ManePhant

ManeDream

TreamPhant

Yurumi

Oliphant - oops didnt read xD

Haithi - <3 beloved character from the Jungle Book.

I say Bakuyume.

I googled japanese for dreams and I saw Baku for spirit and yume for dreams. Seeing as how Shengui Guo reminds me a lot of the eastern countries.

I throw my suggestion in. :)

Tehan (Tea + an)

Sielos (Souls)

Arbata (Tea)

Sapnas (Dream)

Saparbat (Mix of the two words above lol)

Qoujin

Yurean

Uneir

Yajak

Zhou It's the name of the duke who wrote a dictionary of dream interpretation and is known as the "God of Dreams". He also contributed a lot to the building of Chinese culture and politics.

Bakun! (Bah-koon)

shizuka japanese character for silent and flower? or Sei kou? which is spelled the same but pronounced in chinese, I think.

It's bakubob isn't it.

Okay:

Q- Quabob

U- Uboba

Y- Yabobo

Hanzi, which is a Chinese written character :P

Okay... so these have probably been mentioned here before, but I'm too lazy to read 20 pages (sooo sorry ;u; )

• Oolong ( the more I think about this one, and the more I say it out loud, the more I just start to love it )

• Kombucha

• Camellia

• Ruanzhi

• Enchantaphante (bro noo)

• Tranquilitea (e.e)

• Yakuba

• Chamonelle / Chamonellie (Chamomile + Nellie the Elephant)

• Yali

• Makara

• Yasminith (Jasmine tea + ith)

batch 2 of names.

Y = Yumezo (a combo of the words dream and elephant in japanases)

U = Ujin (a combo of words that mean bless and genuine in korean.... also the handle of a lewd japanese artist according to google XD)

Q = Qimeng (a combo of the words circulating life force and dreams in chinese)

Leorsphant, Leophanta,Eleliorse.....Liorse Sounds like it is a elephant, lion, horse

@ Hamda Ujin is the name of the Fresh and Flavorful shop from the Floating Market

I LOVE the fact that sometimes the Reward Card is like a thumbnail to a new feature without spoiling it completely

Lol I've seen so many creative names (and some not exactly what one could call creative, but yk, everyone can put in their two cents) and I totally second Reitee

Qilan. It's a type of tea.

Yuequang

or Quangyue

From: Name Element YUÈ ; Chinese character meaning "moon", and Vietnamese Given Name QUANG ; meaning "bright, clear".

Purnama

From: Indonesian Given Name ; Means "full moon" in Javanese, ultimately from Sanskrit. ...

Can't wait to see the new pet :D I think I have one space left for him before I have to add slots.

Matcha

Yuuxiang or Yuu Xiang (It doesn't matter what comes before the xiang part but I like that part because xiang (or daxiang, big elephant) = elephant in chinese, anxiang = serene in chinese and mengxiang = dream

in chinese. :3 So some quick research says, but I don't speak any form of chinese at all so if anyone could validate the accuracy of the translations on these links that would be cool.

Quatorzain
piece of verse having fourteen lines; a sonnet

Shengui Guo seems like a quiet peaceful place where everything is just a step away from poetry
or something like that :x