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* ''[[Romeo X Juliet]]'', Do you pronounce the x "X", "times", "and", or is it just "Romeo Juliet"?

** Just call it "Romeo and Juliet." The "x" is the typical Japanese marker of [[Shipping|romantic pairings]].

* ''Onegai☆Teacher'' and ''Onegai☆Twins''. The English versions lost the stars but picked up exclamation points, becoming ''[[Please Teacher]]!'' and ''[[Please Twins]]!'' respectively.

* The [[X Box]] version of ''[[Guilty Gear|Guilty Gear X2]]'' was called ''Guilty Gear X2 #Reload,'' [[Musical Theme Naming|pronounced "Sharp Reload"]]. It had a sequel called Λ Core.

** "BRE∀K DOWN", also by [[Be For U]].

** ''In The Groove'' songs "Utopia," "Destiny," "Delirium," and "Xuxa," among others, are credited to ☺. Pronounced "smiley." There is also a song entitled "!" pronounced "bang."

* The second opening to ''[[Hayate the Combat Butler]]'' is called Shichiten Hakki ☆ Shijōshugi!

** And it has a (O_O;) in its kanji lyrics!

* [[Sonic Youth|Thurston Moore's]] 1995 solo album is usually referred to as ''Psychic Hearts'', but the album artwork actually renders the title as ''Psychic ♥♥♥''.

* The opening theme for the first season of ''[[Minami-ke]]'' is "Keikenchi Joushouchuu ☆". [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuL1ZffBI2I As Marina Inoue explains:]

* †††, a side project of [[Deftones]]' Chino Moreno (not to be confused with the already mentioned †‡†). It's pronounced "crosses". Also, they have a tendency to replace all T's in their song titles with cross symbols, as in "†his Is A †rick", and even have a song simply titled "†".

* British dance-punk band Hadouken!

* The ¥€$ currency in ''[[Ghost in the Shell]]''.

* Actor Laurence Tureaud legally changed his name to [[Mr. T]].

* The English seaside town Westward Ho! (exclamation mark official)

* Sm:)e Records.