オールマイト
Your name
Allmight
in Japanese
The default way to write Allmight in Japanese is オールマイト — a phonetic katakana spelling that captures the sound and signals, instantly to a Japanese reader, that the name comes from elsewhere. But katakana is only one of three answers Japanese gives to a foreign name.
Below, we show all three. First the official katakana. Then a set of meaning kanji chosen to express what Allmight actually means at the root — Coined name combining English 'all' (everything, universal) and 'might' (great strength, power) — meaning 'all-encompassing power' or 'supreme strength'. Finally a set of ateji, the playful tradition where the kanji match the sound and tell their own small story underneath.
Katakana — Phonetic
How Allmight is most commonly written in Japanese — used on official documents, business cards, and signage.
Meaning Kanji — Etymology
"Allmight" means: Coined name combining English 'all' (everything, universal) and 'might' (great strength, power) — meaning 'all-encompassing power' or 'supreme strength'.
全力
Zenriki
Together: 'all one's strength' — a direct semantic match for 'all might'.
万豪
Bangou
Together: 'myriad might' — the boundless heroic strength of a champion.
総剛
Sougou
Together: 'total fortitude' — comprehensive, immovable strength.
Ateji — Sound + Meaning
Where the sound matches and the kanji tell their own small story. The Edo scholars and modern manga authors both played this game.
央琉舞威人
O-ru-ma-i-to
A mystical reading: 'the central gem who dances with awe-inspiring presence' — a radiant figure at the heart of legend.
桜瑠舞愛斗
O-ru-ma-i-to
Cute & sparkly: 'a star dancing among cherry blossoms and jewels with love' — soft, charming, idol-like.
凰流魔翼跳
O-ru-ma-i-to
Cool & mythic: 'phoenix-streaming magical wings that leap' — a flamboyant, supernatural hero soaring across the sky.
Not sure which form to use?
Katakana, meaning kanji, and ateji each belong to a different part of Japanese life — official paperwork, calligraphy and gifts, signatures and wordplay. Our full guide walks through when to reach for each one.
Read the guide: the three ways to write your name in Japanese →
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