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Name translations

I'm just curious about the character names listed in the article. As far as I know this game was never released outside Japan and there was no official translation made, so where do these name translations come from? Some of the names seem rather awkward. As far as I know most of these names, unlike many fantasy games, were based on actual words in English/French/German/etc. If these are not "confirmed" names, I consider changing them to more conventional transliteration. o (talk) 05:35, 14 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Seven Heroes' names

The closest thing to official in terms of translated names for the seven heroes comes from Square Enix's game Guardian Cross, and are as follows: Noel, Rockbouquet, Wagnus, Danntag, Kugenecie, Souvie, and Boqon. 121.1.11.34 (talk) 03:38, 28 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]