On Sun, 1 Sep 1996, Caroline Ann Seawright wrote:
Yes, they ARE called Shampoo, Mousse and Cologne in the Japanese
version ... it's a tripple pun on their names. Shampoo, Mousse and
Cologne as in the English words for bathroom products. They are
also Chinese sounds (Xan Pu? Mu zu? Something like that, but I
can't remember because I don't have the faintest idea about Chinese)
... and they also mean something, the kanji of their names. Go look
at the Who's Who page or something...
Right on, Kun-chan! Yeah, I haven't been using ping-ying in quite a
while. In my other post, I put Mu Su, it should be Mu Zhu. Also, they
don't mean a thing in kanji. It's just jibberish. Example:
Colonge= Kou Long= Mouth Dragon. Well, it could equal mouth dragon from
the sounds.
I showed my mom Shampoo's name and Mousse's in Chinese and my mom said it
was just a jibberish name that didn't mean anything in Chinese.
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