Exodia.
An invincible creature from the Yu-Gi-Oh! manga and trading card game which is summoned by assembling its five parts (head, right and left arm, right and left leg), whereby the game is automatically won.
Meaning & usage
An invincible creature from the Yu-Gi-Oh! manga and trading card game which is summoned by assembling its five parts (head, right and left arm, right and left leg), whereby the game is automatically won.
A perfect, powerful or almighty assembly.
An entity that combines all properties of an idea or type in itself; a perfect example; an embodiment, the epitome.
Where this word comes from
Most likely from Exodus + -ia. There is no evident connection between the sense of the components and Exodia himself. The early 2000s German translation of the card name "Exodia the forbidden one" indicates that the translators mistook Exodia as feminine ("Exodia, die Verbotene", which translation still prevails today) because of the evidently feminine ending, whereas in the Spanish translation "Exodia el prohibido" the creature's gender was correctly rendered.
Perfectly assembled or composed and thus invincible.
Where this word comes from
Most likely from Exodus + -ia. There is no evident connection between the sense of the components and Exodia himself. The early 2000s German translation of the card name "Exodia the forbidden one" indicates that the translators mistook Exodia as feminine ("Exodia, die Verbotene", which translation still prevails today) because of the evidently feminine ending, whereas in the Spanish translation "Exodia el prohibido" the creature's gender was correctly rendered.
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