Talk:Dodonko/@comment-145.90.102.122-20190107000402/@comment-5728015-20190611211725

I'm not 100% this is where her name comes from, but "Dodon" [どどん] is a fairly well-known Japanese Pro Wrestling move, one of the signature finishers of Taguchi Ryusuke (Similar moves are apparently collectively referred to as "Face Busters"). "Ko" [こ], or at least the Kanji most frequently associated with the pronunciation of that hiragana, usually refers to a child or young animal, or is used similar to the "-er" suffix in English when referring to young women (i.e., fight -> fighter, dance-> dancer, etc). So it's entirely possible that her name is the Japanese equivalent of something like "German-Supplex Girl", which seems like a less than ideal name to give your daughter.

The move name itself was also apparently taken from a pro-wrestling themed Don restaurant or something, which makes it doubly unusual as the base for a girl's name.

Here is the move in action, which may better illustrate why it might be a less than ideal choice to name your daughter after:

https://sp.njpw.jp/oimage/vga/news/news_11488_4.jpg

See here for further information:

http://pro-wrestling-waza.com/2019/05/20/%e3%81%a9%e3%81%a9%e3%82%93%e3%83%bb%e3%82%b8%e3%83%bb%e3%82%a8%e3%83%b3%e3%83%89/

http://pro-wrestling-waza.com/2018/04/02/23180553/