Dub Name Change

"Vincent: And you know what they call a Quarter Pounder with Cheese in Paris?

Jules: They don't call it a Quarter Pounder with Cheese?

Vincent: Nah, man, they got the metric system. They wouldn't know what the fuck a Quarter Pounder is.

Jules: What do they call it?

Vincent: They call it a "Royale with Cheese"."

- Pulp Fiction.

A Dub Name Change is when one, several, or all the characters have their names drastically changed with the importing of a fictional property.

Usually it's meant to be a Woolseyism, when name changes are made so the audiences of the foreign country can better understand and relate to the characters. Names are also changed to avoid controversial names (or have different meanings in another culture like Mr. Satan), prevent copyright infringement or retain Meaningful or Punny Names that would otherwise be lost in a more pure translation. In the case of video games, these have often come about due to limitations in the number of characters used in a name (Japanese names can be much longer than names written in English). Sometimes not all the names will be translated, leading to Aerith and Bob situations in some cases.

Fans of the original material are likely to get upset about the name changes (and some are legitimate Macekres) but other fans have embraced (or at least tolerated) these name changes. It usually depends on how strong the culture/national pride in the original work comes out, European names on characters who are supposed to be Japanese and from Japan can seem a little odd. As well, some are not actually changes but a romanization or translation that is easier for foreign voice actors to replicate.

For the same name with a different spelling see Spell My Name with an "S". See also Clean Dub Name when it happens to avoid profanity or jokes.

Foreign-to-English Examples:

 * French to English
 * Icelandic to English
 * Japanese to English
 * Portuguese to English
 * Swedish to English
 * Hebrew to English

English-to-Foreign Examples:

 * English to Dutch
 * English to Finnish
 * English to French
 * English to Gaelic
 * English to German
 * English to Hungarian
 * English to Icelandic
 * English to Iranian
 * English to Italian
 * English to Japanese
 * English to Portuguese
 * English to Polish
 * English to Russian
 * English to Spanish
 * English to Swedish

Non-English Examples

 * French to Dutch
 * French to German
 * French to Swedish
 * Italian to Welsh
 * Japanese to Chinese
 * Japanese to Filipino
 * Japanese to Finnish
 * Japanese to French
 * Japanese to German
 * Japanese to Greek
 * Japanese to Italian
 * Japanese to Korean
 * Japanese to Portuguese
 * Japanese to Spanish
 * Japanese to Russian
 * Korean to Japanese
 * Swedish to German
 * Swedish to Finnish
 * Swedish to Icelandic
 * Swedish to Japanese
 * Japanese to Swedish
 * Spanish to Portuguese

