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HA Unison Fes

> **—Unison Fes**
> That is a special stage different to the usual Climb Stage which is held regularly by the biggest entertainment tower "Babel".
> The ones who participate are the chosen 6 units which have registered as a climber.
> A special <Unison> team will be made out of the 20 names over the borders.
> The ones chosen will be all who are enthusiastic.
> Who will be the strongest quartet which will give birth to a new unison, harmony and carve their names into history——
>
> Half Anniversary Special Site

**Vote for an original unit of your own and play the strongest quartet!**

In preliminary, create a unit consisting 4 people among 4,845 possible combinations.
Vote for one of the 10 chosen unisons in the final, the winner will get 5 grand prizes!

Prizes:

1. **Full Voiced Original Unison Story**

2. **Unit Name**

3. **Original Unit Logo**

4. **Unison Song (New Song)**

5. **Original MV**

## Schedule

 **Duration**

 **The 10 Qualifying Units**

 **Duration**
 Referring to the preliminary voting, the 1 unit out of 10 which will get the prize will be decided based on voting!
Prizes:
1. Full Voiced Original Unison Story
2. Unit Name
3. Original Unit Logo
4. Unison Song (New Song)
 **How to Vote**
① In-App PointUse the item "UNISON FES Voting Ticket" and vote from in-game shop
※UNISON FES login bonus in 7/21 (Thu) 04:00 JST ~ 8/8 (Mon) 14:59 JST.※Buying special packs available in credits shop. (7/15 ~ 8/8 14:59 JST)※Rewards of Solo LIVE which ends before or until 8/7.
② Official Supporter Club「TECH-LOVE」PointDuring the voting period, entering the serial code issued by「TECH-LOVE」in the corresponding URL will give you points to be used to vote in-game.VIP Plan: 20 PointsRegular Plan: 10 Points※"UNISON FES Voting Ticket" is only available for those who applied as member before 8/3.※Those who used their member trial coupon earned from "Makuake" before 8/3 is also included.
 **Unit Comments**
Episode 7

**Episode 7** is the seventh episode of the anime series.

## Summary

"KNoCC" progressed through the stages of Babel, but before the 5th stage which was a battle against top climbers, they got involved in a trouble with Anti Robot Faction. They somehow managed to escape to Bar "AIR" run by "STAND-ALONE".

## Characters

* Cobalt
* Chrom
* Kei
* Neon
* Esora
* Joel
* Kite
* Light
* Night

## Insert Song

* ELSE / KNoCC
* Bring it on / STAND-ALONE

## Episode Highlights

KNoCCJoelSTAND-ALONECobalt performingSTAND-ALONE's performance
Episode 11

**Episode 11** is the eleventh episode of the anime series.

## Summary

"KNoCC" learned about their origins from the reproduced memory data. Cobalt with his incomplete memory repair was shocked to know Dr. Hakushu Shibaura's scheme, showed extreme rejection against Esora. Amidst the chaos, Bora tries to find out the truth behind the blast furnace incident.

## Characters

* Cobalt
* Chrom
* Kei
* Neon
* Esora
* Bora
* Nobel
* Kite

## Episode Highlights

Nobel and CobaltEsora taking a restKNoCC looking upKite putting up his statementNobel smiling
Blossoming New Forms, Full Bloom's Sakura-Colored Stage

* Overview
* How To Play
* Event LIVE
* Event Story
* Missions
* Rewards
* Tips

* During the event, tap the Event Banner on Home Screen to enter the event's TOP page.
* Enter the Event LIVE from the event's TOP page, clearing special Event LIVE will grant you Event Points based on the difficulty of the stage.
* You will be able to unlock Event Story and get rewards after gathering a certain amount of Event Points.

are set as the grand reward from the start so please challenge the event!

## Event Story

* You can read the event story from the event's TOP page. The story will consist of 9 episodes.
* It will be unlocked by earning Event Points but the first episode will be automatically unlocked so please enjoy it.
* Event Story's Episodes are unlocked on:

 Episode 9 - At Sakura-Colored Stage | 5,165 pts

## Event Missions

 Read Event Story Episode 1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9
 Clear 15 Event Missions

## Event Rewards

* Credits
* Premium Gacha Ticket
* AP Refill Item
* TP
* Various Chips
* Various Materials

## Event Tips

* When you put a memory that has「イベントポイント特効 / PtUp」mark, you will be able to gain bonus event points every time you clear the event stage.
* The bonus event points will be based on the memory's bonus percentages. By using multiple memories that have「PtUp」mark (assist and sub members are included), the bonus percentage will be accumulated and you can get **more than 200% event bonus**.
* The event memories bonus percentages are as such:

LB = Limit Break count
* ★4 [A Flower Resembling Someone] Lim and ★3 [Dango More Than Flowers] Hyd can be obtained through Blossoming New Forms, Full Bloom's Sakura-Colored Stage Pick Up Gacha.
* ★4 [ManufacturingDay] Fran can be obtained through Fran's Manufacturing Day Gacha 2022.
* ★4 [ManufacturingDay] Bora can be obtained through Bora's Manufacturing Day Gacha 2022.
Denta Park

* Overmind
* Unison Heart

* Overmind
* Unison Heart

## Description

An amusement park with rides and regularly performed children show Brave Figharn Show.

## Interior Breakdown

* **Park Entrance**
* **Show Space**
A stage used to perform children shows. The most famous show in this era is Brave Figharn Show.

## Description

An amusement park with different attractions and rides. Members of Franky♡not work here.

