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How is Arcane alliterative with "Bigail"?

"I'm Penny Parker. You can remember that 'cause it's got the same letter at the front of each name. That's important theatrically, you know."
— Penny Parker, MacGyver, "Every Time She Smiles"

In Real Life, an alliterative name is a name in which the first and last names begin with the same sound. In more extreme cases, this can also include the middle name.

Giving a character an alliterative name is one of many ways a writer can make a name more interesting and catchy, which in turn makes the character more memorable to the audience. This is especially important in works with large Ensemble Casts, where extra help is needed to differentiate between them.

In comic books, this is especially true of the names of Super Heroes or their close hangers-on. It was a favorite tool of Stan Lee's, since, swarmed with projects, he often had trouble remembering the characters' names, and the alliteration worked as a mnemonic device. (Though it didn't always work perfectly — Lee occasionally referred to "Peter Palmer" and "Bob Banner".)

Of note to writers: Overusing this trope dilutes its effect, particularly if multiple characters have the same starting letters in their names.

A variation consists of downplaying the alliteration by having a prefix before the surname. Such as "Alice McAllister" or "Bob O'Brien."

In comic books, the Alliterative Name is often also Two First Names. In cartoons, it goes hand-in-hand with Species Surname.

See Alliterative Title, for work titles that do this. Compare Rhyming Names, in which the character's first and last names ends with the same sound. Repetitive Name is a more extreme variant.

Please note that Japanese names, though many may seem alliterative to an English-speaking audience, may not convey the same "alliterative power" in their original setting; syllables (and vowel sounds) matter more than letters in Japanese.

No Real Life Examples, Please! Even though this is Truth in Television, Real Life examples are much more common than they are in fiction and generally aren't meaningful enough to be added here. On the other hand, real-life examples for Alliterative Families are allowed, as they are much less common.

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    Asian Animation 
  • BoBoiBoy has Yaya Yah.
  • The primary antagonist of Happy Heroes Season 8 is named Huo Haha.
  • Noonbory and the Super 7:
    • Babysitterbory and Bakerbory.
    • An interesting example: out of the Super Sensors, only one has their name alliterate with their sense: Totobory, the bory of taste.
  • Pakdam Pakdai has two examples:
    • The main character is named Doggy Don.
    • Nana the Narrator, which is likely an unintentional example.
  • Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf features an alliterative location name. Green Green Grassland repeats the letter "G".
  • Simple Samosa:
    • The protagonist's full name is, in fact, Simple Samosa.
    • Samosa's rival, Cham Cham, has his full name revealed to be Cham Cham Chakraboty in the episode "Sollid Survival".
  • The Big Bad of ViR: The Robot Boy is named Mad Max.

    Amazingly Perfect Audio Plays 
  • Ome Henk: Several characters in this Dutch audioplay series have this kind of name. Examples include: Koos Korswagen, Floris-Jan van Fleppensteyn and Tjabbe Tjibsma.

    Crazily Superb Comic Strips 
  • Gasoline Alley: Walt W'allet.
  • A varient in George and Lynne, where the titular couple know an awful lot of couples whose names begin with the same letter — Tim and Tina, Robbie and Ruthie, Bob and Becky...
  • Luann: Avoided for characters in the strip, but this and Rhyming Names gets used for nearly everything else; businesses, places and events all get the treatment. Café TJ, Moony Uni, Quibbling Siblings, Soufflé Lingerié, Kafe Kablooie, Chateau Trio, Fuse Follies... and all these were just since 2014 (the strip was created in 1985.)
  • Moon Mullins
  • Retail: Cooper Costello and Stuart Suchet. Marla used to qualify as well until she married and her last name changed from Masters to Garrison.
  • Snuffy Smith: The titular character.