Japanese to Italian Name Changes

 * Ojamajo Doremi to Magica Doremi (note well: when the first season was dubbed, the dubbers wanted to have the witches' names all related to music. By the time they got round to dubbing the third season, a different dubbing department was in place and didn't bother with this.)
 * Hazuki to Melody
 * Aiko to Symphony
 * Onpu to Lullaby
 * Momoko to Mindy
 * Pop to Bibì
 * Yatterman to Yattaman
 * Doronjo to Miss Dronio
 * Yatterwan to Yattacan
 * Yatterdojira to Yattadoiler
 * Aichan to Janet
 * Omocchama to Robbie Robbie
 * Beyblade
 * Kyouju to Professor K (no, not that one.)
 * Yattodetaman to Calendar Men
 * Princess Karen to Principessa Domenica ("Princess Sunday")
 * Princess Mirenjo to Principessa Lunedì ("Princess Monday")
 * Prince Komaro to Principino Sabato ("Young Prince Saturday")
 * Juri Kokematsu to Primo Settembre ("September 1st")
 * Alain Skadon to Due Ottobre ("October 2nd")
 * Count Don Juan Fun to Conte Don Giovanni ("Count Don Juan")
 * Daigoron to Abatan Robot
 * Daikyojin to Kingstar
 * Toki Wataru to Beppe Domani ("Joseph Tomorrow")
 * Dragon Ball
 * Piccolo to Junior
 * Tenshinhan to Tensing
 * Chaozi to Riff
 * Yajirobei to Jirobai
 * Yamcha to Yamko
 * Oolong to Oscar
 * Lunch to Laura
 * Vegetto to Vegeku
 * Saint Seiya to I Cavalieri dello Zodiaco
 * Most of the characters were named just like the constellation of their cloth, except for the subsequent:
 * Hyoga to Crystal
 * Shiryu to Sirio
 * Shaina to Tisifone
 * Marin to Castalia
 * June to Nemes
 * Capella to Agape
 * Dante to Vesta
 * Sirius to Orione
 * Dio to Dedalus
 * Aiolia to Ioria
 * Mu to Mur
 * Aiolos to Micene
 * Sigfried to Orion
 * Isaac to Abadir
 * Sorrento to Syria
 * Kaisa to Lemuri
 * Sion to Shin
 * Doraemon (First dub only: a second dub uses the original names)
 * Nobita Nobi to Guglielmo "Guglia" Guglielmetti
 * Takeshi "Giant" Gouda to Giangi
 * Shizuka to Susy
 * Suneo to Zippo
 * Time Bokan to La Macchina del Tempo
 * Chorobo to C-Robot
 * Majo to Madame Margot
 * Grocky to Sgrinfia
 * Walsa to Birba
 * One Piece
 * Monkey D. Luffy to Rubber (Although it's later stated that "Luffy" is his real name and "Rubber" is just a nickname.)
 * Tony Tony Chopper to Renny-Renny Chopper (Translatable as "Raindeery-Raindeery Chopper")
 * Hatchan to Octy
 * Kuroobi to Blackbelt
 * Kimagure Orange Road to È quasi magia, Johnny
 * Kyosuke to Johnny
 * Madoka to Sabrina
 * Hikaru to Tinetta
 * City Hunter
 * Ryo Saeba to Hunter
 * Kaori to Greta
 * Umibozu to Falcon
 * Hideyuki to Jeff
 * Saeko to Selene
 * Sailor Moon
 * Usagi to Bunny
 * Ami to Amy
 * Rei to Rea
 * Makoto to Morea
 * Minako to Marta
 * Hotaru to Ottavia
 * Setsuna to Sidia
 * Michiru to Milena
 * Mamoru to Marzio
 * Umino to Ubaldo
 * Tuxedo Kamen to Milord
 * Sailor V to Sailor
 * Zoisite to Zackar
 * Kunzite to Lord Kaspar
 * Manga/Slayers
 * Lina to Rina
 * Gourry Gabriev to Guido
 * Philionel to Filiberto
 * Xellos to Zeross
 * UFO Robo Grendizer to Atlas Ufo Robot or Ufo Robot Goldrake
 * Daisuke/Duke Fleed to Actarus/Duke Fleed/Goldrake
 * Grendizer to Goldrake
 * Koji Kabuto to Alcor
 * Hikaru to Venusia
 * Genzo to Procton
 * Danbei to Rigel
 * Goro to Mizar
 * Blacky to Hydargos
 * Yu-Gi-Oh!
 * The names are the same as the 4Kids ones (as it is the dub), except for a single instance:
 * Insector Haga/Weewil Underwood to Bruchido Haga
 * Captain Tsubasa to Holly e Benji
 * Tsubasa Oozora to Holliver "Holly" Hutton
 * Genzo Wakabayashi to Benjamin "Benji" Price
 * Tokyo Mew Mew(These names make more sense than the 4kids ones, as the resemble the orginals)
 * Title Change to Mew Mew: Amiche Vincenti
 * Ichigo to Strawberry
 * Minto to Mina
 * Retasu to Lory
 * Bu-Ling to Paddy
 * Zakuro to Pam
 * In mew form, the girls just add mew at the beginning of their name in the italian dub
 * Masaya to Mark (Where 4kids got the idea from......)
 * Ryo to Ryan
 * Keiichiro to Kyle
 * Masha to Mash
 * Miwa and Moe to Mimi and Megan (Again, 4kids stole these)
 * Seiji Aizawa to Sergio (4kids 'borrowed' this to....)
 * Kodomo no Omocha to Rossana
 * Sana Kurata to Rossana Smith
 * Akito Hayama to Heric Akito
 * Tsuyoshi Ohki to Terence
 * Rei Sagami to Robby
 * Misako Kurata to Cathrine Smith
 * Naozumi Kamura to Charles Lons
 * Fuka Matsui to Funny