## Interior Breakdown

* **Aquarium**
A big aquarium used to preserve aquatic living things. Lim works as a navigator and caretaker of this place.
* **Aquatic Show Space**
A stage where aquatic animals such as dolphins perform their show. Lim is also a coach.
* **Café**
A café inside the park where Fran works. He is really famous in this café.
* **Main Park**
Shows a merry-go-round in the background.
* **Show Space**
A stage used to perform children shows, usually Dentaman (Denta Park's hero)'s Heroic Tale. Hyd works here as a performer.
Available Contributions

Feel free to contact Shiro Falulu or Yume to let us know that you would like to contribute your translations! We'll give you proper credits.

## Card Story Translations

### KNoCC

**★1**

* Don't overdo it(Casual Outfit 1)
* Good friends with neighborhood(Casual Outfit 2)
* Exciting lessons(Lesson Wear)
* I'm not sus?(Stage Outfit)
* A cool butler(Chocolat Gift)

**★2**

* Hey Doctor

**★3**

* Full of curiosity

**★4**

* Dance on Stage

**★1**

* Heart of An Esoteric Person (Casual Outfit 1)
* Mystery of Glasses (Casual Outfit 2)
* Homology of Food and Medicine (Lesson Wear)
* Poking a Bush Draws Out A Snake (Stage Costume)
* Search: Valentine (Chocolat Gift)

**★2**

* Performance Improvement Plan (Performance Improvement Plan)
* Touching Old Words (Wafuku 2022 Event)

**★3**

* Let's go to the library! (Initial Card)

**★4**

* What I Can Do (Initial Card)
* Preliminary Survey Report (Summer 2022 Event)
* What You Taught Me (Manufacturing Day)

**★1**

* Are You Scared...? (Lesson Wear)

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

### STAND-ALONE

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

### Mechanica Metallica

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

### Franky♡not

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

### D.M.A.

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

### Karakuri Shinshi

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**

**★1**

**★2**

**★3**

**★4**
Bug♡Buzz♡Dreamy Alice Fantasia (Event Story)

Translations by Kii
* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7
* Episode 8
* Episode 9

**Ep 1 - Dream Deck**

**Ep 2 - Inside A Strange Dream**

**Ep 3 - White Rabbit of the Wonderland!?**

**Ep 4 - No Break Adventure**

**Ep 5 - Queen of Hearts**

**Ep 6 - Alice vs. Queen of Hearts**

**Ep 7 - Welcome to the Tea Party**

**Ep 8 - Intruders to the Trial**

**Ep 9 - Happy Ending**
Blossoming New Forms, Full Bloom's Sakura-Colored Stage Pick Up Gacha

## Period

**14/03/2022 17:00 JST** until **30/03/2022 14:59 JST**

## Gacha Details

During the event, Lim and Hyd's Blossoming New Forms, Full Bloom's Sakura-Colored Stage memories appearance rates are boosted.

You are guaranteed to get a ★4 in 100 pulls with a 70% chance of it being Lim's Event ★4!

The featured memories will also greatly boosts you when used during the Blossoming New Forms, Full Bloom's Sakura-Colored Stage event!
Gakuto Kajiwara

### Hobbies

Swimming, Volleyball, Music Appreciation, Manga, Outdoor, Going to Cinemas, Seeing Countryside

## External Links

### Official Website

Official Website
Agency's Profile
Lit.link

### Twitter

Twitter

**Gakuto Kajiwara** is a voice actor and singer who voices Night from the unit STAND-ALONE. He is affiliated with Haikyō.

## About

Gakuto Kajiwara was born on November 28th 1994 in Osaka Prefecture, Japan. He stated that during elementary school, he loved to watch anime series Dragon Ball, which was re-broadcasting during that time. He also stated that it has led him to become absorbed in manga and anime. In 2017, he landed a main character role as Asta in the popular anime series Black Clover.

On March 8th 2020, he won the Best New Actor Award at the 14th Seiyu Awards. The ceremony was originally scheduled to be held at the Bunka Housou Media Plus Hall before being cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The results were instead announced on the Chou! A&G radio program.

On August 31st 2020, Kajiwara made his musical debut, signing with Avex Pictures. His debut single "A Walk" was released on 25 November 2020, and was used as the twelfth ending theme for Black Clover.

## Notable Roles

* Asta from Black Clover
* Shinra Kusakabe from Fire Force
* Hiiro Ryuugasaki from Shadowverse
* Tadahito Tadano from Komi Can't Communicate
* Gobzo from That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime
* Mashiro Kisaragi from I★Chu
* Allen Sugasaki from Paradox Live
* Hiiro Amagi from Ensemble Stars!!
* Haruka Nijo from ARGONAVIS

## Media

* Project Announcement Cast Comment

Anime Cast Comment
Chrom

**Profile**
Voice Lines
Relationships
Memory
Story
Gallery

* Unison Heart
* Overmind

* Unison Heart
* Overmind

 —**Chrom**, Technoroid Official Website

## Character Description

A member of KNoCC.

Having a strong desire for knowledge, he is the brain of the unit who knows a wide variety of things.

But his knowledge tends to be biased, on top of being serious, he is an airhead, and frequently goes out of control too.

Intelligent and calm. Usually speaks using formal speech.

## Strength and Abilities

* **解析(かいせき) (Analysis)**: Chrom's expansion. Makes him able to analyze things deeper through his scanners.

## Trivia

* The CR in Chrom's serial number refers to Cr (Chrom) from the periodic table of elements.

## Character Description

One of the masterless androids who lives in the empty house.

His parameter is highly set to "intelligence".

He is usually calm but he tends to not see the things around him when he’s gathering data.

