Mulithim - Revision history

Terez: corrections

2020-10-16T18:42:01Z

corrections

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	==Production==		==Production==
	[[File:U10-dance.png\|thumb\|325px\|[[Kusu]] leads the [[Universe 10]] team in a dance.<ref name="ep91"/>]]		[[File:U10-dance.png\|thumb\|325px\|[[Kusu]] leads the [[Universe 10]] team in a dance.<ref name="ep91"/>]]
	In [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]], the [[Universe 10]] team appears hooded, with the exception of [[Mulithim]]. They remain hooded in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 91\|Episode 91]], suggesting that only Mulithim's design been finalized when animation began on these episodes.		In [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]], the [[Universe 10]] team appears hooded, with the exception of Mulithim. They remain hooded in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 91\|Episode 91]], suggesting that only Mulithim's design had been finalized when animation began on these episodes.

	==Performance==		==Performance==

Terez: Geen --> Giin

2019-07-30T07:52:06Z

Geen --> Giin

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	==Performance==		==Performance==
	Mulithim is voiced by [[Keiji Hirai]], who voiced several minor roles in ''[[Dragon Ball Kai]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' including [[Killa]]. In the [[FUNimation]] dub, Mulithim is voiced by [[Reagan Murdock]], who also voices [[~~Geen~~]], the [[God of Destruction]] of [[Universe 12]].		Mulithim is voiced by [[Keiji Hirai]], who voiced several minor roles in ''[[Dragon Ball Kai]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' including [[Killa]]. In the [[FUNimation]] dub, Mulithim is voiced by [[Reagan Murdock]], who also voices [[Giin]], the [[God of Destruction]] of [[Universe 12]].

	==References==		==References==

Terez at 06:44, 21 June 2019

2019-06-21T06:44:33Z

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	The spelling "Murichim" originated with the subtitles provided by [[Toei Animation]] to simulcast platforms (including [[FUNimation]]'s own streaming service). [[VIZ Media]] also adopted this spelling for their manga adaptation. [[Funimation]] originally spelled the character's name "Mulithim"; he was credited as such in the broadcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]]; however it was changed to "Murichim" in the credits for [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 97\|Episode 97]]. The spelling was also changed in the credits for Episode 90 on FUNimation home video, and this change was reflected in their in-house [[Steven Simmons]] subtitles which debuted on the FUNimation digital purchase offerings in advance of the Blu-ray and DVD releases. The change was likely a result of Toei's push for uniformity, as evidenced by a notice to that effect on FUNimation's home release of ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]''.		The spelling "Murichim" originated with the subtitles provided by [[Toei Animation]] to simulcast platforms (including [[FUNimation]]'s own streaming service). [[VIZ Media]] also adopted this spelling for their manga adaptation. [[Funimation]] originally spelled the character's name "Mulithim"; he was credited as such in the broadcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]]; however it was changed to "Murichim" in the credits for [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 97\|Episode 97]]. The spelling was also changed in the credits for Episode 90 on FUNimation home video, and this change was reflected in their in-house [[Steven Simmons]] subtitles which debuted on the FUNimation digital purchase offerings in advance of the Blu-ray and DVD releases. The change was likely a result of Toei's push for uniformity, as evidenced by a notice to that effect on FUNimation's home release of ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]''.

			==Production==
			[[File:U10-dance.png\|thumb\|325px\|[[Kusu]] leads the [[Universe 10]] team in a dance.<ref name="ep91"/>]]
			In [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]], the [[Universe 10]] team appears hooded, with the exception of [[Mulithim]]. They remain hooded in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 91\|Episode 91]], suggesting that only Mulithim's design been finalized when animation began on these episodes.

	==Performance==		==Performance==

Terez: /* Tournament of Power */

2019-06-21T05:10:36Z

Tournament of Power

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	Later, [[Freeza]] uses Mulithim for sport, holding him up by the head. [[Vegeta]] objects, claiming Mulithim was his target, but Freeza says he got there first, and proceeds to knock Mulithim out of the arena with his tail.<ref name="ep101"/>		Later, [[Freeza]] uses Mulithim for sport, holding him up by the head. [[Vegeta]] objects, claiming Mulithim was his target, but Freeza says he got there first, and proceeds to knock Mulithim out of the arena with his tail.<ref name="ep101"/>

			On the sidelines, Mulithim and the other eliminated male members of the Universe 10 team are enthused by the transformations of [[Universe 2]]'s [[Maiden Squadron]], while [[Rylibeu]] seems unimpressed.<ref name="ep102">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=102}}</ref>

