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Removed once before for being the wrong trope but it was readded without edit reason. I think it should be MeltingPotNomenclature instead. The setting of the show is about drawing inspiration from all world cultures and putting them together in a fantasy setting that removes the real life cultures but leaves certain aspects (like names or bits of culture intact for flavour) which is why there are people with Chinese-influenced names and English-influenced names in the same family.
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Removed once before for being the wrong trope but it was readded without edit reason. I think it should be MeltingPotNomenclature instead. The setting of the show is about drawing inspiration from all world cultures and putting them together in a fantasy setting that removes the real life cultures but leaves certain aspects (like names or bits of culture) intact for flavour, which is why there are people with Chinese-influenced names and English-influenced names in the same family.
Changed line(s) 3 from:
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Removed once before for being the wrong trope but it was readded without edit reason. I think it should be MeltingPotNomenclature instead. The setting of the show is about drawing inspiration from all world cultures and putting them together in a fantasy, which is why there are people with Chinese-influenced names and English-influenced names in the same family.
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Removed once before for being the wrong trope but it was readded without edit reason. I think it should be MeltingPotNomenclature instead. The setting of the show is about drawing inspiration from all world cultures and putting them together in a fantasy setting that removes the real life cultures but leaves certain aspects (like names or bits of culture intact for flavour) which is why there are people with Chinese-influenced names and English-influenced names in the same family.
