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Lamington is a major character in Disgaea: Hour of Darkness and its remakes. He is the High Seraph of Celestia, effectively its ruler and most powerful resident. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

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  • Lamington
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  • Lamington is a major character in Disgaea: Hour of Darkness and its remakes. He is the High Seraph of Celestia, effectively its ruler and most powerful resident. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
  • Suggestions that lamingtons are the result of Australian settler's attempts to cross-breed Drop Bears with Tasmanian Devils for use in dog-fighting pits are put to paid by the fact that the lamington appears in quite a number of Aboriginal stories and artworks dating back thousands of years. In fact, the name "lamington" is generally thought to mean "vicious little bugger" in the Dand and Nong dialects.
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  • Lamington
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  • Raminton
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  • 70.0
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  • 180.0
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  • Seraph
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  • Jamieson Price
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  • Majima Junji
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Kana
  • ラミントン
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  • Lamington is a major character in Disgaea: Hour of Darkness and its remakes. He is the High Seraph of Celestia, effectively its ruler and most powerful resident. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
  • Suggestions that lamingtons are the result of Australian settler's attempts to cross-breed Drop Bears with Tasmanian Devils for use in dog-fighting pits are put to paid by the fact that the lamington appears in quite a number of Aboriginal stories and artworks dating back thousands of years. In fact, the name "lamington" is generally thought to mean "vicious little bugger" in the Dand and Nong dialects. Although quite vicious, lamingtons are easily startled into flight by the traditional bushman's cry of "Cooooo-ee". Modern Ozzies take advantage of this in the popular tradition of the "lamington drive". This cry was adopted by early settlers after noticing the affect it had on lamingtons, causing them to flee rapidly. Scientists postulate that the two-toned cry causes unpleasant vibrations in the lamington's nether regions and leads to the shedding of the white fur that gives them their distinctive flecks. After a lamington drive, the ground around the affected area can be covered with short, stiff white hairs, often described as being like "a snowstorm of desicated coconut".
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