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{
"config": {
"code-block-style": {
"style": "fenced"
},
"code-fence-style": {
"style": "backtick"
},
"heading-style": {
"style": "atx"
},
"line-length": false,
"no-trailing-spaces": {
"strict": true
},
"proper-names": {
"names": [
// Names should not be included here if there's a high chance they could also be
// used as common nouns, thus spelled in lowercase.
// English common nouns shouldn't be included unless their usage as common nouns is very rare.
// Japanese common nouns can be included if they aren't frequently used as such
// and the noun doesn't describe a concept originated from Japan (miko, okayu…).
"holoEN",
"DEV_IS",
"ReGLOSS",
//// NON-HOLOLIVE
"Icomochi",
"Haruko",
"Momoi",
"Pako",
"Ui",
"Shigure",
"Arino",
"Shinya",
"Petra",
"Suo",
"Yoiko",
//// STAFF
"Tanigo",
"Motoaki",
"YAGOO",
"A-chan",
"Nodoka",
"Harusaki",
//// GENERATION 0
// "Sora" is a common noun in Japanese (sky)
"Tokino",
"Robocosan", // "san" as part of the name is intentional
"Roboco",
"AZKi",
// "Miko" is a Japanese concept (shrine maiden)
// "Sakura" is a common noun in Japanese (cherry blossom)
// "Suisei" is a common noun in Japanese (comet)
"Hoshimachi",
//// GENERATION 1
// "Aki" is a common noun in Japanese (autumn)
"Rosenthal",
"Haato",
// "Akai" is a common noun in Japanese (red)
// "Fubuki" is a common noun in Japanese (blizzard)
"Shirakami",
// "Matsuri" is a common noun in Japanese (festival)
"Natsuiro",
"Mel",
"Yozora", // Also a common noun in Japanese (night sky)
//// GENERATION 2
// "Aqua" is a common noun in English
"Minato", // Also a common noun in Japanese (harbor)
"Shion",
// "Murasaki" is a common noun in Japanese (purple)
"Ayame",
"Nakiri",
// "Choco" is a common short form of "chocolate"
"Choco-sensei",
"Yuzuki",
"Subaru",
"Oozora", // Also a common noun in Japanese (firmament)
//// GAMERS
"Mio", // Not to be confused with "mío" (mine)
// "Ookami" is a common noun in Japanese (wolf)
// "Okayu" is a Japanese concept (rice gruel)
"Nekomata",
// "Korone" is a Japanese concept (a pastry)
"Inugami",
//// GENERATION 3 "FANTASY"
"Pekora",
"Usada",
// "Flare" is a common noun in English
"Shiranui", // Rarely used as a common noun in Japanese (will-o'-the-wisp)
"Noel",
"Shirogane", // Also a common noun in Japanese (silver)
// "Marine" is a common noun in English
"Houshou", // Rarely used as a common noun in Japanese
//// GENERATION 4 "HOLOFORCE"
"Kanata",
"Amane",
"Watame", // Not to be confused with "wataame" (cotton candy)
"Tsunomaki",
"Towa",
"Tokoyami",
// "Luna" is a common noun in Spanish (moon)
"Himemori",
// "Coco" is a common noun in Spanish (coconut)
"Kiryu",
//// GENERATION 5 "NEPOLABO"
"Lamy",
"Wamy",
"Yukihana",
// "Nene" is a common noun in Spanish (baby)
"Momosuzu",
"Botan",
"Shishiro",
// "Polka" is a common noun in English
"Poruru",
"Omaru",
//// HOLOX
// "La+" is not included to avoid issues with the "+" symbol
"Darknesss", // Extra "s" is intentional
"Lui",
"Takane", // Also a common noun in Japanese (high sound; high price)
"Iroha", // Rarely used as a common noun in Japanese (an ordering system for kana)
"Kazama",
//// INDONESIA
"Ayunda",
// "Risu" is a common noun in Japanese (squirrel)
"Moona",
"Hoshinova",
"Airani",
"Iofifteen",
"Iofi",
"Yopi",
"Kureiji",
"Ollie",
"Anya",
"Melfissa",
"Reine",
"Pavolia",
"Zeta", // Also a common noun in Spanish (letter Z)
"Vestia",
"Kaela",
"Kovalskia",
"Kobo",
"Kanaeru",
//// ENGLISH MYTH
"Amelia",
// "Ame" is a common noun in Japanese (rain)
"Watson",
"Calliope",
"Calli",
// "Mori" is a common noun in Japanese (forest) and Latin (death)
"Gawr",
"Gura",
"Ina'nis",
"Ina",
"Ninomae",
"Kiara",
"Takanashi",
//// ENGLISH PROMISE + COUNCIL
"IRyS",
"Baelz",
// "Bae" is a common noun in English
"Hakos",
// "Fauna" is a common noun in English
"Ceres",
"Kronii",
"Ouro",
// "Mumei" is a common noun in Japanese (nameless); the song "mumei" is spelled in lowercase
"Nanashi", // Also a common noun in Japanese (nameless)
"Sana", // Also an adjective in Spanish (healthy female)
// "Tsukumo" spelled as "TSUKUMO" is the name of a company
//// ENGLISH ADVENT
"Bijou",
"Biboo",
"Koseki",
"FUWAMOCO",
"Fuwawa",
"Mococo",
// "Moco" is a common noun in Spanish (snot)
"Moco-chan",
"Abyssgard",
"Pero", // Also a common noun in Spanish (but)
"Nerissa",
"Ravencroft",
// "Shiori" is a common noun in Japanese (bookmark)
// "Novella" is a common noun in English
//// ENGLISH JUSTICE
"Cecilia",
"Immergreen",
"Elizabeth",
// "Rose" is a common noun in English
"Bloodflame",
"Gigi",
"Murin",
"Raora",
"Panthera",
//// REGLOSS
// "Ao" is a common noun in Japanese (blue)
"Hiodoshi",
"Kanade",
"Otonose",
"Ririka",
"Ichijou",
"Raden",
"Juufuutei",
// "Hajime" is a common noun in Japanese (beginning)
"Todoroki"
]
}
},
"fix": true,
"gitignore": true,
"noBanner": true
}