Japanese to Korean Name Changes

 * Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger to Power Rangers SPD (not to be confused with the actual Power Rangers series)
 * Ban to Tan
 * Umeko to Urika
 * Sen-chan to Shin
 * Tetsu is known as Tekkan (his real name) and doesn't use a nickname.
 * Deka[colour] to S.P.[colour]
 * DekaBreak to S.P. White
 * Mahou Sentai Magiranger to Power Rangers Magic Force
 * Tsubasa to Jonah
 * Urara to Miho
 * Houka to Lucy
 * Makito to Eugene
 * Hikaru to Shine
 * Miyuki to Marie
 * Isamu to Roscoe
 * Go Go Sentai Boukenger to Power Rangers: Treasure Force
 * Satoru to Keine
 * Masumi to Ray
 * Souta to Ryuu
 * Natsuki to Hannah
 * Sakura to Yumi
 * Eiji to Jackie
 * Bouken[colour] to Treasure[colour]
 * Juken Sentai Gekiranger to Power Rangers: Wild Spirit
 * Jan to Jang
 * Retsu to Reechu
 * Geki[colour] to Wild[colour]
 * Engine Sentai Go-onger to Power Rangers: Engine Force
 * Sosuke to Maha
 * Saki to Seoni
 * Hanto to Jyo (not so much of a stretch here, considering his full name is Hanto Jou)
 * Gunpei to Alex
 * Hiroto to Hiro
 * Miu to Miwoo
 * Go-On[colour] to Engine[colour]
 * Tensou Sentai Goseiger to Power Rangers Miracle Force
 * Alata to Miru
 * Agri to Kane
 * Gosei[colour] to Miracle[colour]
 * Gosei Cards to Miracle Cards
 * Digimon
 * Fladramon to Firedramon
 * Azumanga Daioh
 * Osaka to Pusantae (after the city of Pusan)
 * Ultraman
 * Ultraman Taro to Jetman (no not them)
 * Keroro Gunsou
 * Saburo to Sabin

Japanese to Portuguese Name Changes

 * Kamen Rider Black
 * Kotaro to Issamu
 * Choujinki Metalder to Metalder, o Homem Máquina ("Metalder the Machine Man")
 * Ryusei Tsurugi to Hideki Kondo
 * Gozo Kirihara to Makoto Dolbara
 * Mai Ougi to Maya Aoki
 * Hakko Kita to Satoru Kinta
 * Kunio Muraki to Issao Muraki
 * God Neros to Imperador Neroz (Emperor Neroz)
 * Side Phantom (Metalder's bike) to Speed Sidecar
 * Metal Charger (Metalder's flying Mazda Familia) to Space Car
 * Yoroi Gundan (Armored Army) to Unidade Blindada (Armored Unit)
 * Sentō Robot Gundan (Combat Robot Army) to Unidade Cibernética (Cybernetic Unit)
 * Monster Gundan (Monster Army) to Tropa Monster (Monster Troops)
 * Kikō Gundan (Armament Army) to Unidade Mekanol (Mechanical Unit)
 * Most of the inidividual members of the Neros Empire also had their names changed as well.
 * Saint Seiya to Cavaleiros do Zodíaco (Knights of the Zodiac)
 * The Bronze Saints became Cavaleiros de Bronze (Knights of Bronze), same thing happened with the Silver Saints and the Gold Saints
 * The Cloths were called Armaduras (Armors)
 * Captain Tsubasa became Super-Campeões (Super-Champions)
 * Oozora Tsubasa to Oliver Tsubasa (and then back to Tsubasa Ozora...)
 * Taro Misaki to Carlos Misaki (then back)
 * Genzo Wakabayashi to Benji Wakabayashi
 * Kojiro Hyuga in Road to 2002 had his surname changed to Huega
 * Kyojuu Tokusou Juspion became O Fantástico Jaspion (The Fantastic Jaspion)
 * Madgalant to Mac Garen
 * Satangorth to Satan Goss (in all cases are conforming to the kana script instead of the supposed romanization, though Madgalant's case is an oversimplification)
 * Sekai Ninja Sen Jiraiya to Jiraya, O Incrível Ninja (Jiraya, The Incredible Ninja)
 * Jikkō Shinkūken (Jiraiya's sword, the "Magnetic Light Vacuum Sword") to Espada Olímpica (Olympic Sword)
 * Yarinin (Spear Ninja) Toppa to Yarinin Spiker
 * Yūnin Kumo Gozen (Witch Ninja Madam Spider) to Aracnin Morgana
 * Sekai Ninja (World Ninjas) to Império Ninja (Ninja Empire)
 * Some of the World Ninjas also had their nationalities changed in the dub, as well as Japanese ninjas that were not actually members of the World Ninjas.
 * Choushinsei Flashman to Comando Estelar Flashman (Star Command Flashman)
 * Dai to Dan
 * Bun to Go
 * Hikari Sentai Maskman to Defensores da Luz Maskman (Defenders of Light Maskman)
 * Takeru to Takeo
 * Haruka to Sayaka
 * Momoko to Keiko

