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<blockquote data-quote="Shin Okada" data-source="post: 504089" data-attributes="member: 1956">It is not a PC name. But when I was playing a gangster in Call of Cthulhu. I have been losing 1 or two of my underling men per adventure. Then the keeper (DM for CoC) started to use only one name for them. So always, my bodyguards was Mark. After the first one is killed, I got Mark II. Then Mark III, Mark IV, and so on.By the way, my first halfling character for Red Box DnD was called Funky Drunker. His cousin (also my PC) was Franky Drunker. His father was Fatty Drunker. His mother was Kitchen Drunker.....Men, I was just a junior high school boy. And just started to learn English.Oh! Another one! Hulkster Schwarzlundgren the Macho Barbarian. But it is for comic based RPG called Dragon Half.By the way, in significant percentage Japanese (or pseudo Japanese) name seen in English/American/European games and novels sounds stupid to we Japanese. They are so often taken from Animation characters (like Saeba Kenshiro), just sounds strange (Tsuko), or just sound funny&nbsp; (like Tako Kakuta, tako = octopus) to us.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shin Okada, post: 504089, member: 1956"] It is not a PC name. But when I was playing a gangster in Call of Cthulhu. I have been losing 1 or two of my underling men per adventure. Then the keeper (DM for CoC) started to use only one name for them. So always, my bodyguards was Mark. After the first one is killed, I got Mark II. Then Mark III, Mark IV, and so on. By the way, my first halfling character for Red Box DnD was called Funky Drunker. His cousin (also my PC) was Franky Drunker. His father was Fatty Drunker. His mother was Kitchen Drunker..... Men, I was just a junior high school boy. And just started to learn English. Oh! Another one! Hulkster Schwarzlundgren the Macho Barbarian. But it is for comic based RPG called Dragon Half. By the way, in significant percentage Japanese (or pseudo Japanese) name seen in English/American/European games and novels sounds stupid to we Japanese. They are so often taken from Animation characters (like Saeba Kenshiro), just sounds strange (Tsuko), or just sound funny (like Tako Kakuta, tako = octopus) to us. [/QUOTE]

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