Talk:Rui-Lin/@comment-39607441-20200212194251/@comment-40063314-20200212204320

Because some Miis have a nationality that Nintendo set through names (but obviously fans would see otherwise; for example, HowILoveIt sees Miyu, a girl who Nintendo probably wanted to be Japanese since her name is Japanese, as a Latina). "Shohei" is a name if you search up "shohei name" on Google. "Rui-Lin" was hard but it got me a few results on Google under "Rui-Lin name".

For example (not exhaustive): Hee-joon, Se-young, Na-rae, Hyun-woo = Korean. Rui-Lin, Xiao-Tong, Xiaojian, Zi-Kai, Yunyun = Chinese.

As if "Asami" or "Fumiko" (Both Japanese. And being a female Mii apparently automatically makes you have a less confusing name than males because they get a lot more sympathy (unless you're Sakura).) were less "random" or "weird".

I feel very proud of having actual knowledge and research on these names, so don't be surprised if I get peeved off at one of your possible criticisms/teases to this pedagogic post.