CAP 33 - Part 11 - Name Submissions

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CAP 33 So Far

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Main Design



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If you are inspired by the winning art design and have come up with a good and unique name you'd like the CAP to be known by, please submit your idea here and we will put it up for a vote against all other users' ideas. Final submissions must conform to the submission rules, so please read them carefully. Breaking the posting rules can also result in disqualification.

Rules

Legal name submissions must meet the following standards
  • Names must start with a capital letter.
  • Names cannot be longer than 12 characters.
  • Names can only contain the following characters:
    • Letters A - Z
    • Numbers 0 - 9
    • Dash (-)
    • Apostrophe (')
    • Period (.)
    • Colon (:)
    • Space
  • No more than two capital letters can be included in the name, and capital letters cannot be consecutive.
  • A maximum of two non-letters can be included in the name, and a maximum of one non-letter of each type can be included (ie. You can't have two numbers, or two apostrophes, but you could have one number and one apostrophe)
A name will not be slated if it:
  • is completely unrelated to the design
  • is the name of an existing Pokemon
  • is silly (puns are fine)
  • is based primarily on memes
  • is meant to inflame, intimidate, or cause controversy
  • would cause legal issues in a real Pokemon game
WIPs

Work In Progress (WIP) Names can be posted at any time for comments from the community.

No more than three WIP Names can be posted by any individual person through the entire course of the submission thread. This limit applies to ALL posts made by a single person, even if previous posts are edited or deleted. This limit is intended to curb the tendency for some submitters to spam the thread repeatedly with lists of Names. This detracts from other submissions and makes it difficult for commenters to survey the submission thread.

Do not bump your WIP names by posting them repeatedly, or making minor spelling changes of a letter or two. Bumping will result in the disqualification of all names by the offender. Editing or deleting bump posts will not prevent disqualification.

Final Submissions

Only ONE Final Submission can be made per person. Any Final Submission that does not follow the proper format will be disqualified.

Final submissions must provide one sentence (25 words maximum) explaining the etymology of the name.

Final submissions must provide a common English pronunciation. The common pronunciation can be made in whatever format you feel best conveys the pronunciation to most English speakers. (You may optionally also provide an IPA pronunciation. For information about IPA and processing words into IPA read this guide: IPA For English. There are also numerous phonetic translation tools online that can help.)

Format

Name Final Submissions must be posted exactly in the following format and in the following exact order:
  • The first line of the post must have the words "Final Submission" in bold on its own line. No other text may be included before the bold heading.
  • A blank line
  • The Name submission in bold.
  • A blank line
  • A one line description of the etymology of the name or why it is appropriate for our Pokemon. (25 words maximum)
  • A blank line
  • "Pronounced: <common English pronunciation>"
  • "IPA: <IPA pronunciation>" (optional)
Below the Final Submission you can post other comments, explanations, etc.

Example final submission:
Final Submission

Syclant


A combination of "Icicle" + "Ant".

Pronounced: "SICKLE-ant"
IPA: sɪkəlænt

This name was originally submitted by Lawman on the very first CAP project. It is simple, elegant, and easy to pronounce (even if you are pronouncing it wrong), which is why it was chosen as the official name for CAP1!
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This thread will be closed at the discretion of the CAP moderator team depending on thread activity.
 

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WIP (1/3)

Katsunami


"Katsushika Hokusai", the artist of the Great Wave + "tsunami"

Pronounced: KAHT-soo-nah-me

WIP (2/3)

Fujinami


"Fuji", a reference to Mount Fuji, the mountain that was in the Great Wave painting and an important symbol/subject for Hokusai + "tsunami"

Pronounced: foo-gee-NAH-me

WIP (3/3)

Celestide


"Celestial" + "tide", nice and simple. Celestial refers to astral bodies and since it's so closely tied with the moon it makes sense to sort of think of this Pokemon as so large/influential it's from the cosmos.

Pronounced: "Cehl-est-ide"
 
WIP (1/3)

Creseki


Crescent, representing the moon atop the mon's head and the general shape of waves, combined with Chōseki, a Japanese word meaning tide.

Pronounced: KREH-seh-key

WIP (2/3)

Cresunami


Crescent, for the same reasons listed above, and Tsunami.

Pronounced: KREH-soo-nah-me
 

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Final Submission

Reptide


"reptile" + "riptide"

Pronounced: "REP-tide"
IPA: ɹɛp.taɪd

Two great words that taste great together! This name calls attention to the design's reptilian inspirations: its ability, Multiscale, and Asian dragon inspirations, as stated by its designer Yokaiju.
 
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WIP (1/3)

Kanagare


Kanagawa (33 is inspired by the painting The Great Wave Off Kanagawa) + Nagare (Japanese for flow)

Pronounced: kah-NAH-gah-rey

WIP (2/3)

Kawabunga


Corruption of Kanagawa + Cowabunga

Pronounced: kah-wah-BUN-gah

WIP (3/3)

Tsunaiad


Tsunami + Naiad (Water spirit, also a moon of Neptune, a planet named after the Roman god of the sea)

Pronounced: sew-NAIY-ad
 
WIP (1/3)

Tsumoonster


Mixture of tsunami, moon, and monster.

Pronounced: "soo - mo͞on - str"

WIP (2/3)

Tsunabeast


Mixture of Tsunami and beast

Pronounced: "soo - naa - beest"

WIP (3/3)

Tideju


Mixture of Tide and Kaiju

Pronounced: "tide - joo"

I'm pretty happy with all of them, sadly I'm not a psychic and can't tell which of my three names is the fan favorite, so I'll just have to select the one that I think everyone likes more, so it's time to play the guessing game...
 
Final Submission

Lunabrine


LOON-ah-brine

Combination of the words "Luna" (Latin word for moon) and "brine," another word for seawater. This name references the obvious connection between the moon (Fairy) and the tides (Water).
 
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WIP (1/3)

Kahluna


A combination of kahuna, a slang word for a big wave, and luna, the Latin word for the moon.

Pronounced: Kah-LOO-nah

WIP (2/3)

Kyojinami


Kyojin (giant in Japanese) + nami (wave in Japanese).

Pronounced: KEE-o-jih-NAH-mee
 
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WIP (1/3)
Undarumare


Inverted "Mare Undarum" (latin for "sea of waves"; also the name of a lunar mare, an area of the moon formed by lava flows which were perceived as seas by early astronomers)

Pronounced: un-da-ru-MA-ray

WIP (2/3)
Lunamare


Luna (moon) + Mare (sea). Similar to above, a lunar mare is a plain on the moon formed by past lava flow, and these were perceived as seas by early astronomers.

Pronounced: lu-na-MA-ray
 
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Seisumic


A play on the word seismic, connoting tsunamis and size, subbing in umi, meaning sea in Japanese. I didn't want the name to be entirely centric around Japanese, but rather just pay a homage to the inspiration of the Great Wave

(Seis-oo-mic)

WIP (2/3)
Tsurges


A play on the word surges, connoting a large wave. Implemented 'tsu' to further connote tsunamis, and a final play on word with 'urges' representing a strong desire or impulse, emphasising its profound nature

(Tsurge-es)

WIP (3/3)
Marinanami


Marina, nanami,
Nanami refers to the seven seas, while marina refers to waterfront. Could also be read as mari (beautiful), Nana (wise or old) and mi (mile)

(MARI-NA-NA-MI)
 
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