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Team	Resembles	Represents	Explanation
Rock vs. Paper vs. Scissors
Rock	GΨ	GU	The Japanese name of the team is Gu (“Rock”).
Paper	PĀï Pえï	PAI	Japanese name is Pā (“Paper”), although it's unknown why the I is there.
Scissors	HおK ちおK	HOK COK CHOK	The Japanese name of the team is Choki (“Scissors”).
Gear vs. Grub vs. Fun
Gear	とおG	TOG DOG	The Japanese name of the team is Dōgu ("Gear").
Grub	Mとï	Unknown	The meaning is unclear.
Fun	HïMĀ ちïMĀ HïMえ ちïMえ	HIMA	The Japanese name of the team is Hima Tsubushi (“Stuff to Kill Time”)
Spicy vs. Sweet vs. Sour
Spicy	KRï	KRI	The Japanese name of the team is Karai (“Spicy”).
Sweet	ĀMï えMï	AMI	The Japanese name of the team is Amai (“Sweet”).
Sour	すPï	SPI	The Japanese name of the team is Suppai (“Sour”).
Dark Chocolate vs. Milk Chocolate vs. White Chocolate
Dark Chocolate	BTR	BTR	The Japanese name of the team is “Bitter”.
Milk Chocolate	MLK	MLK	The Japanese name of the team is “Milk”.
White Chocolate	WYと HYT いYと	WYT HYT	The Japanese name of the team is “White” (spelled “Howaito” in Japanese).
Nessie vs. Aliens vs. Bigfoot
Nessie	ちEと HEと NEと	NET NES (irregular use of ち/H)	Short for “Nessie”.
Aliens	GRï	GRI	Possibly from grey aliens or "little green men".
Bigfoot	YおK	YOK	The Japanese name of the team is Yukiotoko (“Yeti”).
Vanilla vs. Strawberry vs. Mint Chip
Vanilla	BとL	B?L	The Japanese name of the team is “Vanilla” (spelled “Banira” in Japanese).
Strawberry	ïちG ïHG	ICG IHG	From Ichigo (“Strawberry”)
Mint Chip	MNと	MNT	Short for “Mint”.
Money vs. Fame vs. Love
Money	とMï	TMI TOMI	The Japanese name of the team is Tomi (“Wealth”).
Fame	MZï	MZI MSI	The Japanese name of the team is Meisei (“Fame”).
Love	Āï えï	AI	The Japanese name of the team is Ai (“Love”).
Shiver vs. Frye vs. Big Man
Shiver	BΨK	BUK	Likely short for “Buka” or “Buuka”, from Fuuka, Shiver’s Japanese name.
Frye	Ψとお	UTO	Short for Utsuho, Frye’s Japanese name.
Big Man	MNT	MNT	Short for Mantarō, Big Man’s Japanese name.
Zombie vs. Skeleton vs. Ghost
Zombie	ZMB	ZMB	Short for “Zombie”.
Skeleton	すKL	SKL	Short for “Skull” or “Skeleton”.
Ghost	GすT	GST	Short for “Ghost”.
Kaiten-yaki vs. Ōban-yaki vs. Imagawa-yaki
Kaiten-yaki	GTN	GTN KTN	Short for Kaiten.
Ōban-yaki	おBN	OBN	Short for Ōban.
Imagawa-yaki	いMΨ	IMW	Short for Imagawa.
Handshake vs. Fist Bump vs. Hug
Handshake	HNK	HNK	Short for “Handshake”.
Fist Bump	FBP	FBP	Short for “Fist Bump”.
Hug	HΨG	HUG	“Hug”
Friends vs. Family vs. Solo
Friends	NKM	NKM	From part of the Japanese name: Nakama ("Friend")
Family	KZわ KZY	KZK (irregular use of わ/Y)	From part of the Japanese name: Kazoku ("Family")
Solo	HTR ちTR	HTR	From part of the Japanese name: Hitori ("Alone")
Red Bean Paste vs. Custard vs. Whipped Cream
Red Bean Paste	ĀNK えNK	ANK	Short for Anko, the Japanese name of the team.
Custard	とすT	CST (irregular use of と)	Short for “Custard”.
Whipped Cream	HïP ちïP	HIP	Short for Hoippu, the Japanese name of the team, itself a shortening for “whipped cream” in Japanese.
Friday vs. Saturday vs. Sunday
Friday	FRï	FRI	“Friday” or “Fri” Also dubious existence of an F in the script.
Saturday	すえT すAT	SAT	“Saturday” or “Sat”
Sunday	すΨN	SUN	“Sunday” or “Sun”
Drums vs. Guitar vs. Keyboard
Drums	DRM	DRM	Short for “Drum(s)”.
Guitar	GTR	GTR	Short for “Guitar”.
Keyboard	KBD	KBD	Short for “Keyboard”.
Baby Chicks vs. Li'l Bunnies vs. Bear Cubs
Baby Chicks	とミK とEK	Unknown.	The origin and meaning is unclear.
Li'l Bunnies	ΨすG	USG	Short for usagi ("rabbit") or the Japanese name of the team, kousagi ("bunny").
Bear Cubs	KGM	KGM	Short for koguma, the Japanese name of the team.
Same Ol' vs. Bucket List vs. Save the Day
Same Ol'	ïTM	ITM	Short for itsumo, part of the Japanese name of the team.
Bucket List	ZNB	ZNB	Short for zenbu, part of the Japanese name of the team.
Save the Day	すGす	SGS	Short for sagasu, part of the Japanese name of the team.