	After the elimination of [[Obni]], Universe 10 is erased.<ref name="ep103">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=103}}</ref> When [[No. 17]] uses the [[Super Dragon Balls]] to restore all of the destroyed universes, Mulithim is seen with his teammates and [[Gowasu]] in the [[Kaiōshin realm]] of Universe 10.<ref name="ep131">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=131}}</ref>		After the elimination of [[Obni]], Universe 10 is erased.<ref name="ep103">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=103}}</ref> When [[No. 17]] uses the [[Super Dragon Balls]] to restore all of the destroyed universes, Mulithim is seen with his teammates and [[Gowasu]] in the [[Kaiōshin realm]] of Universe 10.<ref name="ep131">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=131}}</ref>
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	==Name==		==Name==
	Mulithim's name is likely derived from the element [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium Lithium] (リチウム), an alkali metal with the atomic number 3. This pun follows the theme of [[Universe 10]] warriors being named after elements of the periodic table.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://twitter.com/sailorspazz/status/894609621989576704\|Website=Twitter\|Title=@sailorspazz\|Date=7 August 2017}}</ref>		Mulithim's name is likely derived from the element [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium Lithium] (リチウム), an alkali metal with the atomic number 3. This pun follows the theme of [[Universe 10]] warriors being named after elements of the periodic table.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://twitter.com/sailorspazz/status/894609621989576704\|Website=Twitter\|Title=@sailorspazz\|Date=7 August 2017}}</ref>

Terez: rearranging elements

2019-06-20T21:10:12Z

rearranging elements

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	Later, [[Freeza]] uses Mulithim for sport, holding him up by the head. [[Vegeta]] objects, claiming Mulithim was his target, but Freeza says he got there first, and proceeds to knock Mulithim out of the arena with his tail.<ref name="ep101"/>		Later, [[Freeza]] uses Mulithim for sport, holding him up by the head. [[Vegeta]] objects, claiming Mulithim was his target, but Freeza says he got there first, and proceeds to knock Mulithim out of the arena with his tail.<ref name="ep101"/>

			After the elimination of [[Obni]], Universe 10 is erased.<ref name="ep103">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=103}}</ref> When [[No. 17]] uses the [[Super Dragon Balls]] to restore all of the destroyed universes, Mulithim is seen with his teammates and [[Gowasu]] in the [[Kaiōshin realm]] of Universe 10.<ref name="ep131">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=131}}</ref>
	<div style="max-width:350px;float:right">		<div style="max-width:350px;float:right">
	<gallery mode="slideshow" caption="FUNimation Credits">		<gallery mode="slideshow" caption="FUNimation Credits">
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	After the elimination of [[Obni]], Universe 10 is erased.<ref name="ep103">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=103}}</ref> When [[No. 17]] uses the [[Super Dragon Balls]] to restore all of the destroyed universes, Mulithim is seen with his teammates and [[Gowasu]] in the [[Kaiōshin realm]] of Universe 10.<ref name="ep131">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=131}}</ref>

	==Name==		==Name==
	Mulithim's name is likely derived from the element [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium Lithium] (リチウム), an alkali metal with the atomic number 3. This pun follows the theme of [[Universe 10]] warriors being named after elements of the periodic table.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://twitter.com/sailorspazz/status/894609621989576704\|Website=Twitter\|Title=@sailorspazz\|Date=7 August 2017}}</ref>		Mulithim's name is likely derived from the element [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium Lithium] (リチウム), an alkali metal with the atomic number 3. This pun follows the theme of [[Universe 10]] warriors being named after elements of the periodic table.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://twitter.com/sailorspazz/status/894609621989576704\|Website=Twitter\|Title=@sailorspazz\|Date=7 August 2017}}</ref>

Terez at 09:32, 20 June 2019

2019-06-20T09:32:47Z

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	Mulithim's name is likely derived from the element [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium Lithium] (リチウム), an alkali metal with the atomic number 3. This pun follows the theme of [[Universe 10]] warriors being named after elements of the periodic table.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://twitter.com/sailorspazz/status/894609621989576704\|Website=Twitter\|Title=@sailorspazz\|Date=7 August 2017}}</ref>		Mulithim's name is likely derived from the element [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium Lithium] (リチウム), an alkali metal with the atomic number 3. This pun follows the theme of [[Universe 10]] warriors being named after elements of the periodic table.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://twitter.com/sailorspazz/status/894609621989576704\|Website=Twitter\|Title=@sailorspazz\|Date=7 August 2017}}</ref>

