Japanese dog names - choose a name with meaning

Every owner strives to choose a unique nickname for their pet, which will immediately make them stand out, attract the attention of others and be remembered for a long time. In this case, a nickname of Japanese origin will be an excellent choice. This name sounds beautiful, unusual, original and contains a hidden hint of the uniqueness of its owner. We have compiled for you a list of the most popular and original, funny and amusing Japanese nicknames for representatives of the dog tribe. Undoubtedly, in it you will find “that” nickname that will make your pet unique in the eyes of others.

Handsome Akihiko

Popular Japanese nicknames

Sounding names of Japanese origin are unusual for European ears and become truly exotic for many. Contrary to popular belief, such nicknames are not too difficult to pronounce and are easy to remember. And man’s four-legged friends perfectly perceive Japanese nicknames and quickly respond to them. Here is a list of the most popular names.

Nicknames for boys:

• Asahi;
• Akio;
• Akihiko;
• Aki;
• Akiyama;
• Vacuum;
• Goro;
• Dykes;
• Dzuru;
• Junichi;
• Jero;
• Izao;
• Izamu;
• Iori;
• Yoshi;
• Cat;
• Koji;
• Keiji;
• Kishi;
• Koheku;
• Kayoshi;
• Kenichi;
• Kero;
• Ketsu;
• Masishi;
• Michi;
• Makoto;
• Mitsuo;
• Naoki;
• Ryu;
• Rockero;
• Rico;
• Suzumi;
• Satoru;
• Tamayo;
• Tatsuya;
• Takeshi;
• Toshi;
• Tarot;
• Takumi;
• Haruto;
• Hideki;
• Hotaru;
• Hizao;
• Hiroki;
• Hakaku;
• Hiromi;
• Tsushiya;
• Shijo;
• Shiro;
• Eiji;
• Yuedei;
• Yuki;
• Yasushi.

Nature Lover Hiromi
Nicknames for girls:

• Amaya;
• Aki;
• Airi;
• Ayumi;
• Azemi;
• Aika;
• Aykemi;
• Ayami;
• Asami;
• Zhina;
• Izumi;
• Koge;
• Koharu;
• Kimiko;
• Keiku;
• Katsumi;
• Kerian;
• To whom;
• Cotoun;
• Kazuko;
• Momidze;
• Midori;
• Mamiko;
• Minoki;
• Miho;
• Neo;
• Okemia;
• Ruri;
• Suzu;
• Sora;
• Satsuko;
• Tamami;
• Fuyuko;
• Fumiko;
• Hatsumomo;
• Hoshiko;
• Hitomi;
• Tsukiko;
• Chi;
• Chiyaki;
• Shayomi;
• Eyumi;
• Yuka;
• Yamato.

Curious Okemia

Attention!

Japanese names are mostly strictly feminine or masculine. There are not many options suitable for both sexes. So be careful when choosing a nickname for your pet!

Foreign names for dogs with meaning and translation

If you don’t want to call your friend a familiar Russian name, you can choose a foreign nickname. English nicknames would be a good option. Japanese, Korean, and Chinese dog names will also be interesting.

Japanese

Typically, Japanese dog names for male animals are chosen based on the color of their coat. For example, Teko means chocolate. You can also choose names that have an association with color, for example, Mitsu means north. The following Japanese dog names for boys with meaning are also perfect for boys:

• Aiko - beloved;
• Kadan - friend, companion;
• Keiko - lover;
• Kumiko - baby;
• Katana - samurai sword;
• Kabuto - samurai armor;
• Michiko - fair;
• Ricky - strong;
• Natsuko - born in summer;
• Taishi - ambitious;
• Chico - chocolate;
• Shiro is snow-white.

There are many names for the most beautiful female dogs that are associated with various plants. For example, Fuji is translated as wisteria. But if you suddenly bought a hunting dog, then name it Mori, which means forest. In addition to these, there are also other beautiful Japanese names for girls dogs with translation:

• Akina - spring flower;
• Mai - saturation, brightness;
• Kami - deity;
• Niyoko - treasure, priceless;
• Nami - can walk on the waves;
• Sakura - cherry during flowering;
• Tenshi - an angel from heaven;
• Hana - blooms;
• Satu - sweetness;
• Miki is a flower stem.

