Thread:Roboartitec/@comment-3544775-20131230184913/@comment-5912473-20140101164101

Crunchyroll has been using the "Guila" spelling for their translation. I wasn't too sure because they've had a few inconsistencies (The character "Threader" has been named both "Slater" and "Slader", for example). Seems like the bookmark confirms it. It makes sense in retrospect - "Guila" is a European name pronounced "Geela".