I'm really into details and knowing everyone's full and proper names and titles. I was wondering if certain characters have names that aren't revealed in the anime or manga. For instance, I just saw here that Faust VIII's full name was Johan Faust VIII.
Does anyone know these characters' first names, either English or Japanese?: Lector, Gansley, Nezbitt, Croquet, Kemo, and Mr. and Mrs. Ishtar.
Does anyone know these characters' last names?: Syd, Zygore, Roland, Lumis, Umbra, Shadi, Valon, Raphael, Alister, Grimo, and Kujirada (manga).[/url]
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Yu-Gi-Oh proper names
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Duelist of the Twilight
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Re: Yu-Gi-Oh proper names
I don't think they have any. 
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Re: Yu-Gi-Oh proper names
I barely recognize any of those names, so I'm thinking a lot got changed in the dubbing. I only own the Japanese version. But, I've got this nifty Japanese character guide that I can use to help you out.
Kujirada: actually looks like a last name to me, and that's the only part of his name that's listed.
Shadi: no other part to his name
The Ishtars: they have no first names
Croquet: He's just "Mr. Croquet"
Kemo: It looks like he's... Saruwatari in the Japanese. No other name though.
Umbra & Lumis: They're known as "Mask of Light" and "Mask of Dark" in Japan.
Valon: No last name.
Alister: I'm pretty sure he doesn't have a last name, although I kind of thought he did for some reason. He's "Amelda" in the Japanese version.
If you can find pictures of the other characters, I could tell you what their names are. I have an idea of which name might be who, but I don't want to mislead you if I'm wrong.
Kujirada: actually looks like a last name to me, and that's the only part of his name that's listed.
Shadi: no other part to his name
The Ishtars: they have no first names
Croquet: He's just "Mr. Croquet"
Kemo: It looks like he's... Saruwatari in the Japanese. No other name though.
Umbra & Lumis: They're known as "Mask of Light" and "Mask of Dark" in Japan.
Valon: No last name.
Alister: I'm pretty sure he doesn't have a last name, although I kind of thought he did for some reason. He's "Amelda" in the Japanese version.
If you can find pictures of the other characters, I could tell you what their names are. I have an idea of which name might be who, but I don't want to mislead you if I'm wrong.
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"For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord." ~Romans 6:23
"For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord." ~Romans 6:23
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ShutaroMendou
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Re: Yu-Gi-Oh proper names
I thought that Ishizu was called Isis in the Japanese version. Unless of course, the people telling me this are going by misinformation.The Ishtars: they have no first names
Re: Yu-Gi-Oh proper names
The person was asking about the mother and father Ishtars. Yes, of course the characters' names are Malik and Isis. The dubbed version was just stupid enough to keep the name "Ishizu", which is how the Japanese write "Isis" in their language. So instead of changing it back to what it was supposed to be, they decided to confuse the American fans.
Not to mention they changed Rishido's name to Odion, which makes no sense whatsoever. And the same thing that happened with Isis' name happened to Malik's name. Since there are no Ls in Japanese, it was written "Mariku", and once again, the dubbing company was too dumb to realize that "Malik" is an actual Arabic name meaning "king", so they didn't bother to change the R back to an L the way it should have been.
/rant over
Not to mention they changed Rishido's name to Odion, which makes no sense whatsoever. And the same thing that happened with Isis' name happened to Malik's name. Since there are no Ls in Japanese, it was written "Mariku", and once again, the dubbing company was too dumb to realize that "Malik" is an actual Arabic name meaning "king", so they didn't bother to change the R back to an L the way it should have been.
/rant over
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"For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord." ~Romans 6:23
"For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord." ~Romans 6:23

