Inappropriate for young readers?

[ThisAdamGuy]

I'm still writing the part of Henry Rider 3 where she's trapped inside her world's version of DnD, and right now she's in the middle of a boss fight. The whole point of this game is that it takes recognizable monsters and turns them into funny parodies of themselves. Case in point, instead of fighting a lich, Henry is fighting a lick, an undead sorcerer with a long tongue and a bunch of tongue-based attacks.

The Henry Rider series has always been aimed at younger readers, somewhere between middle grade and high school. So here's my question: would it make the story too inappropriate for the target age group if I were to name the lick Leegma Baaz?

 

[Daydreamers]

I'd change it, if i were u, for a bit of inner peace

 

[Anonjohn20]

I'd change it, not because it's "inappropriate," but because it'll be corny in the future. A gimmick name like that probably won't stand the test of time.

 

[RoyalTime]

There is nothing like right, it's just wrong or lesser wrong... It's up to you to choose any of the two, either way, it'll still be a bit wrong in some aspects?

 

[Valmond]

Buddy, this whole site ain’t appropriate for young readers. ?

 

[Anonjohn20]

Buddy, this whole site ain’t appropriate for young readers. ?

How dare you imply that SmutHub—oops, I meant ScribbleHub—is inappropriate?

 

[Kay_Ship]

You could change it to a siren that used sound attacks like corny one liners that don't fit the action or really horrible dad jokes instead of the traditional types of attacks

 

[JayMark]

If this pokemon is okay, your idea is okay. Might consider another name though. Just because your book is otherwise kind of wholesome and some readers may take offense.

I find it hella funny though.

 

[sbdrag]

I mean, seeing as a 13 year old could (and would) make this joke, I think you're fine.