[ SECRET POST #6697 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6697 ⌋

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Comments

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[(Anonymous)]

Genuine question: how did you think that Alexa Barajas playing Mari Ibarra was a Japanese actress playing a Japanese character?

[(Anonymous)]

Didn't know the actress's name and also thought Ibarra didn't sound impossibly un-Japanese. Doesn't help that I didn't see the spelling.

[(Anonymous)]

Fair enough!

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt, but Ibara (spelled with only one "r") is also a city in Okayama, Japan. If I didn't know the actress' real name, I might guess she was of mixed Asian heritage.

[(Anonymous)]

DA "Ibara Mari" def could sound like an unusual but not unbelievable japanese name

[(Anonymous)]

"Ibara" with one r is the Japanese word for "thorn," so yeah.

[(Anonymous)]

Holy shit that would fit the character!

[(Anonymous)]

Mari is a pretty common Japanese given name, and Ibara is a less common but actual Japanese family name.

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Yeah, if I just heard the name "Mari Ibarra" and didn't see it written out to know that it had two Rs in it instead of just one, I would assume it was Japanese.