[[File:Error.png|thumb|right|<center>"I am Error."</center>]]
[[File:Error.png|thumb|left|<center>"I am Error."</center>]]
[[File:Fds eraa.png|thumb|left|<center>"My name is Error."</center>]]
[[File:Fds eraa.png|thumb|right|<center>"My name is Error."</center>]]
*It's possible that Error's name is meant to form a pun with that of [[Bagu]], a related character whose name means "computer bug" in Japanese.
*It's possible that Error's name is meant to form a pun with that of [[Bagu]] whose name means "computer bug" in Japanese.
*In the [[Wii]] video game, ''[[smw:Super Paper Mario|Super Paper Mario]]'', one of the first bosses of the game is a robotic dragon named [[smw:Fracktail|Fracktail]] who is attacked by an evil character, [[smw:Dimentio|Dimentio]]. Upon being attacked, the dragon malfunctions and begins to say several incoherent phrases, one of which is "I AM ERROR".
*In ''[[smw:Super Paper Mario|Super Paper Mario]]'', the first boss of the game is a robotic dragon named [[smw:Fracktail|Fracktail]] who is attacked by [[smw:Dimentio|Dimentio]]. Upon being attacked, the dragon malfunctions and begins to say several incoherent phrases, one of which is "I AM ERROR".
*The Nintendo UK site uses Error for the 404 error page.
*The Nintendo UK site uses Error for the 404 error page.<ref>{{cite|That page is missing. Perhaps it's south of King's Tomb…|Error|404 page}}</ref>
*In the Japanese version of Zelda II, Error makes the less vague statement "My name is Error." (Ore no na ha (wa) Eraa da...")<ref>{{cite|オレノナハエラーダ...|Error|The Adventure of Link}}</ref> His name is written Eraa (エラー), the Japanese way of writing the English word "error".
*In The Legend of Zelda 2: Link no Bōken, Error makes the less vague statement "My name is Error." (Ore no na ha (wa) Erā da...")<ref>{{cite|オレノナハエラーダ...|Error|The Adventure of Link}}</ref> His name is written Erā (エラー), the Japanese way of writing the English word "error".
The sprite design for Error is used for characters in other towns who can sometimes be similarly unhelpful,[4] although a few of them give Link very useful hints about using the Fire Spell[5] or finding the Three-Eye Rock Palace.[6]
It's possible that Error's name is meant to form a pun with that of Bagu whose name means "computer bug" in Japanese.
In Super Paper Mario, the first boss of the game is a robotic dragon named Fracktail who is attacked by Dimentio. Upon being attacked, the dragon malfunctions and begins to say several incoherent phrases, one of which is "I AM ERROR".
The Nintendo UK site uses Error for the 404 error page.[7]
In The Legend of Zelda 2: Link no Bōken, Error makes the less vague statement "My name is Error." (Ore no na ha (wa) Erā da...")[8] His name is written Erā (エラー), the Japanese way of writing the English word "error".
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