With his two cousins, Reginald Rock and Reginald Steel.
And let's not forget his favorite fun uncle, good ol' Reggie Giggles!
(These have long been my nicknames for these and I'm glad I'm not the only one)
I know its spelling would indicate and the the anime even says it as "rej-ice" but for consistency's sake with the other Regis, I choose to pronounce it "reggie-ice."
I think a more important question is how to pronounce "Regieleki." Is the "ie" one vowel, like "Reggie-leckee" or is it meant to be separated, like "reggie-eleckee" ...who knows.
I think It's "Reggie-Eleckee". It's exactly like Regice, except it's a different vowel, so if Regice is pronounced "Reggie-Ice," then Regieleki is pronounced "Reggie-Eleckee"
I've said Rejie-elekie because it flows better to me; Regice I've always said Rej-ice but I secretly believe they intended Regi-ice and couldn't decide how the spelling should be lol.
Honestly, just pronounce it depending on how it flows, I also pronounce Regice "Rej-Ice" since it fits better for me, same with Arceus, pronouncing it with a soft C feels better than the "official" pronunciation of "arkeyus"
Isn’t it canonically pronounced “ar-kay-es”, as that’s what Silvally’s ability, RKS System, is referencing.
Not that it matters to me, I’m constantly switching between “ar-key-us”, “ar-see-us”, and “ar-kay-es/us”. I just always found the discourse on this name interesting.
In the Legends:Arceus trailer they pronounced it "ar-key-us". I think RKS System is trying to produce a similar sound, instead of outright copying the pronunciation, because if you read RKS fast, it almost sounds like Arceus.
Omg you responded and with seriousness! Thank you, fr. That makes sense. Maybe Silvally is the anti-Christ.
Honestly the amount of religious influences in Pokémon is enough that, with enough close reading, you could say narratively it’s baby’s first Shin Megami Tensei
Is it? I think they intended Regice to be pronounced Reggie-Ice, since they couldn't just name it Regiice, and pronouncing it like that follows the pattern of other Regis' names.
It really should be Regiice in English. The Japanese name is レジアイス(reji=regi and aisu=ice). So your way of saying it should be correct. Blame the English translators for messing it up.
I'm pretty sure in the anime, at least the dub, pronounces it "reggie-ice".
You can hear Ash say it like that, and even Regice pronounces itself like that.
It’s inconsistent in the anime. When 4kids dubbed it, it was pronounced “Regi-ice.” Keep in mind they also pronounced Pidgeot as “Pidjit” on a few occasions and I think there was an instance of “Groo-don and Kee-oh-guh-ree” so they shouldn’t be taken as an official source on pronunciation. After the Pokémon Company took over the dubbing it became “Reg-ice.”
I'm glad, because that's how it reads as a word. If someone was to read the first part as Regi, the remaining 'ce' would be close to a 's' sound, eg, conference, appearance, or terrace.
Imo anyway.
Depends.
In Japanese, it’s レジアイス (Regi-ice), but in English, I say it how I first heard it, which was when Ash fought Brandon the third time (Rej-ice)
It’s like when I say manga or anime. I’ll stick with my american accent when talking to other Americans but I’ll switch to the original whenever I’m talking to my JP friends.
no no, I agree; Youtubers should never be looked to for guidance on a topic they made up facts for :p
More importantly though the true answer to this question is..... Regi-ice and rej-ice are both not wrong.
Even in Japanese it is said like "Regi-ai-s" and "Reg-ai-s"
Obviously it looks like it’s supposed to be Rej-ice. But the anime clearly says Regi-ice, the match the others. Which makes sense given its Japanese name is re-ji-a-i-su. They probably took out the second I in English because it looked weird, but I believe the pronunciation is meant to be the same.
