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Kai = mystery/wonderdoh = child (girl in this case)maru = purity/perfection

refer to jisho.org, plugging in the appropriate kanji.

The story of kaidohmaru is based on an ancient Japanese legend (of which I know nothing.)this explains, perhaps, why the makers of the anime felt no introduction was needed to acquaint the audience with the story, milieu, and characters: It was expected that the audience would already be familiar with the story.

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