    Fantastically Tubular Fairy Tales 

    Fans' Worthy Fan Works 
  • Family Guy Fanon: Meg's friends follow this trope with their new last names. Patty Patterson, Esther Esthederm, Ruth Rutherford and Beth Bethany
  • Yolanda Yop in The Aristocats' Island.
  • In the Pokémon Peggy Sue fic Ashes of the Past, Ash's last opponent in the Silver Conference is Fred Farrell, whose team consists of Floodwater the Feraligatr, Fuchida the Forretress, Flambé the Flareon, Felicity the Flaaffy, and Fowler the Farfetch'd.
  • The Punch-Out!! fan-blog Ask the Ryans gives Aran Ryan's sister (whose name is never mentioned in the games) the name Rory Ryan.
  • Bait and Switch has LtJG. Warragul Wirrpanda, chief medical officer of the USS Bajor. "Shakedown Shenanigans" reveals his middle name is "William".
  • The Black Wrangler's title character is Kaichou Kurosaki. In the original Japanese, it wouldn't count as an example, but this is an English fanfic.
  • but i wrote the words to the swan song: One of Juliet Capulet's aliases is Juliet Jones.
  • In The Flash/Supergirl crossover Call Me Kara, Alexandra Allen, Kara and Barry's daughter.
  • Calvin & Hobbes: The Series:
    • The Monster Maze. Lampshaded by Hobbes:
      "Nice touch."
    • Most of the things that Calvin sells at his stand in "Help Wanted" also count.
  • Snow Storm and Bolt Buck in Cape and Cowl.
  • In Catch Me in Midair Remus is pregnant with Sirius' child and Sirius deliberately suggests names such as "Antigone Artemis Alistronia Agatha" and "Icarus Ieolus Ilarion Izydorak."
  • Child of the Storm: The many characters from DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Norse Mythology, and Harry Potter who all have alliterative names, plus OC Uhtred Ullrson.
  • Saria Speeder from C.I.A.: Agents.
  • Pokémon fanfic Clouded Sky's main protagonist, Tobias Talltree.
  • David Dakota, of the Dakota story.
  • Despair's Last Resort has a few. There's Takara Tsukuda, Miyako Morino, and Saemi Sasagawa. Subverted with Kazumi Katsuya, who reveals that her name is a stage name. Her first name is really Hanako
  • Dungeon Keeper Ami has Keeper Mercury and his chief warlock, Torian, create a hair-growing spell from a modified beard spell, the "Beastly Beard Booster" spell.
  • The Duskyverse has the original characters Dusky Down, her parents Windy Ward and Splendid Speech, and mayor Prideful Policy.
  • Ed, Edd, Eddy n Edna: Edna's full name is Edna Esmeralda Espinoza.
  • Enchanted Miracle Pretty Cure has Cure Chameleon, whose real first name is Camilo.
  • Forum of Thrones has a number of major examples, such as Robert Raylan, Maron Mullendore, Wolfius Woodbark, and the entirety of House Hoare.
  • In Harry Potter - Three to Backstep after McGonagall becomes Headmistress she hires a Transfiguration professor named Belvedere Bartwinkle.
  • In Shazam! fanfiction Here There Be Monsters, Joyce Albright and Chuck Ramsey take up the costumed identities of Midnight Maid and Mister Midnight, respectively.
  • HERZ: This story has Captain Kurumi Kagero, UN Special Investigations Officer.
  • Jaune Arc, Lord of Hunger has Alixandre Arc, Jaune's great-great-grandfather who fought in the Great War. Early in the story, Jaune also mentions having a younger sister named Amber Arc.
  • Junior Officers:
    • Elekai Echidna
    • Deborah Deer
    • Lekona Lion
    • Sarabi Squirrel.
    • Riviera Rottweiler
    • Verdun Vole
    • Zulimar Zebra.
    • Anita Anteater
    • David Deer
    • Gloria Gazelle
    • Mabel Monkey
    • Amanda Antelope
    • Michelle Malamute
    • Luanne Leapord
    • Karina Kangaroo
    • Donna Donkey
    • Mindy Maltese
    • Josephine Jaguar
    • Triton Tiger
    • Robert Raccoon
    • Braden Brown Bear
    • Carolus Caribou
    • Purdy Panther
  • In the Haruhi Suzumiya fanfic Kyon: Big Damn Hero, there's a case of alliterative nickname: Kyon is amused during Masao's apology when he addresses him as Kowa-Keigo Kyon.
  • Ma Fille has a downplayed example; Blaine Beaufort-Stevenson.
  • Marque and Reprisal has Gabriel Gashtar and Alazar Aboudi.
  • Naru-Hina Chronicles: There's Mina Mikon, as well as her mother Miko Mikon.
  • Necessary to Win has Yoshiko Yasukouchi and Mizuho Miyanaga.
  • Only two are present in The Night Unfurls: Alicia Arcturus, and Luu-Luu
  • Just like its source material, several characters from Nymeria's War, canon and original, have this type of name, examples include Mors Martell, Benedict Blackmont, Yorick Yronwood, Tomas Toland, Davos Dayne, Laroy Ladybright and more.
  • In Old West, the main heroine's name is Grace Glossy.
  • Pickles and Depredation: Protagonist Raozya's full name is Rozza Reyo Raozya.
  • Rise of the Minisukas: Sakura Suzuhara's (embarrassing) nicknames for Leader and Shiki: "Scarlet Sistine Superczar" and "Burgundy Buccaneer Blastcaster".
  • Karmen Kons and Estella Erith from the 40k Fanfic Secret War. One name is a pseudonym, it's not hard to guess which one isn't real.
  • Sunsplit Saga: Sunset Shimmer, Sunburst's sister.
  • Superman of 2499: The Great Confrontation has co-protagonist Katherine de Ka'an.
  • Tales of the Hunger Games has a couple among the OC Victors and tributes (both focus and non-focus) including Jason Jennings, Linnet Laurier, Lavender LeBlanc, Sandy Sellick, Delphine Dubois, Victoreen Vattenfall, Pixel Plummer, Link Larson, Broda Bernhardt, and Dina Dalton.
  • Tales of the Otherverse: In the "A New Generation" story arc, Cora Zir-El goes by the assumed name Katrine Kent.
  • The SuperStarr Chronicles gives the obscure Marvel superheroine Star Sign, who first appeared in Avengers: The Initiative #18 (August 2008), the birth name Lisa Leialoha. She was never given a birth name in the comics. Her surname is also an additional Shout-Out to Native Hawaiian comic artist Steve Leialoha.
  • The Twilight Child has Twilight Twinkle, and her great-grandmother, who is also called Twilight Twinkle (she was named after her).
  • Vale's Underground: In addition to the canon examples from RWBY (see those below), there are:
    • the original characters:
      • Jacob Jackson
      • Harvey Hart.
    • Glynda's Adaptation Name Change doesn't affect her status as this since her surname was changed from "Goodwitch" to "Goodridge."
    • Cinder's real name, Kenna Carter, counts phonetically.
  • Frozen fanfic What About Witch Queen? has three cases:
  • Viridian: The Green Guide: Izuku is nicknamed the Green Guide by the Pro Heroes who know him.
  • In With this Ring... (Green Lantern), Hector Hammond names his current super-villain team the "Triumvirate of Terror", although the name fails to terrify — or impress — Hal Jordan.
    Hector Hammond: "Now, Green Lantern, be sure to tell your fellow Corpsmen on the other side that the last foes you fought were known, collectively, as the Triumvirate of Terror."
    Hal Jordan: "Go to hell, Hammond."
  • In Silent Trio 4: Harry and the Return of Sirius Black Harry, his friends and their guardians start an anti-Voldemort organization called the Order of V. Everyone takes turns suggesting what the V could stand for before Luna goes to town with it.
    Luna: How about the Venerable Vanquishers for the Veritable Vendetta of Vengeance, Victory and Vindication Of Veritas over the Vile, Venal and Vicious Villain Voldemort? Or do you think that's too short?
  • Skylanders: Return to the Ruins:
    • Cloudbreaker Island:
      • The first area is called Misty Meadows.
      • The Hat in this chapter is called a feather fedora.
    • Chompy Caverns.
  • The Palaververse: A version of Clue is played as a form of gambling in Wedding March, and uses the same Colorful Theme Naming as in the game, but also mixing alliterative and "job title" Theme Naming in as well:
    "J'accuse... Commodore Cerise... in the coal cellar... with..." The jenny checked the cards in the clefts of her hooves before finishing with "... a very small and exceptionally pointy unicorn."
    [...]
    "So many potential enemies, this victim," [...] "Last time, it was Granny Glaucous in the walk-in wardrobe with a half-brick in a sock, and before that, it was Inspector Infrared in the billiards room with a forthrightly-appendaged fertility statue."
  • Glitter Force: Into the Glitterverse:
  • PreCure in a Nutshell:
    • Aya Yukishiro gets the parody name of Yay Yuckyshore.
    • Kaoru Kiryuu, who already has an alliteration name, gets renamed to Korra Killyou.
  • Kedabory's Elmore Chronicles feature a Sophie Small.
  • Return to Krocodile Isle: According to the post-credits scene, K. Rool's full name and title runs King Keith Krudd "K." Rool.

