Pokemon - Decoding the Etymology
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Riyakou Wrote:
Unfortunately, I don't find MK etymology as interesting.
I just never felt there was a great enough connection between the characters and their names, for the names to have any significance.
Sorry, man. I'm gonna have to say no on this one.
Zmoke Wrote:
A couple years ago I had a project with a few fellow MK fans for decoding the Mortal Kombat etymology. It was left incomplete (95%) but as new names have been revealed in MK2011 (Ruutuu, Bi-Han, Tomas Vrbada, etc.) we have more job to do. Are you interested in partaking the project whenever I'll open it again?
A couple years ago I had a project with a few fellow MK fans for decoding the Mortal Kombat etymology. It was left incomplete (95%) but as new names have been revealed in MK2011 (Ruutuu, Bi-Han, Tomas Vrbada, etc.) we have more job to do. Are you interested in partaking the project whenever I'll open it again?
Unfortunately, I don't find MK etymology as interesting.
I just never felt there was a great enough connection between the characters and their names, for the names to have any significance.
Sorry, man. I'm gonna have to say no on this one.
It's OK. I'll open it one day nonetheless then; surely there are other people interested in the Mortal Kombat etymology. I just wondered if you'd be excited of it so I could perhaps open it a little earlier.
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