Tribes

Here are all the makemon tribes explained
== Chemon system ==
The motif is a mammal. Due to the nature of the kemono genre, they are the most numerous races in terms of number of pages.
The icon is a cat paw
* Penepene tribe (Fenefene tribe): The motif is a desert fox (Fennec fox). Fennec, another name for the desert fox, is derived from the Japanese two-syllable Fenne, which is translated as Fenne. 6 makemos.
* Horanghorangjok (トラトラ族): The motif is a tiger. The translation name is derived from the Korean "tiger", and the original text is read as Tora Tora. 4 makemos.
* Looper Looper (Uruuru): The motif is a wolf/kangaroo. The translated name is Lupus in Latin, which means wolf, and the original text is read as Ururu, derived from the Japanese pronunciation of wolf, wolf. 3 makemos.
* Goyanggoyangjok (ネコネコ族}): The motif is a cat. The translation name is Korean "cat", and the original text reads as Nekoneko. 14 makemos.
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* Horse Horses (Umauma clan): The motif is a horse. The translation name is the English word Horse, which means horse, and the original text is read as Umauma tribe. 2 makemos.
* Inuinu tribe (イヌイヌ族): The motif is a dog. The translation name is Inu, which means dog in Japanese, and the original Inu-Inu is pronounced as it is. 20 makemos.
* Rabbi Labyrinth (Usausa): The motif is a rabbit. The translated name is Rabbit, an English word meaning rabbit, and the original text is read as Usausa tribe. With 21, it ranks first among all races so far.
* The Lailai tribe: The motif is a lion. The name of the translation is derived from Lion, which means lion in English, and translated as the original. 5 makemos.
* Nezunezu: The motif is a mouse. The translation name is derived from Nezumi, which means mouse in Japanese, and is translated as the original Nezunezu tribe. 2 makemos.
* Bat-Bat Tribe (Mori Mori): The motif is a bat. The translated name is the English word bat, which means bat, and the original text is read as Mori Mori, derived from the same meaning, koumori. 2 makemos.
* McGee Mackie (Bakubaku family): The motif is Mac. The translation name is derived from "McGee", another name for Mac, and in the original text, it is read as Baku Baku tribe, which is derived from the Japanese word for the same meaning, Baku. 1 makemo.
* Fox Fox Tribe (Concon) (Konkon): The motif is a fox. The translated name is Korean "fox", and the original text is read as Kongkongjok (konkon族) derived from kong (kon), which is a Japanese expression of the cry of a fox. 8 makemos.
* Tanutanu tribe: The motif is a raccoon dog. The translation name is a translation of the Tanutanu tribe, derived from the Japanese word for raccoon dog, Tanuki. 3 makemos.
* The Sarusaru tribe: the motif is a monkey. The translation name is Saru, which means monkey in Japanese, and the original Sarusaru tribe is pronounced as it is. 3 makemos.
* Kumakuma Tribe: The motif is a bear. The translation name is Kuma, which means bear in Japanese, and the original Kumakuma tribe is pronounced as it is. 2 makemos.
* Deer Deer (Shikasika): The motif is a deer. The translated name is the English word Deer, which means deer, and the original text reads the same meaning as the Shikasika tribe. 2 makemos.
* Sharp Sharp Tribe: The motif is a sheep. The translated name is Schaf, which means sheep in German, and the original text is read as Sheep, derived from the English word Sheep. 1 makemo.
* Tau Tau (Ushiushi): The motif is a cow. The translated name is taurus, which is Latin for cow, and the original text is read as Wuxiushi tribe. 1 makemo.
* Donkey and Nobility (Robaroba): The motif is a donkey. It seems to include zebras and the like. The translation name is derived from the Korean "donkey", and the original text is read as the same meaning, the Lobaroba tribe. 2 makemos.
* Kirin Kirin Tribe (Kiri Kirin): The motif is a giraffe. The translation name is derived from the Korean word "giraffe", and the original text is derived from the Japanese pronunciation of giraffe. 1 makemo.
* Dharamdaram Tribe (Lis Lis): The motif is a squirrel. The translation name is derived from the Korean word "squirrel", and the original text is read as the same meaning, the Lisris tribe. 1 makemo.
* Needle Needle (Harihari): The motif is a hedgehog. The translation name is derived from Hari, the Japanese pronunciation of needle, or Harinezumi, the Japanese word for hedgehog. The original text is also derived from hedgehog and is read as Harihari. 1 makemo.