Korean

In Korea, people usually give nicknames that mean various goodies. For example, Mochi is called rice cake. Also interesting options are the following:

• 번화,Bong Hwa Lively, nimble;
• 연,Yong, Lotus;
• 처히,Cho Hee, Handsome;
• 구름,Gulyum, Cloud;
• 휸기, Hyun Ki, Wisdom;
• 공, Gong, Ball;
• 강대, Kun Da, Powerful flow;
• 웃긴, Yus Gin, Funny;
• 민기, Min Ki, Insight;
• 모터,Moteo, Motor, spinning top;
• 용기,Yong Ji, Courage;
• 친구,Jin Goo, Friend.

Koreans prefer to choose cuter names for girls. For example, Nisya translates as charming. They, like boys, are given nicknames that mean a variety of fruits and delicacies.

• 신뢰, Sin Loi, Trust;
• 미차, Mi Cha, Beauty;
• 미억, Mi Oka, Pearl;
• 사랑, Salang, Love;
• 아기,Agi, Baby;
• 봄비,Bom Bi, Spring Rain;
• 건포도, Gonpo, Zest;
• 승리,Sungli, Victory;
• 맛있다,Masista, Yummy;
• 별,Bjol, Star;
• 최고, Choi Gu, The Best of All;
• 맑다, Malkta, Purity.

Chinese

In China, animals are named based on their shape and color.

By physique:

• 球球, Qiuqiu (ball);
• 蛋蛋, Dandan (egg);
• 胖胖, Dandan (thick);
• 豆豆, Doudou (beans);
• 豆丁, Douding (piece).

By color:

• 点点, Diandian (has a spot);
• 花花, Huahua (with variegated coat);
• 小白, Xiaobai (small white);
• 大黄, Dahuang (large yellow);
• 黑子, Heiqi (with black wool).

Traditional Japanese names

In Japan, they like to call four-legged pets with names associated with animals, nature, and climatic phenomena. Nicknames that have an abstract meaning or simply sound beautiful and poetic are also popular. Take a few ideas provided by the residents of the Land of the Rising Sun.

Beautiful male names:

• Azarasi;
• Bansei;
• Egen;
• Kazari;
• Kayvan;
• Nan;
• Nezumi;
• Oden;
• Reon;
• Shiji;
• Sento;
• Sai;
• Suisen;
• Saybie;
• Tanuki;
• Taito.

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Devoted friend Nan
Beautiful female names:

• Ame;
• Atari;
• Akaibara;
• Ashita;
• Bangaza;
• Gabi;
• Daisy;
• Daigan;
• Inoti;
• Kitsune;
• Kaeru;
• Kame;
• Sakura;
• Sweetropi;
• Tokage;
• Xabi;
• Tsubaki.

Happy Inochi
Four-legged bearers of original Japanese names are no different from their brothers with simple nicknames: they are characterized by the same habits, hobbies and cute weaknesses. Here is a real “Japanese” with the beautiful name Katsumi. In her free time from walks and entertainment, she does not mind relaxing, sitting comfortably in a secluded corner. Katsumi's favorite place is a large box where you can sit comfortably and sleep sweetly.

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Posted by Katsumi / Akito Inu (@katsumiakitoiny)

How to choose a name for a dog

You need to give the animal a nickname as quickly as possible so that it gets used to it, gets close to you, and learns to respond. When choosing, consider the following:

1. Come up with a short name. Dogs get used to it faster if it consists of one or two syllables.
2. The nickname should be sharp and clear. It is desirable that it contains the sounds “s”, “ch”, “sh” or “k”, and ends in the vowels “a” or “i”.
3. Under no circumstances choose a name that is in tune with dog commands. This can lead to negative consequences, especially in public places.
4. Try not to choose typical names, as if you walk your dog in a public place, it may run away to another person.

Focus on the external features and character of your four-legged friend:

1. Pay attention to the color of the coat. This can give you a lot of ideas.
2. Find your dog's defining characteristic. Look at his paws, muzzle, tail.
3. The breed will be an excellent guide for you when choosing. Also, do not forget about the size of the dog: a large dog may not be suitable for the nickname traditionally assigned to dogs of small breeds.

For a boy puppy

For male dogs, short, sonorous and often harsh-sounding names are usually chosen. The ten most popular English nicknames for boy dogs:

1. Max - Max.
2. Rocky - Rocky.
3. Bear - Bear (bear).
4. Bentley - Bentley.
5. Charlie - Charlie.
6. Buddy - Buddy (buddy).
7. Duke - Duke (Duke).
8. Zeus - Zeus.
9. Toby - Toby.
10. Cooper - Cooper.