    Fun Films — Astonishing Animation 
  • An American Tail: Tony Toponi, which doubles as a Bilingual Bonus name, meaning "Tony mouse" in Italian.
  • Barry B. Benson from Bee Movie.
  • Big Hero 6 has Hiro Hamada, which was changed from Hiro Takachiho.
  • The Cars series films has Axle Accelerator, Aiken Axler, Bernie Banks, Bruce Boxmann, Benny Brakedrum, Bruiser Bukowski, Bertha Butterswagen, Chuck Choke Cables, Charlie Checker, Chief Chick, Cora Copper, Kathy Copter, Dirkson D'Agostino, Derek "Decals" Dobbs, Galloping Goose, Green Gremlin, Hank Hallsum, Hudson Hornet, Kimura Kaizo, Miles "Meattruck" Malone, Mach Matsuo, Matthew McCrew, Marlon McKay, Misti Motorkrass, Piccolo Perry, Polly Puddlejumper, Petrol Pulaski, Rod Redline, Rusty RustEze, Sarah Safestreet, Timothy "Timezone" Truecoat, Tony Trihull, Timothy Twostroke, and Valerie Veate.
  • Cats Don't Dance: Darla Dimple.
  • The protagonist of Disney's Encanto is Mirabel Madrigal.
  • Only applies in Home (2015) with Gratuity Tucci's nickname — Tip Tucci.
  • Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III from How to Train Your Dragon.
  • Hogarth Hughes from The Iron Giant.
  • The LEGO Movie: Various background characters like Cardio Carrie, Sir Stackabrick, Gallant Guard, Sharon Shoehorn, Frank the Foreman, and likely others too.
  • The title character of Megamind, as well as his nemesis Metro Man and Love Interest Roxanne/Roxie Ritchie. The latter may be a nod to Lois Lane, given their similarities. There's also Music Man, so that Metro Man could keep the "MM" logo.
  • Mr. Peabody & Sherman has Penny Peterson.
  • Prince John in Robin Hood (1973) is apparently fond of alliterative nicknames. He creates at least five of them for Sir Hiss ("silly serpent", "reluctant reptile", "cowardly cobra", "aggravating asp" and "procrastinating python") and has one for Friar Tuck ("corpulent cleric").
  • Treasure Planet: Dr. Delbert Doppler.
  • Turning Red: Miriam Mendelsohn.
  • Roger Rabbit from Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
  • Wreck-It Ralph has Wreck-It Ralph, Fix-It Felix Jr. and King Candy.note  Felix is the only one with the same letters, but all three manage an alliterative sound.

