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[erilaz↑↓]

^ The reason is that 月, when used as a radical, is very often a variant of 肉 (#130 in Nelson). This variant form is accordingly called nikuzuki (肉 niku 'flesh' written like 月 tsuki 'moon').

[CaptainBerryzGiraffe↑↓]

interesting. That makes a lot of sense, I knew there had to be some connection; it couldn't be a coincidence. Interesting how that works. o.o

[forgetmenots↑↓]

I never check this part of the forum =u= Sorry. If you haven't encountered it already here's one of Atsugiri-Jason's first performances