Mona no Hana Kotoba
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The title of this article is official, but it comes from a Japanese source.
If an acceptable English name is found, then the article should be moved to the new title.
Mona no Hana Kotoba is a segment of the official Japanese website for WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! In the segment, Mona teaches the user a different word each week. The segment was updated for three weeks, with three different words being featured.
Words[edit]
- Dango-bana, also known as Dangoppana, is named for its rounded tip that resembles a dumpling. It’s said to have earned its name because of that shape. In Diamond City, it’s mostly found in the eastern region.
- Its hana kotoba (flower language) is “Unity and Group Action.” At schools in Diamond City, wearing a Dango-bana is mandatory during sports festivals and field trips, as a charm to ensure the success of group events. You’ll even see it often during company strikes.
- Dr. Crygor belongs to this flower type. But it seems the flower language doesn’t quite suit him…
- Aobana, also known as Aoppana, refers mainly to the bluish nasal mucus that children tend to drip.
- Its flower language is “Innocence / Childlikeness.” In Diamond City, there’s an annual event called the “Child Contest,” where the child who drips the bluest snivel is crowned that year’s “Diamond Child.” Actually, I once made it to the finals myself!
- You’ll sometimes see Kat-chan, Ana-chan, and Dr. Crygor dripping it too.
- Savanna, also known as “Sabanna,” refers to the type of grassland found in tropical regions, characterized by alternating rainy and dry seasons.
- Its flower language is “Wildness / Strength.” At my school, it’s trendy to say “That’s so Savanna!” when describing someone with a wild, untamed vibe.
- Wario-san is definitely “That’s so Savanna!”
Gallery[edit]
The first word
The second word
The third word
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | モナの はな言葉[1] Mona no Hana Kotoba |
Mona's Flower Language |
