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Stark700
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 9:31 pm
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Urakara looks cute :3
I can't wait to see her in animated form.
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doubleO7
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 9:43 pm
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Whoa, wait, her hair is brown?
I pictured it as blonde or some other really light color. I've only read the first volume, which has no colored art of her, and she has no shading or screen tone whatsoever on her hair.
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FilthyCasual
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 9:53 pm
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Iida looks suitably stiff, and Uraraka looks suitably Uraraka.
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GrizzlyDeku
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 10:25 pm
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Cmon ANN. Her first name is Uraraka and her last name is Ochako
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Crystalyn
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 10:39 pm
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GrizzlyDeku wrote: | Cmon ANN. Her first name is Uraraka and her last name is Ochako |
The website lists her name as 麗日お茶子 in the Japanese form of family name first and first name last. So her name in English with first name first and family name last would be Ochako Uraraka. The official website has her name written in the Roman alphabet with first name first and family name last as Ochaco Uraraka. The article is correct.
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Thatguy3331
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 10:43 pm
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doubleO7 wrote: | Whoa, wait, her hair is brown?
I pictured it as blonde or some other really light color. I've only read the first volume, which has no colored art of her, and she has no shading or screen tone whatsoever on her hair. |
Yeah that's one thing I honest to God don't understand when Horikoshi draws her. Maybe he's sick of using all the ink it takes to draw all might or something I dunno. But you're not alone in the confusion.
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Darkmagick
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 10:44 pm
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doubleO7 wrote: | Whoa, wait, her hair is brown?
I pictured it as blonde or some other really light color. I've only read the first volume, which has no colored art of her, and she has no shading or screen tone whatsoever on her hair. |
I went and checked, and it looks like her hair is brown in the manga's color art as well. Though a slightly lighter shade of brown.
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Nakurawari
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 10:44 pm
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doubleO7 wrote: | Whoa, wait, her hair is brown?
I pictured it as blonde or some other really light color. I've only read the first volume, which has no colored art of her, and she has no shading or screen tone whatsoever on her hair. |
It's a strange one to call because her hair colour has actually been changing slightly throughout the series. At the start it was brown like we see here but more recent colour pages has shown her with lighter hair, even being slightly orange.
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GrizzlyDeku
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 10:57 pm
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Crystalyn wrote: |
GrizzlyDeku wrote: | Cmon ANN. Her first name is Uraraka and her last name is Ochako |
The website lists her name as 麗日お茶子 in the Japanese form of family name first and first name last. So her name in English with first name first and family name last would be Ochako Uraraka. The official website has her name written in the Roman alphabet with first name first and family name last as Ochaco Uraraka. The article is correct. |
No its not correct. The article specifically states that first name is Ochako, its not. The article along with all other ANN articles uses the English naming system so she should be listed as Uraraka Ochako just as Iida is listed as Tenya Iida.
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Nakurawari
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 11:00 pm
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GrizzlyDeku wrote: |
Crystalyn wrote: |
GrizzlyDeku wrote: | Cmon ANN. Her first name is Uraraka and her last name is Ochako |
The website lists her name as 麗日お茶子 in the Japanese form of family name first and first name last. So her name in English with first name first and family name last would be Ochako Uraraka. The official website has her name written in the Roman alphabet with first name first and family name last as Ochaco Uraraka. The article is correct. |
No its not correct. The article specifically states that first name is Ochako, its not. The article along with all other ANN articles uses the English naming system so she should be listed as Uraraka Ochako just as Iida is listed as Tenya Iida. |
Does it really matter that much to you??
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GrizzlyDeku
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 11:01 pm
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GrizzlyDeku wrote: |
Crystalyn wrote: |
GrizzlyDeku wrote: | Cmon ANN. Her first name is Uraraka and her last name is Ochako |
The website lists her name as 麗日お茶子 in the Japanese form of family name first and first name last. So her name in English with first name first and family name last would be Ochako Uraraka. The official website has her name written in the Roman alphabet with first name first and family name last as Ochaco Uraraka. The article is correct. |
No its not correct. The article specifically states that first name is Ochako, its not. The article along with all other ANN articles uses the English naming system so she should be listed as Uraraka Ochako just as Iida is listed as Tenya Iida. |
I honestly can't believe i'm having to argue what my one of my favorite characters name is. Can someone back me up? Am I going Crazy?
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GrizzlyDeku
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 11:04 pm
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Nakurawari wrote: |
GrizzlyDeku wrote: |
Crystalyn wrote: |
GrizzlyDeku wrote: | Cmon ANN. Her first name is Uraraka and her last name is Ochako |
The website lists her name as 麗日お茶子 in the Japanese form of family name first and first name last. So her name in English with first name first and family name last would be Ochako Uraraka. The official website has her name written in the Roman alphabet with first name first and family name last as Ochaco Uraraka. The article is correct. |
No its not correct. The article specifically states that first name is Ochako, its not. The article along with all other ANN articles uses the English naming system so she should be listed as Uraraka Ochako just as Iida is listed as Tenya Iida. |
Does it really matter that much to you?? |
Not personally. I just think its kind of embarassing for ANN. Very unbecoming of the internets "most trusted" anime news source.
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Kikaioh
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 11:12 pm
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@GrizzlyDeku: ANN printed her name as it appears in English on the My Hero Academia website. In English, "first name" usually means one's given name, while "last name" means surname/family name. So her "first name" is Ochaco, even if the normal order in Japanese is reversed. That's how I'm interpreting the article.
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GrizzlyDeku
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 11:14 pm
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Kikaioh wrote: | @GrizzlyDeku: ANN printed her name as it appears in English on the My Hero Academia website. In English, "first name" usually means one's given name, while "last name" means surname/family name. So her "first name" is Ochaco, even if the normal order in Japanese is reversed. That's how I'm interpreting the article. |
Even if thats the case she should still be listed as Uraraka Ochako in the article. And the title of the article should use Uraraka if they are going to use Tenya.
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Kikaioh
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 11:21 pm
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TBH, I've visited the ANN site for over a decade, and I was never under the impression that they had a rule for how they presented names. They even mentioned in the article that her first name is "Ochaco", so it was pretty clear to me, not to mention they were following the Japanese presentation of the names in English as well.
Tenya is actually that second character's first name as well, so they were consistent with the order that they presented. Iida is a common family name in Japan.
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