坂田 健志
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坂田的意思是「坡上的田地」,象徵著努力與持續上升的力量。健志指的是「健康」和「志向」,寓意堅毅不拔的意志。坂田健志的名字具備了力量和動感,符合「殺氣的日本名字」,寓意著一位有實力的勇者。在對日本的熱愛中展現出英勇的個性。
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