I thought it was モナー?

How about Mjolnar? Like Tooth.
Or Mona Lisa?

i call mona monar because in Japanese, for example, i want to say Monar, in japanese you can't put a consonant alone, instead of put "monaru", they use a chōonpu (ー) where should be the r, with the example of monar, it looks like this: モナー

モ = mo
ナ = na
ー = long vocal

I always thought "monar" was an mis-translation error by the Japanese when they tried to translate "モナー" to english.

>>3
not necessarily, モナー in this case comes from お前もな where the na alone is used. The most correct would be something like monaa or monā

>>5 you can still calling monar mona, another example is moralar, in Japanese is it モララー (morarā), in Japanese l does no exists so they use r for replace the l

I like to think of "monar" as an adjective to something.

Ex. "Look at that monar looking fellow, I bet he uses 2ch."

monar implies a britfag pronunciation where the r is silent

britboooooooooooooooong. how would they pronounce bon apatit

lookit dat monah lookin cunt