## Trivia

* In Episode 5, Chrom seems to resemble the writer of the Animal Behavior book, Rindo Canto though his portrait was covered by light.
Can you beat that

**Lyricist**
 **Composer**
 **Arrangement**

「**Can you beat that**」 is a song by KNoCC.
The song is an insert song for Episode 8.

## Lyrics

* Short ver.
* Full ver.

* Kanji
* Romaji
* Translation

**コバルト**
, **クロム**
, **ケイ**
, **ネオン**

**Cobalt**
, **Chrom**
, **Kei**
, **Neon**

**Cobalt**
, **Chrom**
, **Kei**
, **Neon**

* Kanji
* Romaji
* Translation

**コバルト**
, **クロム**
, **ケイ**
, **ネオン**

**Cobalt**
, **Chrom**
, **Kei**
, **Neon**

**Cobalt**
, **Chrom**
, **Kei**
, **Neon**
Canto Rindo

## Description

An animal researcher who wrote a book about animals' behavior. His book was recommended to Chrom by a random library visitor.
In Episode 10, it was revealed that he was one of the four people Hakushū Shibaura gathered to take care of Esora. He was later remade as android Chrom with his parameter set to "knowledge" due to Canto's background.

## Backstory

### Before Recruitment

Canto skipped grades and entered college early from the top of his class. He needed scholarship because he was poor so he devoted himself to study and presented a number of research papers.

### Recruitment

When Hakushū Shibaura told Eliza to search for four young people who each fit one out of four qualities Hakushū found to be the most important to human, Canto was considered to qualify for the "insight" quality due to his background.
He was then recruited together with Cota, Solo and Neru.

### After Recruitment

Three years later, when the four were going back from the beach, they unfortunately got caught in a Robot Market explosion, causing them (except Esora) to only have 63% chance of living. Even so, Hakushū was desperate to keep them alive so he went with the choice of remaking them as androids, forcing him to get their memories downloaded which cause their deaths.

## Etymology

* 倫道 *Rindō* means "ethics".
* 閑祷 *Kantō* is a combination word.
	+ 閑 *kan* can mean "crossbars used for fences", "norms", "free time" or "leisure".
	+ 祷 *tō* means "prayer".

## Trivia

* His name in the book was romanized into "Rindo Canto" as the kanji order is, this is weird considering the English name writing order is supposed to be first → last name. It can be said that writing his name as "Canto Rindo" is more correct.
	+ As RUCCA stated that the first two alphabets of an android's serial number stand for something else other than chemical element, the CR in Chrom's serial number (CR-0904HS) stands for "**C**anto **R**indo".
Shanghainese

Shanghainese (Shanghainese: *Zaonhegho*, 上海话/上海話, *Zaonhe-ghegho*, 上海闲话/上海閒話, *Wu nyu*, 沪语/滬語) is a Sinitic language spoken in China from Wu Chinese. It is related to Mandarin Chinese, and is also called Hu.

## Shanghainese

### Native Name

*Zaonhegho*, 上海话/上海話, *Zaonhe-ghegho*, 上海闲话/上海閒話, *Wu nyu*, 沪语/滬語

### Classification

Sino-Tibetan > Sinitic > Chinese > Wu Chinese
Irish

Irish (Irish: *Gaeilge*) is a Goidelic Celtic language native to Ireland (Irish: *Éire*), one of the British Isles, but not part of the United Kingdom. The number of Irish speakers is disputed, but is put somewhere around 1.2 million.

## Writing

### Romanization

Irish typically uses 19 letters of the Latin alphabet

a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, l, m, n, o, p, r, s, t, u, v

The letters "j", "k", "q", "w", "x", "y" and "z" are generally excluded but some Gaelicised words use them: for instance, "jeep" is written as "*jíp*." Additionally, consonants can have a dot over them to indicate lenition of the sound, and vowels can have an acute over them to indicate lengthening.

#### Spelling reform

Around the time of World War 2, Séamas Daltún, who was in charge of the Irish government's official translations department, issued his own guidelines on how to standardise Irish spelling and grammar. This was subsequently approved by the State. It was named the Official Standard. Many words had silent letters removed and vowel combination brought closer to the spoken language.

Examples:
*Gaedhealg / Gaedhilg(e) / Gaedhealaing / Gaeilic / Gaelainn / Gaoidhealg / Gaolainn -> Gaeilge*, "Irish language"

*Lughbhaidh -> Lú*, "Louth" (the county)

*Biadh -> bia*, "food"

## Grammar

### Syntax

The canonical Irish word order is VSO (Verb-subject-object), as opposed to the canonical English word order, SVO (Subject-verb-object)
Japanese

Japanese (Japanese: *Nihongo*, 日本語) is the most spoken Japonic language spoken in Japanese and diaspora groups throughout the world, especially in Korea and the United States. A relative of the endangered Ryūkyūan languages, it is spoken by ~126,000,000 people.

## Japanese

### Writing System(s)

Latin Alphabet (Romāji), Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji

## Phonology

### Phonetic Inventory

#### Consonants

The consonants in parentheses occur in special locations.

* /ts/ and /ɸ/ occur when /t/ or /h/ precede /ɯ͡β̞/, respectively
* /ɕ/, /ʑ/, /tɕ/, and /dʑ/ occur when /s/, /z/, /t/, or /d/ precede /i/, respectively
* /ç/ and /ɲ/ occur when /h/ or /n/ is palatalized, respectively
* /ŋ/ occurs when /n/ is followed by /g/ or, in some dialects, /g/ occurs in the middle or end of a word

Sometimes /ŋ/ is analyzed as /N/, but /ŋ/ is a lot more common. If anything, /N/ is just an occasional allophone, and in most cases it is /ŋ/.

