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| - Ogopogo is a lake monster that inhabited Okanagan Lake in present day British Columbia.
- Ogopogo is a legendary creature designed by Dannybob and Z-studio. Dannybob's version was obviously meshed from a Nile monitor, while the Ogopogo from Z Studio's Paranoia is more close to the legend.
- Ogopogo era un Eidolon malvagio, simile a Leviatano ma di colore violaceo. Appostato a guardia della potente katana Masamune nel nucleo lunare, spazzava via chiunque volesse appropriarsi dell'arma con violenti maremoti.
- The Ogopogo was a robot operated by a group of loggers.
- Ogopogo is an enemy fought in Baten Kaitos Origins.
- Ogopogo, also known as Tidarithian, is an enemy from Final Fantasy IV. It uses a strong Water spell called Deluge, which calls forth massive waves that will decimate the party. After its defeat, it will drop the powerful Masamune. It starts the fight by using Deluge twice.
- Ogopogo is the name given to a cryptid lake monster reported to live in Okanagan Lake, in British Columbia, Canada. Ogopogo has been allegedly seen by First Nations people since the 19th century. The most common description of Ogopogo is a 40 to 50-foot-long (12 to 15 m) sea serpent. Some believe that he is one and the same as the Loch Ness Monster however, the likelihood of a creature being able to swim from the coast of British Columbia to Scotland and back is unlikely.
- I'm looking for the Ogopogo. The funny little Ogopogo. His mother was an earwig, his father was a snail. I'm going to put a little bit of salt on his tail. I want to find the Ogopogo while he's playing on his banjo I'm looking for the Ogopogo. The bunny-hugging Ogopogo. His mother was a mutton, his father was a whale. I'm going to put a little bit of salt on his tail. I'm looking for the Ogopogo.
- History: Ogopogo is the name of a mysterious creature of large size said to live in Canada's Lake Okanagan in the province of British Columbia. The local Indians called the beast Naitaka, or "lake demon" and often sacrificed small animals to appease the creature. Today, three hundred years later, many locals still believe that the sea monster is real. The creature has been seen or reported several times by locals Horace Simpson, Beverly Harder and Ernest Girou. In fact, hundreds of sightings of Ogopogo are reported every year, but no film footage was captured until 1968 when Art Folden and his wife were driving next to the lake and they noticed something strange on the lake. Their film shows a dark object diving, and reappearing from shallow water into deeper water. The dark mass in Art's
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