What does Mamaha mean in Japanese?

Mamaha is the name of Nako Ruru Eagle. This is a line from Nako Ruru. Nako Ruru is a character in the Japanese SNK fighting game Soul Service. Arigato is a Japanese homonym for ぁりがとぅ, which means "thank you". Romaji writes arigatou, and Mamaha is the name of her eagle, which has no special meaning.

As the guardian eagle of Bao Dao's Seven Churches, if Mamaha flies back to Shencun, the Ainu settlement, alone with Bao Dao's Seven Churches, it means that the holders of Bao Dao have run out of luck.

The role of Mamaha's guardian eagle in the play

Mamaha, Nako Ruru's combat partner, played an indispensable role in the battles with opponents in Nako Ruru in the past dynasties: the eagle's sharp eyes to contain, the eagle's flight in the air and various attacks and surprise attacks afterwards, and even the killing skills of weapons-the round dance of the angry eagle and the round dance of the brilliant god all needed Mamaha.

Compared with Liu Bing's "Guardian Wolf: Shikuru" (played by Luo Cha Nako Ruru), Mamaha can provide Nako Ruru with powerful containment and air maneuverability. In The Romance of the Gods, besides following Nako Ruru and Nako Ruru (Purple Clothes), Shikuru also played a hidden role.