#### Vowels

The vowels are fairly standard, with the exception of the monstrosity that is /ɯ͡β̞/. In the beginning, you would have no idea how to pronounce it, but it’s really just a /u/ with compressed lips. No diphthongs exist, as the distinction between vowels is vital to the language.
Aramaic

Aramaic (Aramaic: *Arāmāyā*) was a Semitic language which was spoken mainly in northern Syria, as well as the areas around there. It is famous for being the language that Jesus of Nazareth spoke, as well as what the Old Testament books *Daniel* and *Ezra* were written in.

## Dialects

* Assyrian Neo-Aramaic
* Chaldean Neo-Aramaic
* Hértevin
* Bohtan Neo-Aramaic
* Hulaulá
* Lishana Deni
* Lishán Didán
* Lishanid-Noshan
* Turoyo
* Modern Mandaic
* Classical Mandaic-S
* Western Neo-Aramaic

## Sources

Aramaic from Wikipedia

Aramaic Language by Must Go Travel
Latin Alphabet

The Latin Alphabet is of Phoenician descent. It is the most commonly used writing system due to its relation with English. Assuming you are reading this in English, you are reading in the Latin alphabet.

## Latin Alphabet

### Written In

English, French, Spanish, Romanian, Italian, Catalan, Occitan, etc.

### Classification

Phonecian > Greek Alphabet > Etruscan Alphabet

### Contributors

Saava

The Latin alphabet has undergone many changes since it was used to write Latin. For example, in Latin, the symbol 'V' was used for both /u/ and /w/. Also, 'I' was used for /i/ and /j/. There also was no 'G', 'C' being used for /k/ and /g/. (Also, 'C' never became /s/, even before /i/ or /e/.)

When the Latin alphabet is adapted for a language, this is called the language's 'romanization'. Many languages use the Latin alphabet to write, but some languages don't map nicely onto it. In these cases, digraphs or diacritics are used (you can see this quite clearly in the romanization of Vietnamese.)

The followng listings show what they are typically used for.
Catalan

Catalan (Catalan: *català*) is an Occitano-Romance language spoken in Catalonia, the eastern part of Spain. In the southern part (Valecian), it is called Valencian (*valencià*) as an attempt to make it a separate language, but for all intents and purposes they are the same with minor differences.

## Catalan

### Classification

Indo-European > Romance > Occitano-Romance
Cornish

Cornish (Cornish: *Kernewek/Kernowek*) is a Brittonic language spoken in Cornwall (Cornish: *Kernow*), in Southwestern England. In 1300 CE, Cornish had 38,000 speakers, of a total Cornwall population of 52,000, but the number of speakers declined from then until it went extinct in 1800. In the 20th century, the language was revived, and in 2011, there were 557 secondary Cornish speakers.
Kaithi

Kaithi is an archaic writing system used for languages such as Bhojpuri.

## Kaithi

### Classification

Egyptian Hieroglypics\* > Phonecian Alphabet\* > Nāgarī

## Consonants

By default, all consonant characters carry an inherent -/a/. (Sym., Rom. IPA)

## Vowels

The sample character is (/k/). (Sam., Sym., Dia., Rom., IPA)

## Diacritics

 𑂺 | Nuqta | Used to represent foreign sounds
Norwegian

Norwegian (Norwegian: *Norsk*) is a North Germanic language spoken in Norway and at the edges of its border with Sweden.

## Norwegian

### Classification

Indo-European > Germanic > North Germanic

## Dialects

* Austlandsk
* Helgelandsmål
* Inntrøndsk
* Midlandsmål
* Namdalsmål
* Nordlandsmål
* Nordleg Nordnorsk
* Nordvestlandsk
* Sørlandsk
* Sørvestlandsk
* Uttrøndsk
Coptic

Coptic (Bohairic Coptic: ϯⲙⲉⲧⲣⲉⲙⲛ̀ⲭⲏⲙⲓ, *timetremənkhēmi*) is an Afro-Asiatic language descended from Ancient Egyptian spoken by the Copts people of North Africa. It was replaced by Arabic, specifically Egyptian Arabic, as the language of the region because of the Muslim presence in the areas, however it is still used as the language of the Coptic Orthodox Church. Because of natural change and outside influence, from languages such as Egyptian Arabic and Greek, it is noticeably different from both Ancient Egyptian and Demotic, the language between the two.

## Dialects

* Akhmimic
* Bohairic (Memphitic)
* Fayyumic (Faiyumi) (Bashmuric (archaic))
* Lycopolitan (Subakhmimic) (Assiutic)
* Oxyrhynchite (Mesokemic) (Middle Egyptian)
* Sahidic (Thebaic)

## Phonology

### Phonetic Inventory

#### Vowels

No one is particularly sure of the exact vowels of Coptic, but there are multiple theories. The main ones are Length Theory and Vowel Quality Theory.

 Open |  |  | ɑ

Length Theory says that /e/, /eː/, /o/, and /oː/ are all distinguished by vowel length.

 Open |  |  | ɑ

Vowel Quality Theory says that the ‘short’ vowels are reduced downwards a bit and the ‘long’ vowels are held in place, just with no length distinction.