Japanese to Spanish Name Changes

 * Kiki's Delivery Service
 * Kiki to Nikki (Kiki is a slang word in Spanish associated with sex. "Echar un kiki" means roughly "To get laid". This change did not occur in the Latin American dubs)
 * The Mazinger trilogy (Mazinger Z, Great Mazinger and UFO Robo Grendizer):
 * Boss to Jefe (literal translation)
 * Dr. Hell to Doctor Infierno (literal translation)
 * Baron Ashura to Baron Ashler (in Spain)
 * Iron Masks to Máscaras de Hierro
 * Iron Cross to Cruces de Hierro
 * Great Mazinger to Gran Mazinger
 * Tetsuya to Tatsu (in Latin America)
 * Grendizer to Grandizer
 * Kouji Kabuto to Carlos Caribe (in Spain in the third series)
 * Daisuke Umon to Daniel
 * Hikaru to Hillary
 * Maria Grace to Gracia María
 * Danbei to Benito
 * Goro to Poncho
 * Bunta to Venancio
 * Digimon
 * Paildramon to Ledramon
 * Read "Japanese-English: Digimon" on this same page
 * Ranma One Half
 * Hikaru Gosunkugi to "Beto Fetiches" (kinda like: "Bob Fetishes"; no not in the sexual sense). This was later dropped in favor of his actual name.
 * Tatewaki Kuno to Kuno Tatewaki - The translator probably assumed too much, seeing how there is a Mexican actor named Kuno Becker.
 * Not really. The first Spain dub has the exactly same change as well.
 * Kodachi Kuno to Kodachi Tatewaki.
 * In the first Spain dub, Ukyo Kuonji is at first named Federica, a plain Spanish name, and then it's weirdly changed to the Japanese name Kaori.
 * Happosai to Chen (first Spain dub)
 * Magic Knight Rayearth
 * Hikaru Shidou to Lucy.
 * Nova to Luz.
 * Fuu Hououji to Anaís.
 * Umi Ryuuzaki to Marina.
 * Lantis to Latis.
 * Ferio to Paris.
 * Lafarga to Rafaga.
 * The Autozam mecha FTO to Iron.
 * Slayers
 * Gourry Gabriev to Gaudy.
 * Lina to Reena.
 * Mistress Centipede from Inuyasha had her name changed from Mukade Joro(Japanese) to Mistress Centipede. The strangest part? Most other demon kept their original name except her.
 * Kagome to Aome ("Cagome" means, literally, "he/she shat on me".)
 * Kageromaru to Kaigeromaru
 * Doraemon to Cosmico (Some Latin American dubs only and this is not always upheld)
 * Ojamajo Doremi to Magical Doremi (Latin American dub)
 * Hazuki Fujiwara to Emilie Fujiwara.
 * Rere to Mimi.
 * Aiko Senoo to Sophie Senoo.
 * Mimi to Fifi
 * Onpu Segawa to Nicole Segawa.
 * Fafa to Lolo.
 * Momoko Asuka to Mindy Asuka.
 * Popu Harukaze to Bibi Harukaze.
 * Solsol to Fafa.
 * Majo Rika to Majorka.
 * Majo Ruka to Malissa.
 * Virtua Fighter (anime) to El defensor virtuoso ("the virtuous defender"; Latin American dub).
 * Akira Yuki to Alex Yuki (in the first episode he signs as Akira, and claims it's his artistic name)
 * Pai Chan to Erika Chan
 * Lau Chan to Carlos Chan
 * Jacky Bryant to Roberto Fantini
 * Shun Di to Fausto
 * Kagemaru to Victor
 * Jeffry McWild to Jaime Martinez
 * Ryu Kowloon to Daniel Kowloon
