Talk:Christmas 2017 Event/@comment-50.126.137.0-20171219215728/@comment-32572338-20171220072928

Yeah, I was also thinking similar. Rather than being "sheep's brother" it functions like an adjective, saying he has sheep-like qualities. Being gentle, kind and looking like one with his white hair.

For another example, you don't translate"Kamen no otoko" as ""man of the mask / mask's man", but "masked man". I think it's the same here, it should be just "sheep brother".

Brother should be kept even though it's referring to a young man, cause Attila also could him "buraza", which is the English word's japanese pronunciation.