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Anonymous04/05/26, 12:33No.23807667Gundam X interview
So after decades of people saying "daughtress" or "dauntless" it turns out that the name is Dotrace taken from the Japanese anime industry term "dou-trace" meaning taken from the same traced lineart
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Anon04/05/26, 14:50No.23807769
We're still gonna be using Daughtress.
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Anon04/05/26, 14:54No.23807774
neat!
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Anon04/05/26, 14:56No.23807780
Daughtress is the official spelling, it's on the Gunpla boxes.
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Anon04/05/26, 15:02No.23807785
"Dauntless" doesn't fit, even though it's a far cooler title. It's still Daughtress.
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Anon04/06/26, 04:10No.23808563
>it turns out that the name is Dotrace
No it isn't.
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Anon04/06/26, 05:57No.23808680
yes that's where the name came from, but that doesn't change that it's name is Daughtress
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Anon04/06/26, 06:13No.23808701
this is like being autistic enough to complain that we immediately need to stop saying zaku and start saying zako instead because that's the word that the name zaku was based onor that we need to stop saying aznable and say azanour instead
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Anon04/09/26, 18:02No.23812579
doutrace sounds cool...
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Anon04/17/26, 23:19No.23822052
So where'd they get Jenice from?
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Anon04/26/26, 09:28No.23835874
>Garrod comes from "wa GA MICHI wo iku" (going my way)
>ga michi
>ga road
>garrod
it's impressive really
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Anon05/03/26, 05:50No.23845923
Did pic have anything to do with this alleged epiphany?
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Anon05/11/26, 04:58No.23856540
Paula is actually Perla
See https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/シンデレラ_(1950年の映画)#キャラクター