 * Alexander to Luxito
 * Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT (Mexican dub - averted in the Mexican print of the manga).
 * Chichi to Milk - In Spanish, the word "chichi" is slang for girl parts; in Mexico it's slang for breast (which curiously, matches one of the meanings for the original Japanese name)
 * Gyūmaō to Ox Satan
 * that change just astounds anyone by obvious reasons, besides, "Mr. Satan" was not changed later.
 * Pilaf to El Marciano ("The Martian/Alien", though only on the early chapters)
 * Kame Sen'nin to Master Roshi
 * Tsuru Sen'nin to Master Tsuru
 * Piccolo Daimaoh to Picoro Daimaku
 * Hatchan to Octavio (playing with "Octavo", which means Eighth)
 * From an earlier Mexican dub (Zero and the Dragon):
 * Goku to Zero
 * Kuririn to Cachito (a term of endearment in Mexico)
 * Yamcha to Senaki/Zedaki
 * Oolong to Mao Mao
 * Other shows like Sailor Moon and Saint Seiya gets the English versions of the names but the footage and everything else was from the Japanese versions (except things like the Ear Worm main song of Saint Seiya on his first transmissions) and other translated versions of anime main songs)
 * In Latin America, all names in Saint Seiya are kept except for Mascara de Muerte (a literal translation of Deathmask) and Krishaor Krista (Krishna). It also picks up the name (Caballeros del Zodiaco) and terms (Caballero/"Knight" instead of Saint and Armadura/"Armor" instead of Cloth) from the french dub.
 * In Spain, every single major character in Sailor Moon gets a Spaniard name, except Usagi and Ami, who are called "Bunny" and "Amy", like in English. The only character who maintained the Japanese name was Chibiusa.
 * In Spain, the Captain Tsubasa dub used the name changes made in the French dub, with several changes so all of them would sound like English names. The show had such a deep impact in Spaniard children that when the manga arrived to Spain 15 years later using the original Japanese names, the first volumes included an appendix explaining who was who.
 * Bt X (Latin American dub):
 * Teppei Takamiya to Marlon de Quevedo
 * Kotaro Takamiya to Mitchell de Quevedo
 * Karen to Lourdes
 * Fou to Falcon
 * Hokuto to Homero
 * Misha to Damian (later switched back to Misha)
 * The Juggler to El Ilusionista ("The Illusionist")
 * Aramis to Leopoldo
 * Detective Conan
 * Shinichi Kudo to Bobby Jackson
 * Conan Edogawa to Conan Blassy
 * Ran Mouri to Claudia Guzmán
 * Kogoro Mouri to Carlos Guzmân
 * Dr. Agasa to Dr. Cardillo
 * Inspector Megure to Inspector Vera
 * Heiji Hattori to Alfredo Adame, then to Alfredo Gutiérrez, then to Héctor Garza, then to Nano Díaz (uff...)
 * Naruto keeps almost all the names of the human characters intact, but some terms are translated (Latin America):
 * Iccha Iccha Paradise to Haciendolo en el Paraiso (Doing that in Paradise)