For a female puppy

With female animals the situation is completely different. They choose melodious and gentle nicknames:

1. Bella - Bella.
2. Daisy - Daisy (Daisy).
3. Lucy - Lucy.
4. Sadie - Sadie.
5. Molly - Molly.
6. Lola - Lola.
7. Sophie - Sophie.
8. Zoey - Zoey.
9. Luna - Moon.
10. Chloe - Chloe.

Funny and funny names

Some Japanese names not only sound unusual to European ears, but also very funny. And although there is, perhaps, nothing funny in the meaning, many, upon hearing them, involuntarily smile. Such words can become one of the options for a funny nickname for your pet.

Nicknames for boys:

• Jar;
• Matsutsu;
• Quiet;
• Taiga;
• Ouch;
• Uigi;
• Mustache;
• Ugh;
• Yatsutsu;
• Yasushi.

Naughty Uigi
Nicknames for girls:

• Atsura;
• Ay;
• And she;
• Crown;
• Movie;
• Ori;
• Wasp;
• Rona;
• Wound;
• Sutsuki;
• Hey;
• Yasura.

Friendly Atsura

Life

Hachiko was born on November 10, 1923 in Akita Prefecture, Japan. The farmer decided to give the puppy to Professor Hidesaburo Ueno, who worked at the University of Tokyo. The professor gave the puppy the nickname Hachiko - from hachi (eight) and the suffix kō, denoting affection or dependence, since the dog was the eighth dog of the professor.

When Hachiko grew up, he always followed his master everywhere. He left for the city every day for work, so the dog first accompanied him to the entrance to Shibuya Station, and then, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, returned there again to meet the owner.

On May 21, 1925, a professor at the university suffered a stroke. Doctors were unable to save his life, and he never returned home. Hachiko was eighteen months old at that time. That day he did not wait for the owner, but began to come to the station every day, patiently waiting for him until late in the evening. He spent the night on the porch of the professor's house.

Despite the fact that they tried to place the dog in the homes of the professor’s friends and relatives, he invariably continued to return to the station. Local merchants and railroad workers fed Hachiko, admiring his persistence.

The dog became famous throughout Japan in 1932 after the publication in one of the largest newspapers in Tokyo of the article “A devoted old dog awaits the return of its owner, who died seven years ago.” The story won the hearts of the Japanese, and curious people began to come to Shibuya station to look at the dog.

Status nicknames

Name your four-legged friend after some famous Japanese man or woman. This will give your pet importance and status. But the breed doesn't matter at all.

Names for boys:

• Akira;
• Arai;
• Akiyama;
• Wataba;
• Jimu;
• Iwata;
• Ito;
• Konishi;
• Kotoku;
• Kamata;
• But yes;
• Suto;
• Sagahiro;
• Saigoµ;
• Shotoku;
• Taguchi;
• Takata;
• Takamori;
• Utama;
• Fukui;
• Haruki;
• Hirai;
• Hirohito;
• Hori;
• Tsuchiya;
• Chenggong;
• I but.

Good-natured Akira
Ideas for girls:

• Aoki;
• Deveon;
• Yosmnaga;
• Yosano;
• Yoko;
• Kuriyama;
• Kusama;
• Musashi;
• Michiko;
• Masako;
• Murai;
• Miyamoto;
• Misora;
• Nakano;
• Ogawa;
• Takeko;
• Chiyaki;
• Hojo;
• Higuchi;
• Himiko;
• Hiratsuka.

Full of dignity Misora

The most popular names from anime

For girls:

• Ami
• Gojo
• Gatai
• Dzun
• Doragu
• Ino
• Isago
• Canna
• Kaneki
• Kamata
• Karin
• Lucy
• Miko
• Mythology
• Michiru
• Mariko
• Makoto
• Minako
• Mo
• Nao
• Niguredo
• Rit
• Ruthie
• Ray
• Rena
• Sakura
• Sitsuna
• Tris
• Hairdryer
• Haruka
• Hana
• Hotaru
• Enra
• Erie
• Yarandrala

Nao is ready to jump
For boys:

• Albert
• Wakaba
• Wen
• Gonze
• Gray
• Zen
• Mido
• Makaba
• Mamoru
• Natsu
• Osamu
• Red
• Rum
• Shindo
• Xitan
• Su
• Tanta
• Tono
• Tsubaki
• Ciao
• Cherry
• Yukimaru
• Yang Xue
• Mishima
• Commission
• Yubina
• Yamaoka
• Tsukiyo
• Boro
• Banga
• Arai
• Amado
• CouplePair
• JunJun
• CereCere
• Mujo
• Mugino
• Tsubaki
• Kona
• Kokuri
• Kiku
• Kadama

