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==Etymology==
==Etymology==
"Fecto" may come from "perfect", as Fecto Elfilis is known as the Perfect Lifeform in Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. It also relates to "infect," regarding Fecto Forgo's parasitic nature both from inside and beyond the containment tube. "Forgo" is a shortened form of "forgotten", as their figure description states they were left forgotten by those who departed from the planet. However, forgo is also an English word meaning to go without, especially something desirable (such as giving up their plan in order to consume everything.) In Japanese, their name フェクト・フォルガ is spelled like the word パー'''フェクト'''  "perfect", which is used in the Japanese name of the cutscene The Ultimate Life-Form, and '''フォルガ'''トゥン Forgotten, which is used instead of just "Forgo" at the beginning of the Japanese level names in Forgo Dreams. This also applies to the Korean version as well.
"Fecto" may come from "perfect", as Fecto Elfilis is known as the Perfect Lifeform in Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. It also relates to "infect," regarding Fecto Forgo's parasitic nature both from inside and beyond the containment tube. "Forgo" is a shortened form of "forgotten", as their figure description states they were left forgotten by those who departed from the planet. However, forgo is also an English word meaning to go without, especially something desirable (such as giving up their plan in order to consume everything.) In Japanese, their name フェクト・フォルガ is spelled like the word パー'''フェクト'''  "perfect", which is used in the Japanese name of the cutscene The Ultimate Life-Form, and '''フォルガ'''トゥン Forgotten, which is used instead of just "Forgo" at the beginning of the Japanese stage names in Forgo Dreams. This also applies to the Korean version as well.


== Forms ==
== Forms ==