Out of curiousity, aren't japanese names in japanese characters?
They are not in the right order!
Kimori - Treecko
Juputol - Grovyle
Jucain - Sceptile
Achamo - Torchic
Wakashamo - Combusken
Bashamo - Blaziken
Mizugurou - Mudskip
Numakuroo - Marshtomp
Raguraaji - Swampert
Pochiena - Poochyena
Guraena - Mightyena
Jiguzaguma - Zigzagoon
Massuguma - Linoon
kemusso - Wurmple
Karasarisu - Silcoon
Agehunto - Beautifly
Mayurudo - Cuscoon
Dokukeiru - Dustox
Haasebo - Lotad
Hasubero - Lombre
Runpapa - Ludicolo
Tanebo - Seedot
Konohana - Nuzleaf
Daatengu - Barkon
Tsuchinin - Nincada
Tekkanin - Ninjask
Nukenin - Shedinja
Subame - Taillow
Oosubame - Swellow
Kinococo - Shroomish
Kinogassa - Brelom
Patchiiru - Spinda
Kyamome - Wingull
Peripaa - Pelliper
Ametama - Surskit
Amemoosu - Masqurain
Hoeruko - Wailmer
Hoeruo - Wailord
Eneko - Skitty
Enekororo - Delicatt
Kakureon - Kecleon
Yajiron - Baltoy
Nendooru - Claydoll
Nozupasu - Nosepass
Kootasu - Torkoal
Yamirami - Sableye
Dojotchi - Barboach
Namazun - Whicash
Rabukasu - Luvdisc
Heigani - Corphish
Shizarigar - Crawdaunt
Hinbasu - Feebass
Mirokarosu - Milotic
Kibania - Charvanha
Samehadda - Sharpedo
Knuckler - Trapinch
Biburaaba - Vibrava
Furaigon - Flygon
Makunosita - Makuhita
Hariyama - Hariyama
Rakurai - Electrike
Raiboruto - Manetrike
Donmeru - Numel
Bakuda - Camerupt
Tamazarashi - Spheal
Todogura - Sealeo
Todozeruga - Wailrein
Saboena - Cacnea
Nokutasu - Cacturne
Yukiwarashi - Snorunt
Onigoori - Glalie
Runatoon - Lunatone
Solarrock - Solrock
Ruriri - Azzurill
Banebuu - Spoink
Buupiggu - Grumpig
Purasuru - Plusle
Mainan - Minun
Kuchiito - Mawile
Asanan - Meditite
Chaaremu - Medicharm
Chirutto - Swablu
Chirutarisu - Altaria
Soonano - Wynaut
Yomawaru - Duskull
Samayooru - Dusclops
Roseria - Roselia
Namakero - Slakoth
Yarukimono - Vigoroth
Kek-king - Slaking
Gokurin - Gulpin
Marunoomu - Swalot
Torupiusu - Tropius
Gonyonyo - Whismur
Dogoomu - Loudred
Bakuong - Exploud
Paaruru - Clampearl
Hanteeru - Huntail
Sakurabisu - Gorebyss
Abusoru - Absol
Kagebouzu - Shuppet
Jupetta - Banette
Habunake - Seviper
Zanguusu - Zangoose
Jiirachi - Relicanth
Kokodora - Aron
Kodora - Lairon
Bosugodora - Aggron
Powarun - Castform
Barubito - Volbeat
Iruumize - Illumize
Ririira - Lileep
Yureid - Cradily
Anopusu - Anorith
Aamurudo - Armaldo
Rarutosu - Ralts
Kiruria - Kirlia
Saanaito - Gardevoir
Tatsubei - Bagon
Komoru - Shellgon
Boomanda - Salamence
Danbaru - Beldum
Metangu - Metang
Metagurosu - Metagross
Reji-rock - RegiRock
Reji-ice - RegIce
Reji-steel - RegiSteel
Kaiorga - Kyogre
Groudon - Groudon
Rekkuuza - Rayquaza
Latias - Latias
Latios - Latios
Jiraachi - Jirachi
Deokishisu - Deoxys
Out of curiousity, aren't japanese names in japanese characters?
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I believe that's a rough translation of how the word in Japanese sounds. Although it's in kanji, people do still pronounce Latias Rah-Tee-Us in Japan.
Anyway, I have no authority over this kind of thing, but it could possibly help out. Nice job, pokeguy76!
EDIT: Oops- he has Latias there. This is because most Oriental people cannot pronounce the "l" sound, and it comes out as a rolled "r" (hence Engrish).
They can pronounce it, it isn't in most Asian languages through.EDIT: Oops- he has Latias there. This is because most Oriental people cannot pronounce the "l" sound, and it comes out as a rolled "r" (hence Engrish). [/B]
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Actually, they can't pronounce it. Watch Christmas Story
I know people who are Chinese and have no problem pronouncing it.Originally posted by Hikaru
Actually, they can't pronounce it. Watch Christmas Story
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