Both theories agree on a few things; that the close vowels are always long and the realization of /ə/ and /ɑ/. Either one of these theories could be true, and they may vary between speakers, or they could both be true:

 Open |  |  | ɑ

Each dialect has differing vowels, some having one or both of these.
Happy 1st Anniversary! Part 1 (Event Story)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7
* Episode 8
* Episode 9
* Episode 10
* Episode 11
* Episode 12
* Episode 13
* Episode 14
* Episode 15

**Ep 1 -【KNoCC】Anniversary Fest**

**Ep 2 -【KNoCC】About the First Day**

**Ep 3 -【KNoCC】Sweet Memories**

**Ep 4 -【KNoCC】Cheerful Vacation**

**Ep 5 -【KNoCC】Repeating the Memories**

**Ep 6 -【STAND-ALONE】Turbulent Year**

**Ep 7 -【STAND-ALONE】Competitors**

**Ep 8 -【STAND-ALONE】Special Gift**

**Ep 9 -【STAND-ALONE】Occasionally Casual**

**Ep 10 -【STAND-ALONE】To Further Heights**

**Ep 11 -【Karakuri Shinshi】Notification from Babel**

**Ep 12 -【Karakuri Shinshi】Thinking of Time Gone By**

**Ep 13 -【Karakuri Shinshi】Wish Upon a Star**

**Ep 14 -【Karakuri Shinshi】Play to Your Heart's Content**

**Ep 15 -【Karakuri Shinshi】Changing, Progressing**
Ardonia

Ardonia is a planet in the Nygretha system.

## Geography

A mostly water world, Ardonia has very simillar geographical and atmospheric conditions to Earth. The land of Ardonia consists of one continent with archipelagos surrounding it along with the ice caps. The average temperature on Ardonia is 16 degrees F.

Ardonia has some very unusual qualities. The planet is in a state of temporal flux, disappearing from and re-appearing into existence every fifty years.

Ardonia also has three sub-dimensions, the Overworld (seen on the map), the Nether (or Underworld) - a huge series of caves underneath the surface of the planet, and the End (or the Endplane).

Ardonia has a thin ring system over it.

## Native species

The native species of Ardonia included the Ardoni, felina, Magnorites, and Illagers.

## History

Little is known about the early ages of the world of Ardonia, only that it remained in isolation and virtual obscurity to the rest of existence for eons, developing on its own. Few ever batted an eye to this world, and since it was classified as an oblivious zone anyway, no being cared to introduce them to that which lay beyond their own lands.

(According to legend) For a long time, the Overworld in Ardonia was a colony of the End, and the Ender King reigned over the lands, until the Overworld inhabitants revolted, and the last Ender King, King Rendor, decided to release control of the Overworld, and it thus split into six kingdoms - the human kingdoms of Northwind, Conchord, Hydraphel, and Cydonia, the felina kingdom of Felden, and the Magnorite kingdom of K'arthen.

At some point, the world was in peace and harmony until one of the five clans of Ardoni, the Voltaris, began to misuse the magic Songs (the main tools of the Ardoni species). As punishment, they were banished out of their homes and exiled from Ardoni society. The Voltaris went into hiding, and peace resumed.
Old English

Old English (Old English: *Englisċ*, also called Anglo-Saxon) is the first recorded form of English. It evolved from Ingvaeonic dialects, which itself came from Proto-Germanic.

## Writing

### Romanization

 Open | æ ǣ | a ā

 Open | ea ēa

## Grammar

### Nouns

#### Declining

Nouns decline for case and number, and they have 3 genders. The cases are: Nominative, Accusative, Genitive, Dative, and Instrumental. They can be Singular or Plural, as well as Masculine, Feminine, and Neuter. There is also some evidence for a Locative case (this comes from inscriptions like ᚩᚾ ᚱᚩᛞᛁ *on rodi*, which means "on the Cross").
Spanish

Spanish (Spanish: *Español* or *Castellano*), also known as Castilian Spanish, is an Ibero-Romance language of the Indo-European language family spoken in many varieties, from Spain to the Philippines to Central and South America. It has ~500,000,000 speakers and is the world’s 4th most spoken language, as well as the 2nd most spoken native language, not to mention it being the most spoken Romance language. It is an official language of the UN and the EU, as well as 20 countries.

## Spanish

### Spoken in

Spain, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela, United States, Andorra, Belize, Gibraltar, Philippines, Western Sahara

## Phonology

### Stress

Stress can fall on the ultimate (ult), penultimate (pen), or antepenultimate (ant) syllable of the base of a word.

* **If a vowel has an acute (called a *tilde*) stress falls on that syllable**
* On words ending in a monophthong, 'n', or 's', pen
* On words ending in a diphthong or consonant (excluding 'n' and 's'), ult
Reading and Writing Guide

This wiki has a particular set of rules and guidelines to ensure uniformity so that each article can be easily read.

## Charts

### Phonology

Each phonology section ought to have at least two charts, one for consonants and one for vowels. Tonemes also get one, and if there are diphthongs, they also get one.

#### Consonants

The consonant chart ought to be four by four, excluding labels, like:

Only put affricates under ties if they are truly co-articulated; They are usually pronounced is sequence, so /ts/ doesn't count.
Azerbaijani

Azerbaijani, also called Azeri, is a Turkic language spoken in modern day Azerbaijan and the surrounding area. There are two versions, North Azerbaijani, spoken in Azerbaijan, and South Azerbaijani, spoken in the Azerbaijan region of Iran. There is minor debate about whether or not it is just a dialect of Turkish, but it is widely considered to be its own language
Bahtarchus

Bahtarchus is a planet in the Trwoy system.

## Geography

A world of large desert islands, Bahtarchus has a purple sky filled with nitrogen clouds. The atmosphere of Bahtarchus is made of nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide. The average temperature on Bahtarchus is -207 degrees F.

