>>43612330>>43612396It's not as interesting as you think.
Baltoy's early name is Dogurobē, and its final name is Yajiron. The robē in the former and the yaji in the latter come from yajirobē (弥次郎兵衛), a balancing toy. That's also where the Dragon Ball character gets his name.
The dogu in the original name comes from these little clay dolls (土偶; dogū).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog%C5%ABNo clue where the -ron/lon in Yajiron/Yajilon comes from though. Possibly from 持論 (jiron) which refers to a personal theory, indicating the mystery surrounding it, but that's just my personal theory about the mystery surrounding that part of the name.