Kurilian Bobtail Mamoru

Nicknames in honor of manga and anime characters

An original solution is to give the dog a nickname in honor of an anime or manga character. You will certainly be inspired by these options:

• Apo;
• Akamaru;
• Ichigo;
• Kazuhito;
• Keko;
• Kiba;
• Maru;
• Pakkun;
• Riza;
• Sadaharu;
• Sora;
• Harumi;
• Hikari;
• Hibito;
• Hin;
• Hayate;
• Haruka;
• Hozuki;
• Shizuna;
• Shiro;
• Yumi.

Baby Riza

Nicknames for Akita Inu girls

Jessie, Hati, Salma, Bonya, Candy, Molly, Zara, Isa, Richie, Chasey, Rexy, Dina, Tori, Sendy, Barca, Sally, Doxie, Poly, Cessa, Gabi, Dusya, Angel, Vesta, Tosya, Alice, Helga, Molly, Chessa, Hanni, Ulma, Paris, Cher, Remy, Strelka, Busya, Rhonda, Roxy, Ilsa, Irma, Dana, Lucky, Utah, Holdy, Masya, Beauty, Dolly, Gizma, Laura, Ulli, Umbra, Lily, Alba, Pixie, Yumi, Roxy, Jess, Jaycee, Nika, Nancy, Gerda, Goldie, Alma, Diya, Amber, Vega, Emmy, Gucci, Bella, Stacy, Keri, Sanda, Chloe, Zlata, Ollie, Party, Sophie, Fanny, Suzy, Taska, Moska, Kara, Cleo, Dixie, Tiara, Taya, Viol, Fiona, Kenya, Tsara, Chelsea, Chita, Terra, Tracy, Elba.

Nicknames in honor of characters from Japanese mythology and literature

Fans of Japanese philology will appreciate nicknames inspired by mythical stories, folk tales and famous literary novels. Such a name will not only attract attention to the dog, but will also allow others to appreciate the education and erudition of its owner.

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Original ideas:

• Amagarasu;
• Azami;
• Ama;
• Wazurai;
• Genji;
• Idaanagi;
• Yonofutana;
• Iwatsuchi;
• Ise;
• Kaguya;
• Condeine;
• Kushinada;
• Mitya;
• Millaura;
• Nakapu;
• Ochikubo;
• Ryudain;
• Shogun.

Adventurer Genji

• Tyra;
• Uvatsu;
• Hotei;
• Ebisu;
• Yamato;
• Yashima.

Chin's name and character

Despite its small stature, the Japanese Chin is a fearless dog. Sensing the slightest danger, he rushes to protect his owner. The love and affection for a person in this breed is so strong that the animal is ready to fight an opponent that is much larger than it in weight. It would be logical if you choose a name for the Japanese Chin that reflects its fighting nature and other temperamental features.

Boys: Ice, Ax, Alan, Bono, Wentz, Voodoo, Goliath, Howard, Gringo, Demon, Duncan, Yengar, Zhador, Pearl, Beast, Icarus, Joseph, Captain, Space, Largo, Lloyd, Leshy, Mars, Macho, Manolo, Nicholas, Nestor, Orlando, Otto, Prokhor, Pele, Pif, Remi, Rinat, Rob, Skif, Super, Tibul, Thomas, Troy, Ulrich, Fakir, Forest, Frank, Hunter, Hakim, Cicero, Tseptor, Shepherd, Chizh, Cherkes, Shaido, Sheik, Shocker, Erwin, Hercule, Elsit, Jung, Yutlay, Yusuf, Yakut, Jaromir.

Girls: Scarlet, Alika, Assa, Basta, Burma, Vassa, Vega, Verbena, Harpy, Gella, Glory, Desti, Debbie, Dorothea, Europe, Jasmine, Heat, Call, Ingrid, Isis, Carmen, Kismet, Claire, Lexi, Louise, Martha, Marika, Medea, Nice, Nancy, Odetta, Patti, Pupita, Rada, Lynx, Scully, Arrow, Quiet, Cloud, Umora, Whitney, Flash, Flute, Chimera, Honda, Tsunami, Chelsea, Steffi, Shannon, Evita, Aegis, Era, Etna, Yurze, Jutta, Jasper.

