>>224337
Who is that?

>>224337
>>224336
The phrase "wan wan" is actually how the sound of a dog barking is interpreted and written in Japanese; it's an onomatopoeic expression similar to "woof woof" in English. If Finland or a Finnish character said "wan wan" to a Shiba Inu, it might be in a context where they are either imitating or acknowledging the dog's bark in a culturally specific way, particularly acknowledging the Japanese origin or breed of the dog, since Shiba Inu is a Japanese breed. This could be in a playful, affectionate, or communicative manner, as if trying to "speak" in the dog's "language" or simply acknowledging the dog in a way that's culturally relevant to its breed. However, without more context, it's hard to provide a definitive explanation. This kind of interaction could occur in a variety of media, including comics, cartoons, or online memes, where cultural references and playful communication with animals are common.