Here's mine : tytnnniraonpioneth

It's always cool to see what you come up with, I'll save this one along with the dark side name you made me (Antonin Typhontrine).

Bittersweet illusion, thanks and enjoy:

Hekate Regina Clinker
= Kaigrreetelncieakhn

Hekate: reflecting the Victorians' fondness for classical names, this is the ancient Greek name of the goddess of the moon, crossroads, and sorcery.

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Nightspectre

Hyperion T. Tintannon
= tytnnniraonpioneth

Hyperion: as mentioned above, the Victorians' had a fondness for classical names. In ancient Greek myth, Hyperion was the Titan who fathered the lights of the heavens. His name means "watcher from above."

-- Nephele

What fun, what fun! Here's my full name (I hope it's not troublesome that I have two middle names): Axilneeeseiljoecyssvaaen.

And for my two favourite gents: Hreniaenlaexdrbcenuklfsiet

and

Gvainpualkrlabyorosbun

Who coincedentally also both have second middle names.

Purple-black13, here you go. Your two gentleman friends are members of the peerage:

Alcyone Elissa Xenia Jeeves
= Axilneeeseiljoecyssvaaen.

Sir Alexander Bethuel Fincken
= Hreniaenlaexdrbcenuklfsiet

Baron Alvy Paulus Borking
= Gvainpualkrlabyorosbun

-- Nephele

osmhat enall rwsokpo

Interesting, as the steampunk genre is only really known to me through fiction..... and Fields of the Nephilim, of course.

centurion, you have a really fun name to work with. Take your pick:

Alphonso Mawlstoker
Alphonso Metalworks
Stanholme Woolspark
Sokrates P. Hollowman
Paramonos K. Shotwell
= osmhatenallrwsokpo

-- Nephele

Oh my! Hmm, good work Nephele!

I think I might just chop off the last name at the end though, it seems like a bit much (my fault, I know, it is a lot of letters to work with).

Alternately, perhaps could you try with just their first, last and the nicer of their middle names to form a first and last (like Alphonso Mawlstoker and everyone else)?:

aednirnteaifxshleer

and

visunabgpoournpl

I just want to see if this works better...

I'm sorry if it's troublesome. You don't have too if you don't want to, because frankly, Sir Alexander Bethuel and Baron Alvy Paulus are quite fitting... and yet curiosity killed the cat.

I love my own name though!

Thank you. And, yes, that will be helpful. Generally, multiple middle names tend to be a bit much to work with. (Although a scramble that's too short isn't too good, because Steampunk names tend to be a bit lengthy.)

I'll be back later with new anagrams for you and your friends. It's no trouble at all, Purple-black. When people enjoy the names I anagram for them, it makes me kinda happy.

-- Nephele

-- Wed Apr 14, 2010 6:26 am --

Purple-black13, try these names for your friends:

Daniel Rixenfeathers
= aednirnteaifxshleer

Appius V. Longbourn
= visunabgpoournpl

And if you'd like to give me a shorter scramble of your own name, I'll be happy to re-do that as well.

-- Nephele

Yes I love how you do these. How do you do them seemingly so easy though?
Heres mine. onmsanidtrsnariea

Malkavius

Sir Ainston Readman
= onmsanidtrsnariea

-- Nephele

They're lovely!

Just for fun: xisseavnleaeelisean. These name games are so addictive!

Purple-black13, have another:

Ainslee Avaline Essex
= xisseavnleaeelisean

-- Nephele

One anagramming thread isn't enough, folks, she's insatiable (and will be the first to admit it, I'll wager).

So here ya go:

ilrniiutersccnanvct


And always wanting to contribute, here's a scrambler that scrambles as you type.

(I type, it scrambles?

You type, it scrambles.)

Lachrymose, I always enjoy doing you.

Calvin N. Circuitstern
= ilrniiutersccnanvct

-- Nephele

>blush<