Oh great and holy father mother of us all… let me humbly suggest the name of this demon re-forged be….
ARTEMIS. A White Name would be especialy humiliating.
Or: Chibiusa, ChibiChibi, VesVes, all also Red Names. Well. Pink Names.
Me again; what would happen if there were two devils with the same name? Would one get mightier? Or would there be just two? Anyways, two targets for Nand’s two lovelies might not hurt.
Can I say Dickwad? Cause I’m going to say Dickwad. “Enter, Red Demon Dickwad.” “Oy, ya messed up there ye did. Now Dickwad’ll have ye goots fa gahthers.”
How about Pharaoh 90, to keep with both the Sailor Moon theme and evil force from another dimension theme?
Or Kunzite! That’s good for Sailor Moon too. PLUS, check out this conspiracy backstory: Kunzite is the Japanese name for the villain, the most powerful of Queen Beryls commanders. In English, he was called Malachite – a green carbonate mineral that gets its distinctive color from its copper content (the full chemical name is Cu2CO3(OH)2, copper carbonate hydroxide).
Now, copper was once also used to give a green color to something else – absinthe. Absinthe, a potent liquor famed for its ability to produce hallucinations and other unusual effects, is normally green due to the chlorophyll content of added herbs. Copper salts were used to add the hue by unscrupulous distilleries that wanted to cheap out on the complex list of ingredients. Copper salts are also deadly toxic. This practice is in part responsible for the rather unpleasant reputation of the spirit.
So in short, a vile, toxic alcoholic drink that was famous for its ability to kill or cause mad visions of demons, popular with writers and other creatives for its dark and mysterious reputation? What better vaguely-connected reason to call him Kunzite!
Not that, uh, “Magister Usagi” would know all that. I’m betting she’d just know the dickbag Shitennou bit.
Oh great and holy father mother of us all… let me humbly suggest the name of this demon re-forged be….
ARTEMIS. A White Name would be especialy humiliating.
Or: Chibiusa, ChibiChibi, VesVes, all also Red Names. Well. Pink Names.
Greg.
Me again; what would happen if there were two devils with the same name? Would one get mightier? Or would there be just two? Anyways, two targets for Nand’s two lovelies might not hurt.
Cio.
Mr. Mephistopheles.
Pie’ee Piessy, perhaps?
Mamoru is another good choice.
Pabst
I think that bird’s got the right idea!
Name him What.
Pookums – because that is just too cute;
Luna – to keep the Sailor Moon theme going; or
Pikachu – so that Allison can yell “Pikachu, I choose YOU!” to this big, bad, demon. 😀
Bartimaeus!
In retrospect, this was quite a good suggestion. A+ book series. I describe it as a children’s introduction to qabbalistic magic.
Looooooossssseeeeeeer.
Jager
JOHN CENA
JOHN CENA!!!
Can I say Dickwad? Cause I’m going to say Dickwad. “Enter, Red Demon Dickwad.” “Oy, ya messed up there ye did. Now Dickwad’ll have ye goots fa gahthers.”
Pikachu
Kungaloosh
Pooch the Hound
By the song it should rhyme.
“Then by the power of the moon and all this delicious-ass liqueur, I hereby name you-”
Calsifur?
Balsimeur?
Arassifur?
…Delicious Ass-Licker?
I’d also like to point out that the face the mask is making is confused and uncomfortable
Bob
Menchi.
Fartburger
I think he’s had a bit much to drink.
Allison needs to call him a cab.
(Or Akkab, if that spelling won’t work.)
Lightweight.
Clearly Vladok here can’t hold his booze.
How about Pharaoh 90, to keep with both the Sailor Moon theme and evil force from another dimension theme?
Or Kunzite! That’s good for Sailor Moon too. PLUS, check out this conspiracy backstory: Kunzite is the Japanese name for the villain, the most powerful of Queen Beryls commanders. In English, he was called Malachite – a green carbonate mineral that gets its distinctive color from its copper content (the full chemical name is Cu2CO3(OH)2, copper carbonate hydroxide).
Now, copper was once also used to give a green color to something else – absinthe. Absinthe, a potent liquor famed for its ability to produce hallucinations and other unusual effects, is normally green due to the chlorophyll content of added herbs. Copper salts were used to add the hue by unscrupulous distilleries that wanted to cheap out on the complex list of ingredients. Copper salts are also deadly toxic. This practice is in part responsible for the rather unpleasant reputation of the spirit.
So in short, a vile, toxic alcoholic drink that was famous for its ability to kill or cause mad visions of demons, popular with writers and other creatives for its dark and mysterious reputation? What better vaguely-connected reason to call him Kunzite!
Not that, uh, “Magister Usagi” would know all that. I’m betting she’d just know the dickbag Shitennou bit.
Totoro!
Seriously, branding him with a dorky YA sidekick name is the only fair and just punishment for his defiance. Runner’s up:
fozzy,
professor mcgonagall,
fluttershy
Wokka wokka wokka!