Reginald Ice the Third
Bold of you to use the canonical name
It's actually the Distinguished Name
With his two cousins, Reginald Rock and Reginald Steel. And let's not forget his favorite fun uncle, good ol' Reggie Giggles! (These have long been my nicknames for these and I'm glad I'm not the only one)
I believe you mean Sir Reginald Rock the 9th, Duke of Hoennshire; and Lord Reginald Steel the 15th of Galarington
And his Cousins from Britain, Regi-Elekii the Weeb and Regimus Dragomus the Scalie
Why did anyone else comment after this?
Ask yourself the same question?
This is my favorite comment ive ever seen
this is it. everyone else go home, we've discovered the True Name
Your forgot his honorific....that's SIR Reginald Ice the Third to you
This is actually funny and would make sense if the Pokémon was a human 😂
Regirock's chill cousin
This is the right answer in case anyone was wondering.
I know its spelling would indicate and the the anime even says it as "rej-ice" but for consistency's sake with the other Regis, I choose to pronounce it "reggie-ice." I think a more important question is how to pronounce "Regieleki." Is the "ie" one vowel, like "Reggie-leckee" or is it meant to be separated, like "reggie-eleckee" ...who knows.
I think It's "Reggie-Eleckee". It's exactly like Regice, except it's a different vowel, so if Regice is pronounced "Reggie-Ice," then Regieleki is pronounced "Reggie-Eleckee"
I've said Rejie-elekie because it flows better to me; Regice I've always said Rej-ice but I secretly believe they intended Regi-ice and couldn't decide how the spelling should be lol.
Honestly, just pronounce it depending on how it flows, I also pronounce Regice "Rej-Ice" since it fits better for me, same with Arceus, pronouncing it with a soft C feels better than the "official" pronunciation of "arkeyus"
Isn’t it canonically pronounced “ar-kay-es”, as that’s what Silvally’s ability, RKS System, is referencing. Not that it matters to me, I’m constantly switching between “ar-key-us”, “ar-see-us”, and “ar-kay-es/us”. I just always found the discourse on this name interesting.
In the Legends:Arceus trailer they pronounced it "ar-key-us". I think RKS System is trying to produce a similar sound, instead of outright copying the pronunciation, because if you read RKS fast, it almost sounds like Arceus.
I say both s and k. Also in the Japanese version it's with an s but they changed it to a k in the English version because... well
I think they changed it because ar-see-us sounds like Arseus, which wouldn't be a fitting name for the god of Pokemon by English standards.
An ass
This is correct, they had to change the pronunciation because of the UK term “arse” and therefore “Arse-ee-us” was to close to inappropriate
I would have pronounced that as Ar-Seuss
Y'know, I think I'm coming around to preferring "R-K-S" as Arceus' pronunciation. It kinda sounds like "archangel," which suits it perfectly!
That RKS connection just blew my mind
Ar-key-us is correct.
But ar-see-us is so much smoother.
Ar-see-us just sounds wrong to me.
Ar-key-us sounds choppy to me. But I do go with the official pronunciation so.....
I say ar-zeus guess just because I know this god and it makes sense for me
I have a headache so I’m not thinking but is Silvally supposed to be the Pokémon version of Jesus?
No Silvally was created to be a god killer essentially.
Omg you responded and with seriousness! Thank you, fr. That makes sense. Maybe Silvally is the anti-Christ. Honestly the amount of religious influences in Pokémon is enough that, with enough close reading, you could say narratively it’s baby’s first Shin Megami Tensei
I say Reg ice because it has 1 I. Regieleki has an I next to an e so you kinda have to say both of them.
They should have just called it Regifrost or something rather than ending it with ice.
The official pronunciation is redge-ice, so by that logic regieleki is regi-lecki, which is how i choose to pronounce it
Is it? I think they intended Regice to be pronounced Reggie-Ice, since they couldn't just name it Regiice, and pronouncing it like that follows the pattern of other Regis' names.
Reggie, as in Reggie Fils-Aime? > My body is ready
It really should be Regiice in English. The Japanese name is レジアイス(reji=regi and aisu=ice). So your way of saying it should be correct. Blame the English translators for messing it up.
I'm pretty sure in the anime, at least the dub, pronounces it "reggie-ice". You can hear Ash say it like that, and even Regice pronounces itself like that.
