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== Japanese Names == |
== Japanese Names == |
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* Taro |
* Taro translates to "太郎", a common Japanese surname. |
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* Jiro |
* Jiro translates to "次郎". |
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* Dai seems to be a Chinese surname instead of a Japanese one. In Japanese, dai means big. |
* Dai seems to be a Chinese surname instead of a Japanese one. In Japanese, dai means big. |
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* In the movie "[[Wikipedia:Nankyoku Monogatari|Nankyoku Monogatari]]", Taro and Jiro was the two dog that survived the expedition. |
* In the movie "[[Wikipedia:Nankyoku Monogatari|Nankyoku Monogatari]]", Taro and Jiro was the two dog that survived the expedition. |
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Cool novel. So I guess we should look for some more updates at the Yamagato Fellowship soon! :) It could be fun to learn about some of the other Heroes detailed there...--MiamiVolts (talk) 03:33, 12 February 2008 (EST)
Experience not Experiences.
If you notice the title has no S. -- Seclusion talk / contribs 03:36, 12 February 2008 (EST)
Japanese Names
- Taro translates to "太郎", a common Japanese surname.
- Jiro translates to "次郎".
- Dai seems to be a Chinese surname instead of a Japanese one. In Japanese, dai means big.
- In the movie "Nankyoku Monogatari", Taro and Jiro was the two dog that survived the expedition.
- Oni is the Japanese equivalent of demon.