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Why should beria Altman's son be named Kidd Altman?

Thank you for inviting me. There is a simple reason. I think many people know, so I won't talk about it. In fact, this is easy to understand, mainly depending on your thoughts. As for why beria did this, the most correct answer is to ask beria himself.

For beria, anyone who has seen Ciro movies should know that he was exiled because he touched the core of plasma sparks, and then was possessed by the soul of Ray Blando. From then on, he degenerated into a dark Altman, ambitious to dominate the universe and take revenge on the country of light.

Beria's previous strength was not so good. After darkness, he just has the ghost of a monster. In big movies, he is very powerful, mainly because he has powerful weapons and can do bad things that ordinary people can't do. Without weapons, the strength will be as weak as before.

In my personal understanding: beria has done all kinds of bad things, so why should he name his son Kidd? It is because he has done so many things that he is sorry for Otto planet. Finally, when his son was born, he was old, touched and ashamed of what he had done before. Therefore, I hope my son will not be spurned like him, and I hope his son will do good deeds all his life and be a good Altman.

I'm kidding. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

In fact, this is because the name of G&D is GEED, which is a combination of the letters Gene and destination in English. Different from the identity background of Altman in the past, G&D is the son of beria, so its body and eye design contain elements of beria.

The Japanese translation of G&D transliteration means fate. It's not my virtue, but the name was taken by asakura Lu himself, not by Lao Hei. Besides, Kidd is a translation mistake in mainland China, just like Madoka Daigo's translation has become a real bone. If the North CSI wants to take it, he will not consider Chinese homophones.

So that's just a mistake in mainland translation. Actually, it's called emerald Altman.