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[[Category: Super Mario RPG Enemies]] | [[Category: Super Mario RPG Enemies]] | ||
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|location = [[Bowser's Keep]] | |location = [[Bowser's Keep]] | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
[[Image:SMRPG Boshumutt.PNG| | [[Image:SMRPG Boshumutt.PNG|frame|left|The '''Boshumutt'''.]] | ||
*Bahamut (with one "t") is a powerful dragon from the ''Final Fantasy'' series and Bahamutt's namesake. The two creatures, however, look nothing alike. | *Bahamut (with one "t") is a powerful dragon from the ''Final Fantasy'' series and Bahamutt's namesake. The two creatures, however, look nothing alike. | ||
*It is possible that the ''Final Fantasy'' Bahamut is named after "Bahamūt", an alternate spelling of "behemoth", a mysterious creature (thought by several to be a dinosaur) mentioned in the Bible's Book of Job. If this possibility is true, Bahamutt is indirectly named after the behemoth. It is also, however, possible that ''Final Fantasy''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Bahamut is named after the Bahamut character in Arabian mythology (an omnipotent being who rode on a [[whale]]'s back), which would make this Bahamutt's indirect namesake. | *It is possible that the ''Final Fantasy'' Bahamut is named after "Bahamūt", an alternate spelling of "behemoth", a mysterious creature (thought by several to be a dinosaur) mentioned in the Bible's Book of Job. If this possibility is true, Bahamutt is indirectly named after the behemoth. It is also, however, possible that ''Final Fantasy''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Bahamut is named after the Bahamut character in Arabian mythology (an omnipotent being who rode on a [[whale]]'s back), which would make this Bahamutt's indirect namesake. | ||