Look I understand how they got to that nickname for Protea Alter, but unfortunately I know enough Spanish to be unable to take "Puta" as a nickname seriously.

(baita)

Ylimegirl said in comment #2626886:

Look I understand how they got to that nickname for Protea Alter, but unfortunately I know enough Spanish to be unable to take "Puta" as a nickname seriously.

Portuguese has the same problem. That said, I don't undertand how they got there, so any explanation would be greatly appreciated.

Also, for some reason I also don't like Palter as much as I like Salter and Jalter, so honestly, I'm more inclined to just call her Xochitónal, even if it isn't part of her Spirit Origin anymore. . . or you know, just Protea Alter.

Ghost_H said in comment #2626997:

Portuguese has the same problem. That said, I don't undertand how they got there, so any explanation would be greatly appreciated.

Also, for some reason I also don't like Palter as much as I like Salter and Jalter, so honestly, I'm more inclined to just call her Xochitónal, even if it isn't part of her Spirit Origin anymore. . . or you know, just Protea Alter.

Japanese Romanji = "Pu"-ro-te-a O-ru-"ta" = Puta

Tenjin-no-Mikoto said in comment #2627086:

Japanese Romanji = "Pu"-ro-te-a O-ru-"ta" = Puta

Oh~ I see. I was thinking the first syllables, no wonder I failed.
Thank you.