Sup, cncers, let's have a talk about names. Fictional characters usually have pretty interesting ones, whether it's oocly because of what they mean/how they were thought up, or icly the history behind them and what that says about the character or their ethnicity/heritage. So tell me about your characters' names, nicknames, codenames, and titles.
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Nashton is undoubtedly an allusion to John Nash, the brilliant mathematician and pioneer in game theory who suffered from paranoid schizophrenia.
Nygma is Eddie's invented surname (sometimes spelled the entirely aesthetically unappealing Nigma). Nygma for the obvious but nevertheless delightful pun, E. Nygma. Although not his born name, this is his legal name, as it appears on his very legal New York driver's license in canon.
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donna's name is short for madonna
they are so the same character in two separate canons
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it's like the moment they first threaded i realized retroactively that nothing could possibly make more sense
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→ Gemma is an Italian name, meaning "gem" or "precious jewel." NOBODY SAW THAT COMING. Doyle is an Irish surname, and traced back it roughly means "dark stranger."
Scathach
→ Scathach is an ancient Celtic name meaning "shadowy" or "the shadowy one." Her twin sister's name is Aoife, ancient Celtic for "radiant one."
Nill
→ Nill literally means nothing. The word "nil" means zero or nonexistent. The closest real name I could find was Nell, an English diminutive of Eleanor.
Rikku
→ Rikku is a purely Al Bhed name. Translated to Spiran, it's "Huggo," so I guess it has something to do with hugs, who knows. Most Al Bhed names either have a double consonant in the middle (Rikku, Keyakku, Buddy) or are only three letters long (Rin, Cid.) The closest real name I could find was Rica, an English diminutive of Frederica.
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and lfdsiafd richard always makes me think of looking for group
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Her favorite nickname is Scatty, because nobody can pronounce her full name. I pronounce it "SKA-thash", but I've seen "SCAW-thach", "SCOU-ha", and "SKAH-thakh" so who even knows. HOW DO YOU PRONOUNCE IT, CNC??? Color me curious.
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AW YEAH
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