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I commented before that I thought it didn't make sense and everyone was just shitting on me and telling me I was stupid. But that is irrelevant in this context since we're talking about brave (courageous person / hero) and not brave (warrior).Īm I the only who thinks the way "brave" is used in the title is weird and awkward? You can call me pedantic if you want, but I think it's good not to have errors in the title of a book. "He is a brave man" or "He is a hero" sound much better.Īnother meaning of the word "brave" exists which is a dated term for an Indian warrior. The singular form used in the manga would be like: "He is a brave." That just sounds wrong to me, like you didn't finish your sentence. Whenever you use "brave" (courageous person) as a noun, it's always plural: "He is one of the brave." It's a collective adjective, which refers to a group of people. I think the way "brave" is used as a singular noun in the manga sounds weird.Īs far as I know (not much), Yuusha means a brave person or a hero. I'm referring to the manga titled: Jikan Teishi Yuusha, which is translated to: "Time Stop Brave".
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