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My Japanese grampa answers one of THE krbk questions:
Bakugou Eijirou or Kirishima Katsuki?
Bakugou Eijirou or Kirishima Katsuki?
Me: Bakugou Eijirou or Kirishima Katsuki?
Grampa: What??
G: Is this about your hero kids?
M: Yeah, Iâm writing something!
G: So which character I like more?
M: Nono, remember Belt Boy (Bakugou) and my Favourite Boy (Kirishima)?
G: Yes.
M: So imagine they got married
Grampa: What??
G: Is this about your hero kids?
M: Yeah, Iâm writing something!
G: So which character I like more?
M: Nono, remember Belt Boy (Bakugou) and my Favourite Boy (Kirishima)?
G: Yes.
M: So imagine they got married
M: Which last name-first name combination sounds best?
G: Bakugou.
M: That was quick, why?
G: Theyâre heroes, and Bakugou includes è±Ș (the kanji for powerful). Itâs a good omen.
M: People usually like Kirishima Katsuki more yknow
G: Bakugou.
M: That was quick, why?
G: Theyâre heroes, and Bakugou includes è±Ș (the kanji for powerful). Itâs a good omen.
M: People usually like Kirishima Katsuki more yknow
G: It makes sense for westerns. Your values are in whatâs pretty and Kirishima Katsuki holds better aesthetic value due to the double K and rhyme.
G: But for us Japanese what matters most in names is the meaning. If theyâre both heroes, they have to value power right?
G: But for us Japanese what matters most in names is the meaning. If theyâre both heroes, they have to value power right?
M: Yeah but isnât ç (Baku) like bomb? Doesnât it mean like powerful bomb?
G: You could read it that way, or you could read it as bomb of power, which I think as heroes theyâd like.
M: So Bakugou Eijirou.
G: Bakugou Eijirou.
G: Hello to the Twitter
G: You could read it that way, or you could read it as bomb of power, which I think as heroes theyâd like.
M: So Bakugou Eijirou.
G: Bakugou Eijirou.
G: Hello to the Twitter
And there you go, guess whoâs going to be writing Bakugou Eijirou from now on, also credits to @rdztz for actually making me question this! (Also for their amazing thread which I loved)
