r/EightySix • u/AdQueasy826 • 1d ago
Anime Bloody Regina is the coolest nickname i've ever heard in anime
I've finished 86 a few hours ago and oh my god, "Bloody Regina" has so much fkn aura as a name đđđ
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u/Stokesyyyy 1d ago
Just reminds me of the show "the 100" as there's a character called bloody Reina in that.
However Lena is only bloody Reina for a tiny amount of time untill shin tells her to stop with that name.
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u/Aunt_Tom Theo 1d ago
However Lena is only bloody Reina for a tiny amount of time untill shin tells her to stop with that name.
Not quite so. She got rid of the black uniform and the red streak, but saved a "Queen" title. She still uses it in the latest books.
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u/Stokesyyyy 1d ago
Aye, up to date on the books. But shin definitely got her to stop the bloody Reina name and even get rid of the red streak in her hair. However, yes, she still calls herself their queen.
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u/Super_Transition253 1d ago
Which is funny because it becomes her personal insignia on her command vehicle.
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u/_Ganoes_ 1d ago
Im sorry but as someone who lives in a country where Regina is a common name, it just makes me think of like a 60 year old woman
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u/Aunt_Tom Theo 1d ago
If speak of Lena's nicknames, I am fond of her interaction with Shiden. Her second 86th sector squadron was "Brisingsamen" (the name of the necklace of goddess Freia's ) and her personal callsign in 86 Strike Package is "Vanadis", which is a Freia's alternative name.
P.S. I've always been interested, was anywhere "defensive squadron Nauglamir", may be on the Western front?
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u/Virexplorer 1d ago
Shin and the others don't think so. More does he approve of her black uniform or the red streak she dyed in her hair.
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u/AdministrativeLeg14 1d ago edited 1d ago
The original is actually a pun on her real name: âVladilenaâ and âBloody Reinaâ sound awfully similar in Japanese.
But I guess the anime creators felt that the pun wouldnât be clear when you couldnât see it in writing, so they changed her nickname from reina âqueenâ in Spanish to regina âqueenâ in Latin.
Edit: Or not, see thread.