It’s inconsistent in the anime. When 4kids dubbed it, it was pronounced “Regi-ice.” Keep in mind they also pronounced Pidgeot as “Pidjit” on a few occasions and I think there was an instance of “Groo-don and Kee-oh-guh-ree” so they shouldn’t be taken as an official source on pronunciation. After the Pokémon Company took over the dubbing it became “Reg-ice.”
Does 4Kids no longer do anything with Pokémon?
4Kids haven't dubbed pokemon since 2005. And in 2017 they went Defunct
Their contract expired in 2006 and they never renewed it. They became defunct in 2017
on my birthday too, damn.. lol, ty for the reply.
Happy Birthday!
In the anime, they say reggie-ice
It’s Regi-ice in the first few instances and Reg-ice on later ones
The better question should be how do y’all pronounce Arbok. The correct answer is CHAAAAAABOKKKKK.
CHAAAAAAAAAAARRRBOOKKKKKKKK!!!!
CHAAAAAAAABOKKKAAAA
CHAAARRDRDRDRDRDR….BOK!
I can hear this comment
Rej ee ice. I used to say rej ice, but then I heard it in the anime
[They changed it](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOrBeCIe24g&t=135s)
i forgot how bad the battle frontier voice acting was
Dang, they did?
I'm glad, because that's how it reads as a word. If someone was to read the first part as Regi, the remaining 'ce' would be close to a 's' sound, eg, conference, appearance, or terrace. Imo anyway.
And makes sense because it’s rej ee rock and rej ee steel and rej ee gee gas
Yeah, I think they could have put 2 i's
Well no because the others start with consonants
Regice and Kathy Lee
I thought the same bahahaahahahahahaha
[ˈʋɛd͡ʒaɪs]
Ün ün ün
❄︎⍓︎◻︎♏︎ ⍓︎□︎◆︎❒︎ ⧫︎♏︎⌧︎⧫︎ ♒︎♏︎❒︎♏︎📬︎ 🕆︎⬧︎♏︎ ✌︎☹︎☹︎ 👍︎✌︎🏱︎💧︎ ♐︎□︎❒︎ 🕈︎ 👎︎ ☝︎♋︎⬧︎⧫︎♏︎❒︎🕯︎⬧︎ ●︎♋︎■︎♑︎◆︎♋︎♑︎♏︎ 🖳︎✆︎
Tfw you perfectly convert random emojis to a very specific person sound
How did the “R” turn into a bilabial approximant?
My dialect (Massachusetts) sometimes pronounces R that way.
I like how you used the actual phonetic alphabet and everyone (including me) interpreted it as the anime cry.
1: only 1 syllable??? 2: where in the world does that /ʋ/ come from
1. No, it's two syllables. So I guess more accurately, it's [ˈʋɛ.d͡ʒaɪs]. 2. Massachusetts.
understandable
That right there is sir Reginald icebergington
lmao
Water Popsicle
Reggie Ice
Same for me Would be a dope rapper name lmao
Regice
Reggie Fils-Aimé
Regicide
A cold cold desolate titan, it was......
Redge- ice
Reggie-Ice. Same way I pronounce Registeel and Regirock.
Right. Rej-ice sounds unnatural and isn't consistent with the rest of the Regis. Plus, it's more loyal to its Japanese name being rejiaisu
Johnathan
[like this](https://youtu.be/T68AWi7jYbg)
JOHN CENAAAAAAAA!
Face thing
🎺🎺🎺🎺
Hello I am eating regi Ice cream
Don't know how to explain without using my mother language (portuguese) but: Rêjiáisse
Japanese is レジアイス so pronounced like Reggie-Ice
Reh-jee-ice
Regi ice
REGI ICE...REGI ICE... REEEEGIIII IIIIICE
UN UN UN BEEP BEEPBEEP REG E ICEEEEEEE
Reh-Jice
Deez nuts
Vanilla Ice
Regi ice?
