NeoMarz1 Posted September 14, 2002 Share Posted September 14, 2002 Mars here, Thought I would throw in this idea. Earlier someone asked about naming their skins. Well we can only speculate on how "Kit Fisto" recieved his name (based on the name structure). The Japanese alphabet uses double constanants like this Ka, Ke, Ku, Ki, Ko. Maybe Nautolan's (Kit's species) use a triple constanats paired with doubles. First name triple letter constanants like... Ket, Kir, Kit, Mir, Mot, Mit, Fut, and so on. Maybe last names are doubles paired with a triple, like... Example Fisto Fi (double) Sto (triple) others , Tiket (Ti Ket), Tumot, Godut, Rifet. Just a thought... hope this helps. Mars out! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Madjai Posted September 14, 2002 Share Posted September 14, 2002 did you mean to put this as a reply to the Kit Fisto thread but hit new thread instead? because i dont know why you would start a whole new thread on just the discussion of his name. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
VampireHunterD Posted September 15, 2002 Share Posted September 15, 2002 Originally posted by NeoMarz1 Mars here, Thought I would throw in this idea. Earlier someone asked about naming their skins. Well we can only speculate on how "Kit Fisto" recieved his name (based on the name structure). The Japanese alphabet uses double constanants like this Ka, Ke, Ku, Ki, Ko. Maybe Nautolan's (Kit's species) use a triple constanats paired with doubles. First name triple letter constanants like... Ket, Kir, Kit, Mir, Mot, Mit, Fut, and so on. Maybe last names are doubles paired with a triple, like... Example Fisto Fi (double) Sto (triple) others , Tiket (Ti Ket), Tumot, Godut, Rifet. Just a thought... hope this helps. Mars out! I can only "speculate" that his name was based on someone's creative imagination. This topic belongs in the Kit Fisto thread. 'Nuff said. Now close this thread.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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