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Fine... A second staff member wants to object, I'll back off. But in that case, that trivia is insufficient (and in the wrong place)
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Undo revision 2129263 by Tiddlywinks (talk)It's clearly meant to be No Weather. Regardless of what the English name for the ability is.
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Trivia explanation, the lack of which was lamented. If this isn't necessary, remove it. I'm just hoping to prevent "carefree" from being messed with any more...
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Undo revision 2129259 by Urutapu (talk)Problem: "cloud nine" shows the signs of HEAVY influence from "carefree". Both have equal prominence
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Given the spelling ("no" being in katakana) I would guess that "No Weather" is the primary (of sorts) definition they were going for? It seems odd to simply say it's homophonous to "能天気" without any real explanation, at any rate.
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It's a halfway decent point that the written word translates as No Weather. But you don't get from there to "Cloud Nine" without simultaneously acknowledging the homophone/pun.
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Undo revision 2054907)Doesn't matter how it's written, the sound makes the pun. Seriously... 1) It was *Psyduck's* sig ability originally. 2) Where do you think "Cloud Nine" came from?
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it's clearly supposed to be the former, since Nō is written in katakana and is therefore a foreign word
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There's a strong pun there that it's a crime to miss out on...
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