Thread:Gokyr586/@comment-2251739-20170927235257/@comment-985184-20171007021727

TokusatsuKami wrote: It also kinda depends on how they choose to pronounce it. English words in japanese (or in other east asian languages like cantonese) don't have to strictly abide by the rules if it's spoken. They might choose to say it  the japanese way or choose to say it like the english word they want to say. The most noticable examples I know of are the Kyu the Weapon modes, The word Jump and Kick in the Mighty Action X jingle, "Ex-Aid" in the Hyper Muteki jingle (it wasn't pronounced Eguzeido), etc. I mean I see where you're coming from but the logic only applies to certain sounds, like the U at the end of some English words. I don't know Japanese well enough to say for a fact that the U is usually silent, but in my experience it usually is. The R sound in the middle of (or at the end of) English words is something I only hear from Japanese actors who also known English. Like Hiro Mizushima (a fluent English speaker) saying "Stronger" in that one Kabuto movie commercial everyone likes.

Because of this, when a character in the show does speak his name, it just sounds like "Stahk", which is not particularly helpful since that means it can still be Stalk or Stark.