see two? do you mean 'see' as a pronounciation of 'C,' or the actual verb "to see"? If the latter, why? Yeah, I have been leaning towards the theory that they're just pronouncing C.C. as C.2 ..........but the fact that the characters (both hiragana and katakana) for "tsu" are lopsided versions of the characters for "shi" still taunts me. I can't help but feel like that played a part in her naming. ^_^
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Yeah, I have been leaning towards the theory that they're just pronouncing C.C. as C.2 ..........but the fact that the characters (both hiragana and katakana) for "tsu" are lopsided versions of the characters for "shi" still taunts me. I can't help but feel like that played a part in her naming. ^_^