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* In keeping with DJ YOSHITAKA naming his songs after flowers, shion is the Japanese name of a flower commonly known as aster tataricus. It's often associated with memory and remembrance.
* In keeping with DJ YOSHITAKA naming his songs after flowers, shion is the Japanese name of a flower commonly known as aster tataricus. It's often associated with memory and remembrance.
** The word shion itself can be translated out as "I won't forget you".
** The word shion itself can be translated out as "I won't forget you".
* According to Chihiro, SHION was originally named ''Zion'', after the Japanese period of weather known as the sankan-shion (三寒四), a period between the winter and spring seasons where there are 3 days of cold weather followed up by 4 days of nice, warm weather.  Read more about it in [http://megasoryan.wordpress.com/ this article].
* According to Chihiro, SHION was originally named ''Zion'', after the Japanese period of weather known as the sankan-shion (三寒四温), a period between the winter and spring seasons where there are 3 days of cold weather followed up by 4 days of nice, warm weather.  Read more about it in [http://megasoryan.wordpress.com/ this article].
** SHION's 2P palette, which has her in a warmer color palette, is a holdover from her original name.
** SHION's 2P palette, which has her in a warmer color palette, is a holdover from her original name.
* SHION's songwheel genre (ハイスピード幻想チューン) can be read as "HI-SPEED GENSOU TUNE".
* SHION's songwheel genre (ハイスピード幻想チューン) can be read as "HI-SPEED GENSOU TUNE".
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