zako
The weak, throwaway enemies — small fry that exist to die.
Definitions
Common cannon-fodder enemies. Not bosses, not threats — just the basic grunts that stream in and pop.
zako In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
Japanese 雑魚, meaning 'small fry' or 'riff-raff'. Standard shmup vocab lifted from Japanese arcade culture.
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What does zako mean?
Zako refers to weak, throwaway enemies — small fry that exist only to be defeated.
How do you use zako in a sentence?
"Skip the zako and go straight for the boss."
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