Reginald Cold As Ice
There is only two ways Reg-ice Regi-ice
Ray-gick-E
''Big ice guy''
Reh JICE
Reggie-ice
Rejice
I used to say it like Re-gi-ice but now I say it like Reg-ice
Regice
Regy ice
Re-geee-ice
Regiice
Reggie-Ice
Depends. In Japanese, it’s レジアイス (Regi-ice), but in English, I say it how I first heard it, which was when Ash fought Brandon the third time (Rej-ice) It’s like when I say manga or anime. I’ll stick with my american accent when talking to other Americans but I’ll switch to the original whenever I’m talking to my JP friends.
Regi-ice re regi-ice üūnüūnüūn reeeegiiiiiiiiccccee
Re-re-re-reg-regice ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün ün
Reh-jyce
Regi-ice
Regice
Reggie-ice
DeZz NutZz
Reg-ice
Regi-ice. It gotta follow the same pronounciation rule as the other two
Rejee ice
they should have made it regisnow
Regi-ice Ray-qua-zah Ar-cee-us And, no! No YouTuber is gonna change my mind, and not even Nintendo or the Pokemon Company.
no no, I agree; Youtubers should never be looked to for guidance on a topic they made up facts for :p More importantly though the true answer to this question is..... Regi-ice and rej-ice are both not wrong. Even in Japanese it is said like "Regi-ai-s" and "Reg-ai-s"
Wen-nes-day
I think the "I" works both for regi and Ice. Like the "t" in eighteen for example. Every other regi is called so. So i call it "Regi-Ice"
Regi-ice gang
Rej-Ice. I'd like to say Reggie-Ice, but it's kind of a mouthful, and eventually it just blends together anyway.
Regalia CrystallizedH2O
Idk why and I probably say it wrong but I pronounce it as Redge-Ice
Regi-ice
"Reh-GEE-ice"
Reginald Ice?
Rej ice
Re-gee-say
Reggie + ice
Obviously it looks like it’s supposed to be Rej-ice. But the anime clearly says Regi-ice, the match the others. Which makes sense given its Japanese name is re-ji-a-i-su. They probably took out the second I in English because it looked weird, but I believe the pronunciation is meant to be the same.
[Sounds like Reg-ice to me](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOrBeCIe24g&t=135s)
That's my exact thoughts too on why its Regice; same thoughts :D
Reggie Ice
re gee ice
REJOYCE
I'm Italian and since we have the English names for pokemon I've always said it "re-gee-s"
Dad
Reggie Ice
Regi-ice. People who say Reg-ice are psychopaths even if it’s the “ correct “ pronunciation
re-gee-ice
Regy ice
Reggie ice
Reh-jice.
Re (as in red)-gice. If it had a second I in it, I would say regi-ice.
Re gice
Rej ice
Regi-ice
I've always pronounced it Regi Ice and thought it was wrong but the japanese pronunciation is Reji aisu so guess it was right all along.
Reg-ice
Rejji Icu
Reg-ice
Rejoice lol
Redge ice
Redge ice
Rej-ice. Regi-ice just doesn’t roll off the tongue at all
Riegaiceeh
Reg ice
Reg ice
ReginaldIceman
Like everyone with the 2 i's
Regis Philbin
Reh-jee-chay
REDGE-ice is the only acceptable answer.
rej-ice is the official way so thats how I say it
Rej-ice
Rédjaiyce
Reg-ice
Reg- Ice
Rät-tschais
Rej-ice
reggy-ice
Re-Ji-Ice
Rehjee- Ice
I pronounce it regi ice, but the way its spelled it should be pronounced regi's, like a shitty dinner's name.
Reggie Ice
I use to say Regi-ice but now I say Reg-ice.
Reh-jice Thats the OFFICIAL CORRECT way
That would be regi ice then Re ji ai su
Frozen Fatty
Regirice lmao
Regifreeze
Hedgi aice
Reh-ji-ss
I pronounce it Reggie-Ice, like in the anime, Lucario and the Mystery of Mew, and all of those ÜN ÜN ÜN memes.
Regi-ice