Glossary of Fisticuff Wings

AKOID Syndrome (uh-koyd sin-drome): [noun] A fictional speech disorder which
        causes people to forget to say something they intended to say and/or
        say something other than what they meant to say; many people with
        AKOID Syndrome, especially one Richard Antfield, tend to deny both
        actions in attempts to spare themselves the embarrassment of never
        providing important information for those who needed it, when they
        needed it.

Battle B-Daman (battle be-duh-mon): [anime/manga] The presentation of Terry
        "The Wingbearer" McScotty's origin; in this anime, Terry was referred
        to by his overall name by everyone else, and didn't have a serious
        demeanor; he even carried a sword and instead of a crime fighter, he
        was a ninja.

chi (chee): [noun] The spirit energy used by Chou Eiyuu and Chou Akunin.

Chou Akujin (cho ah-koo-jin): [noun] The evil opposite of the Chou Eiyuu;
        literal Japanese translation for "super villain".

Chou Eiyuu (cho ey-yoo): [noun] The gifted crime fighters who take voluntary
        responsibility for protecting their hometown, in this case Koi County;
        literal Japanese translation for "super hero".

Daiwa (dye-wuh) Delgado: [noun] One of FW's fictional news reporters; name was
        created by taking both surnames of B-Daman protagonist Yamato Delgado,
        as he was called "Yamato Daiwa" in the Japanese version.

Danreu (don-roy): [noun] The surname of FW's main antagonist; pronounced as
        a German name.

Dynasty Shaolin (dye-nuss-tee shahw-lin): [noun] A special form of Shaolin
        which relies on fah-jing; called "DynaShao" for short and is practiced
        by Maru Xinrao (surname pronounced "zin-rahw") and his apprentice
        Joey Saxon.

fah-jing: [noun] The spirit energy used by practitioners of DynaShao, who are
        of a different classification from Chou Eiyuu.

Felionel (fee-lionel) Ancestry: [noun] Myanica Felionel's family lineage from
        her father's side; responsible for her Chou Eiyuu-class abilities.

Femme Bestiale (fem bess-chal): [noun] The nickname given to Lisa Simmons in
        the fourth episode of the first season; derived from the terms
        "bestial", which refers to aggression, and "femme fatale".

Gnal (nal): [noun] One of Peztous Plais' bodyguards; Lex Lang's surname
        spelled backwards.

Koi County: [noun] The fictional city where Terry "The Wingbearer" McScotty,
        Myanica Felionel, and their local allies reside.

lip-touch (lip-tuhch): [noun] a kiss in which one's lips are vertically and
        horizontally parallel to those of the other; [verb] to kiss this way.*
(*This is not to be confused with the French kiss)

mollywhop: [verb] Portrayed as a common term referring to physical violence.

Mulb: [noun] One of Peztous Plais' bodyguards; Steve Blum's surname spelled
        backwards.

Myanica Felionel (me-yah-nih-kuh fee-lionel): [noun] The latest Felionel
        descendant and Terry "The Wingbearer" McScotty's loving, well...
        lover; the name is derived from combining "mya" with the name
        "Monica", and "feline" with the name "Lionel".

Peztous Plais ("Pay to Play"): [noun] The CEO of Plais Industries and grandson
        of John Danreu; pronounced as a French name.

Tsubame Tsubakura (tsoo-bah-may tsoo-buh-koo-rah): [noun] Terry "The
        Wingbearer" McScotty's name in the Japanese version of both B-Daman
        and FW. With nickname included, it's "Tsubame Tsubakura 'Wingbearer'".

Vincent Cain: [noun] One of FW's fictional news anchormen; name was created by
        taking the surname of one B-Daman character (Gray Michael -Vincent-)
        and the given name of another (-Cain- McDonnell)

Wingbearer: [noun] The title given by an ice cream vendor to Terry McScotty
        while he was introducing himself in the first ever episode; not to be
        confused with "ringbearer", as certain "Lord of the Rings" characters
        addressed Frodo Baggins as.