#prelim 27

[characterswithcolorsnamesfight]

Prelim Poll 27

Pick one

Action Heroine Project (Action Heroine Cheer Fruits)

Skie Blue/Sorano Aoi (Inazuma Eleven)

Risotto Nero (Jojo's Bizarre Adventure)

Queen Red Riding Hood (The Land of Stories)

Kiryu Kuro (Ensemble Stars)

Shinonome Kon (Amatsuki)

Ballister Blackheart (Nimona)

Kusakabe Maron (Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne/Phantom Thief Jeanne)

Scarlett (Find Love or Die Trying)

Pink (Ranma ½)

Show results

Voting ended onApr 17, 2024

Propaganda here

In the adaptation, Ballister's surname was changed to Boldheart

[characterswithcolorsnamesfight]

Propaganda for Prelim Poll 27

(Vote here)

Kiryu Kuro (Ensemble Stars) :

"The character for 'Ku' (紅) in Kuro's first name means 'crimson' "

Skie Blue/Sorano Aoi (Inazuma Eleven) :

"Skie Blue, her dub name is pretty obvious but also her jp name (Sorano Aoi, 空野 葵) references the color motif. It is derived by 空の青い, which is read as "Sora no Aoi" that means "blue sky". She is overall blue coded and also part of the anime's manager trio, who all have color derived names. "

Risotto Nero (Jojo's Bizarre Adventure) :

"His name means black rice in Italian. Idk about the rice part, but he sure does have the black part down cause damn he wears a lot of black."

Queen Red Riding Hood a.k.a Red (The Land of Stories) :

No propaganda yet

Action Heroine Project (Action Heroine Cheer Fruits)

The girls all have colors in their surnames

Akagi An : Aka (red),

Aoyama Genki and Aoyama Yuki : Ao (blue),

Momoi Hatsuri : Momo (peach/pink),

Shimura Kanon : Shi (purple),

Midorikawa Mana : Midori (green),

Kise Mikan : Ki (yellow),

Kuroki Roko : Kuro (black)

Pink (Ranma ½) :

No propaganda yet

Ballister Blackheart (Nimona) :

No propaganda yet

Kusakabe Maron (Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne/Phantom Thief Jeanne) :

Submitter : Her name comes from maroon, the color of her hair. / Mod : Marron is French for brown and for horse chestnut (and less commonly for other things)

Scarlett (Find Love or Die Trying) :

No propaganda yet

Shinonome Kon (Amatsuki) :

"Kon is an old Japanese word for dark blue"