    Fabulous Films — Lively Live-Action 

    Marvelous Music 
  • Pretty much every group and band name that you could think of are this (Beach Boys, Beastie Boys, Foo Fighters, etc.).
  • Billy Bragg: He used to be known as Steve Bragg, but William was his middle name and he decided Billy was a better name for a singer.
  • The lead singer of Breaking Benjamin, Benjamin Burnley.
  • Two Dark Angel vocalists: Don Doty and Ron Rinehart.
  • Mike Mangini of Dream Theater.
  • Eminem, whose real name is "Marshall Mathers" and the origin of the "Eminem" moniker.
  • Pale Saints drummer Chris Cooper.
  • Suede: "Metal Mickey" and Bernard Butler.
  • Sufjan Stevens.
  • Main vocalist of the kpop band BTS, Jeon Jungkook. Als the band's other names such as "Bulletproof Boyscouts" and "Bangtan Boys" also fit this.
  • The Argentine rapper Nicki Nicole.

    Mysterious Myths & Remarkable Religion 
  • In Norse Mythology, Loki is generally referred to as "Loki Laufeyjarson." This is interesting because Laufey was the name of his mother, while his father was called Fárbauti. Most scholars assume that the Norse poets gave him a matronymic simply for the alliteration, as pretty much every other character uses their father's name. This actually makes some sense in the context of modern Icelandic use of the naming convention, the parents will usually go with whichever of their names sounds better when paired with -son and -dottir, so alliteration is likely a perfectly valid reason for Loki to be referred to that way, assuming the tradition held from an older one.

