Difference between revisions of "Nicknames"
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* [[Red]] for [[Lara Croft (Top Cow Comics)|Lara]] (by [[Chase Carver]]) | * [[Red]] for [[Lara Croft (Top Cow Comics)|Lara]] (by [[Chase Carver]]) | ||
| − | * [[Morning Dove]] for [[Lara Croft (Comics)|Lara]] (by [[Joe Notafraid]]) | + | * [[Morning Dove]] for [[Lara Croft (Top Cow Comics)|Lara]] (by [[Joe Notafraid]]) |
Latest revision as of 15:02, 21 June 2015
Nicknames
Games
- Monstrum (for the killer in The Angel of Darkness)
- Alis (short for Alister in Tomb Raider Legend)
Comics
- Red for Lara (by Chase Carver)
- Morning Dove for Lara (by Joe Notafraid)
Novels
- Borg for Nils Bjorkstrom in The Lost Cult
- Ajay for Alison Jane Harfleur in The Lost Cult
by Fans & Developers
- The Divine Ponytail - an early nickname for Lara Croft (alt.games.tombraider).
- Jeeves an alternative suggestion for Lara's un-named butler in the days before before Eidos confirmed that he was called Winston or Hilary.
- Bacon Lara for the Atlantean Lara Copy in TR1.
- Fluffy for the Unknown Entity in Legend.
- Dopplehoe for the Doppelgänger in Underworld.
- Underpus for the Kraken in Underworld.
- Legend Lara - a reference to the version of Lara created for Legend, a Lara who appeared to be "more caring" than previous versions of Lara.
- Charlie for the fish appearing in water in Tomb Raider Anniversary
- FeeFee for a crab first seen on the "Turning Point" trailer of Tomb Raider (2013), later seen in-game
- Mishka for the bear in Rise of the Tomb Raider, given to it by the 2015 E3 Ambassadors and the developing staff.
Miscellaneous
- Laraverse - Lara's world; the universe in which Lara is the center
