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    Daii Mercury
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    Midgardsormr
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    Summoner Lv 90
    Quote Originally Posted by subteraneanbird View Post
    The change of a single line (Can't defeat Her, so instead I'll have to be Her) sorta warps my perspective on the song.
    This also changes my interpretation of the fight (this is also brought on my Knee-High-Socks Soken's description of a "change" in Iceheart and Shiva, which is why the pre-Diamond and post are different themes.) I think that at the beginning od the encounter we are seeing Iceheart but as the battle progresses Saint Shiva is gaining control, until we ultimately dispel her essence.

    You can get this from the battle quotes, I think...
    (Iceheart) Those who have taken up the sword shall perish by the sword! // Iceheart speaking to the WoL or in regards to her mission.

    (Iceheart-Shiva) Rise to join in the chorus, my brothers! // Shiva gaining control.

    (Iceheart/Shiva) Embrace the serenity... Renounce the hatreds that consume you... And scatter them like dust in the wind... // Shiva's strength is growing, Iceheart's "breaking point". A reference to both Iceheart and Shiva's shared view of breaking the cycle of hatred.

    (Shiva) Forgive them, my beloved... // Obviously Shiva, assumingly, speaking to the dragon with whom she laid.

    (There will likely be more later but gtg for now...)
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    Last edited by MercuryD; 11-21-2014 at 12:05 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fernehalwes View Post
    While translation is a large part of our job, what is not known by many is that the EN localization team plays a large role in the creation of a lot of in-game terminology and lore which is then localized back into Japanese (with liberties often taken by the Japanese team so that the text might appear more appealing to their target Japanese audience).

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