'A Hunters Dream' = Ryoshi's Dream? The Homophone Clue

A piece of bilingual wordplay the Japanese community loves. ❶ Hunter → 猟師: 'Hunter' translates into Japanese as 猟師 (ryōshi). ❷ 猟師 → Ryoshi: That word is a near-perfect homophone of Ryoshi, the pseudonymous creator of Shiba Inu. Read that way, the token's name quietly becomes 'Ryoshi's Dream.' (One detail worth keeping straight: on-chain the token's `name()` returns A Hunters Dream, with no apostrophe — Bloodborne's location is the one written 'Hunter's Dream.') 🔍 Observatory: This is interpretation, not evidence — 'hunter' has several Japanese translations, and the match is phonetic, not spelled. But for a creator who chose the handle 'Ryoshi' and then seeded a project literally named after a hunter's dream, the community finds the coincidence hard to wave away. Wordplay, unverified. 🐦‍⬛