	The spelling "Murichim" originated with the subtitles provided by [[Toei Animation]] to simulcast platforms (including [[FUNimation]]'s own streaming service). [[VIZ Media]] also adopted this spelling for their manga adaptation. [[Funimation]] originally spelled the character's name "Mulithim"; he was credited as such in the broadcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]]; however it was changed to "Murichim" in the credits for [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 97\|Episode 97]]. The spelling was also changed in the credits for Episode 90 on [[FUNimation]] home video, and this change was reflected in their in-house [[Steven Simmons]] subtitles which debuted on the FUNimation digital purchase offerings in advance of the Blu-ray and DVD releases. The change was likely a result of Toei's push for uniformity, as evidenced by a notice to that effect on FUNimation's home release of ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]''.		The spelling "Murichim" originated with the subtitles provided by [[Toei Animation]] to simulcast platforms (including [[FUNimation]]'s own streaming service). [[VIZ Media]] also adopted this spelling for their manga adaptation. [[Funimation]] originally spelled the character's name "Mulithim"; he was credited as such in the broadcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]]; however it was changed to "Murichim" in the credits for [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 97\|Episode 97]]. The spelling was also changed in the credits for Episode 90 on FUNimation home video, and this change was reflected in their in-house [[Steven Simmons]] subtitles which debuted on the FUNimation digital purchase offerings in advance of the Blu-ray and DVD releases. The change was likely a result of Toei's push for uniformity, as evidenced by a notice to that effect on FUNimation's home release of ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]''.

	==Performance==		==Performance==

Terez at 08:32, 20 June 2019

2019-06-20T08:32:41Z

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	==Tournament of Power==		==Tournament of Power==
	[[File:Bio-murichim-top-design.png\|thumb\|150px\|left\|Mulithim's anime character design for the [[Tournament of Power]]<ref name="Kagari"/>]]		[[File:Bio-murichim-top-design.png\|thumb\|150px\|left\|Mulithim's anime character design for the [[Tournament of Power]]<ref name="Kagari"/>]]
	Mulithim is recruited for the [[Tournament of Power]] by [[Rumoosh]], the [[God of Destruction]] of [[Universe 10]]. As the leader of the team, Mulithim introduces the otherwise-hooded ~~team~~ to his [[Kaiōshin]] [[Gowasu]], demonstrating their dedication to a regular protein intake in order to build strength.<ref name="ep90">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=90}}</ref> The [[Angel]] [[Kusu]] leads the team in a dance to foster team unity, while Gowasu records. He plans to upload it as a video entitled "Us Dancing" on [[GodTube]], and hopes it will get a lot of views.<ref name="ep91">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=91}}</ref>		Mulithim is recruited for the [[Tournament of Power]] by [[Rumoosh]], the [[God of Destruction]] of [[Universe 10]]. As the leader of the team, Mulithim introduces the otherwise-hooded members to his [[Kaiōshin]] [[Gowasu]], demonstrating their dedication to a regular protein intake in order to build strength.<ref name="ep90">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=90}}</ref> The [[Angel]] [[Kusu]] leads the team in a dance to foster team unity, while Gowasu records. He plans to upload it as a video entitled "Us Dancing" on [[GodTube]], and hopes it will get a lot of views.<ref name="ep91">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=91}}</ref>

	The team is next seen when they are transported to the [[World of Void]] by the [[Great Priest]].<ref name="ep96">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=96}}</ref>		The team is next seen when they are transported to the [[World of Void]] by the [[Great Priest]].<ref name="ep96">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=96}}</ref>
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	After the elimination of [[Obni]], Universe 10 is erased.<ref name="ep103">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=103}}</ref> When [[No. 17]] uses the [[Super Dragon Balls]] to restore all of the destroyed universes, Mulithim is seen with his teammates and [[Gowasu]] in the [[Kaiōshin]] ~~realm~~ of Universe 10.<ref name="ep131">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=131}}</ref>		After the elimination of [[Obni]], Universe 10 is erased.<ref name="ep103">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=103}}</ref> When [[No. 17]] uses the [[Super Dragon Balls]] to restore all of the destroyed universes, Mulithim is seen with his teammates and [[Gowasu]] in the [[Kaiōshin realm]] of Universe 10.<ref name="ep131">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=131}}</ref>

