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From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

Ramón Salamander
Also known as:
Race:	Human
Home Planet:	Earth
Home Era:	21st century
Appearances:	DW: The Enemy of the World NA:Christmas on a Rational Planet BNA: Dead Romance (cameo)
Actor:	Patrick Troughton

Ramón Salamander (more usually known simply as Salamander) attempted to take over the planet Earth.

Profile

Salamander came from Merida in the Yucatan in Mexico. Both a respected politician and a scientist, Salamander received worldwide acclaim for his invention of Sun Store technology to beam sunlight from Earth orbit in order to help the growth of crops and alleviate global hunger on an overpopulated planet. Secretly, he also committed murders of officials in order to ensure his goal of world domination so he could replace them with other officials that Salamander could trust. With a team of scientists, who he had tricked into working for him, he created "natural" disasters such as volcanos and earthquakes happen at will.

From his palace in the Central European Zone, Salamander attempted the domination of the planet Earth. (During this time, instead of nations, the planet had divided itself into a number of Zones.) Salamander bore an almost exact resemblance to the Doctor, enabling him to impersonate him so as to ensure his downfall.

After he invaded the Doctor's TARDIS disguised as the Doctor, the real Doctor expelled him into the Time Vortex. (DW: The Enemy of the World) The Doctor stated it would be very unpleasant for him floating around in time and space. (DW: The Web of Fear)

Nevertheless, Salamander still survived, helpless in the Vortex. (NA: Christmas on a Rational Planet, BNA: Dead Romance)

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From Final Fantasy Wiki

Salamander may refer to:

• The recurring summon.
• An enemy from Final Fantasy II.
• The boss from Final Fantasy III.
• Amarant Coral, a protagonist of Final Fantasy IX.
• A boss from Final Fantasy X-2.
• An enemy from Final Fantasy XI.
• An enemy from Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King.
• An enemy from Final Fantasy Mystic Quest.

Etymology

The Salamander is a real creature, which was given mythical qualities before modern times. Though it was given the general shape of the actual amphibian, it was often depicted as far more lizard-like, and was usually associated with fire. Usually a part of the legendary salamander was said to have fire-resistant properties.

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1. A kitchen tool used to brown the top of foods. It consists of a long iron rod with a cast-iron disk at one end and a wooden handle at the other. The disk is heated over a burner until red-hot before being passed closely over food. In addition to quickly browning foods, salamanders are used for dishes (such as Creme Brulee) that require that a surface layer of sugar be caramelized quickly so that the custard below remains cold. They can be purchased in cookware shops and the kitchenware section of most department stores. 2. A small broiler unit in a professional oven that quickly browns the tops of dishes.

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

Salamanders are versatile, two handed magic, melee, or ranged weapons that facilitate the training of the Ranged, Magic and/or Strength. Unlike other range and magic weapons they can only attack creatures or players in the next square, but they can attack over fences and similar barriers even in melee mode. Salamanders may be obtained through net trapping and must be fuelled using a variety of herb-tars made with the Herblore skill. They assume the affiliation of the Combat triangle with what the player trains (i.e. If players use mage training then it works well on high level melee, strength training on rangers and range training on mages.) Many people have found Black Salamanders to be very effective at Barrows. Since it uses the 3 attack styles of the combat triangle, it can be used effectively to attack the 6 brothers.

Note that the magic-based attack is not dependable on any magic attack bonuses; a full set of rune armour is just as effective as using a full set of mystic robes.

Weapon (creature)	Magic, Range and Attack Level	Slash / Range / Strength / Ranged Strength Combat Bonuses	Ammo
Swamp lizard(hunter)	30	+10 / +20 / +22 / +16	Guam tar
Orange salamander(hunter)	50	+19 / +29 / +31 / +22	Marrentill tar
Red salamander(hunter)	60	+37 / +47 / +49 / +31	Tarromin tar
Black salamander(hunter)	70	+59 / +69 / +71 / +49	Harralander tar

Attack styles

Attack style	Skill exp
Scorch	Strength
Flare	Ranged
Blaze	Magic

Trivia

• While using a salamander, the player goes back to the old idle animation before the update.
• When moving around, a salamander becomes a one-handed weapon rather than a two-handed one.

v • d • e Salamanders
Creature	Swamp Lizard • Orange Salamander • Red Salamander • Black Salamander
Weapon	Swamp lizard • Orange salamander • Red salamander • Black salamander

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Salamander was a type of amphibian common throughout the galaxy:

• Jandoonian salamanders were native to Jandoon
• Mucous salamanders were native to Yavin 4
• Piluvian salamanders moved in massed packs

At least one starship was named Salamander:

Salamander was a New Republic frigate

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