Question from a Reader:
Can you tell me about the origin of Minomonta’s name? I’m curious about why he has that name.
Recently, while watching TV with friends, the topic of “Minomonta” came up. I hadn’t paid much attention to him before, but I suddenly became curious about the origin of his name. Upon researching, I
Reader’s Question:
Koyabu-san mentioned on television that he often finds it troublesome when people ask him how to read his name “Kazutoyo.” I understand the desire for children to have names that are easy to read. Names like Hamachan and Takefusa Kubo are also difficult, but they seem to have no complaints. What could be the reason for Koyabu-san’s complaints?
Reader’s Question:
I’m a fan of anime and I have a question for others who share the same interest. Can you tell me about any characters whose names are not their real names but rather code names? Please share the titles of the works and the character names. For example, in
Reader’s Question:
I really like the naming sense of the characters in My Hero Academia. I understand that many names are based on their quirks, but I’m curious about the ones that aren’t. What reasons might be behind those names? For example, All Might (Toshinori Yagi) represents the eighth generation, and
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about Chinese radio dramas, like Mo Dao Zu Shi. Why do they insist on changing character names and sect names into readings that seem forced? For example, Wei Wuxian becomes “Gimusen.” While I understand that it might become more familiar over time, it still feels
