Dragon's Crown : Amazoness Rabbit TF

[TYKUN]

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[TF-Viewer]

Cute, but I don't think Amazoness is actually a word. The word 'Amazon' alone already indicates the subject is female, adding 'ess' to the end is just silly.

[Xanderfox]

Originally Posted by TF-Viewer

Cute, but I don't think Amazoness is actually a word. The word 'Amazon' alone already indicates the subject is female, adding 'ess' to the end is just silly.

You make it sound like that isn't how language grows :P I do know at least Konami thinks Amazoness is a word (several Yu-Gi-oh cards are named Amazoness), though yes it is a silly and unnecessary word, that means the same thing the word Amazon means . But people also think irregardless is a word that means regardless (also my spell check too, it recognized it) making totally pointless, and advertisers think that adding "alcious" as a suffix makes a new word.

[TF-Viewer]

Originally Posted by Xanderfox

You make it sound like that isn't how language grows :P I do know at least Konami thinks Amazoness is a word (several Yu-Gi-oh cards are named Amazoness), though yes it is a silly and unnecessary word, that means the same thing the word Amazon means . But people also think irregardless is a word that means regardless (also my spell check too, it recognized it) making totally pointless, and advertisers think that adding "alcious" as a suffix makes a new word.

It's not that they think it's a word, it's just a bad translation.

A word made up from bad Japanese translations of the word "Amazonesu." It's a combination of the word Amazon which refers to female warriors. And the suffix -ess which indicates female. So Amazoness is like saying "female Amazon" which means "female female warrior."

[Dog_Girl_Kari]

Originally Posted by Xanderfox

You make it sound like that isn't how language grows :P I do know at least Konami thinks Amazoness is a word (several Yu-Gi-oh cards are named Amazoness), though yes it is a silly and unnecessary word, that means the same thing the word Amazon means . But people also think irregardless is a word that means regardless (also my spell check too, it recognized it) making totally pointless, and advertisers think that adding "alcious" as a suffix makes a new word.

My main deck is an Amazoness deck

[hexen]

Originally Posted by TF-Viewer

It's not that they think it's a word, it's just a bad translation.

It's because people forget about the other half of the legends, the Manmazons, they are actually weaker and stay at home taking care of children and cooking. Of course this would be completely based on the often unknown novel written by an also unknown author that I happen to have come up with.

[Lonebeatle]

It's better when you imagine that the rabbit is turning into the Amazon.
But way too short image imho, is more like a rabbit cosplaying as the Amazon.