Onii-Chan means "Big Brother" in English
Onii Shiro
Nii-chan or Nii- nii is Japanese for older brother. Onii-chan is someone else's older brother.
Properly romanized as "onii-chan" and "onii-san", the word is used to refer to an elder brother. The "chan" honorific is used when casually addressing or referring to one's elder brother while the "san" honorific is a more formal and respectful way to address or refer to the sibling.
兄 (ani) is older brother in Japanese. When addressing someone else's older brother, you should use お兄さん (onii-san).
There are two words for older brother, and they are used in different contexts. When talking to someone else and you refer to your older brother, you use a humble form. You would say "ani" (hiragana: あに kanji: 兄). When talking to someone else and you want to refer to their older brother, you use a polite form. You would say "onii-san" (hiragana: おにいさん kanji: お兄さん). You also use this word when talking to your older brother. So if I had an older brother I would call him "onii-san" or "onii-chan".
Kaname is the first name and onii-sama is an affectionate form of endearment to an older brother same with onii-chan though the latter is addressed in a playful way
It means simply means Older sister~ As Onii-chan is to Older Brother
Onii Shiro
youkai, onii, bake-mono
Nii-chan or Nii- nii is Japanese for older brother. Onii-chan is someone else's older brother.
Arigato, Onii-san or Arigato, Onii-sama. Depending on the relationship between the brother and sibling, the honorific suffix can change. San is an honorific for those not very close but not very distant either. If the person respects their brother very highly, it would be Onii-sama. Hope that helps.
brother, onii-chan, [oh-nee-chawn] sister, onee-chan, [oh-neh-chawn]
If you are talking about someone else's older brother it is Aniue. But if you are talking about your own older brother it is Onii-san. When using Onii-san some call them Onii-tama, sort of like -sama, but more childish. (Oh-nee) If you talk about someone you look up to and call them big brother, it is Aniki (兄貴)
It is either Respected older brother or Respected older sister
Dolly (If it is your name) would just be dolly. However, You would be called (Last name here)-san/kun/senpai/kohai/sensei/onee-san/onii-san/onee-chan/onii-chan/chan
For the fight with the Onii King, it is recommended that you bring a farmer, a few hunters, a few lumberjacks and many soldiers. At the beginning of the fight, break open the pots at the bottom of the arena to get arrows and other items. Also, there is a crack near the bottom left that can be opened up by your farmer for a hot spring, which can be used to heal your people. If you want to, you can shoot the Onii at the top left corner who is throwing pots down at you. Next, send the lumberjack(s) and farmer(s) forward to the lumps of wood in front of the Onii King. When all three pieces are destroyed, move forward, dodging the pots the Onii King are throwing at you, and then send your soldiers forward. When your soldiers make contact with him, wait one second before retreating. He'll get angry and throw a tantrum, while the Onii who is handing the pots to him throws it on his head instead. Right after this happens, send all of your people in and attack the Onii King. Once a quarter of his health has been taken away, order a retreat, because he is about to blast the area around him with shockwaves. Once he has calmed, repeat this method again and again until you have defeated the Onii King. He'll flee from the area, leaving behind a vase. Break it open and you will free the first of the seven princesses. Her name is Apricot. Now, you'll go back to the castle and celebrate.
Onii-san is the honorific while the actual word is ani.