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A while back, a list was posted of Japanese Pokemon names. It was posted before any of the following pokemon were known:
Hariboogu (Quilladin), Gekogashira (Frogadier), Teerunaa (Braixen), Dedenne (Dedenne), Horubii (Bunnelby), Nyaonikusu (Meowstic), Torimian (Furfrou)
And yet, it contained all of those names above.
Here were the other ones on the list. We do not know what Pokemon they match to yet.
Burigaron (ブリガロン) — "Brigandine is a type of armour from the middle ages, this acts as the most likely origin of buriga (ブリガ). Ron is assumably from marron (meaning chestnut in French). These combination of words fit the potential theme set by Hariboogu. Chespin may evolve into a sort-of knight."
(THIS IS PROBABLY CHESNAUGHT.)
Mafokushii (マフォクシー) — "Fokushii here still remains as foxy, ma is from 魔, meaning magic or demon, although in this case more likely magic. This fits with the heavily rumoured Fire/Psychic typing for Fennekin and could mean the Pokémon becomes a sorcerer of sorts."
(THIS IS PROBABLY DELPHOX.)
Gekkouga (ゲッコウガ) — "it’s possible that gek comes again from gekogeko (ゲコゲコ) and kouga from Kōga-ryū the name of a school of ninjutsu."
(THIS IS PROBABLY GRENINJA).
And then these:
Dianshii (ディアンシー) — Possibly a deer Pokémon. It’s name could come from deer + fancy + antsy.
Borukenion (ボルケニオン) — Probably Volcanyon — likely boruke (ボルケ) from volcano and nion (ニオン) from canyon.
Jigarude (ジガルデ) — Is possibly from Jiga (ジガ / 自我), which means ego. In Japan there’s a wasp know as a jigabachi: the red-banded sand wasp.
Fuupa (フーパ) — fuu (フー) is most likely wind, pa (パ) could be many things.
SO COULD THEY MATCH POKEMON WE KNOW ABOUT??
LET'S GET ON THIS SHIT
LET'S SEE IF WE CAN GUESS WHAT THESE JAPANESE NAMES MATCH TO
