Am I the only one who everytime hears or reads the name "Acerola"

>>31095791
You have autism

>>31095791
I'd like to touch acerola's areolas

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>>31095791
No, I actually think the same

How do you even pronounce her name and what does it have to do with goasts?

>>31095791
Acerola is a fruit, you dirty-minded fools.

>>31095791
It's not even pronounced the same.

>>31096354
In Japan, major Pokemon NPCs are usually named after or in reference of plants, flowers, vegetables, trees or what have you.

Usually in localized Pokemon games, characters have telltale names to suggest type specialty but not always. Some characters like Iris or Erika just keep their Japanese names all out. Acerola's name is the same as the JPN version and simply refers to a type of cherry.