Editing Goldirox (section)

==Etymology==
* His original Japanese name "Gorudon" (Golden) is likely given because he is a golden golem.
**Character-based languages follow this naming convention.
* His localised English name "Goldirox" is a play on words, in which he is made of Gold and specialises in rocks, particularly bringing ores back to the mines and also smashing them up.
** His name could also be a play on the name Goldilocks, in which going through three forms and/or three different bars (copper/silver/gold)  to settle on one definitive final form could be a parallel to Goldilocks going through three chairs/bowls of porridge/beds before settling on a definitive perfect one.
** Other localisations of his name in most latin-based languages also follow this naming convention.
*In Spanish, his name "Geodoro" may be a mix of the suffix "geo" meaning "earth/ground/land" with presumably the Spanish word for "golden" ("dorado", [masculine]) and/or for "gold" ("oro"). It could also be a variation of the name "Teodoro" which has origins in the Spanish language meaning "God" (Teo) and "gift" (doros), having the combined meaning of "Gift of God" or "Divine Gift", alluding to his role in the story as what helps Babs kickstart the revival of the Golden Age.