    Proud Pinballs 
  • Played with: No Good Gofers has two characters named Bud and Buzz.
  • Gottlieb's Tee'd Off has Gunther Gophernote 
  • The pop bumpers in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Data East), according to a flyer, are called "Bronco Bumpers".
  • In addition to the name of White Water itself, many of the in-game locations have alliterative names, such as Disaster Drop, Boomerang Bend, and Wet Willie's River Ranch.

    Playful Podcasts 
  • Trials & Trebuchets has alliterative names in droves. This includes the four Player Characters: Serinepth Sinderman, Winsler Wallaby, Integrity Idleberry, and Mira Marchand, as well as several NPCs such as Artis Artisian, Aira Allaro, and Bailey Blue, among others.

    Pretty Sweet Puppet Shows 
  • Played with in The Magic House. While some characters, like PC Pot and Kitty Kettle, have alliterative names, others, like Uncle Teapot and Grandpa Clock, do not.
  • The Muppet Show: The Great Gonzo (but is usually just called "Gonzo").
    • Rizzo the Rat, who doesn't appear in the series proper, but later appears in some of the movies and TV specials.
  • Oobi: Frieda the Foot.
  • Sesame Street: Big Bird.
    • And Baby Bear.
    • The human character Mr. Hooper was eventually revealed to have the first name "Harold" and "H" as a middle initial.

    Radical Roleplay 
  • Dawn of a New Age: Oldport Blues features multiple characters with alliterative names, such as Edward Eisen, Finn Flannagan, Jae Jung, and Sebastian Smith, which fits with the overall comic-book inspiration of the roleplay. Sebastian notes that while his name isn't particularly fancy, it does sound good for an aspiring author.
  • In DC: United We Stand, in addition to the canon characters with alliterative names, we also have Detective Warren White.
  • The League of Intergalactic Cosmic Champions has Rocket Ranger, Crimson Crossbow, Tammy Tembar...
  • Survival of the Fittest has this in SPADES: Aiden Ambrose, Waldo Woodrow, Paris Persphone, Adam Amato, Andi Ayala, Brendan Bedard, Christian Cohen, Debrah and Deliah Dollop, Wade Wilson (not THAT Wade Wilson, Nicholas Nutbrown, Mary McKay, Denise Dupuis, Branca "IT'S A STEAK" Braunstein, Jessica Jones, Bobby Barron, Jonathan Jarocki, Christoper Carlson (a self-insert of Cody Cromarty, his handler), Mike Maszer, Mike Moretti, Gary Griffith, Joss "Jojo" Joiner, Carla Conners, Frankie Fiametta, and Miranda Merchant.

    Sensational Sports 
  • The Red Baron titles given to boxers in promotional materials for their matches usually apply this trope - for instance, Jack Dempsey was also known as the Manassa Mauler, while Chuck Wepner, whose fight with Muhammad Ali inspired the first Rocky movie, had the comparatively less intimidating moniker of "The Bayonne Bleeder".
  • Formula One has Thai-British driver Alex Ansusinha, professionally known as Alexander Albon, born with the name Alexander Albon Ansusinha.
  • There are plenty of sports clubs that have an alliterative name, way more than to even give an even remotely extensive list. Just some examples:
    • US pro sports: LA Lakers, Cleveland Cavaliers, San Antonio Spurs, Washington Wizards (all basketball), Jacksonville Jaguars, Seattle Seahawks, Tennessee Titans (American football), Boston Bruins, Pittsburgh Penguins (hockey), Columbus Crew, Seattle Sounders (soccer),...
    • Football/soccer: Wolverhampton Wanderers, Cardiff City, Coventry City (England), Alemannia Aachen, Dynamo Dresden, Wehen Wiesbaden (Germany), Litex Lovetch (Bulgaria),...
    • US college sports:
      • Alliterative school name and nickname: Baylor Bears, Belmont Bruins, Bryant Bulldogs, Bucknell Bison, Buffalo Bulls, Butler Bulldogs, Drexel Dragons, Duquesne Dukes, Lafayette Leopards, Pitt Panthers, Portland Pilots, Troy Trojans, Utah Utes,... Honorable mention to the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers.
      • Alliterative nickname only: Maine Black Bears, Minnesota Golden Gophers,...
      • School name and nickname separately alliterative: Texas Tech Red Raiders. Honorable mention to the Louisiana Tech Lady Techsters (that school's men's teams, however, are Bulldogs).

