The story behind your username?

no, it's Jasna, something that no american english speaker has figured out how to pronounce right on their first try

my last name+year I started using it as a username lol

When I was a kid, I stumbled upon a Japanese hiragana chart and made up a name (Hiroshi). Kind of funny that it's an actual name.

I added Ryu later when I started browsing the internet and the former was already taken everywhere. I picked up a DE<>JP dictionary and looked up random words. I liked the translation of dragon, and that's why I'm Ryu!

Rance-sama wrote:

HCSteven wrote:

Equivalent to forum in remnant status not saying anything for now to keep you wondering

hi real trainer red or angel of death or whatever you like to go by how are you today?

True thats my old name dropped Red after someone tried copying me on youtube but got their azz kicked(would use the rped terminology but that equates Red not Steven) and its way too many Reds general wise.I'm fine though thanks for asking especially when I have no friends through personal choice how about yourself though?

i'm doing well, my job is progressing nicely and my friends that i have through personal choice are very nice

oh the story behind my username is that i am the hero and this seemed a fitting name for a hero of justice for some reason

Thats good to hear but if anyone is ever in doubt on who your real friends are get down on your luck given the ones who never were will leave you simultaneously vice self explanatory.Just conversing out load when saying that pay me no mind

ShivKH wrote:

I legitimately always thought your username meant you were from Texas

Technically, I'm to the south of Texas... as in, inside México.

Since I don't like being called by my birthname, a friend started calling me Dei and it just kinda stuck.

Mine comes after the song Yume Hanabi from Garnet Crow. I was registering on a Detective Conan forum and was uninspired and just took the title of the song that was currently playing in my playlist. Then I reused it on the old Tales Forum and as my current fandom life was built there, it's become a big part of me. I can never not be Yume lol

My current obsession at the time was (Xillia 2).

But right now it's Hetalia and Persona 3/4. I would've changed it when I recreated my account, but I couldn't think of any Hetalia/Persona-related terms I liked off the top of my head.

One of my friends called me this cause, ya know, jokes.

And, I liked it.

It stands for Super Revolutionary Man Slut.

I like Zelos.

In the game he was called "The Chosen" for some reason.

I was a very unoriginal lad.

This.

The german TV channel RTL 2 was what made me more interested in anime/japan (also taught me their language, haha). "The Moontoon Zone" was all about Sailor Moon, Dragonball and Pokémon for a while, but later more and more series got introduced and they started calling the whole thing something else.

Man, seeing that again makes me nostalgic =')

Wow, I can't believe I never realized that's where your name came from! Ah, those were the days...

Ah, you're from Germany? =]

Somehow that blew that freakin mind.

Uninteresting story. I was 16 at the time and terrible at making up names (kinda still am). I joined a ToS related board and just decided to base the name on Presea since I mained her...the cute part tagged on because, yes, I found her to be so. No spaces or caps because I didn't feel like it.

The name stuck.

People often call me just CP or Presea.
I've been known to typo it as curepresea on occasion which led to Precure jokes, especially Cure Sunshine related since they share a voice.

Jazzeh wrote:

no, it's Jasna, something that no american english speaker has figured out how to pronounce right on their first try

Do you pronounce it with a Y? And two short a's? so yah - s - nah?

anyway this is just a derivation of my aol name, with warrior spelled correctly and with the 01 replacing the numbers that represented part of my birthday (I was reluctant to give my real age on the internet, a wise choice in retrospect). As for the aol name, I picked angel because that was a part of my sister's aol name and I was still in the phase where I semi-idolized her. I added warrior to make myself sound more intimidating, but I was like 7 so obviously I didn't know how to spell for shit. And I added part of my birthday because there were too many warriorangel's on aol, so I had to add a random number. I kept the number part when I signed up on tosf so that I could search for myself on google easier.

A seven year old girl choosing 'warrior' as part of her username is actually pretty hardcore

warriorangel confirmed for BAMF

As for me. My Reading teacher in 7th grade was apparently a fan of the old Dr. Casey TV series from the 1960s, because that was the nickname he used for me on occasion. I don't know if there was any reasoning behind it besides the fact that my last name is 'Casey' and my teacher was a pretty silly person.