川井 翼陽

The last name 大石 (Oishi) means 'big stone,' symbolizing strength and steadfastness. The first name 進一郎 (Shinichiro) combines the meanings 'advance' (進) and 'first son' (一郎), suggesting a person who is a pioneering leader or someone who advances in life. Together, the name Oishi Shinichiro conveys the idea of a strong leader who is determined to forge ahead.

The last name 合田 (Gouda) can mean 'combined rice field' ('合' meaning 'combine' and '田' meaning 'field'). The first name 舞乙 (Maioto) comprises '舞' meaning 'dance' and '乙' which can mean 'second' or 'female'. Together, the name Gourda Maioto evokes a sense of beauty and harmony, suggesting someone who dances gracefully in a serene environment.

The name 'Hirose' means 'wide swamp' or 'broad marsh.' Marshes are often seen as places where life flourishes and renews, representing rebirth and the natural cycle of life. This name's connection to nature and its endless cycle reflects the theme of reincarnation, suggesting that even after death, life continues to flourish.

Translating to "well swamp", it plays on the idea of someone getting stuck in their own laughter, representing a humorous personality.

'Tenno' translates to 'heavenly king,' a name that carries a significant cultural heritage while being trendy due to its regal associations, making it appealing for modern naming conventions.

The name 'Hakkaku' translates to 'Eight Angles,' which is a humorous and quirky reference to an unconventional shape. It evokes a sense of fun as it suggests a playful personality, making it suitable for the funny theme. The idea of having eight angles rather than the traditional four can elicit a chuckle, as it hints at a lack of conformity or seriousness.

Kato means 'increasing wisteria'. Wisteria is a beautiful plant, and the name has a refined elegance, making it unique while also tying it back to a distinct element of nature.

The surname 'Nakai' translates to 'central well', while 'Onki' combines '温' meaning 'warm' and '紀' meaning 'chronicle'. Together, 'Nakai Onki' conveys a central force of warmth and steadfastness, much like mountains that provide comfort and shelter.