Quote Originally Posted by SuperMillionaire
My point still isn't clear yet? I said that it was my personal idea, and I wanted to also know your personal ideas too. I need names in ENGLISH.
If you wanted to know other peoples' personal ideas as well, why are you dismissing everything you don't like even when almost everyone that responds has told you the same thing. They're pointing out a (quite valid) flaw in your own ideas.

If you don't like the kind of feedback you're getting, ignore it. If you're so dead set on having English last names to match with Japanese first names (which is quite bogus, as others have mentioned) then obviously you need to be looking for help elsewhere.

I agree with most everyone else; despite what you think, Japanese first names deserve Japanese last names. Anything else just sounds stupid. I'm inclined to agree with Lord Xehanort. If I were to stumble across a story with Keyheart as a character's last name, I'd move on to the next one.

If you want the characters to have English last names, at least use real last names. Nobody is going to take your writing serious when you cram together English words that describe a character's attitude or plot purpose.

By the way, if you knew the first thing about typical Japanese pronunciation of English words, you'd realize that Lockheart would come out very close to Rokkuhato. Your argument is null and void.