DouWata makes sense: Dou [meki] and Wata [nuki]
Donuts also makes sense: Do [umeki] and nuts (well Watanuki is probably considered nuts by someone)

But what about 104?
I was recently asked by someone what it meant, and I realised (yes, I had an epiphany!) I had no clue.

Any answers? 😕

It has to do with the kanji readings, I believe.

Doumeki's name is written as "百目鬼 静"
Watanuki's name is written as "四月一日君尋"

百四 is read as one hundred and four.

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I thought it might have to do with language.