Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-6192846-20140806122913/@comment-6192846-20140819163327

Sloth Sinner wrote: Maybe even Merrygod? If the kanji matches so well, I don't see why not keep the name similar in its entirety. The difference there is メリゴ and メリーゴ, one is "Merigo" while the other is "Meriigo".

For comparison ミルキー is "Mirukii" (Milky) while ミルキセント is "Mirukisento" (Milkicent).

Hence why I say we should maybe add another r to emphasize the connection in English without changing the pronuciation/meaning much.

I'd suggest Kalgaround/Calgaround, personally. Maybe Kargaround/Cargaround.