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salamander

有尾目 サラマンダー サンショウウオ 山椒魚 도롱뇽목

A common name for amphibians of the order Urodela. They are typically characterized by their slender bodies, short noses, and long tails.

In legend, they were associated with fire and several ancient writers believed they were born from fire or could consume or otherwise extinguish it with the cold(-blooded) bodies. Many fantastic works use them as a kind of fire elemental.

Specific real-world salamanders
  • Axolotl
  • Giant salamander
  • Hellbender
Specific fantasy salamanders
  • Sala (Monster Musume)
  • Salamander (Azazel-san)
  • Salamander (Guardian Knights)
  • Salamander (Mon-Musu Quest!)
  • Salamander (Monster Girl Encyclopedia)
  • Salamander (Seiken Densetsu)
  • Tiaplate (ishuzoku_reviewers)

See also

  • Lizard, which salamanders are often confused with
  • Gnome, often serving as an earth elemental equivalent
  • Sylph, often serving as an air elemental equivalent
  • Undine, often serving as a water elemental equivalent
  • Salamander (Game)
  • Amarant Coral (Salamander), from Final Fantasy IX

External links

  • Wikipedia: Salamander
  • Wikipedia: Salamanders in folklore

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