Board Thread:Fun and Games/@comment-27996636-20170814181056/@comment-28063230-20170819180917

NegativeSymptom wrote: They are all correct tho. Calling him either Pikkon or Paikuhan, Tien or Tenshinhan, Kakarot or Kakarotto, and King Kai or Kaio-sama is all correct. I would say is all right, but when you do things correctly, there's no inconsistency.

As I already said, that's why Kaio-Ken and Vegito doesn't make sense in English, while it makes perfect sense in the original language, because an incorrect transition was made.

NegativeSymptom wrote:We don't have to call them by their Japanese name in order for it to be correct, that's like having to call Trunks "Toranksu" That's an "apple and oranges" comparison.

Toranksu is how Trunks sounds with Japanese pronunciation, not to be confused with changing the whole name like Tien or Pikkon.

Still, I don't mind how you guys decide to call them, that's your decision and you have every right to do so as you please, I just provided info for those who might not know.

Believe or not, I still find people, on YouTube for example, wondering "why it's called Vegito?".