Hangout Mokushiroku no Yonkishi Hangout Thread

[kkck]

i have the feeling we yet have to get our gawain maybe we'll have them in the next arc since in shounens enemies keep getting stronger and stronger there's the need of something as op as escanor be a worthy enemy he could face (even if tegchnically is even supposed to lose to them)

Well, to be fair the good guys keep getting stronger as well. As of now there are 3 sins that can do something against a commandment. You have mel, escanor and to a limited extent ban if he is able to steal enough strength. The tournament is an ideal setting for his snatch after all, there is going to be more strength around him than he can steal. The dolor dance seems to actually be connecting diane to the earth which means she might already have had a powerup, however small, and is on her way to fully unleashing her strength. Gowther probably simply has to unlock his former powers though there probably will be a time during which he changes sides. King and merlin are the ones that might be a tad far away from their true potential though. I

 

[ShadowHeart]

Had Denzel already formed the Pleiades before Fraudin banished him or after?

 

[goldb]

Had Denzel already formed the Pleiades before Fraudin banished him or after?

Probably it existed before he left but with just a couple of the existing members.

 

[Akisume]

Has anyone else here seen the Abridged series of Nanatsu no Taizai by MrBuddyVA on Youtube? It's pretty good, but I'm just checking!<3

 

[Beatrice]

Seven deadly schmucks?

 

[Gallon]

Seven deadly schmucks?

Yep, that's it. He hasn't been updating them recently, though.

 

[ShadowHeart]

In Bandit Ban's was the red demon after the fountain of youth? If so what could it want with it?

 

[Demonspeed]

In Bandit Ban's was the red demon after the fountain of youth? If so what could it want with it?

Well, for immortality. Your post makes me think that the Demon might have managed to enter there because of one of the previous Kings.

 

[ShadowHeart]

Well, for immortality. Your post makes me think that the Demon might have managed to enter there because of one of the previous Kings.

Immortality for it's self or master?

 

[Demonspeed]

Immortality for it's self or master?

Master probably. Red Demons don't seem to have a mind.

 

[Notice me Escanor senpai]

I think we have a bit of a plot hole here.We saw that the red and blue demons were summoned by Mera. Unless all demons can summon other demons, then who summoned the red demon who attacked the fairy forest? Was it Fraudrin?
And we still don't know who killed the Gray demon too that Hendy used to become one himself.
He could have been a remnant from the holy war.

 

[julymarte]

also the second albion went to the fairy forest... maybe the demons are interested in immortality , maybe for the demon king? and some demons were assigned the task to destroy the forest? so they were just following a possible previous order? it didn't have to be summoned in that moment maybe it was dormant like albion(about the red one)

 

[Notice me Escanor senpai]

also the second albion went to the fairy forest... maybe the demons are interested in immortality , maybe for the demon king? and some demons were assigned the task to destroy the forest? so they were just following a possible previous order? it didn't have to be summoned in that moment maybe it was dormant like albion(about the red one)

I think they were attracted to the highest PLs or something like that. The source is now in Ban's blood, but we already saw the Albion attack Camelot, so it's prolly not related to the fountain.

 

[julymarte]

hmmm yeah you're right too

 

[Baum]

So, I have kind of a random question I guess. Doesn't really have to do with Nanatsu per se, but...uhh, did all of you know that Nakaba is his first name and Suzuki the family's name? lol
I always assumed it's the other way around, simply because I only knew Suzuki as family name, and a friend and I realized just now that we had it backwards for nearly 2 years now when I said it's weird how ANN refer to Naka...Suzuki with his "given name" in this article as opposed to Nakaba like with every other mangaka's name.
Again, doesn't really have anything to do with Nanatsu no Taizai but now I got curious to see if that's a "common mistake" or if I'm just incredibly stupid, because I literally had the volumes in front of my eyes every day the past 7 months (ever since the volumes are getting localized in german and I started buying them) and with his name being in the same exact order as on every single other manga I own (Nakaba Suzuki, Ryuhei Tamura, Eiichiro Oda...given name > family name)

 

[FKS]

I don't really get it but yeah, Nakaba's the given name and Suzuki's the surname.
That being said, Suzuki's a fairly common surname.