Bahtarchus has a ring system and twelve moons.
Giving You, Singing For WhiteGift (Event Story)

Translations by Yume
* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

**Ep 1 - Facing White Day**

**Ep 2 - A Gift That Doesn't Sit Well**

**Ep 3 - Fanservice Master's Panic**

**Ep 4 - A Butler's Worry**

**Ep 5 - Troubled Older Brother, Worried Little Brother**

**Ep 6 - Something Simpler**

## References

1. ↑ Main Story Chapter 3 Episode 3
2. ↑ Episode 4

**Ep 7 - I'm Sure You Won't Get Bored!**
Lishán Didán

Lishán Didán (Lishán Didán: *Lišān Didān*, לשן דידן, *Lišānān*, לשנן) is a dialect of Jewish Neo-Aramaic historically spoken in Northwestern Iran. Most speakers lived in the city Urmia, but today, nearly all speakers have emigrated out of Iran and the communities remain mostly scattered. The language itself has some Talmudic and Hebraic influence, in contrast with some other dialects in the region. It is critically endangered, with nearly all speakers part of an aging community, and the dialect is rapidly facing extinction.

## Lishán Didán

### Classification

Afro-Asiatic > Semitic > West Semitic > Aramaic
Hebrew Script

The Hebrew Script (also called the Ktav Ashuri, the Jewish Script, Square Script, Block Script, and, confusingly, the Hebrew Alphabet) is an abjad descended from the Phoenician Alphabet used to write Hebrew, Yiddish, Ladino, and some of the Judeo- languages.

## Hebrew Script

### Also Known As

Ktav Ashuri, Jewish Script, Square Script, Block Script, Hebrew Alphabet

### Written In

Hebrew, Yiddish, Ladino, Judeo- languages

### Classification

Egyptian Hieroglyphs > Phoenician Alphabet > Imperial Aramaic Script

## Diacritics

The character (Alef) is used. /a/ is used as a dummy vowel.

## Cantillation Marks

Used for singing parts of the Bible. Hopefully not confusing, tried my best.
Welsh Romanization

Welsh is written in a Latin alphabet of 29 letters, of which eight are digraphs treated as separate letters for collation:

"w" and "y" are considered vowels as well as "a", "e", "i", "o", and "u"

The letters "k", "q", "v", "x" and "z" can be used in English loanwords but are often turned into their Welsh forms: "c", "cw", "f", "s" and "s", respectively.

The circumflex (like *â*) is used to make long vowels, however its omission does not necessarily mean the vowel is short. The [[Grave Accent|grave accent] (like *à*) is used to indicate a short vowel where a long vowel would be expected by stress rules. The acute accent (like *á*) over the ultimate syllable indicates stress on it, as well as indicating that the letter *w* should be pronounced as a vowel instead of an expected glide. The diaeresis (like *ä*) indicates that two juxtaposed vowels are separate instead of being a diphthong. The grave, acute, and, to a lesser extent, diaeresis are frequently omitted from casual writing, but the circumflex is typically retained. Accented letters are considered the same as unaccented letters.

The majority of dialects follow the following stress patterns:

* If a vowel is unstressed, it must be short
* If a stressed vowel is not marked by a diacritic, it is long if it is at the end of a word with an open syllable or if before the fricatives and voiced stops
* If a stressed vowel is not marked by a diacritic, it is short if it is in an unstressed (proclitic) word or if before *p*, *t*, *c*, *ng* and most consonant clusters

When *y* is pronounced as /ə/, it is always short regardless of the above rules. When it is a close (or near-close) vowel, it follows the rules.
Article Formatting

All language articles must follow this format.

!! Articles should never just be copy-&-paste !!

# Language Name

Brief description.

(Infobox 'Article Information')

## Phonology

Overview of phonetic features, including syllable structure.

#### Consonants

Sentence about the chart.

(Chart of vowels)

Information on consonant usage and notes.

#### Vowels

Sentence about the chart.

(Chart of vowels)

Information on vowel usage and notes.

### Romanization

'Romanization is called AAA. Used in BBB. etc.'

(Chart with Romanization)

Sentences on the romanization.

## Grammar

Sentences on grammar, including word order.

## Other Media

### Videos

(Links to videos + description and creator(s))

### Articles

(Links to articles + description and author(s))
Hittite

Hittite (Hittite: *nišili*, 𒌷𒉌𒅆𒇷, "the language of Neša", or *nešumnili*, "the language of the people of Neša") was an ancient Indo-European language from Anatolian spoken in central modern-day Turkey.

## Name

The name Hittite comes from the term for the Biblical Hittites in Biblical Hebrew, where the Hittites and Biblical Hittites were believed to be the same. Thus the name Hittite was ascribed to these people, coming from the word Ḥittim (חתים). Some say nowadays that this was incorrect, with the Biblical Hittites not being those we now call Hittites. It is possible Ḥittim referred to the Hatti people, who lived in Central Anatolia and were absorbed by the Hittites. Despite this confusion, Hittite is nowadays used to refer to the language written of here, with the people identified in the Bible being referred to as Biblical Hittites.

The autonym Nišili (also spelled nešili or našili) means "the language of Neša/Kaneš". The name Neša ended up replacing the name Kaneš over time, so either translation is acceptable.
Breton

Breton (*brezhoneg*) is a Brittonic Celtic language spoken in Brittany (French: *Bretagne*, Breton: *breizh*), in north-western France. It is the only living Celtic language spoken in mainland Europe. In 2004, it had around 45,000 speakers in the region of Pays de Brest (Breton: *Bro Brest*) but only 20 in the region of Pays de Châteaubriant-Ancenis (Breton: *Bro Kastell-Briant-Ankiniz*) just 240 km (150 miles) to the east.

## Breton

### Classification

Indo-European > Celtic > Brittonic Celtic
Archive:National Conservative Action

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National Conservative Action was a Conservative political party lead by Harold Hendrickson and Ivan Sirko, it was based on Social Conservatism being very Traditionalist, being against LGBTQ rights and supporting Traditional family values.

