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Scarletta Agni wrote: I was talking it over with a friend on tumblr (not sure if they have an account here?) and we came up with some possible anagrams. We wanted to keep the pronunciation close to the romaji and make sure they start with T like the originals.

Tetippea was the best one we came up with for Toitapea. Personally, I find it no less awkward and weird than the original Toitapea. Tosuite was a LOT harder because the S syllable loses its vowel when reversed and translated.

These are some suggestions we came up with for Tosuite: Tesuta, Tasute, Táste/Tásute (the accent is there to indicate a difference in pronunciation; note, táste translates to "taste" as you'd expect, and tásute is slang in Spanish for "tutorial")

Edit: we could ignore the "taste backwards" anagram and go with some variation of "Toosweet" like an anon suggested in the comments on the List of Minor EFEC Characters It's me, I'm the friend lol