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JohnSlaughter — Kilala from InuYasha
Published: 2006-06-18 03:21:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 3832; Favourites: 43; Downloads: 326
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This one's for my wife Nicole, for her morbid obsession for all things InuYasha. Sometimes I think she loves Kilala more than me. (He is cute, eh?)It's rubbing off on me too... as I'm finding I enjoy watching the show also. Now that Teen Titans is gone, it's going to have to fill that hole I have inside.
So what the hey? I might as well draw more fan art as long as it makes me draw at all, right? I need the practice.
-John
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You may be right, it's been a while for me.
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OMG Kilala! (hats how the US spelled it suppossed to be Kirara but pronounced kilala...dng us translators)
>.>
Anyways! I love this going to fav it!
and I mus note this! I've only met one other couple who hd kisd and LOVED anime! That is totally awesome that you two love it
ok glorifying over!
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I agree. When the Japanese pronounce English words incorrectly then I understand fixing it for a US translation. (For example: Alucard from Hellsing.)
But when a Japanese word or name gets translated to English it should go without saying that it's supposed to be an R not an L. If they speak "Kirara" then we should also say it as "Kirara." To assume they meant "Kilala" and just couldn't pronounce it properly is pretty silly... since it's a Japanese word to begin with!!!
But, when the official English is Kilala, I go with it. If they can pronounce our words wrong I guess I can pronounce theirs wrong too. 
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*nods* defiantely fair
if we get blamed just blame it on the translaters! "The translators made me do it!" rofl XD
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kilala!!!!!!!! so totally amazing!!!!!!and so kawaii!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
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I'm always torn between using the the Japanese pronunciation or the English pronunciation. I went with Kilala because that's how they say it in English.
Technically it should be written 雲母, (I hope that japanese writing shows up here.) but it can be romanized either way.
Yeah, too cute. I like it though.
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