User blog comment:Aoikis/Should I even be surprised?/@comment-5235303-20121213184406/@comment-53539-20121214155933

No different in wierdness to those who insist that the "aria..." subtitle must be on everything related to her, but I guess they ar using "Aria" because its the first word after her name and it "sort of" looks like a name to some. But even then, the subtitle has two "-" either side. Just "Ia" will do, its not big or small but its simple and its nto worth making things more complex trhen they already are in Vocaloid.

Saying that, its just "VY2", "Yuma" was a codename, yet people use Yuma as though it is his name. Its not even been used in VY2v3...

Reminds me of my 6 months in the Sonic the Hedgehog fandom (mistake of my life, its crap to listen to fans whining ALL THE FRIGGIN' TIME over small things that are not actually problems at all, its just that 30% of the fandom effect like with the DC comics section), people listed one of their annoyances as being in that fandom "Soniku". The name is intended to be "Sonic", the title of the franchise is "sonic the Hedgehog", just because the Japanese pronounce it differently doesn't mean you have to...

I was a Sonic fan back in 2003, in those days weaboo didn't exist "Wapanese" did as a term, and also in those days the term "Wapanese" was not used like Weaboo to define every fan who liked Anime... Just the "nutters" as some put it who were convinced it was better to be Japanese then any other ethnic group, often in the process ignoring anything about their own origins that actually be better then Japan. Then again, in those days too, you had the fustrations of the "Americans belong on the net, nobody else" attitude in some communities that countered this too. This seemed to disappear by 2004, but still, that was worst to be honest. :-/