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Originally Posted by TangentZ
 Why is this called "My Hime" and not "Mai Hime" ( 舞.HIME )? |
Maybe it has something to do with that "my" is written "mai" ( まぃ ) in kana, so that title has double meaning when they used kanji in title:
Princess Mai or
My princess. I don't really know, just my thoughts...