Talk:Protect Me Knight

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I edited the title to this game. While it is true that the 2 kanji at the end of the title are read as "Kishi" (knight), in the official title, the furigana reads ナイト (naito), this creating the pun on 守ってないと (mamottenaito) meaning "[I've/We've] gotta protect [he/she/them]" (Japanese is bad at definite subjects/objects sometimes...) This kind of pun is common in games/manga where the kanji will read as one thing but the accompanying furigana (which usually is just the standard reading of the characters to assist those who don't know the characters) will read another. MotherFather (talk) 00:42, 28 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]