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Really? King "Kamehameha"? Am I supposed to believe that a Super Saiyan was once the King of Hawaii? edit: This article is crazy interesting.
by tomphoolery 13y ago
Really? King "Kamehameha"?
Am I supposed to believe that a Super Saiyan was once the King of Hawaii?
edit: This article is crazy interesting.
- geuis 13y agoHistory, read it. Note: this is probably the dumbest comment I've ever posted to HN.
- 205guy 13y agos/posted/replied/ - there fixed that for you. Even the Dragon Ball wiki mentions the origin of the name: http://dragonball.wikia.com/wiki/Kamehameha http://dragonball.wikia.com/wiki/Kamehameha. Given that the Japanese often vacation in Hawaii, the connection is not surprising.
- tomphoolery 13y agoHah! Yeah I realize it was idiotic, it was partly satire. Incidentally, I am also aware of the Dragon Ball series of anime to use weird words for character names. I think Goku and Gohan mean something in Japanese (as in, they're not normal names), and I always heard Vegeta meant "vegetable" but I'm not sure if that's true or not. By "always heard" I mean "read on GeoCities". :)
- toyg 13y agoGohan is "rice" in Japanese. Can't remember what Goku is, but might just be a wordplay on the original Chinese "Sun Wukong" character in the very famous tale that inspired Toryiama.
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- pasquinelli 13y agoi thought it was funny.