遠山 雄

Mizuta means "water field" which is a common but amusing place name in Japan that paints a funny picture of a field overflowing with water. Wakifu, meaning "side dish", adds a quirky culinary twist to the name, making it a whimsical combination. The full name, therefore, evokes a light-hearted imagery of a comical culinary experience that adheres to the theme of humor.

The surname 'Kiyomizu' means 'clear water,' symbolizing purity and freshness. The first name 'Katsunobu' combines 'katsu,' meaning 'victory,' and 'nobu,' which can mean 'teach' or 'nobility.' Together, the full name implies a noble victory, but with a darker undertone, suggesting triumph through shadowy means, suiting the theme of a dark name due to its underlying implication of deceit or ulterior motives.

The surname 横尾 (Yokoo) loosely translates to 'horizontal tail', suggesting balance and harmony. The first name 智仁 (Tomohito) means 'wisdom and kindness', reflecting a caring and insightful nature. Together, Yokoo Tomohito produces a name symbolizing balance in wisdom and compassion, aligning with Khang's character.

The surname 岩瀬 (Iwase) translates to 'rocky rapids,' reflecting strength and resilience. The first name 若歌 (Wakaka) means 'young song,' conveying a sense of freshness and creativity. Combined, 'Rocky Rapids Young Song' suggests a unique blend of strength and artistic spirit.

Saga City (佐賀市) derives its name from the kanji characters used: '佐' (sa) meaning 'to help' or 'to assist' and '賀' (ga) meaning 'to celebrate' or 'to congratulate.' This suggests a connotation of a community that assists and rejoices together. Historically, Saga has been significant due to its location in Kyushu, Japan's southernmost main island, and its role during the Edo period as a center for the production of textiles and as a seat of samurai culture. The city played a vital part in Japan's modernization during the Meiji Restoration, with its citizens contributing to social and political changes. Today, Saga City is known for its rich cultural heritage, including its pottery (Saga-yaki), and its historical sites.

Inoue means 'above the well,' which symbolizes depth and wisdom. Mizusaburo means 'real third son,' indicating authenticity and lineage. The combined names represent someone with depth and genuine qualities. This suits the serious theme, embodying a character with significant life experience and a sense of responsibility, reminiscent of the dependable qualities associated with traxxas.

The name 'Sorachi' is derived from '空' (sora) meaning 'sky' and '町' (machi) meaning 'town'. Thus, 'Sorachi-machi' translates to 'Sky Town', representing a community that features stunning views of the sky and elevation, embracing the notion of heights.

The surname 毛利 (Mouri) means "fur or hair profit," suggesting warmth and protection, while the first name 士 (Shi) meaning "warrior" or "gentleman" conveys strength. Together, 毛利 士 symbolizes a noble warrior from a protective background, resonating with the concept of weapons as symbols of strength and protection.