	==Name==		==Name==
	Mulithim's name is likely derived from the element [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium Lithium] (リチウム), an alkali metal with the atomic number 3. This pun follows the theme of [[Universe 10]] warriors being named after elements of the periodic table.		Mulithim's name is likely derived from the element [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium Lithium] (リチウム), an alkali metal with the atomic number 3. This pun follows the theme of [[Universe 10]] warriors being named after elements of the periodic table.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://twitter.com/sailorspazz/status/894609621989576704\|Website=Twitter\|Title=@sailorspazz\|Date=7 August 2017}}</ref>

	The spelling "Murichim" originated with the subtitles provided to simulcast platforms by [[~~Toei Animation~~]]. [[VIZ Media]] also adopted this spelling for their manga adaptation. [[Funimation]] originally spelled the character's name "Mulithim"; he was credited as such in the broadcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]]; however it was changed to "Murichim" in the credits for [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 97\|Episode 97]]~~, and it~~ was also changed in the credits for Episode 90 on ~~the~~ [[FUNimation]] ~~Blu-ray~~, and this change was reflected in the ~~subtitles as well~~. The change was likely a result of Toei's push for uniformity, as evidenced by a notice to that effect on FUNimation's home release of ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]''.		The spelling "Murichim" originated with the subtitles provided by [[Toei Animation]] to simulcast platforms (including [[FUNimation]]'s own streaming service). [[VIZ Media]] also adopted this spelling for their manga adaptation. [[Funimation]] originally spelled the character's name "Mulithim"; he was credited as such in the broadcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]]; however it was changed to "Murichim" in the credits for [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 97\|Episode 97]]. The spelling was also changed in the credits for Episode 90 on [[FUNimation]] home video, and this change was reflected in their in-house [[Steven Simmons]] subtitles which debuted on the FUNimation digital purchase offerings in advance of the Blu-ray and DVD releases. The change was likely a result of Toei's push for uniformity, as evidenced by a notice to that effect on FUNimation's home release of ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]''.

	==Performance==		==Performance==

Terez at 07:16, 20 June 2019

2019-06-20T07:16:54Z

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	After the tournament begins, [[Goku]] is fighting [[Ganos]] when he sees [[Toppo]]. He attempts to break away from Ganos to fight Toppo, but Mulithim attacks Toppo instead.<ref name="ep97">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=97}}</ref>		After the tournament begins, [[Goku]] is fighting [[Ganos]] when he sees [[Toppo]]. He attempts to break away from Ganos to fight Toppo, but Mulithim attacks Toppo instead.<ref name="ep97">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=97}}</ref>

	Mulithim is next seen observing [[Kale]] as she fights Goku in her [[~~Kale:~~ Super Saiyan (Berserk)\|berserker]] form.<ref name="ep100">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=100}}</ref>		Mulithim is next seen observing [[Kale]] as she fights Goku in her [[Super Saiyan (Berserk)\|berserker]] form.<ref name="ep100">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=100}}</ref>

	Later, [[Freeza]] uses Mulithim for sport, holding him up by the head. [[Vegeta]] objects, claiming Mulithim was his target, but Freeza says he got there first, and proceeds to knock Mulithim out of the arena with his tail.<ref name="ep101"/>		Later, [[Freeza]] uses Mulithim for sport, holding him up by the head. [[Vegeta]] objects, claiming Mulithim was his target, but Freeza says he got there first, and proceeds to knock Mulithim out of the arena with his tail.<ref name="ep101"/>
	<div style="max-width:350px;float:right">		<div style="max-width:350px;float:right">
	<gallery mode="slideshow" caption="FUNimation Credits">		<gallery mode="slideshow" caption="FUNimation Credits">
	File:DBS090-AScred2.png\|[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]]:<br>[[Adult Swim]] broadcast credits.		File:DBS090-AScred2.png\|[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]]:<br>[[Adult Swim]] broadcast credits
	File:DBS097-AScred4.png\|[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 97]]:<br>[[Adult Swim]] broadcast credits.		File:DBS097-AScred4.png\|[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 97]]:<br>[[Adult Swim]] broadcast credits
	File:DBS090-EBDcred2.png\|[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]]:<br>[[FUNimation]] Blu-ray credits.		File:DBS090-EBDcred2.png\|[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]]:<br>[[FUNimation]] Blu-ray credits
			File:Funimation-Broly-spellings.png\|''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]''<br>[[FUNimation]] Blu-ray notice
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	==Name==		==Name==
	Mulithim's name is likely ~~dereived~~ from the element [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium Lithium] (リチウム), an alkali metal with the atomic number 3. This pun follows the theme of [[Universe 10]] warriors being named after elements of the periodic table.		Mulithim's name is likely derived from the element [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium Lithium] (リチウム), an alkali metal with the atomic number 3. This pun follows the theme of [[Universe 10]] warriors being named after elements of the periodic table.

