[ SECRET POST #6105 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6105 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Inspired by #4:

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah still don't get how Usagi and Chibiusa became Serena and Rini. It took me maybe 20 years to realize "OHHH.. Rini is supposed to be a diminutive of Serena".

Re: Inspired by #4:

[(Anonymous)]

Serena is one of the many names for a moon goddess, so it technically fits, but at the same time cmon Bunny is right there and fits her personality better.

Re: Inspired by #4:

[meadowphoenix]

That part makes sense to me, since Serena is just a shorter Serenity. But honestly...I don't like it. They might as well have called her Bunny.

Re: Inspired by #4:

[(Anonymous)]

They did call her Bunny in the German dub! Which meant nothing to kindergarden-me, since I couldn't speak English. In hindsight it's weird that they went with the English translation in the German dub, especially since they went with the Japanese names for all other characters as far as I remember. Even Chibiusa was called Chibiusa!

Re: Inspired by #4:

[meadowphoenix]

aw, maybe they just thought bunny was too cute to pass up lol

Re: Inspired by #4:

[(Anonymous)]

In the French dub too.

Re: Inspired by #4:

[(Anonymous)]

In Italian, too!
Usagi was Bunny and Chibiusa was Chibiusa, but pronounced like KIbiusa.
It took me 10+ years and finally reading the manga in Japanese to understand why chibiusa was called THAT. I understood the meaning of chibi, but didn't link it to "ki"biusa.

Uh, maybe the European versions all took the same translation direction? It happened a lot with 90s' anime.

Re: Inspired by #4:

[(Anonymous)]

I think she was called Bunny in the translated manga, at least until they changed it to Serena. Personally, I really like Serena and I’m not such a big fan of Usagi, even though I know that it’s more meaningful and it’s her actual name.