GoldenEye Dog Names

Introduction

Cue the song, pull out the camera pen, and reminisce about the simplicity of 1997. That's right, we're going to talk about epic GoldenEye 007 names, based from, or inspired by the classic N64 video game. Developed by Rare, and published by Nintendo, this first-person shooter was based on the 1995 film GoldenEye. It was far from perfect, with its super crude rendition of characters, and overall cheesiness, but you know what? It worked. And it's fondly remembered to this day. Many gamers still call it one of their favorite games. So, you must have good taste... And your dog can be a stealthy spy now!

GoldenEye Dog Names in Pop Culture

Featured Famous Dog with a GoldenEye Name

James Bond the Dog

Yes, you read that correctly: James Bond the Dog. Although he's not in the game, he really doesn't need to be. With a charismatic name and face, James Bond the Dog has won over 7k followers on Twitter.

This little Beagle's bio reads: "International hound dog of mystery. Into travel, competitive sleeping and hijinks. Living the life of a doggie spy. Former assignments in NYC, Paris & Savannah."

Sounds like quite the life for a doggy, no wonder he requires some extensive naps! What's more is the fact that he's always quite good-looking. In his profile picture, he's wearing a customary tuxedo, bow tie and all. If that's not classy, then there's just no hope left for the world.

Based in Jacksonville, Florida, this pooch has been on Twitter since May of 2009. He's currently sixteen years old, and loving it, especially because he gets birthday celebrations, bone-shaped cake and all. Of course, no James Bond spy would be complete without a female companion, and this dog is no exception. In this case, he hangs out with Layla the Chihuahua.

Layla is very much a spy as well, but of a different kind. She's an Alpha Centauri undercover Alien refugee, well according to her Twitter bio anyway. If it's to be believed, she's an undercover Alien, just trying to lead a peaceful life away from her possibly hostile planet.

Yes, if it's true, then both Layla and James have experience going undercover. Surely, this is a bonding revelation for these two. That would also explain why they spend so much time playing with their toys together, or napping. But then again, James enjoys competitive napping, so that could also be a reason. Perhaps Layla is his napping competitor?

But well, why we're at it, why not dig a little more into the name James Bond? Where did it come from anyway? What made these amazing dog parents name their dog after the character? Ian Fleming, the creator of Agent 007, once explained that the spy was influenced by the spies he'd known during World War II. He had been in the military at the time, bonding with these people, soaking up ideas along the way. One of these influential intelligence officers was Fleming's own brother, Peter.

In essence, without Peter, James Bond would be a collection of a variety of people. But with Peter, James Bond became a focused reflection of a single person, with embellishments inspired by the rest of the intelligence officers of the time.

GoldenEye Dog Name Considerations

Whenever you're considering a dog name, you should ideally be using any information you currently have about the dog. Depending on if you've already adopted the dog or not, whether you sought the help of a breeder, or rescued one from a shelter, ultimately determines the amount of information you may have presently. You might not know anything, or you might already have the breed, appearance, and preference of toys.

Whatever the case, be sure to use what little information you have to try and match a name. Names should be reflections of likes and dislikes, preferences, appearances, even size. The more effort you put into a name, the higher the chance of it really matching your dog, so to speak.

If you don't know much about the dog, remember, you do know you want to use GoldenEye 007 names. And if that's the case, then we have you covered! More so, you already know what direction to go in. It could be names directly from the game, or the film, or James Bond in general. Spy names that convey mystery and intrigue.

And that in and of itself is enough information. Sometimes, you don't need much more than one of your favorite video games for inspiration.