	The spelling "Murichim" originated with the subtitles provided to simulcast platforms by [[Toei Animation]]. [[VIZ Media]] also adopted this spelling for their manga adaptation. [[Funimation]] originally spelled the character's name "Mulithim"; he was credited as such in the broadcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]]; however it was changed to "Murichim" in the credits for [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 97\|Episode 97]], and it was also changed in the credits for Episode 90 on the [[FUNimation]] Blu-ray.		The spelling "Murichim" originated with the subtitles provided to simulcast platforms by [[Toei Animation]]. [[VIZ Media]] also adopted this spelling for their manga adaptation. [[Funimation]] originally spelled the character's name "Mulithim"; he was credited as such in the broadcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]]; however it was changed to "Murichim" in the credits for [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 97\|Episode 97]], and it was also changed in the credits for Episode 90 on the [[FUNimation]] Blu-ray, and this change was reflected in the subtitles as well. The change was likely a result of Toei's push for uniformity, as evidenced by a notice to that effect on FUNimation's home release of ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]''.

	==Performance==		==Performance==

Terez at 03:24, 20 June 2019

2019-06-20T03:24:30Z

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	==Tournament of Power==		==Tournament of Power==
	[[File:Bio-murichim-top-design.png\|thumb\|150px\|left\|Mulithim's anime character design for the [[Tournament of Power]]<ref name="Kagari"/>]]		[[File:Bio-murichim-top-design.png\|thumb\|150px\|left\|Mulithim's anime character design for the [[Tournament of Power]]<ref name="Kagari"/>]]
	Mulithim is recruited for the [[Tournament of Power]] by [[Rumoosh]], the [[God of Destruction]] of [[Universe 10]]. As the leader of the team, Mulithim introduces the otherwise-hooded team to his [[Kaiōshin]] [[Gowasu]], demonstrating their dedication to a regular protein intake in order to build strength.<ref name="ep90">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=90}}</ref>		Mulithim is recruited for the [[Tournament of Power]] by [[Rumoosh]], the [[God of Destruction]] of [[Universe 10]]. As the leader of the team, Mulithim introduces the otherwise-hooded team to his [[Kaiōshin]] [[Gowasu]], demonstrating their dedication to a regular protein intake in order to build strength.<ref name="ep90">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=90}}</ref> The [[Angel]] [[Kusu]] leads the team in a dance to foster team unity, while Gowasu records. He plans to upload it as a video entitled "Us Dancing" on [[GodTube]], and hopes it will get a lot of views.<ref name="ep91">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=91}}</ref>

	The team is next seen when they are transported to the [[World of Void]] by the [[Great Priest]].<ref name="ep96">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=96}}</ref>		The team is next seen when they are transported to the [[World of Void]] by the [[Great Priest]].<ref name="ep96">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=96}}</ref>

Terez: /* Name */ clarity

2019-06-20T02:04:48Z

Name: clarity

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	==Name==		==Name==
	Mulithim's name is likely ~~an anagram of~~ the element [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium Lithium] (リチウム), an alkali metal with the atomic number 3. This pun follows the theme of [[Universe 10]] warriors being named after elements of the periodic table.		Mulithim's name is likely dereived from the element [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium Lithium] (リチウム), an alkali metal with the atomic number 3. This pun follows the theme of [[Universe 10]] warriors being named after elements of the periodic table.

	The spelling "Murichim" originated with the subtitles provided to simulcast platforms by [[Toei Animation]]. [[VIZ Media]] also adopted this spelling for their manga adaptation. [[Funimation]] originally spelled the character's name "Mulithim"; he was credited as such in the broadcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]]; however it was changed to "Murichim" in the credits for [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 97\|Episode 97]], and it was also changed in the credits for Episode 90 on the [[FUNimation]] Blu-ray.		The spelling "Murichim" originated with the subtitles provided to simulcast platforms by [[Toei Animation]]. [[VIZ Media]] also adopted this spelling for their manga adaptation. [[Funimation]] originally spelled the character's name "Mulithim"; he was credited as such in the broadcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 90]]; however it was changed to "Murichim" in the credits for [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 97\|Episode 97]], and it was also changed in the credits for Episode 90 on the [[FUNimation]] Blu-ray.