7. Lone Wanderer
Dec 06, 2018
CJ's Translation Guide:
Finna - roughly translated as 'little one.' Literal meaning: 'one without size or strength.'
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Finna is more... spiky... than I imagined; but the chibi form is so cute! 🥰
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