[ SECRET POST #4887 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4887 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I agree with this a bit, but so often characters that tend toward use of "-kun" are mocked/bashed (for example Orihime's breakdown when Ichigo got totally recked with Ulquiorra and probably though he and Ishida were gonna die) and it's used for a lot of sexist bashing (mostly female characters). So I have a jerk reaction to it, even though it's important in the sense of how Ichigo relates to characters (though I feel indifference to social standings/brashness/being impolite is easier to convey in English than the opposite) and how certain characters distance or get closer. So part of me is like "yes" and part of me is like "eeeeeh."

[(Anonymous)]

How does people making fun of Orihime repeating Ichigo's name over and over factor into whether people should use honorifics or drop them for the sake of localizing?

[(Anonymous)]

I was more referring to my knee-jerk reaction