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Originally Posted by Kogetsu Shirogane
Alternately... that was simply done to tell them apart. They're pretty much exclusively referred to by their given names, after all.
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... While hilarious... I really can't recall any instances of a Japanese name having more than just a given name and a surname. Go with a foreign exchange student that has a name for every letter of the alphabet.  |
I was going to, but they already have Koizumi as an exchange student of a sort. So the next aberration that struck me was someone whose
name alone is a thing unheard of. Haruhi is just that amazing. She can speak Russian. In French.
Edit for Boredom:
New Guy: I am Alejandro Beliz Castilliano Del Eclessias Felizes Gallo Hidalgo Imperiosa Juarez Los Mares Nueves Ores Pimienta Queso Rey Sucre Taco Umberto Vega Xavier y Zorro. Pleased to meet you.
Kyon (Internal Narrative): In trying to write half of that, I have easily tripled the effort I've put into taking notes during Okabe-sensei's lectures.
(Not an actual sensible name, mind, and I didn't include the letters for which there are no true Spanish words beginning with them as opposed to borrowings.)