/vp/ - >according to Ohmori the title comes from spanish' - Pokémon

Anonymous

02/16/26(Mon)16:48:12 No.58931406

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Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)16:48:12 No.58931406 Archived

>according to Ohmori the title comes from spanish's "little by little" (poco a poco) and "copy" (copia)
>so the last gen IX game's title is literally in spanish (language of Paldea the gen IX region)
SOVL
~~Or rather: ALMA~~

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)16:49:34 No.58931408

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)16:49:34 No.58931408

>>58931406
>spanish's "little by little" (poco a poco)
Not my music major ass thinking that was Italian all my life, fuck.

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)17:09:05 No.58931478

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)17:09:05 No.58931478

>>58931406
>SOVL
>ALMA

You actually meant AUMA

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)17:19:56 No.58931526

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)17:19:56 No.58931526

>>58931408
~~Spanish and italian are so similar both little by little and copy are written the same so you are technically not wrong, it's just that in this case it's referring to spanish specifically.~~
~~Soul is different tho, alma in spanish, anima in italian.~~

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)17:25:15 No.58931549

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)17:25:15 No.58931549

>>58931408
Poco a poco has the same meaning in Italian

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)17:27:22 No.58931564

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)17:27:22 No.58931564

This thread is how I find out Pokopia is called "Poco a Pokemon" in japanese

DoctorGreen !DRgReeNusk
02/16/26(Mon)17:48:26 No.58931640

DoctorGreen !DRgReeNusk 02/16/26(Mon)17:48:26 No.58931640

>>58931564
>This thread is how I find out Pokopia is called "Poco a Pokemon" in japanese
uh
i see