当て字Ateji
江真
Your own name, written in kanji chosen so that reading it aloud sounds like your name. Emma → 江真 is read “e-ma”.
Your name, rewritten in kanji that still sounds like your name when read aloud — then given an epithet, and the name of the sword within you.
This is the sound your kanji will be built from — everything depends on it. If it is wrong, retype how your name sounds and press Update.
These become the imagery in your mei. Optional.
Your own name, written in kanji chosen so that reading it aloud sounds like your name. Emma → 江真 is read “e-ma”.
An epithet placed before your name. It carries no sound rule — it is chosen for its imagery. “深淵” means the abyss.
A mei is the name a swordsmith carves into a blade. Here it is the name of the sword within you — not your name, and bound by no sound rule, so the combinations are vast.