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Selphie mentions that he and Wakka | Selphie mentions that he and Wakka have been busy playing their "ball game." | ||
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Unlike the original ''Kingdom Hearts'', which pronounced his name with a hard E sound (tee-dus), when Selphie mentions him in ''Kingdom Hearts II'', she says his name with a hard I sound instead (tie-dus). It should be noted, however, that the katakana of his name, though romanized as Tidus even in the Japanese versions of Tidus's appearances, is read as (tii-da) (ティーダ ''Tīda''), and is derived from the Okinawan word for "sun". As the Japanese "ィ" is pronounced like the English "E", it would suggest that the ''Kingdom Hearts'' pronunciation (tee-dus) would be closer to the Japanese equivalent. Additionally, ''Dissidia Final Fantasy'' and interviews with Tidus's voice actor confirm it as "Tee-dus", indicating that this may have been an error. --> | Unlike the original ''Kingdom Hearts'', which pronounced his name with a hard E sound (tee-dus), when Selphie mentions him in ''Kingdom Hearts II'', she says his name with a hard I sound instead (tie-dus). It should be noted, however, that the katakana of his name, though romanized as Tidus even in the Japanese versions of Tidus's appearances, is read as (tii-da) (ティーダ ''Tīda''), and is derived from the Okinawan word for "sun". As the Japanese "ィ" is pronounced like the English "E", it would suggest that the ''Kingdom Hearts'' pronunciation (tee-dus) would be closer to the Japanese equivalent. Additionally, ''Dissidia Final Fantasy'' and interviews with Tidus's voice actor confirm it as "Tee-dus", indicating that this may have been an error. --> | ||