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Team Resembles Represents Explanation
Rock vs. Paper vs. Scissors
Rock GU The Japanese name of the team is Gu (“Rock”).
Paper PĀï / Pえï PAI Japanese name is (“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, rather unique.
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 Choco BTR BTR The Japanese name of the team is “Bitter”.
Milk Choco MLK MLK The Japanese name of the team is “Milk”.
White Choco 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 Short for “Nessie”.
Aliens GRï GRI The origin and meaning are unknown.
Bigfoot YおK YOK The Japanese name of the team is Yukiotoko (“Yeti”).

Vanilla BとL B?L From Japanese “Vanilla” (spelled “Banira”) Strawberry ïちG/ïHG ICG/IHG From Japanese for “strawberry” (“ichigo”) Mint Chip MNと MNT Short for “Mint” Money とMï TMI/TOMI From Japanese name “Tomi” (“Wealth”) Fame MZï MZI/MSI From Japanese name “Meisei” (“Fame”) Love Āï/えï AI From Japanese name “Ai” (“Love”) 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 ZMB ZMB Short for “Zombie” Skeleton すKL SKL Short for “skull” or “Skeleton” Ghost GすT GST Short for “Ghost” Kaiten-Yaki GTN GTN/KTN From “Kaiten” Ōban-Yaki おBN OBN Short for “Ōban” Imagawa-Yaki いMΨ IMW Short for “Imagawa” Handshake HNK HNK Short for “Handshake” Fist Bump FBP FBP Short for “Fist Bump”, also dubious existence of an F Hug HΨG HUG “Hug” Friends NKM NKM “Nakama” (Part of the JP team name, “friend”) Family KZわ KZY KZK (irregular use of the わ/Y) “Kazoku” (Part of the JP team name, “family”) Solo HTR ちTR HTR “Hitori” (Part of the JP team name, “alone”) Anko ANK えNK ANK “Anko” Custard とすT CST (irregular use of the と) “Custard” Whipped Cream HïP ちïP HIP “Hoippu” (abbreviation for “whipped cream” in Japan) Friday FRï FRI “Friday” or “Fri” Saturday すえT すAT SAT “Saturday” or “Sat” Sunday すΨN SUN “Sunday” or “Sun” Drums DRM DRM “Drum(s)” Guitar GTR GTR “Guitar” Keyboard KBD KBD “Keyboard”