Comments on: Kiddy Grade 2: Ascule http://itspudding.com/blog/archives/49 Not dirt. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 08:55:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Shiroi Hane http://itspudding.com/blog/archives/49#comment-204 Shiroi Hane Tue, 18 Mar 2008 01:12:17 +0000 http://itspudding.com/blog/archives/49#comment-204 The spellings are not necessarily correct - they are what were printed in Newtype USA and they have been wrong before. I believe the new boss-type character is French though (Hiver), but I don't have any clues on the origin for the boy (Zoma). The gothloli kids names are Russian for Spider and Bat as far as I can make out. The spellings are not necessarily correct - they are what were printed in Newtype USA and they have been wrong before. I believe the new boss-type character is French though (Hiver), but I don’t have any clues on the origin for the boy (Zoma). The gothloli kids names are Russian for Spider and Bat as far as I can make out.

]]> By: Ten Swords http://itspudding.com/blog/archives/49#comment-13 Ten Swords Sat, 13 Oct 2007 21:18:26 +0000 http://itspudding.com/blog/archives/49#comment-13 Anyone know what "Ascule" means? 'Cause it sure as hell ain't french. I've searched every dictionary possible for this word! :)) These two faux(?)-french names, Que-Feuilles - equivalent of Eclair and Ascule - Lumiere are quite unusual. Why did they assign such names to these chars? At least Eclair and lumiere had a ring to it. And they mean something.... Anyone know what “Ascule” means? ‘Cause it sure as hell ain’t french. I’ve searched every dictionary possible for this word! :))

These two faux(?)-french names, Que-Feuilles - equivalent of Eclair and Ascule - Lumiere are quite unusual. Why did they assign such names to these chars?
At least Eclair and lumiere had a ring to it. And they mean something….

]]> By: Shiroi Hane http://itspudding.com/blog/archives/49#comment-5 Shiroi Hane Sat, 16 Jun 2007 01:42:09 +0000 http://itspudding.com/blog/archives/49#comment-5 Actually, I believe they are both supposed to be 16 (but don't quote me on this). Actually, I believe they are both supposed to be 16 (but don’t quote me on this).

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