Editing Jugemu (section)

==Cultural references==
{{In popular culture|section|date=September 2018}}

[[Lakitu]], the cloud-riding turtle-dropping enemy character of the ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' video game series is called 'Jugemu' in Japanese versions of the game. In a similar reference, the eggs Lakitu drop, which turn into Spinies, are referred to as 'Paipo' in Japan, despite only being referred to as "Spiny's Eggs" or "Spiny Eggs" in English.<ref>[http://legendsoflocalization.com/super-mario-bros/names/ Legends Of Localization: Super Mario Bros.]</ref> The spiked balls thrown by Spikes and blown in the air by Ptooies are called {{transliteration|ja|shūringan}} in another reference. Additionally, two Lakitus by the name of Lakilester and Lakilulu are named 'Pokopī' and 'Pokona' in the Japanese version of ''[[Paper Mario]]''.

Jugemu's full name is quoted in the song {{nihongo||盛者必衰の理、お断り|"Jousha Hissui No Kotowari, Okotowari"}} by Japanese rock band [[KANA-BOON]]. 	

Jugemu (#40) is a colossal underground monster appearing to be only a tiny twig with a single leaf on the surface in the video game ''[[Star Ocean: Blue Sphere]]''.

"Jugemu-jugemu gokōnosurikire [[Sammy Davis Jr.|sammy-davis]] [[broiler chicken|broilerchicken]]" is the chant Sasami uses to turn into Pretty Sammy in the Japanese [[anime]] ''[[Magical Girl Pretty Sammy]]''.

In a short included as a DVD extra for the ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood]]'' [[anime]] series, the character known only by the [[mononym]] "[[Scar (Fullmetal Alchemist)|Scar]]" reveals he shares his name with Jugemu; the character [[King Bradley]] (who is known to have adopted the name Bradley, originally bearing only the moniker "Wrath") then reveals that it happens to be his real name as well (though Bradley's voice actor repeatedly misses the third "Paipo"). They continue saying it while preparing for battle, until Scar, in reciting the name, accidentally bites his tongue.

''[[Gin Tama|Gintama]]'' has a monkey whose full name also starts with "Jugemu Jugemu", known for his [[vulgarity|vulgar]] habits. Trying to find a middle ground, the main characters have adopted a very long name which included insults regarding [[feces]], certain species of [[fish]] and [[squid]], as well as references to ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' and the Japanese rock duo [[B'z]].

Jugemu's full name is recited in the lyrics of {{transliteration|ja|"[[Nippon Egao Hyakkei]]"}}, the ending theme to {{transliteration|ja|[[Joshiraku]]}}, a manga and anime about a troupe of female {{transliteration|ja|rakugo}} performers.

Lucy from ''[[Servant × Service]]'' also shares the similar fate as Jugemu (having a long name with a similar origin) and when she first reveals her name her co-workers remark that she is a "modern day Jugemu Jugemu".

In [[Capcom]]'s ''[[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice]]'' (2016), case 4, "Turnabout Storyteller", contains multiple references to different {{transliteration|ja|rakugo}}, including Jugemu. At the beginning of the trial, the prosecutor Nahyuta Sahdmadhi is questioned about his knowledge on {{transliteration|ja|rakugo}}, and in response offers to read Jugemu, and begins the story, before being cut off by Athena Cykes in order to return focus to the trial at hand. In the original Japanese version, he instead recites the full name of Jugemu. A character appearing in the case, Geiru Toneido, also has a dog called Jugemu, named after the story. Later in the game, it is revealed that one of the game's antagonists, Inga Karkhuul Khura'in, in reality has a Jugemu-esque name: Inga Karkhuul Haw'kohd Dis'nahm Bi'ahni Lawga Ormo Pohmpus Da'nit Ar'edi Iz Khura'in III; his middle names are pronounced as "How could this name be any longer or more pompous than it already is?"

Jugemu's name is featured prominently in an episode of {{transliteration|ja|[[Shōwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjū]]}}. Two of the main characters perform it for a kindergarten their son attends.

In ''[[Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Arcade]]'', ''[[Miku Flick/02]]'', and ''[[Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone]]'', a Vocaloid producer named "Vocaliod-P" made a song named "Jugemu Sequencer" <ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/nm12290697|title = 【VocaliodP】Jugemu Sequencer【ProjectDIVA_AC応募曲】|date = October 2010}}</ref> which was inspired by Jugemu. This song has reached the Hall of Fame.

In episode 21 of ''[[Kamen Rider Fourze]]'', the {{transliteration|ja|rakugo}} club can be heard practicing Jugemu when JK and Ryusei come to speak to one of the members.

In episode 33 of ''[[Tropical-Rouge! Pretty Cure]]'', the five main characters come up with new attack names. Instead of choosing one, they combine them all into a really long attack name with several words from Jugemu's full name being a part of it.

In ''[[Overlord (novel series)|Overlord]]'', many members of the Goblin Troop are named after Jugemu Jugemu, such as "Gokou", "Unlai", and "Yaburo".

In the manga series [[Akane-banashi]], the protagonist Akane, a trainee Rakugo performer, is challenged to win a Rakugo competition by performing the Jugemu story.

Two minor characters from [[One Piece]] are named Jugemu Jugemuko and Chokyumei-no Chosuke.