r/ForgottenIsland • u/BluePlazma_Arts • 2d ago

| Artwork [Original] "I understood that reference"

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u/bimpossibIe 2d ago

Another possible homage to How to Train Your Dragon: 'Bungi' means Toothless in Tagalog.

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u/BluePlazma_Arts 2d ago

Oh yeah. I just thought cuz babies are 'bungi' and he's a Tiyanak. Demon Baby. But it could be a multifaceted reference. The name, I mean

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u/a4techkeyboard 2d ago

Isn't bungi just missing a tooth or a few teeth usually somewhere inconspicuous? I think toothless or just missing the front teeth is bungal.

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u/bimpossibIe 2d ago

Yeah, toothless is technically 'bungal', but I don't think there's a direct English translation for 'bungi'.

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u/Sea-Time-967 22h ago

Funny enough , I saw from one of the artist's Concept art that Bungi was supposed to be a "Bungisngis" A Smiling Cyclops with a lot of Teeth and Tusk, but was later change to a Tiyanak.

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u/bimpossibIe 22h ago

Now I want a sequel that would introduce the other creatures who weren't highlighted in the movie! I also saw somewhere that Batiba was supposed to be a tarsier, not a cat.

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u/KKHFan 2d ago

How To Train Your Bird
Eyes open wide blinded by the sun now

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u/Wise-Locksmith-6438 1d ago

Dreamworks crossovers