Geographic nicknames

Place names in Japan can be a great source of inspiration when choosing a nickname for your dog. Here are some original options:

• Abiko;
• Akaishi;
• Akita;
• Yokohama;
• Yonaguni;
• Iodo;
• Kushiro;
• Kariya;
• Kyushu;
• Kiso;
• Kyoto;
• Kamagaya;
• Matsudo;
• Mutsu;
• Mitsara;
• Nissin;
• Nisoin;
• Nemuru;
• Nagoya;
• Nishio;
• Okinawa;
• Ota;
• Obu;
• Okinotori;
• Sakata;
• Tokaj;
• Tote;
• Chiba;
• Fuji;
• Honshu;
• Hokkaido;
• Tsushima;
• Edo;
• Yuzawa;
• Yari.

Majestic Kyoto

Cool names from anime

You can also joke in Japanese. Only those who are “in the know” can appreciate the joke. Many names here are “unisex” - you can name both a boy and a girl.

• Accelerator (Magic Index)
• Boa Hancock (One Piece)
• Bullasaurus (Pokemon)
• Dororo (anime of the same name)
• Soul (Soul Eater)
• Yodo (Boruto)
• Katyusha (Girls and Tanks)
• Kogo Kaga (Golden Time)
• Korosensei (Assassination Classroom)
• Smoker (first part)
• Site manager No. 7 (Sorceresses site)
• Pikachu (Pokemon)
• Pokoten (Aria animation)
• Sasuke Uchiha (Naruto)
• Tuxedo Man (Sailor Moon)
• Taiga Aisaka (Toradora)
• Aunt Sato (The Sweet Life)
• Umaru Doma (Umaru's two-faced sister)
• Dear Daniel (Hello Kitty)
• Fyodor Dostoevsky (The Great of Stray Dogs)

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Gastronomic nicknames

Gourmets will appreciate the nicknames, reminiscent of traditional drinks, dishes and seasonings of Japanese cuisine. Or you can simply give the dog a nickname associated with a product or culinary masterpiece.

"Tasty" ideas:

• Azuki;
• An;
• Batto;
• Wasabi;
• Wagashi;
• Gedza;
• Daiquiri;
• Kinaku;
• Koroko;
• Quinoa;
• Miso;
• Momo;
• Maguro;
• Miruku;
• Mori;
• Naba;
• Natto;
• Nori;
• Onigiri;
• Sake;
• Surimi;
• Sashimi;
• Sushi;
• Soba;
• Tofu;
• Teriyaki;
• Taiyayaki;
• Chiizu;
• Tempura;
• Unagi;
• Udon;
• Shiitake;
• Hati;
• Yakisoba;
• Yakitori.

Delicious food lover Tofu

The coolest anime characters

Animals, like people, have different personalities. In anime you can find cool nicknames for strong and vibrant personalities.

• A-Qing
• Akagi
• Bandai
• Vegeta (a favorite animal that stubbornly eats indoor plants)
• Vash Hurricane
• WeightWeight (cat with exceptional appetite)
• Gakuto
• Gaara
• Gozu
• Gohan
• Geng
• Dzun
• Zoldyck
• Itachi Uchiha
• Ichigo Kurosaki
• Ishihara
• Kakashi Hatake (the cat who can't remember where his litter box is)
• Koga
• Kaede
• Kyaku
• Light Yagami
• Levi
• Lio
• Monkey (the cat for whom there are no unconquered peaks)
• Meliodas
• Michiru Kayo
• Makaba
• Naruto
• Otsuki
• Osamu
• Rin Okumura
• Saitama
• Satake
• Sugimoto
• Salman
• Son Goku
• Spike
• Saitama
• Xitan
• Takayuki
• Toshiki
• Tarot
• Trunks
• Udo
• Fuji
• Fukuda
• Hanako
• Himura Kenshin
• Hosokawa
• Hitoshi
• Tsubaki
• Cherry (totally cute)
• Shimazaki (untamed and illogical creature)
• Shoto Todoroki
• Al Lolight
• Eren Yeager
• Enju
• Yukimaru
• Yamazaki

In moments of special mood, Saitama is called Shaitana

Rare names of people

A great idea is to come up with a derivative nickname from the rarest “human” names:

• Clayton;
• Marika;
• Jonas;
• Carmela;
• Brizon;
• Mira;
• Stephen;
• Merida;
• Corbin;
• Siri;
• Leona;
• Ethan;
• Amaya;
• Aida;
• Lars;
• Even;
• Bosco;
• Tobin;
• Lara.