It enjoyed success being able to get into govevernment, however after it got into government it stagnated with it always becoming the opposition, with mixed results nationally, it also under Sir Robert Gordon Menzies formed a coalition with other Conservative parties like the Christian Democratic Party and The Tasmanian Peoples Association.

in 2030 Sir Robert Gordon Menzies became leader after Harold Hendrickson left after the NCA began losing support and popularity

In 2036 however after James Carrington (Former D21 Member, and Former Mayor of Hobart) joined the NCA it's former leader Ivan left for the CDP, as he didn't agree with LGBTQ rights, the party after his departure under Sir Robert Gordon Menzies reformed into the Civic Democratic Alliance.

Locally the NCA enjoyed success with them gaining positions like mayor of hobart and having a majority coalition in the hobart city council.
Vietnamese

Vietnamese (Vietnamese: *tiếng Việt*) is the most spoken Austroasiatic language, native to Vietnam, especially of the Kinh people (as well as many others). Spoken by ~77,000,000 people, it is spoken throughout the world.

## Vietnamese

### Spoken in

Vietnam, China, United States, France, Canada, Czech Republic

### Writing System(s)

Latin Alphabet (chữ Nôm), Chinese Characters (hán Nôm)
English

English is a West Germanic language of the Indo-European family, related to Frisian. There is some controversy as to whether or not Scots, spoken in Scotland, is just a dialect or a separate language. It is the most spoken language, including second language speakers.

## English

### Spoken in

United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Cameroon, Uganda, Philippines, Iceland, Various others

## Dialects

* American English
	+ African-American Vernacular English
	+ Boston English
	+ Cajun English
	+ General American
	+ Inland Northern American English
	+ Mid-Atlantic English
	+ Mid-Atlantic American English
	+ New York English
	+ Southern American English
* Australian English
	+ Broad Australian English
	+ Cultivated Australian English
	+ General Australian English
* Bahamian English
* Barbadian English
* Canadian English
* Channel Island English
* English English
	+ Cockney English
	+ Geordie English
	+ Received Pronunciation
	+ Scouse English
* Fiji English
* Indian English
* Irish English
	+ Dublin English
	+ Southern Irish English
	+ Ulster English
	+ Western Irish English
* New Zealand English
* Palauan English
* Scottish English
* Solomon Islands English
* South African English
* Standard Singapore English
* Welsh English
	+ Abercraf English
	+ Port Talbot English
	+ Cardiff English

## Phonology

### Phonetic Inventory

#### Vowels

Since vowel qualities change a lot between dialects, you can see the vowels in their pages.
Mozarabic

Mozarabic is an ancient Romance language of Iberia, being related to Aragonese. It is also called Hispano-Arabic and Andalusi Arabic (and I’ve also seen ‘Hispandalusian’)

## Notes

Search through the available files to see if any have phonetic transcriptions

## History

There are several writings of Mozarabic (which at first just seemed like Arabic-influenced Latin or vice versa). The earliest one I could find, is, consequently, the first one in Las jarchas romances de la serie árabe en su marco, written by Emilio García Gómez.

¡Yā fātin, a-fātin!
Os ý entrād
Kand’ ō ŷilós kḗded̠,

Translated into Spanish by Emilio:

¡Oh seductor, ay seductor!
Entraos aquí
cuando el gilós duerma

And roughly translated into English by me:

Oh seducer, oh seducer!
You all enter here
when the threads sleep

The ‘ŷilós’ is the origin of ‘hilós’ (thread) showing how this was an Arabic loanword.

After seeing how Arabic was influenced by Latin, Emilio then gives an example of Latin:

Qvant lo gilos er fora
bels ami
uene uos a mi

Which is translated to Spanish as:

Ya que me has embrujao,
no me hagas más sufrir,
y al dormirse mi marío
la puerta te voy a abrir.

How he got from there to there, I do not know, but, from what I understand, it says:

Now that you all have bewitched me,
don’t make me suffer more
and when my spouse falls asleep
for you I will open the door.

This was found by Prof. S. G. Armistead in his A mozarabic Ḫargas and a Provençal Refrain.

Other writings Emilio shows are:

Méu al-habī́b, || énfermo dé mue amā́r.
¿Ké no a d’eštā́r?
¿Nṓn fēs a mī́b || ké s’a de nó ‘alegā́r?

As well as:

¡Yā́ qoraŷṓn || ké kereš bṓno ‘amā́r!
¡Á liyorā́r
[yā́] laita-nī́ || [óbies’eu] wélyoš de mā́r!

And:

Jínglalas, Juan || que como vienen se van.
Éste es el pan || en que a Dios vivo nos dan.
tal para cual || somos yo y el mi zagal.

¡Que se nos va la pascua, mozas,
que se nos va la pascua!

En aquella peña, en aquélla,
que no caben en ella.

Non me mórdaš, yā́ ḥabībī́, lā!
No qer’eu daniyṓso.
Al-gilā́la rájsa. [Yā] bášta.
A ṭōṭ’ éu me rifiúšo

## Phonology

### Phonetic Inventory

This is the best interpretation I could come up with. Anything in (these) are possible, but not found in any source, at least that I could find.
Italian

Italian (Italian: *italiano*) is an Indo-European language from the Romance branch. Like the other Romance languages, it is descendent from Vulgar Latin (not a special version of Latin, just informal). After Sardinian, Italian is the 2nd language most similar to Latin. It's spoken in Italy, Switzerland, the Holy See, and San Marino.

