Talk:Rashomon Event Rerun/@comment-31096423-20170530152908/@comment-31096423-20170530193311

I've just revisited all the story from solomon, including the stage introduction, and I haven't seen a single Salomon or サロモン in any place, while e pluribus unum is written in the title of america as イ・プルーリバス・ウナム, which, as Katakana goes, is read as "i puruuribasu unamu", but Katakana tries to imitate the original pronunciation using the limited Japanese vocalization, which makes it somewhat correct; this, however, doesn't apply to ソロモン  > Salomon, since it's pronounced as "Solomon", and the Japanese have transcribed that correctly as  ソロモン. So.. no, it still doesn't answer my question, why would the Wikia use "Salomon" instead of "Solomon" if not even the game references the latin pronunciation and scripture, otherwise they would've used the original hebrew name of  שְׁלֹמֹה, pronounced   sɒləmən  (Solomon, as-is), or they could have even used Jedidiah, his other name...

So, where exactly does this Salomon that keeps popping up around the wikia come from?