[Kameron8]

Because Youkai can be renamed, recolored, and regalia'd to look like pretty much anything, can we add a small note at the end of the Youkai's name to denote what it actually is mechanically when it's summoned?

For example: 

1.  Should I hover over my opponent's pitch black dragon named Sugaar, it instead shows as Sugaar (Chun).

The install status already tells players what Youkai is actually installed in this manner, and the silhouette does not use regalia icons for the physical animation of install, so I am led to believe regalia-based trickery is not intentional.  As it stands, although it's not substantial, it is currently a minor benefit in combat to use a donation item to obscure your Youkai.

This feels counterintuitive to the spirit of donation items.

[Autumn]

I was literally just typing up the exact same kind of thread, to add on my own points, it is actually slightly pay to win because it shows up in the chat log as "Summon Dragon" or "Summon Night" so you can't even fault the player for not paying attention here.

If they are iconned into different things, or say a Haku is regalia'd into a Chun icon with the name "Chun", since Dragons all have the exact same base stats you can't even try to memorize their HP to tell them apart.

In support of this because it is a pretty troublesome thing to deal with, even though I love youkai and companion regalias.