Anonymous commented at 2012-06-17 03:45:25 » #1094862

Funny her name in japanese is sirknight/seerknight. Pretty art.

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Anonymous commented at 2012-06-17 04:45:55 » #1094881

She's just being true to her name. A knight I'd truly love to have.

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Anonymous commented at 2012-06-17 09:55:25 » #1094984

Gardevoir is more of a special attacker than a physical

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Anonymous commented at 2012-06-17 18:56:10 » #1095259

And thous began the legendary of a Gardevoir, which would be known as the "Valkyrie from Hoenn" in the whole Pokéworld.

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Anonymous commented at 2012-06-17 22:09:13 » #1095384

although i can see the joke, but its more or less pronounced like sa-naito

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Anonymous commented at 2012-06-18 00:07:56 » #1095493

tis but a scratch

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RitsuHasano commented at 2012-06-20 13:33:17 » #1097581

@Anon 5: Well, when pronouncing foreign words in the Japanese language, you can't exactly say it exactly like said word. As such, something like 'Sir Knight' would end up as 'Saanaito'. Though saa naito could also mean 'Come Knight'.

Not to mention the name Gardevoir could mean 'guard' and 'duty', or it could also mean 'to keep' and 'to see'. Referencing the fact that Gardevoir will protect its trainer at the cost of its own life, as well as can see the future.

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Hollow_Gaea commented at 2012-06-27 20:17:54 » #1103317

"I ask of you, are you my Master?"

I'm surprised no one came with that F/SN joke.

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