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sir-no
NO SIR!
Amidst the mountains upon mountains of Cirno artwork out there, who would've guessed that an official ZUN portrait would be my favorite?
>>15456286
IT AIN'T GONNA SUCK ITSELF!
>>15456286
The dumbest
The strongest
The lewdest
CirnoPrepare for penetration
>>15456286
It's
CHI
H
I
RU
U
NO
O
.
>>15456939
ちひるうの？
Madam-yes
>>15457021
is this bullying?
Please don't bully the fairy! Maybe.
>>15457021
What makes this funnier is that, somewhere, this is someone's "original donut steal character".
>>15456959
ちひるうのお！
>>15456939
It's Bob the Builder.
I want chirno to have my kids
It's chi - ru - no you double niggers, her name is a corruption of chill.I mean literally no one's name in EoSD is Japanese anyway, except Sakuya which isn't her real name anywsy
What I'm saying is objective truth and you're a goddamn baka ass nigga to argue otherwise.
>>15458301
It's also possible that her name is a play on the word "cirrus", so "sir-no" makes just as much sense.
Advent Cirno plays on this one, what with her being the Cloud of the story, but that's irrelevant.Also, it's not just the EoSD cast; no fairies with official names are in Japan.
>>15458236
I want to impregnate a fairy!
Churno.
>>15458350
>sir
No, no it isn't. You can debate what the Japanese vowels stand for and if it's supposed to be 'r' or 'l' but the fact that it starts with a 'ch' is not up for debate.
Kir-noo
Cirno will always be sirno to me.
Chu-rro.
>>15458350
You just can't adapt to another language. If what you said were the case her name would be シルノ. Advent Cirno is the result of secondaries combining two things they like.
>>15461984
Also cirrus in engrish would look like シラス or シッラス. Probably.
>>15456362
Really?
Not even this one?
isn't it Chillno? Being an ice fairy and all?
>>15459912
>>15461984
I figured as much; just felt like pointing that out.That, and I just like arguing for argument's sake.
I kinda want to point out Flandre (フランドール) and Merlin (メルラン) as well, but apparently their pronunciation in French is very close to how it's written in kana.
