man who built the first television system.
** Morgan [
** In "Fear of a Bot Panet", a planet inhabited by robots was named "Chapek 9" as a reference to [
** The kids involved in the re-enactment of the Sith-il War provide us with these gems: Darth Stroyer, Darth Trocious, Darth Urderer and Darth Sploder. <ref>Poking fun at a ''somewhat'' milder meaningful naming scheme in the ''[[Star Wars]]'' franchise.</ref>
* The old show ''[[Beany and Cecil]]'' has a villain named Dishonest John.
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** King Bumi's name (Bumi) means "Earth" in Tamil.
** Suki is a verb meaning "to like/love" in Japanese. Suki's name is also pronounced the same way as the Japanese word for the Moon.
** As the Fire Nation has largely Indian names, "Azula" is no doubt derived from "[
** According to the [[The Wiki Rule|Avatar wiki]], Ozai's name can mean either "leisurely year" (he spends a lot of time ordering others around from the comfort of his palace) or "flaming calamity", which...yeah.
** In Mandarin, Zhao means "to look / search for (someone)". Guess what Admiral Zhao does throughout the first season.
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