Thread:BlitzerRyuusei/@comment-24506549-20160105232604/@comment-25114063-20160106092921

116.86.97.107 wrote: What I'm saying is, the romaji will be the same, be it being supposed to be an l or r. 'Urith' sounds weird. And going by the logic of following Romaji, we could be stuck with 'Ulis' or 'Uris.'

Because there is only 1 kana representation, thus the romaji of it is fixed as r, Japanese don't have a fixed 'R' or 'L' sound, with the only sound equivalent they have to both R and L being ambiguous to the uninitiated. Try saying 'Rin' while doing the actions required to say 'Lin.'

regardless of what it was supposed to be if it was english. I hope they get better translators soon.