HI, MS. CHIMI HOUJUUWritten all in katakana, a common way of denoting that dialogue sounds unnatural (EG Starmen in Earthbound, Orochi in Okami). It also separates the name and "-san" with a double-hyphen, more frequently used for separating parts of European namesI'm Nue Houjuu.HI, nice to meet you, MS. NUE HOUJUU! katakana again... except for "hajimemashite"I'm Chimi Houjuu!
HI, MS. CHIMI HOUJUUWritten all in katakana, a common way of denoting that dialogue sounds unnatural (EG Starmen in Earthbound, Orochi in Okami). It also separates the name and "-san" with a double-hyphen, more frequently used for separating parts of European names
I'm Nue Houjuu.
HI, nice to meet you, MS. NUE HOUJUU! katakana again... except for "hajimemashite"
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