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French Onion Soup

Dish from 18th century France in which base ingredients were beef stock + caramelized onions for the soup, and bread/croutons on top. Modern versions are prepared in an oven-safe dish to achieve a top layer of melted cheese.

First appeared in Doraemon Story of Seasons
Lily

Native to temperate climates in the Northern Hemisphere, most bloom in Spring or Summer. Distinctive by the individual six tepals (3 petals, 3 sepals) and long anthers.

First appeared in MapleStory
Campanula

Common name is "Bellflower." Distinctive for the bell shape of the petals, most species are found in Europe but can also be found on other continents in temperate areas of the Northern Hemisphere.

First appeared in Creatures
Snowdrop

Native to Europe and the Middle East, most species bloom in Winter or early Spring. Some varieties even bloom from beneath a layer of snow.

First appeared in Disney Fairies: Tinker Bell
Gerbera

Native to South Africa, its popularity spread around the world. Cultivated in a variety of colors, it's used in bouquets, gardening, and landscaping.

First appeared in Animal Crossing
Burdock Root

While native to both Asia and Europe, the taproot of the Burdock plant is more commonly used throughout Asia for culinary and medicinal purposes.

First appeared in Cooking Mama 2: Dinner with Friends
Scotch Egg

Popularized in 18th Century England. Consists of a boiled egg dusted with flour, wrapped in sausage meat, dredged in breadcrumbs, and deep fried. Optionally placed in an oven last, to ensure meat is thoroughly cooked.

First appeared in Tales of Vesperia
Bat Wing

Common video game object– often a crafting ingredient, loot drop, or a key item. Must have been a limb attached to a bat or bat-like animal.

First appeared in EverQuest
Dog house

First appeared in Koinu de Kururin
Pager

First appeared in Rockett's New School
Sketchbook

First appeared in Rockett's New School
Omelette

First appeared in Neopets
Cottage
Medal

A coin used for gambling.

First appeared in Pokémon Diamond/Pearl
Paper talisman

First appeared in Kung Fu Kid
Paper talisman

First appeared in Kung Fu Kid
Zenith

The Zenith is the strongest sword in Terraria, introduced in the 1.4 update. It requires ten different swords to craft.

First appeared in Terraria
Triport

A teleporter in Lost Ark.

First appeared in Lost Ark
Mokoko Seed

A collectible item in Lost Ark.

First appeared in Lost Ark
Guise of the Deceiver

The Guise of the Deceiver is a legendary item in the EverQuest franchise. It allows the user to cast an illusion upon themselves, which makes them appear to be a Dark Elf.

First appeared in EverQuest
Mask of Deception

The Mask of Deception is a legendary item in EverQuest. It allows rogues and bards to cast an illusion upon themselves so that they appear to be a Dark Elf.

First appeared in EverQuest
Electrostaff

A polearm weapon that can discharge electricity on either or both end. Sometimes appears in science fiction settings.

First appeared in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith
Double-Bladed Sword

A weapon that has a sword blade on each end. While having never existed in real life history, it occasionally shows up in some video games and elsewhere.

First appeared in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
Double-Bladed Lightsaber

Made famous (or infamous), by the Sith Lords Darth Maul and Exar Kun, the Double-Bladed Lightsaber is a variation on the standard lightsaber that has a blade on each end and a longer handle. Though more associated with the Dark Side than the Light, numerous Jedi have still used it.

First appeared in Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace
Gohei

A wand used in Shintō rituals, characterized by its two zig-zagging paper cutouts.

First appeared in KiKi KaiKai
Moomoo Milk

A specific type or brand of milk in the Pokémon universe, associated with and perhaps harvested from Miltank. It restores 100 HP on Pokémon and is also enjoyed by humans.

First appeared in Pokémon Gold/Silver
Wasp

The AV-49 Wasp is a one-person UNSC aircraft that has hover capabilities.

First appeared in Halo 5: Guardians
Kiseru

An iconic style of tobacco pipe originating in 16th-century Japan, often associated with samurai. Kiseru were popular status symbols, but also found use as improvised weapons among sketchier characters – like the titular hero of the Goemon series.

First appeared in Mr. Goemon
Christmas Cracker

First appeared in I'll Be Ping! For Christmas
Pachinko

First appeared in Pachinko
SpazFrag

Lobo’s flying motorcycle.

First appeared in Injustice: Gods Among Us
Blue Monkey

The Blue Monkey is a diamond that can transform people into monkeys.

First appeared in Looney Tunes: Back in Action
Fire Scorpion

One of four pilotable crafts in the BS F-Zero games.

First appeared in BS F-Zero Grand Prix
Green Amazone

One of four pilotable crafts in the BS F-Zero games.

First appeared in BS F-Zero Grand Prix
Luna Bomber

One of four pilotable crafts in the BS F-Zero games.

First appeared in BS F-Zero Grand Prix
Blue Thunder

One of four pilotable crafts in the BS F-Zero games.

First appeared in BS F-Zero Grand Prix
Exosuit

The Exosuit is the spacesuit that the Traveller wears in order to travel through various harsh environments in No Man's Sky.

First appeared in No Man's Sky
Exocraft

Exocrafts are vehicles that the Traveller can build to help aid in the exploration of planets.

First appeared in No Man's Sky
Starship

Starships are spaceships designed for the four races in No Man's Sky to travel between planets, star systems, and even galaxies.

First appeared in No Man's Sky
Multi-tool

Multi-tools are the devices that Travellers use in No Man's Sky. Their functions range from mining, to sculpting, to shooting projectiles.

First appeared in No Man's Sky
Compote

Whole or pieces of fruit cooked in a sugar syrup, sometimes with spices mixed within. Originally a dessert dish, but also used as a topping.

First appeared in Star Ocean: The Second Story
Okonomiyaki

Japanese-style savory pancakes that typically involve flour batter + various ingredients cooked over a flat griddle. Regional variances can involve mixing things into the batter, toppings, layers, fillings etc.

First appeared in Suikoden II
Chawanmushi

Savory steamed egg custard dish eaten with a spoon. The custard is made up of egg, shoyu, mirin, and dashi and steamed to encase vegetables, seafood or meat within.

First appeared in Harvest Moon: Sunshine Islands
Babaocai

"Eight-Treasures Dish" (Palbochae in Korea, Happosai in Japan) is made up of chopped/prepared vegetables and seafood (squid, mussels, sea cucumber, etc.) mixed and fried in oil. Upon serving, a flavored oil is drizzled on top.

First appeared in Doraemon Story of Seasons

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