Crispin is the name of a character from Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. He appears in the Indigo Disk DLC. He is one of the Blueberry Academy's Elite Four, and he specializes in the Fire type.
I'm sorry, I just absolutely dislike this name. It has never seemed like a real name to me and it sounds so fake and forced. It also reminds me of the word "crispy"... yuck!
― Anonymous User 11/2/2016
-5
If you ever name your kid Crispin, you might get sued for the trademark name infringement by potato chip manufacturers. Just a warning.
I love the name Crispin! It's my favorite name for a boy and has been for quite a while already! If I would have a boy today, he would defenitly be called Crispin Lyall NN: Crisp or Chris.
Crispin is the middle name of British actor Richard Armitage. He played Thorin Oakenshield in The Hobbit movies and John Thornton in the BBC miniseries North and South.
Crispin Freeman is a voice actor; he voices Itachi Uchiha (Naruto), Shizuo Heiwajima (Durarara!), Holland Novak (Eureka 7), Haji (Blood+), Alucard (Hellsing), Alex Row (Last Exile), and Tsume (Wolf's Rain), among many other roles.
Ok, I have to agree with most of the comments... it does remind me of a potato chip or something crunchy. As far as a name, I sort of like it, but then I don't really like it at all. It sounds ok with a few other names that would be ok for someone else's kid, not mine though.
Crispin Freeman is a famous bearer. Freeman is a well know voice actor for many titles of anime and video games, including titles such as Hellsing, Naruto, Ghost in the Shell, Eureka 7, and The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya; to name a few.
Although I would never use this name, I think it is rather unusual and strange, and because of that, I - sort of, in a strange way - like it, partly, I think too its rarity and its unusual sounding-ness. :)
The name seems ridiculous to me. It sounds like the adjective 'crispy', and it makes me think of cereals. I remember that this was the name of some host on MTV Europe way back in 1996 and 1997, and he wasn't one of my favorites for whatever reason (I doubt I really understood what he was talking about), and I already loathed the name then.
In the Mistmantle Chronicles by M. I. McAllister (I think that's the correct spelling of her name), one of the characters, a squirrel, is named Crispin. He starts out as a captain, but he's banished because he's falsely accused for the prince's death. He returns to Mistmantle Island after Urchin (the main character) rescues him. When the king dies, it is his duty to become the next king, which he does. He's a very noble character with a very noble name, in my opinion.
Crispin is actually a short form (and the modern English form) of Crispinus. Crispinus can also be found in the Submitted Names Database.Also, Crispin is the name of a saint from the 3rd century AD.
I like this name. It's cute for a little boy and dashing for a man. Unfortunately, it is probable that someone named Crispin would be teased to no end.
WOW! What a name! The CRIS is stylish and the PIN is humourous - it's a winning combination. If God had a name I have no doubt it would have been CRISPIN.