Ashto

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Occasional digital artist, web engineer, podcaster. Perpetual mess.

Not actually a rabbit, despite all claims to the contrary.


Website that links to other sites
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yuria
@yuria

oh god I completed it

This got a bit long so putting it below the Read More re: my pink-haired gal there and name stuff.


That pink-haired panda was named Yuria. I renamed her Miin since I want to use her more, and just in case other Fellowship: To Winter's End things happen I thought up a quick story about her changing names after the last episode.

So, her name actually comes from Anishinaabemowin, a language associated with a number of North American indigenous folk, of which Ojibwe is one. This is not the first time I did this, I actually got the idea when I named my Under the Neighborhood character Kara Waabooz. Waabooz is the Anishinaabe word for rabbit, playing in to how I never do subtle at all. Likewise, Miin stands for a singular blueberry (Miinan is when you have multiple).

... so why is the pink one named after a blueberry and the blue-haired one is Pepper?

... look don't worry about it. And don't worry about the fact their hair is also trans colors I wish I was that clever and had foresight.


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