Larsi Puppy:

You can look at the rarest names, divided into categories. For girls:

• Muslim: Mavile, Ilyuza, Zemfira, Safura, Nomina, Nuria, Hadiya, Shakira, Sevara, Enger.
• Catholic: Beata, Celeste, Agapia, Dolores, Alda, Blanca, Ricarda, Sheila. Florence, Ethel, Hilary, Edith.
• Orthodox: Melania, Miropia, Domna, Ilaria, Lukia, Militsa, Thekla, Patricia.
• Russians: Domnika, Tayan, Zoryana, Tsvetana, Iya, Rusalina, Yunia, Vladana, Ustinya, Yarina, Iskra.

Selection for boys:

• Muslim: Yunus, Almaz, Zufar, Tamaz, Zakir, Zufar, Blaise, Zaur, Samat, Imran, Iskander, Mukhtar, Kasim, Fazil, Dalil, Gayaz.
• Catholic: Hercule, Blaise, Marcellus, Guido, Donatus, Gaspard, Roland, Perry, Timon, Noel, Lawrence, Conrad.
• Orthodox: Zeno, Pakhom, Gerasim, Agap, Ustin, Orestes, Ephraim, Vincent, Fedot, Heraclius, Luyan.
• Russians: Sidor, Frol, Osip, Eremey, Anfim, Potap, Khariton, Radium.

And this is Zeno:

Rare names of people

You can give your dog a human name, which is rare in the area where you live. For example, in Russian-speaking areas these beautiful human names are not at all common:

• Abby;
• Annie;
• Amos;
• Beatrice;
• Betsy;
• Ben;
• Bobby;
• Charlie;
• Chloe;
• Ella;
• Francine;
• France;
• Felix;
• Fritz;
• George;
• Herald;
• Gulliver;
• Gus;
• Hermann;
• Hugs;
• Jack;
• Lil;
• Lucy;
• Maggi;
• Marvin;
• Matilda;
• Mildred;
• Norman;
• Oliver;
• Ollie;
• Otis;
• Aries;
• Patri;
• Paco;
• Phoebe;
• Pierrot;
• Penelope;
• Percy;
• Pete;
• A penny;
• Ron;
• Sherman;
• Simon;
• Sophie;
• Sydney;
• Toby;
• Theo;
• Willie.

Labrador Lil:

Take a look at some great European names:

• Alfie;
• Alistair;
• Andretti;
• Antoinette;
• Beatrix;
• Beckham;
• Chico;
• Chancy;
• Enrique;
• Fabrizio;
• Finnegan;
• Henrik;
• Hermione;
• Jacques;
• Lucas;
• Mario;
• Matteo;
• Niko;
• Raul;
• Rocco;
• Ronan;
• Umberto;
• Ivez;
• Zeke.

Beautiful

There are many beautiful names for dogs that are not related to their origin and at the same time do not look too primitive for such stately pets as the Akita Inu.

For example, for boys these could be the following options: Zeus, Hugh, Shusan, Ramon, Neil, Cesium, Tomi, Beefy, Jean, Bruce, Pablo, Bruce, Bing, Roni, Chris, Sancho, Pancho, Max, Trevor, Casper, Vito , Watson, Ricky, Cosmo, Merlin, Leo, Babi, Charlie, Mars, Sema, Colin, Lorrie, Juan, Geri, Brook, Miki, Lance, Dani, Louis, Oscar, Kiwi, Phoenix, Diego, Monty, Derek, Grego , Patrick, Poll, Sima, Roy, Tom, Nacho, Paco, Lucas, Hugo, Wally, Hector, Adam, Eli, Chus, Barney.

For girls: Darcy, Sheri, Lisbeth, Cora, Hannah, Dulcie, Tusya, Gabby, Sabina, Eileen, Carla, Daphne, Enis, Ebi, Button, Chamomile, Kira, Chema, Lily, Lana, Grace, Trixie, Dekla, Busya , Cleo, Carmen, Nessie, Glen, Mystic, Tracy, Ruby, Rosinka, Ruth, Daisy, Daineris, Baby, Luli, Daisy, Knopa, Kira, Doni, Barbie, Wendy, Athena, Beauty, Suga, Jena, Belle, Iza , Megan, Cherie, Dora, Irma, Lucia, Betsy, Mary, Businka, Dolly, Laura, Maila.