Forum:Multiple Renaming

As some of you already know from my earlier mistakes, I propose we rename the following jutsus:

Ultra-Big Ball Rasengan --> Super Big Ball Rasengan

Ultra-Fast Regeneration Technique --> Super Fast Regeneration Technique

Sage Art: Ultra-Big Ball Rasengan --> Sage Art: Super Big Ball Rasengan

Ultra-Many Spiralling Serial Spheres --> Super Multi Spiralling Serial Spheres

Sage Art: Many Ultra-Big Ball Spiralling Serial Spheres --> Sage Art: Multi Super Big Ball Spiralling Serial Spheres

Ultra-Big Ball Rasenshuriken --> Super Big Ball Rasenshuriken

超/chō has previously been translated as "super" for Super Multi-Size Technique and Super Open Hand Slap, so we should rename these to keep the consistency. Also, you can't put a hyphen in-between two adjectives (e.g., Ultra-Big.) Besides that rule, hyphens are being less prevalent in literature today.

多/ta translates as "multi" using Denshi Jisho (which I find very reliable.) I have no idea where ShounenSuki got "many" from. Perhaps he also got "multi" from 多/ta but opted for "many."

We haven't had "multi" by itself as a name for a jutsu. I think it fits well. Overall, these jutsus wouldn't sound as convuluted.

Again, sorry about the spam earlier. General Awesomo 18:41, May 6, 2013 (UTC)

超 can be translated as several different prefixes, others include but are not limited to trans-, hyper-, and mega-. 多 also translates to many. I use Tangorin. Regarding why some techniques use ultra instead of super, at least in the Rasengan area, ShounenSuki stated in Forum:Rasengan Variants that for that case, ultra is better. Since he's the one who speaks Japanese, I trust his judgement. Also, there are some techniques in which ultra is the correct translation. For example, Earth Release: Ultralight-Weight Rock Technique. Ultralight is the term used for very light weight air-crafts. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 22:21, May 6, 2013 (UTC)