Adorable character designs, and very funny first episode. It's been quite some time since Mythos worked as a naming basis, I can only recall Demonbane
Also nice reference to the insanity check from the table-top
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Originally Posted by Panzerklein
Not really, all ruler titles can be used for female if they want.
Example:
- Jadwiga, crowed herself as "Hedvig Rex Poloniae" ("Hedwig, King of Poland"), not "Hedvig Regina Poloniae" ("Hedwig, Queen of Poland").
- Anna Jagiellon - King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania,
- Maria Theresa of Austria, while she was able to be crowned as Empress or Queen of most of her lands, she is crowed as King of Hungary in 1741.
- Irene of Athens, she often called herself "Basileus" (Emperor), rather than "Basilissa" (Empress).
- Lư Chiêu Hoàng, alway is claimed as Emperor of Dai Viet (Viet Nam) rather than Empress.
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Originally Posted by Sumeragi
A slight difference here: The English word King tend to have a specific male gender.
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Polish, Lithuanian, German (using Latin), and Byzantine Greek examples above are the same as English, there are distinct words separating male from female kings, emperors, etc.
Also the Japanese when using foreign words they occasionally ignore the gender for obvious reasons.