Male GoldenEye Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Oddjob A villain included as a bonus character in GoldenEye 007; multiplayer option
0	Jaws Villain appearing in the Aztec Complex mission, and in multiplayer; once employed by the Drax Corporation
0	Alec The main antagonist of both the film and the GoldenEye 007 game
0	Dr. Doak Double-agent scientist; gives 007 a helpful door decoder
0	Arkady A rogue Russian general who joined the Soviet Army when he was very young; another main antagonist
0	Baron Appears in the El-Saghira Temple bonus mission; playable in multiplayer after a special mission has been completed
0	Boris Works at the Satellite Control Bunker as a programmer; secretly works for Alec Trevelyan
0	Valentin Ex-KGB agent turned Russian mafia head; runs a bar, casino and caviar factory
0	Dmitri Russian Minister of Defense and supporting character in the 1995 film
0	James Obviously, James Bond, or Agent 007, known for being the best fictional spy in the world
0	Bill Bill Tanner from the 007 game released in 2010, appears in several of the films 2008 and on
0	Ourumov A General and commander of the Russian Space Division; member of the Janus Syndicate
0	Sky Sky Briggs the CIA agent and head of security at an international military arms fair in Dubai
0	Ernst Ernst Blofeld, arch nemesis of James Bond; leader of SPECTRE
0	Francisco Known as the infamous "Man with the Golden Gun"
0	Red Giant Works best if your dog is red-haired; main antagonist of the film and game "From Russia With Love"
0	Raoul Cyber-terrorist and former Secret Intelligence Service operative
0	Mr. White Influential leader of Quantum; high ranking member of SPECTRE
0	Sean After legendary Sean Connery, who once played an amazing James Bond
0	Le Chiffre Banker; balances the world's terrorist organizations
0	Andrew Husband of Monique Bond; James Bond's father
0	Rene Intelligence operative from 2006's Casino Royale
0	Gustav Main antagonist of 2002's Die Another Day, the 20th Bond film
0	J.W. Pepper Sheriff from Louisiana; appears in Live and Let Die (1973) and The Man with the Golden Gun (1974)
0	Dominic Main antagonist of 2008's Quantum of Solace; member of Quantum along with Mr. White
0	Max Better known as "C," he's the Director-General of the Joint Security Service; works out of the Centre for National Security
0	Elliot British media baron; main antagonist of the 1997 18th Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies
0	Yusef Member of Quantum; seduces high-ranking women to get ahead with intel and connections
0	Marco Assassin and high-ranking member of SPECTRE; Lucia Sciarra's husband
0	Renard Russian terrorist and secondary antagonist in 1999's The World Is Not Enough

Female GoldenEye Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Garcia Sergeant Garcia is an undercover police officer and mole in Valentin's nightclub
0	Judi M, or Judi Dench, is the head of M16, the Secret Intelligence Service
0	Rosa Antagonist of the film "From Russia With Love," as well as the game based on it
0	Vesper Vesper Lynd is an HM Treasury liaison officer from 2006's Casino Royal
0	Plenty Plenty O'Toole, Bond's opportunistic girlfriend from the 1971 film "Diamonds Are Forever"
0	Madeleine From the film Spectre, she's a psychologist and daughter of Mr. White
0	Honey Honey Ryder the shell-diver and love interest of Bond from the 1962 film Dr. No
0	Severine Terrorist and member of SPECTRE in 2012's Skyfall
0	Elektra Daughter of oil Tycoon Robert King; hidden antagonist in 1999's The World Is Not Enough
0	Solitaire From 1973's Live and Let Die, portrayed by Jane Seymour
0	Christmas Nuclear physicist from 1999's The World Is Not Enough; played by Denise Richards
0	Tracy 1969's On Her Majesty's Secret Service; the only cinematic Bond girl to marry Bond
0	May Day A bodyguard employed by Max Zorin; secondary antagonist of 1985's A View to a Kill
0	Moneypenny Miss Moneypenny is M's secretary; played by Naomie Harris
0	Eve Miss Moneypenny's real first name
0	Monique James Bond's mom; wife of Andrew Bond
0	Lucia Wife of Marco Sciarra, the SPECTRE agent; from 2015's Spectre
0	Jill Played by Shirley Eaton; featured in novel Goldfinger, as well as the film adaptation
0	Camille Bolivian secret agent seeking revenge for her family's murder at the hands of General Medrano
0	Fiona SPECTRE assassin and antagonist from 1965's Thunderball
0	Natalya Main character from GoldenEye 007 the game; experienced computer hacker helps Bond on a few missions
0	Xenia Villain from the GoldenEye 007 game; appears in the train and jungle levels
0	Velvet From the 1970 comic The Golden Ghost; flight attendant
0	Patricia British M16 intelligence operative; from 2015's game James Bond: World of Espionage
0	Sigrid Swedish intelligence operative employed by the Secret Intelligence Service's "Station Z"
0	Sachiko From the 2015 game James Bond: World of Espionage; Japanese intelligence operative
0	Caroline British intelligence operative from 2015's James Bond: World of Espionage
0	Tylun From the novel Never Dream of Dying; daughter of French film director
0	Lisa Featured in 1999's short story Midsummer Night's Doom
0	Gemma Minor character from the 2008 film Quantum of Solace; Mathis' girlfriend