== Harpy ==
the motif is birds. the bird birds are a single species.
the bird birds mainly lives in Harpuia Islands, an island nation on the L'ete region, and the harpuia nation is building an absolute monarchy ruled by Torma Afmar. The rafter people are all children of torma
The icon is a wing
* Bird Bird Tribe (Tritli): The motif is a bird. The translated name is the English word Bird, which means bird, and the original text is read as Toritori tribe. 13 makemos.
== roco (loco) ==
The motif is reptiles and amphibians. It also includes fantasy species such as dragons and Oriental dragons. Since there is only one amphibian tribe, "Mumu" of the Upa-Upa tribe, there is a possibility that it will be reclassified as other amphibian motif races are added in the future.
The icon is a dragon head
* Biambiam Tribe (Habi Hebi Tribe): The motif is a snake. The translation name is "Biam", a dialect of Korean snakes, and the original text reads as Hebihebijok. 6 makemos.
* The motif is a snake. The translation name is "Biam", a dialect of Korean snakes, and the original text reads as Hebihebijok. 6 makemos.
* Dradra clan (Dradra family): The motif is a dragon. The translation name is the English word Dragon, and the original text is read as the Dorado tribe, but it is actually translated as the original. Originally, they were the same race as the Ryuu Ryuu tribe, but the separation was quite recent. 1 makemo.
* Doma Doma tribe (Kageka ge clan): The motif is a lizard. The original text is derived from tokage, which means lizard in Japanese , and is read as kagekage. At one time, it was written as a mistranslated name of "Shadow Shade", but it is assumed that the reason is that it is derived from the Japanese word for shadow , Kage (影, かげ) , and translated it as Shade, which has a similar meaning. 2 makemos.
* Ryuu Ryuujok (リュウリュウ族): The motif is an oriental dragon. The translation name is derived from the Japanese pronunciation of dragon, ryuu, and the original ryuu ryuu 族 is translated as it is pronounced. 14 makemos.
* Upaupa tribe (Upaupa): The motif is Axolotl (Uparupa). The translation name is derived from another name for Axolotl, Uparupa, and the original text is translated as it is pronounced. 1 makemo.
* Leon Leon Tribe (Leoreo): The motif is a chameleon. The translation name is a name derived from the Korean "chameleon", and the original text is read as the Leo Leo tribe derived from the same chameleon, but actually translated as the original. 1 makemo.
== ravka (Labca) ==
The motif is fish and some sea animals. It seems to include mammals such as dolphins and whales, and invertebrates such as squid and jellyfish.
The icon is a fish
* Paipai tribe (ウオウオ族): The motif is fish. The translated name is Pisces, which means fish in Latin. The name originates from, and the original text is read as ウオウオ族, meaning fish. 4 makemos.
* Dolphin Dolphin Tribe (Tsukinowa Dolphin Family) (Lucalca): The motif is a dolphin. The translated name is Dolphin, an English word meaning dolphin, and the original text is read as Lukarka tribe derived from the same meaning, Iruka. 1 makemo.
* Shark Shark Family (サメサメ族): The motif is a shark. The translated name is Korean "Shark", and the original text reads as Same Samee. 1 makemo.
* Whale Whale Family (Hoe Hoe): The motif is a whale. The translated name is Korean "whale", and the original text is read as the Hoehoe tribe derived from the Japanese pronunciation of the English word Whale, which has the same meaning. 1 makemo.
* Manta Manta (Aye clan): The motif is a stingray. The translated name is Manta, the English name for the giant manta ray, and the original text is read as Aeijok, which is derived from ei, which means stingray in Japanese. 1 makemo.
* Kura Kura: The motif is a jellyfish. It is derived from Kurage, which means jellyfish in Japanese, and is translated as it is pronounced. 1 makemo.
== Metamorph series ==
Motifs include insects and some invertebrates. The fearsome tribe is a single race.
The icon is a butterfly
* Mushi Mushi Tribe (ムシムシ族): The motif is an insect. The translation name is Mushi, which means worm in Japanese, and the original Mushi-mushi tribe is pronounced as it is. 5 makemos.
== Chemonculus ==
The chemonculus are a single species.
The icon is a gear
The motif is a robot (android), and the origin of the name is a homunculus. Although it is said to be a robot, it is actually closer to a cyborg or an artificial life form. Since it is a lump of spoilers for the main story, the various settings are hardly resolved. 7 makemos.
== References ==
# https://en.namu.wiki/w/%EB%A7%88%EC%BC%80%EB%AA%AC/%EC%BA%90%EB%A6%AD%ED%84%B0#s-2.1
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