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Okay, as I'm writing this Himbo Werewolf script, I'm realizing that he's gonna need a name because I can see him totally becoming a recurring character. But as I was writing the last script, I kept just calling him "Wolf" which seems a little too on the snout if you ask me. (I'M DEAD I'M SO FUNNY)

Anyway, I've had fun in the past getting your input in naming characters (that's where Xander came from after all, waaay back in the early days of my YouTube odyssey).

So, here's the deal.

Write a comment down below and pitch me a name, and write a little sentence or two why you think it's a good name for him.

Everyone who submits a name will be entered into a draw for some as-of-yet-to-be-determined gift. I'm thinking something fun like a Christmas card from me, or a personalized voice note, something like that (I'm open to suggestions).

Get them in by Sunday, November 23rd at 11:59 Pacific Time. We'll do a poll from all the entrants and I'll chose from the like, top two or three. I'll add one name to the poll that I want to pitch (but I won't say which it is).

I'll draw the name of the winner from the list of everyone who pitched a name, using a Wheel of Names on discord chat or something, and then will get in touch with them to arrange the prize. Sound like fun?

Thanks studs, you're awesome.

Comments

Eliza Martinez

Rei Roclaw I figured that this could be a cool name cause it reminded me of one of my bros I see at the gym. He also has the name Ray, but with AY not EI Hope this helps man, good luck ❤️

Dayofnight

Warren Loboten. The name Warren means "park keeper," "game warden," or "to protect" and has Old French and English origins. And Lobo is Spanish for a male Wolf in our last audio, he protected us, the listener from a sense of evil.

RowdyBo

How about different first names with the last name of Knot or Knott, a play on a certain part of his wolf anatomy, in coitus. There is Cole Knot, English meaning swarthy. Clayton or Clay Knot, sounding like it would be hard. Hardin or Harden Knot, English/German meaning brave or strong. Just to the ear sounds like "hard knot." Magnus or Maximus (Max) Knot. Sterling Knot, or "not silver, thank you." Alexander the Great's famous Gideon Knot. Maik A. Knot, German/Dutch, from Hebrew derivation, and a play on what would happen coupling with him. Liam Knot, Irish meaning protector or Warrior. Or Kian Knot, Irish meaning master or king. And there is an old Celtic/French name, Mael Knot, pronouncing both the A and E, rather than running them together, which sounds to the ear like "male" knot, an obvious reference, and meaning chief or prince, which would be cool because werewolf, I believe, is of ancient Celtic/German or Frankish French origin making him a werewolf prince. But it is so unusual that most people probably would not respond to it and it's reference lost. Still it's a cool thought.

Argent

I like the name Benjamin, when I was a kid I had a big Newfoundland Dog named Benjamin, and I think names with a natural nickname or shorthand like Ben is really nice, especially when writing

Coatl

I like Nokoa Vercan, or Vercan Nokoa. The name Nokoa is Hawaiian for brave/warrior and I got Vercan from Ver (vertere) which is Latin for change/turn? And Can from lycanthrope.

RowdyBo

I meant Alexander the Great's Gordian Knot.