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5th Gen Official English Name Discussion

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I wouldn't want Pokabu to change its name.
I feel that adding a 'pig' to its name make it sounds that it isn't young anymore. :'(
It is more fitting to Chaobu.
 
I was just thinking;

Batara and Tartula for Bachura/Denchura.

Batara: Tarantula + baby. Reverse it and...

Tartula: Tarantula + Batara. Reverse it and...

For Denchura, Voltula works too surprisingly. XD;

But I like Batara for Bachura, so...!
 
Dasutodasu = Compunk (Compost + Junk)

Dageki = Taimu (Corruption of Muy Thai)

Yanappu = Chimptable (Chimp + Vegetable)

I'm no good at names :(
 
Forever said:
...yup, it's pretty obvious that you like it, but instead of saying that, perhaps suggest another possible Tsutaaja name?

"Slimb" actually makes sense, too, because it's a snake with limbs basically and the s stands for snake plus limb? Boring, yeah I know, but it's likely too!
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Yeah sounds boring and kind of lame
Another name for it could be Snavy, or maybe Ivyis.
 
Smugleaf.

(We didn't start the flame war! Why are you asking?)
 
Baruchai - Vullass (Vulture + lass)
Barujiina - Skulture

Washibon - Eagladd (Eagle + ladd)
Wargle - Wargle

Nageki (the red one) - Jujimbo (Jujitsu + Jimbo)
Dageki (the blue one) - Karatim (Karate + Tim)
 
V Gen Official Romanisations

Today the official romanisations of V Gen Pokèmon were released.

I found it on Serebii.net via this link.

A vast number of Pokèmon were unchanged, some other were horribly translated.
Like Kurimugan as Crimgan, or Warubiaru as Waruvial.
And there is no Smugleaf :(
 
Personally, I just named Dageki and Nageki "Bert and Ernie" in my games. :P But I kind of like the direction you're going with that. Why Jimbo and Tim?
 
Although it is true that the romanisations were released, I think discussion will eventually go in the direction of "hey will these be the English names?", "I liked their original names more", or anything relating to English name speculation. For that reason, to avoid posts which'll best be suited to the English name speculation (and because some of those names are likely indications to be English names), merged with English name speculation thread.
 
Porygon Z said:
Today the official romanisations of V Gen Pokèmon were released.

I found it on Serebii.net via this link.

A vast number of Pokèmon were unchanged, some other were horribly translated.
Like Kurimugan as Crimgan, or Warubiaru as Waruvial.
And there is no Smugleaf :(
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I read through that list, and... really? I mean, Crimgan and Waruvial are one thing, because those are legitimate alternate Romanizations, but "Shinpora" (replaces Shinbora) is just... wrong. There is absolutely no way to get a "po" sound out of ボ. It's just not possible. Then again, there is absolutely no way to get Zorua from ゾロア either...

Still, I expect that even if some of the names DON'T change during localization, they will at least get different spellings!
 
Porygon Z said:
Today the official romanisations of V Gen Pokèmon were released.

I found it on Serebii.net via this link.

A vast number of Pokèmon were unchanged, some other were horribly translated.
Like Kurimugan as Crimgan, or Warubiaru as Waruvial.
And there is no Smugleaf :(
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I don't quite get the point of having "official" romanizations since they won't be used in the translations of the games. And I don't like that they are inconsistent on how they romanize, like how they have Purotooga but Abagoura. And if they're going to take liberties with names like Waruvial (legitimate though it may be) why didn't they also change ones like Baibanira to Baivanilla?
 
I don't really know much about romanizations and the Japanese language... :(

Jalorda seems a bit weird to get used to from Jaroda, and Chaoboo looks very odd as opposed to Chaobu...

Crimgan sounds cool...I think the previous form was written as Kurimugan, or something like that?
 
tofu19 said:
Some names i came up with:

Yooterri - Infanterri (Infantry [Infant] + Terri)
Haderia - Milliterri (Millitary + Terri)
Muurando - Artiliterri (Artillery + Terri)

Yanappu - Sproutape (Sprout + Ape)
Yanakki - Foliape (Foliage + Ape)

Boappu - Magmape (Magma + Ape)
Baokki - Flaumbape (Flaumbe + Ape)

Hiyappu - Hydrape (Hydro + Ape)
Hiyakki - Cascape (Cascade + Ape)

Koromori - Cardibat (Cardiac + Bat)
kokoromori - Barythmia ( Bat + Arythmia)

Abagoora - Glapagoise (Gallapagos + Tortoise) gallapagoise is to long so i shortened it

Baruchai - Torture - (pun on torture)
Barujiina - Reapture - (pun on rapture, also Reap + Vulture)
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I support every single one of these. These sound AMAZING. Got some real creativity there, buddy.

Also: I don't care what anyone says, I'm naming my Tsutarja Smugleaf when B/W comes out in English!
 
Urugamosu is much better than the "Ulgamoth" it has become. What's with that?

I hope the name used in the English games isn't much different from the 'literal' translation of the name. Something like Urgamoth would be great, though Vulcamoth would be fine, too.

I agree with fenyx4 about Jaroda's 'new' name; really weird, to say the least... though I'm glad that Futachimaru's name has remained the same.

I'll probably just rename the Pokemon to the ones I'd feel more comfortable with, though; for example, Chillarmy just sounds weird... Chiramii is much better, though I don't mind Chillachino as much as I'd have expected to. It at least doesn't look stupid, like Chillarmy does with the last four characters...
 
Glaceon_ said:
Urugamosu is much better than the "Ulgamoth" it has become. What's with that?

I hope the name used in the English games isn't much different from the 'literal' translation of the name. Something like Urgamoth would be great, though Vulcamoth would be fine, too.

I agree with fenyx4 about Jaroda's 'new' name; really weird, to say the least... though I'm glad that Futachimaru's name has remained the same.

I'll probably just rename the Pokemon to the ones I'd feel more comfortable with, though; for example, Chillarmy just sounds weird... Chiramii is much better, though I don't mind Chillachino as much as I'd have expected to. It at least doesn't look stupid, like Chillarmy does with the last four characters...
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LOL, Chilachino sounds fun to say! I'd actually prefer Chiramii for Chiramii's English name, followed by Chillarmy as my 2nd preference for it.
 
Glaceon_ said:
Urugamosu is much better than the "Ulgamoth" it has become. What's with that?

I hope the name used in the English games isn't much different from the 'literal' translation of the name. Something like Urgamoth would be great, though Vulcamoth would be fine, too.
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Ulgamoth is a completely legit romanization. The characters can be broken down like this, with all possible transliterations listed.

ウ - u, oo (oo is outdated though, so "u" is the only option)
ル - ru, lu, r, l
ガ - ga
モ - mo
ス - su, thu, s, th

And it's pretty obvious that モス should be rendered as "moth," so a full list of options would be:
Urugamoth
Urgamoth
Ulugamoth
Ulgamoth

None of which really look elegant.
 
Timbjerr said:
Tsutaaja = Aspleaf
Pokabu = Pyroink
Mijumaru = Shellott
Mamepato = Dovely
Chiiraami = Chinchill
Hihidaruma = Dharmape
Shimama = Zebramp
Giaru = Gearz or Cogz XD

Bah...that's all I got for now. XD
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Hmmm i really think that those might actually be their actual names... :P
U are pretty good~
 
Ulgamoth sounds epic for Isshu's new Moth Pokemon. Even the "Ul" part alone induces fear... I hope they keep it as the English name! :cer_nod:
 
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