Fischl/Voice-Overs/Chinese

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==Story==
==Combat==
==Trivia==
* Fischl occasionally uses terminology that is more commonly seen in Japanese, rather than Chinese. Some examples include:
** , read as danzai in Japanese, meaning "judgment," or "conviction of a crime." The term is used in her self-styled title, the "Prinzessin der Verurteilung" ().
** , read as Moshiroku in Japanese, referring to the in the Christian Bible. is still in use in certain sects of Roman Catholicism, though the book is now more commonly known as among Protestants.
** , read as tabibito in Japanese. The term is used as the official title for the game's protagonist in Japanese. See also Translation Notes.
* Fischl also uses terminology that may reference Inazuman dialogue and concepts.
** Both and refer to concepts in Enkanomiya. The first can be found in the title Tokoyo Ookami (), the Enkanomiyan name of Istaroth; the second can be seen in the names of Enkanomiyan locations such as the Evernight Temple ().
* Fischl has a few parallels with the Raiden Shogun.
** Both make reference to a "," which is the celestial realm of a buddha or bodhisattva in East Asian Buddhism. Raiden's "Pure Land" is her Plane of Euthymia (), while Fischl alludes to a "Pure Land of Deep Night" ().
** The terms and reference Buddhist concepts that can also be found in the Raiden Shogun's Voice-Overs.
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