Japanese to Russian Name Changes

 * The first Russian dub of Windaria had Mrakland fighting Lunaria, instead of Paro vs. Isa.
 * Sailor Moon:
 * Usagi to Bunny, to keep the name meaning under assumption the English word is more recognized.
 * Chibi-Usa to Malyshka Bunny (lit. "Little Girl Bunny"), often shortened to just "Malyshka" ("Little Girl"). At least this was the intended meaning...
 * Ami Mizuno to Ami Mitsuno (slight change, but noticeable).
 * Queen Beril to Koroleva Pogibel' (lit. "Queen Destruction", apparently so that kids would get that she's evil...)
 * Ann/En to Anna, ruining the pun on the word "alien". (Not that there would be an acceptable way to preserve that pun without completely changing their names...)
 * Death Busters to Apostles of Death, just in case there wasn't enough Christianity references already...
 * Lemures to Remlis/Remles/whatever.
 * The Youma, Droids and Daimons were all called Demons, despite the word "droid" having nothing to do with them (or the creatures with each other, for that matter)
 * Pluto's nickname used by Chibi-Usa went from "Puu" to "Pi" (as in letter P, to make the name origin more clear).

Korean to Japanese Name Changes

 * Unbalance X Unbalance (according to here):
 * Na Hae-Young to Erina Takanashi
 * Myung Jin-Ho to Ken'ichi Mikado
 * Ha Ji-Soo to Mai Sugahara
 * Park Jae-Gyung to Akane Honda
 * Eun Ami to Ami Nagumo
 * Cha Young-Gi to Hiro Hanai

Swedish to German Name Changes

 * Emil i Lönneberga to Michel aus Lönneberga to avoid confusion with the famous German kids' book character from Erich Kästner's 1929 book Emil und die Detektive.
 * Other Astrid Lindgren books change nicknames because they just don't work in German: Matti to Mattis, Madicken to Madita etc.

Swedish to Finnish Name Changes

 * The Moomins: Mumintrollet to Muumipeikko
 * Muminpappan to Muumipappa
 * Muminmamman to Muumimamma
 * Sniff to Nipsu
 * Snusmumriken to Nuuskamuikkunen
 * Lilla My to Pikku Myy
 * Snorkfröken and Snorken to Niisku and Niiskuneiti
 * Too-ticki to Tuutikki
 * Stinky to Haisuli
 * Tofslan och Vifslan to Tiuhti ja Viuhti
 * Hattifnattar to Hattivatit
 * Mårran to Mörkö
 * Filifjonkan to Vilijonkka
 * Mymlan to Mymmeli
 * Alisa to Aliisa
 * Hemulen to Hemuli

Swedish to Icelandic Name Changes

 * The Moomins: Mumintrollet to Múmínálfarnir
 * Muminpappan to Múmínpabbi
 * Muminmamman to Múminmamma
 * Snusmumriken to Snúður
 * Lilla My to Mía litla
 * Snorken to Snorkurinn
 * Snorkfröken to Snorkstelpan
 * Too-ticki to Tikka-Tú
 * Hattifnattar to Hattífattar
 * Mårran to Morrinn (which manages to change her to a guy)
 * Mymlan to Mímla
 * Bisamråttan to Bísamrottan
 * Fillifjonkan to Fílifjónka
 * Hemulen to Hemúllinn
 * Sniff to Snabbi
 * Stinky to Hrappur

Swedish to Japanese Name Changes

 * The Moomins: Mumintrollet to Muumintroll
 * Muminpappan to Muuminpapa
 * Muminmamman to Muuminmama
 * Snusmumriken to Sunafukin
 * Lilla My to Mii
 * Snorken and Snorkfröken to Sunooku and Sunooku no ojoosan (Snork's daughter; "Floren" in the anime)
 * Too-ticki to Tuutikkii
 * Hattifnattar to Nyoronyoro
 * Mårran to Moran
 * Mymlan to Mimura neesan

Japanese to Swedish Name Changes

 * Naruto
 * ANBU to Lönn Spec/Hemliga Falangen.
 * Pervy Sage to Porrmäster (Porn master)
 * Sexy Jutsu to Pinuppatekniken (The pinup technique)
 * Akatsuki to Gryning (Dawn), initially.
 * Shukaku to Skyddstranan (The protection crane)
 * The hidden [noun] village to [Noun]gömman (The [Noun]-hiding place)
 * Mangekyou Sharingan to Kalejdoskopets Sharingan (Sharingan of the caleidoscope)
 * Jinchūriki to Pelarkraft/Kraftpelare (Pillar power/Power pillar)
 * According to a Q&A in volume 28, Sennin Mōdo (Sage Mode) will become Mästartrans (Master Trance).
 * Bleach
 * Kon to Diffi (from modifierad själ, modified soul), with Ichigo's and Rukia's initial suggested name being changed from Kai to Modde.
 * Shinigami (Soul Reapers) became Dödsängel/Dödsänglar (Angel[s] of death)
 * Uryū/Uryu/Uryuu was at one point rendered, throughout an entire chapter, as "Uryû", before remaining "Uryu".
 * Quincy became utrotningsmästare, "master(s) of extinction".

Spanish to Portuguese Name Changes

 * El Chavo Del Ocho to Chaves
 * La Chilindrina to Chiquinha
 * Don Ramón to Seu Madruga
 * Jaimito to Jaiminho