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→‎Characters: Added Elite Four. So, of all names - Clay, Skyla and Marshall (to lesser extent Elesa) were kinda predictable (not counting these that got kept from Japanese version, of course).
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(→‎Characters: Added Elite Four. So, of all names - Clay, Skyla and Marshall (to lesser extent Elesa) were kinda predictable (not counting these that got kept from Japanese version, of course).)
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| '''Arcus'''
| '''Arcus'''
| Latin for rainbow, a mysterious and ancient-sounding name.
| Latin for rainbow, a mysterious and ancient-sounding name.
| <!--Ghetsis-->
| Ghetsis
| <!--Uh, just corrupted spelling in a bizarre way. I guess they didn't want to change the chants...-->
| Uh, just corrupted spelling in a bizarre way. I guess they didn't want to change the chants...
|- align=center
|- align=center
| [[Seven Sages|Vio<br>Ryokushi<br>Giallo<br>Rot<br>Sumura<br>Asura]]
| [[Seven Sages|Vio<br>Ryokushi<br>Giallo<br>Rot<br>Sumura<br>Asura]]
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| '''Colbert''' or '''Arty/Arthur'''
| '''Colbert''' or '''Arty/Arthur'''
| Colbert is from coleopter. But they could keep Arty as well (or Arthur, as this is the full version of the name), as it refers to arachnids and to the fact that he's an artist.
| Colbert is from coleopter. But they could keep Arty as well (or Arthur, as this is the full version of the name), as it refers to arachnids and to the fact that he's an artist.
| <!--Burgh-->
| Burgh
| <!--GOT HAGGER???????-->
| GOT HAGGER???????
|- align=center
|- align=center
| [[Kamitsure]]
| [[Kamitsure]]
| '''Amber'''
| '''Amber'''
| The word "electricity" itself derives from Greek word ''electron'', meaning "amber" (because it was first discovered while experimenting with an amber). Also, Amber sounds very similar to [[wp:ampere|ampere]] and can refer to a [[wp:Amber (color)|yellowish color]], representing electricity. Hence, I think this is just a perfect name for a female Electric-type leader.<br>Also, I don't think that NoA will be THAT uncreative to call her "Electra", as almost everyone else thinks.
| The word "electricity" itself derives from Greek word ''electron'', meaning "amber" (because it was first discovered while experimenting with an amber). Also, Amber sounds very similar to [[wp:ampere|ampere]] and can refer to a [[wp:Amber (color)|yellowish color]], representing electricity. Hence, I think this is just a perfect name for a female Electric-type leader.<br>Also, I don't think that NoA will be THAT uncreative to call her "Electra", as almost everyone else thinks.
| <!--Elesa-->
| Elesa
| <!--That's not much better than Electra. Come on, why not Amber? It was perfect and not obvious!-->
| That's not much better than Electra. Come on, why not Amber? It was perfect and not obvious!
|- align=center
|- align=center
| [[Yacon]]
| [[Yacon]]
| '''Diego''' or '''Clayton'''
| '''Diego''' or '''Clayton'''
| Diego from "digging" (in the ground), Clayton from clay.
| Diego from "digging" (in the ground), Clayton from clay.
| <!--Clay-->
| Clay
| <!--Well, almost nailed. I think that it'd sound better with -ton, still.-->
| Well, almost nailed. I think that it'd sound better with -ton, still.
|- align=center
|- align=center
| [[Fuuro|Fūro]]
| [[Fuuro|Fūro]]
| '''Avia''' or '''Raven'''
| '''Avia''' or '''Raven'''
| Avia from aviation, Raven is a bird.
| Avia from aviation, Raven is a bird.
| <!--Skyla-->
| Skyla
| <!--Uh, too obvious. Also, isn't it missing a -r on the ending?-->
| Uh, too obvious. Also, isn't it missing a -r on the ending?
|- align=center
|- align=center
| [[Hachiku]]
| [[Hachiku]]
| '''Frederic'''
| '''Frederic'''
| From freeze.
| From freeze.
| <!--Brycen-->
| Brycen
| <!--Sounds like they wanted to call him Bryce at first but realized that it's too similar to Pryce and added a -n on the last minute. The name isn't bad but it's obvious because it has "ice" in it.-->
| Sounds like they wanted to call him Bryce at first but realized that it's too similar to Pryce and added a -n on the last minute. The name isn't bad but it's obvious because it has "ice" in it.
|- align=center
|- align=center
| [[Iris]]
| [[Iris]]
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| '''Conrad'''
| '''Conrad'''
| Anagram of "dracon", the word for dragon in many languages.
| Anagram of "dracon", the word for dragon in many languages.
| <!--Drayden-->
| Drayden
| <!--Oh, Drayden, Drayden, Drayden, I made you out of Clay...-->
| Oh, Drayden, Drayden, Drayden, I made you out of Clay...
|- align=center
|- align=center
| [[Shikimi]]
| [[Shikimi]]
| '''Polly''', '''Alma''' or '''Esther'''
| '''Polly''', '''Alma''' or '''Esther'''
| Polly from poltergeist. Alma is a Spanish word for soul. Esther is from esoterical.
| Polly from poltergeist. Alma is a Spanish word for soul. Esther is from esoterical.
|
| Shauntal
|
| It is a real and nice name. But its correct spelling is "Chantal". The variant they chose is unneccessarily overspelled and ugly. I don't like it.
|- align=center
|- align=center
| [[Giima|Gīma]]
| [[Giima|Gīma]]
| '''Malcolm''' or '''Dwight'''
| '''Malcolm''' or '''Dwight'''
| From the prefix mal- meaning bad (malevolent = bad-willed). Dwight is from twilight.
| From the prefix mal- meaning bad (malevolent = bad-willed). Dwight is from twilight.
|
| Grimsley
|
| Wat? U srs?
|- align=center
|- align=center
| [[Renbu]]
| [[Renbu]]
| '''Tyson''' or '''Faust'''
| '''Tyson''' or '''Faust'''
| Tyson is obvious. Faust is the German word for fist.
| Tyson is obvious. Faust is the German word for fist.
|
| Marshal
|
| This one is nice. And I've considered this name too. But Sieg predicted it first so I didn't want to copy after him.
|- align=center
|- align=center
| [[Adeku]]
| [[Adeku]]
| '''Roderick'''
| '''Roderick'''
| I really don't know why.
| I really don't know why.
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| Alder
|
| This name is... okay. And this is actually wrong, as it fails to show his power and epicness. Characters like him don't get names that are just "okay". They should've come with something more creative, really.
|- align=center
|- align=center
| [[Shooti|Shooty]]
| [[Shooti|Shooty]]
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