Will-o'-the-wisp phenomena have appeared in numerous computer games (such as "Castlevania", "Runescape", "Ultima", "EverQuest", the "Quest for Glory" series, "Warcraft" series and the "Elder Scrolls" series) and tabletop games (including "Dungeons & Dragons", "" and "Small World Underground"), frequently with reference to folklore of the phenomena misleading or harming travellers. The "Final Fantasy" series also pays tribute to the tradition of a will-o'-the-wisp being a lantern-carrying individual, with the Tonberry creature. The Will o the Wisp is also a monster in "Chrono Cross" that either moves away from the character as they approach or follows them when they walk away. It is seen in areas relating to the dead. In the "Pokémon" game series, the move "Will-O-Wisp" can inflict a burn on the opponent and is often learned by Ghost types. The character of Wisp from the "Animal Crossing" series is also named after the Will-o'-the-Wisp and references the phenomenon by being a ghost. In the "Mana" series, Wisp is one of the eight Mana spirits, representing the element of light. In "Secret of Evermore", a spin-off of the "Mana" series, Will-o'-the-Wisps are small flame enemies located in a swamp area that move erratically toward the player.