What is the Hepburn romanization of Palworld's Japanese title?

The Hepburn romanization of Palworld’s Japanese title is Paruwārudo.

The Japanese title is written パルワールド. In Hepburn-style romanization, パル becomes “Paru,” while ワールド becomes “Wārudo,” producing Paruwārudo. The macron over the “a” marks the long vowel in the Japanese ワー sequence.

This spelling can look unfamiliar because the game’s English branding uses “Palworld,” an English-styled name rather than a direct letter-for-letter rendering of the Japanese title. The Japanese title is essentially a katakana rendering of the same name, so its romanization follows Japanese pronunciation rather than English spelling.

Common mix-ups include dropping the macron, writing “Pawarudo,” or treating the title as though it were a separate Japanese word. Those forms do not match the Hepburn form given in the article’s note. Palworld was created by Pocketpair and launched as an early-access survival game centered on creatures called Pals.