 

[Notice me Escanor senpai]

So, I have kind of a random question I guess. Doesn't really have to do with Nanatsu per se, but...uhh, did all of you know that Nakaba is his first name and Suzuki the family's name? lol
I always assumed it's the other way around, simply because I only knew Suzuki as family name, and a friend and I realized just now that we had it backwards for nearly 2 years now when I said it's weird how ANN refer to Naka...Suzuki with his "given name" in this article as opposed to Nakaba like with every other mangaka's name.
Again, doesn't really have anything to do with Nanatsu no Taizai but now I got curious to see if that's a "common mistake" or if I'm just incredibly stupid, because I literally had the volumes in front of my eyes every day the past 7 months (ever since the volumes are getting localized in german and I started buying them) and with his name being in the same exact order as on every single other manga I own (Nakaba Suzuki, Ryuhei Tamura, Eiichiro Oda...given name > family name)

The Japanese start with the family name then the first name, it's the same at my place too(no I'm not Japanese). So the correct Japanese order is Suzuki Nakaba, Suzuki being the first(given) name, and Nakaba being the last (family) name. And that's exactly the order you linked to in that page(鈴木=Suzuki,央=Nakaba).
When an artist gets translated in the West, it's often that they change the order because in Western countries they start with the first name then the middle name and finally the family name. They did that for Kentarou Miura for example. Miura is a family name, Eichiro Oda with Oda being the family name once again.So in the West there can be a bit of a confusion because of them changing the order for no reason really, and most people don't know what can and can't be a first name. Usually the Japanese have a pattern of naming their children, the more traditional names have -taro or -ro in it (for boys).Those are usually the first name. And the one that doesn't have it is the last name, but that's not always the case as seen with Suzuki which is a fairly common surname in Japan, but here it is used as the first name.
Also in this case it is easier to figure out which is which since Nakaba isn't a first name to my knowledge, so it must be the family name.

 

[Baum]

The Japanese start with the family name then the first name, it's the same at my place too(no I'm not Japanese). So the correct Japanese order is Suzuki Nakaba, Suzuki being the first(given) name, and Nakaba being the last (family) name. And that's exactly the order you linked to in that page(鈴木=Suzuki,央=Nakaba).
When an artist gets translated in the West, it's often that they change the order because in Western countries they start with the first name then the middle name and finally the family name. They did that for Kentarou Miura for example. Miura is a family name, Eichiro Oda with Oda being the family name once again.So in the West there can be a bit of a confusion because of them changing the order for no reason really, and most people don't know what can and can't be a first name. Usually the Japanese have a pattern of naming their children, the more traditional names have -taro or -ro in it (for boys).Those are usually the first name. And the one that doesn't have it is the last name, but that's not always the case as seen with Suzuki which is a fairly common surname in Japan, but here it is used as the first name.
Also in this case it is easier to figure out which is which since Nakaba isn't a first name to my knowledge, so it must be the family name.

Seems like I'm not the only one who's confused by it...?
Lola, you have it right at first (the bold part) and the rest of your post pretty much explains what I assumed this entire time

edit: almost forgot this..ANN/the site I linked has the "western order" for the name, given name > surname

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Geez...I'm just now seeing that I got it wrong in my first post again. (it's still confusing the heck out of me)

So, I have kind of a random question I guess. Doesn't really have to do with Nanatsu per se, but...uhh, did all of you know that Nakaba is his first name and Suzuki the family's name? lol
I always assumed it's the other way around, simply because I only knew Suzuki as family name, and a friend and I realized just now that we had it backwards for nearly 2 years now when I said it's weird how ANN refer to Naka...Suzuki with his "given name" in this article as opposed to Nakaba like with every other mangaka's name.
Again, doesn't really have anything to do with Nanatsu no Taizai but now I got curious to see if that's a "common mistake" or if I'm just incredibly stupid, because I literally had the volumes in front of my eyes every day the past 7 months (ever since the volumes are getting localized in german and I started buying them) and with his name being in the same exact order as on every single other manga I own (Nakaba Suzuki, Ryuhei Tamura, Eiichiro Oda...given name > family name)

I meant to say that I thought Suzuki was a given name, not a family name/surname

 

[Notice me Escanor senpai]

Seems like I'm not the only one who's confused by it...?
Lola, you have it right at first (the bold part) and the rest of your post pretty much explains what I assumed this entire time

Sorry looks like I was confused by the first part of your post, because here:
http://myanimelist.net/people/3251/Nakaba_Suzuki
It says that Nakaba is his given(first) name while Suzuki is his last(family name).

I still prefer to call him Nakaba lol. Suzuki reminds me of cars

--- Double Post Merged, Jan 1, 2016, Original Post Date: Jan 1, 2016 ---

Seems like I'm not the only one who's confused by it...?
Lola, you have it right at first (the bold part) and the rest of your post pretty much explains what I assumed this entire time

edit: almost forgot this..ANN/the site I linked has the "western order" for the name, given name > surname

--- Double Post Merged, Jan 1, 2016, Original Post Date: Jan 1, 2016 ---

Geez...I'm just now seeing that I got it wrong in my first post again. (it's still confusing the heck out of me)



I meant to say that I thought Suzuki was a given name, not a family name/surname

LOL if you check my second post, MAL also has that order. I think they're wrong.

Well either way I prefer to refer to him as "Nakaba".Also what I said about the West changing the order is true, but it might not always be the case.

 

[Baum]

Same haha
I doubt I could get used to using Suzuki instead of Nakaba either, but now it will always feel kinda weird to refer to him by his given name.