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Birth order

Phnixrot August 6, 2026 8:11 pm

I know birth order is still quite important in Asia, but how the heck do they all know if a new sibling is an older brother/sister or a younger one?

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    Ubung August 6, 2026 11:21 pm

    From their name. Daddy Kazuhiro, kazu literally mean number,
    - Hajime meaning start, sometimes using kanji one
    - Gil read as jiiru=ji=two
    - Mishra=mi=three
    - Roberto=roku=six
    - Isaac I assume from irebun=eleven or just i=ichi=one since first already taken by Hajime only eleven left
    -and this dwarf is Toko=tou=ten.

    It's simple if you understand japanese lol

    dofu August 7, 2026 1:57 am
    From their name. Daddy Kazuhiro, kazu literally mean number, - Hajime meaning start, sometimes using kanji one- Gil read as jiiru=ji=two- Mishra=mi=three- Roberto=roku=six- Isaac I assume from irebun=eleven or ... Ubung

    Huh. I really thought Roberto was the oldest sibling. I guess this makes Toko their younger sister then?

    Ubung August 7, 2026 6:04 am
    Huh. I really thought Roberto was the oldest sibling. I guess this makes Toko their younger sister then? dofu

    Same question since he looks older than Gil lol
    But the narrator already confirmed Hajime is eldest I think during vampire dude introduction?
    Yes, she's the second youngest since the last person should be ex-wife not children. If my theories correct only 4th, 7th, 8th siblings left.

    dofu August 7, 2026 8:02 am
    Same question since he looks older than Gil lolBut the narrator already confirmed Hajime is eldest I think during vampire dude introduction? Yes, she's the second youngest since the last person should be ex-wif... Ubung

    Really? That bit of info did not stick with me. I'll have reread the manga sooner than later! Thank you for the educational comment. I can't wait to see if your theory is right.

    Phnixrot August 7, 2026 8:53 am
    From their name. Daddy Kazuhiro, kazu literally mean number, - Hajime meaning start, sometimes using kanji one- Gil read as jiiru=ji=two- Mishra=mi=three- Roberto=roku=six- Isaac I assume from irebun=eleven or ... Ubung

    Thanks a lot for your explanation Ubung, that helps a lot. :-)