    Tabletop Games 
  • Sentinels of the Multiverse, being inspired by superhero comics, has its share of these, both in civilian identities and in codenames.
    • America's Finest Legacy is Paul Parsons VIII (yes, the eighth). His daughter Pauline Parsons prefers to go by her middle name of Felicia, but then adopts the civilian alias of Felicia Fields (since the Parsons family's connection to the Legacy line is public knowledge, and by this time, she's taken up the mantle as America's Newest Legacy).
    • The Wraith is Maia Montgomery.
    • Anthony Drake is the Argent Adept, Virtuoso of the Void. The Virtuosos are a long line of magical musicians, and they have all had alliterative titles.
    • Hugh Lowsley is Captain Cosmic.
    • Portja Kir-Pro is Sky-Scraper.
    • On the villainous side of things, Ivan Ramonat is Baron Blade.
    • Minor villain Heartbreaker is Tony Taurus.
    • Sergeant Steel's real name is Jack Steel. His subordinate, Becky Blast, also qualifies.
    • The identity of Glamour has been held by a few different characters throughout Sentinel Comics' fictional history, and no fewer than three of them qualify:
      • The first one was Madame Marjorie Mittermeier, creator of Madame Mittermeier's Fantastical Festival of Conundrums and Curiosities.
      • The second one came about because a writer needed to use Glamour's real name for something, couldn't remember it, and was unwilling or unable to look it up. "Well, it's something with M's... Melissa... Morris... yeah, that's it!" The Sentinel Comics editors didn't catch the mistake until it was too late to do anything about it, and eventually decided that Madame Mittermeier was still around and allowing Melissa Morris to use the name for whatever reason.
      • When Melissa Morris was found murdered in the 1980s, it was unclear for a while who was using the Glamour name now. The answer was eventually revealed to be Aislin Allen, who had been the hero The Shrieker for a brief time in the '50s (in fact, part of the original Freedom Four/Freedom Five) before being basically forgotten when that team fell apart.
    • Other alliteratively named characters or groups include Professor Pollution, the Green Grosser, the Crackjaw Crew, and the Southwest Sentinels.

    Thrilling Theatre 

    Tremendous Toys 
  • A set of 1960s astronaut action figures:
    • The leader, "Major Matt Mason, Mattel's Man in Space,"
    • Lieutenant Long, whose given name is Jeff, though.
    • Sergeant Storm
    • Civilian astronaut Doug Davis
  • In the Monster High world, there's:
    • Jackson Jekyll
    • Holt Hyde
    • Scarah Screams
  • And course, how could we forget Polly Pocket?

    Wildly Absolute Web Animation 

    Woppingly Outstanding Web Original 

    Woopingly Viable Web Videos 
  • Atop the Fourth Wall: Linkara discussed this trope when he reviewed Action Comics #252 (pictured above), and he noticed that it also applies to him as well, since his real name is Lewis Lovhaug.
  • Exploited in Demo Reel, as Donnie Dupre is the fake name of Jimmy Boyd, a Former Child Star who was so abused by Horrible Hollywood he felt the need to create a new identity.
  • The Guild: Vork's real name is Herman Holden. There's also Wade Wei in season 2.
  • The nicknames for crafts in Life Hacks For Kids can sometimes have these. For example, "Fabulous Fan Tent".
  • lonelygirl15: Whatever Lucy's last name is, it begins with the letter L. Jonas apparently knows her full name, as he is able to find her apartment by looking for someone with same-lettered initials.
  • A few meme characters like Scumbag Steve, Bad-Luck Brian, Good-Guy Greg, and the Foul-Bachelor Frog.
  • In Noob, Fantöm's real name is Max Middle.
  • YouTube Creator Welker Farms has a giant tractor called Big Bud. They have an attachment they use to build and move grain bins on their Montana Farm. The call the complete machine Bob's Big Bud Bin Boom.
  • The YouTuber, Summoning Salt.

Alternative Title(s): Alliterative Appellation

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