Talk:Papple/@comment-24631335-20180312161331/@comment-28634502-20180312173353

Yes, some other people thought the same thing. I tried to explain it and found the answer.

Sounds like pappuru (パップル) is katakana for purple. But the real purple will be spell paaparu (パーパル). And Japanese is seldom use it as a name for someone/something; if they want to mention purple, they will use "murasaki" (it can be written with kanji or katakana) replace for "purple".