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Just a quick note

kaiowut99:

Yuto’s name in Japanese katakana is ユート

Phonetically, yuuto

Doesn’t leave much room for it to be transcribed as “Ute”

Best-case, they were going for “Uto” but even then it’s a stretch

And with the lookalike-Yuya and the “Yu” naming scheme there for context, would it really…

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    To add to this. Reira’s name is also in Kanji which reads Reira. He’s clearly Japanese. The only reason it’s Leo for...
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    My guess is that the U is meant to be pronounced “yu,” and that the “e” is supposed to be silent. In that case the...
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    Well, the “E” could be silent, for all we know.
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