I'm making wallpaper for GPS navigation system looks like G.U.N.D.A.M OS in Mobile Suit Gundam SEED series I'm looking for nice backronym for GPS navigation system 1.Please check and correct my idea 2.If you have other idea, please suggest me ------------ (2024)

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@CyberShobon I think it would be fine to add "(Complex)" at the end, if that is part of the style of the original. It doesn't seem like it really adds any meaning, but if it's just for aesthetics (and people who know the original source will know why it's included) I think that's fine.

Note that parenthetical phrases usually have spaces separating the parens from the rest of the sentence, so IMHO it would look better to say:

"Global User Navigation Driving Assist Module (Complex)" (with a space before "(Complex)")

Of course, this may depend a bit on what your visual layout actually looks like... (If you're doing the words vertically, for example, then obviously this is not an issue.)

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If I understand correctly, you want to create an acronym that describes the function of a car GPS system, but uses the letters "GUNDAM" instead, right?

I think that the ending "Driving Assist Module" is very good (that actually sounds like something that somebody would name a tech device, and does describe what it does in a way). I'm not sure about "Generation" or "Unrestricted", though (those kinda sound like just randomly-chosen words). It occurs to me that you could use the same word for "G" as in "GPS" ("Global")... How about something like:

"Global User Network Driving Assist Module"? (it is a module that assists driving, and it uses a 'global user network' (meaning the network of GPS satellites which can be used by ordinary people) to do that)

Or maybe:

"Global User Navigation Driving Assist Module" (also includes "navigation", which is actually the main purpose of a GPS, after all)

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@CyberShobon I think it would be fine to add "(Complex)" at the end, if that is part of the style of the original. It doesn't seem like it really adds any meaning, but if it's just for aesthetics (and people who know the original source will know why it's included) I think that's fine.

Note that parenthetical phrases usually have spaces separating the parens from the rest of the sentence, so IMHO it would look better to say:

"Global User Navigation Driving Assist Module (Complex)" (with a space before "(Complex)")

Of course, this may depend a bit on what your visual layout actually looks like... (If you're doing the words vertically, for example, then obviously this is not an issue.)

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