## Italian

### Classification

Indo-European > Romance > Italo-Dalmatian

## Writing

ó is /o/ in the middle of words, and /ɔ/ at the end. The grave accent indicates (à/è/ì/ò/ù)word-final stress when over the final vowel. 'h' is always silent when alone. 'z' can represent /ts/ or /dz/ depending on context. 's' represents /s/ in word-initial, when clustered with a voiceless consonant, and like 'ss', /z/ intervocallicaly and when clustered with voiced consonants. 'c' and 'g' represent /tʃ/ and /dʒ/ before 'i' and 'e'. 'ch' and 'gh' always represent /k/ and /g/.

## Grammar

### Nouns

#### Gender

Italian has two noun classes, masculine and feminine. There is a third noun class ('unmarked'), but most nouns with no natural gender take one of the two, sort of like Spanish. Nouns that are masculine typically end in -*o* (with the plural being -*i*), while feminine nouns typically end in -*a* (plural -*e*). If there is a mix between male and female members of a group, the masculine endings are used. The 'neuter' nouns end in -*e* (plural -*i*)
Latin

Latin (Latin: *latina*) is the language of Ancient Rome, from which the Romance languages decended. It is still spoken, mainly by the Roman Catholic Church, and also by people who like the history of Rome.

Given the difference between the two varieties, you can go to Ecclesiastical Latin or Classical Latin from here.
Auru

**Profile**
Voice Lines
Relationships
Memory
Story
Gallery

 —**Auru**, Technoroid Official Website

## Character Description

A member of Mechanica Metallica.

Lethargic and unfriendly. Basically unmotivated and negative-thinking, often locks himself up in his house but he’s being dragged around by his surroundings which are unique.

Silve found out that he knows how to make songs and so they ended up forming a unit to participate in Babel. He contributes by being the brains of the unit, making songs and planning strategies to climb up Babel.

## Strength and Abilities

* **脈拍解析 (Pulse Analysis)**: Auru's special feature(expansion). Lets him monitor a human's pulse and do a simple health check on them.
* Composing: Auru is the composer for Mechanica Metallica.

## Trivia

* The AU in Auru's serial number refers to Au (Gold/Aurum) from periodic table of elements.
* He is made on the same date, same place with the same type of machine as Silve.
* His player name in a certain shooting game from a Unison Story is "A".
A Gift Only for You Regard for U (Event Story)

Translations by Yume
* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7
* Episode 8
* Episode 9
* Episode 10

**Ep 1 - Detective Agency Poor in Money**

**Ep 2 - Valentine Contest**

**Ep 3 - The Point**

**Ep 4 - A Move for Victory**

**Ep 5 - Unexpected Trump Card**

**Ep 6 - Colorful City**

**Ep 7 - Putting Feelings into That**

**Ep 8 - Rhodi's Fan**

**Ep 9 - Giving from Stage**

**Ep 10 - Where the Feelings Go**
Language Codes

The language codes are code that allow you to find a language, dialect, or group quickly. They contain information such as language family, name, and, in some cases, the specific paragraph.

In addition, they can be used for writing systems, with proto-system, sub-proto-system, parent system, general system, and variant.

# Digits

These codes use a base 32 system similar to that used in programming, but uses A-Z 0-5.

Here is a chart with the character's binary values:

# Statuses

Languages can have special statuses which indicate special things about the entry.

## Pseudo-Dialectal Status

An entry gets a pseudo-dialectal status when it's highly debated on whether the entry is a dialect, language, or just part of another dialect. The second letter of the dialect box is replaced with a P and the entry gains a “-P”. Examples are Valencian and Scots.

## Ancient Status

An entry gets an ancient status when it is no longer spoken in its original form, but has a surviving descendent. The second letter of the language box is replaced with an A and the entry gains a “-A”. Examples are Proto-Germanic and Ancient Greek.

## Endangered Status

An entry gets an ancient status when it is no longer spoken in its original form, but has a surviving descendent. The second letter of the language box is replaced with an N and the entry gains a “-N”. Examples are Irish and Welsh.

## Extinct Status

An entry gets an extinct status when it is no longer spoken in its original form, and has no surviving descendent. The second letter of the language box is replaced with an E and the entry gains a “-E”. Examples are Phoenician and Etruscan (debatably).

## Showcase Status

An entry gets a showcase status when it is not used casually but as a “showcase” or religious language (or other). The second letter of the language box is replaced with an S and the entry gains a “-S”. Examples are Old Church Slavonic and Avestan.

## Revived Status

An entry gets a revived status when it was originally extinct, ancient, or showcase but it was revived so that there are fluent speakers. The second letter of the language box is replaced with an R and the entry gains a “-R". Examples are Dalmatian and Latin.

# Codes

Language codes are 50 binary digits long. They are grouped into groups of 5, each group corresponding to a letter or 0-5. The first two groups are language families, the second two groups language groups, minor language family, then broad language name, then dialectal name. Another optional 5 bits sometimes exist to lead to a certain feature of the language. If there are no dialectal forms, the two letter language code is repeated. The example given is of the Phonology section of Ecuadorian Spanish.
Wenzhounese

Wenzhounese (Wenzhounese: *Wēnzhōuhuà*, 温州话/溫州話), also known as Oujiang (Wenzhounese: *Ōijianghuà*, 瓯江话/甌江話), Tong Au (*Dōng’ōupiàn*, 东瓯片/東甌片), or Auish (*Ōuyǔ*, 瓯语/甌語), is a Sinitic language spoken in China from Wu Chinese.

## Wenzhounese

### Native Name

*Wēnzhōuhuà*, 温州话/溫州話, *Ōijianghuà*, 瓯江话/甌江話, *Dōng’ōupiàn*, 东瓯片/東甌片, *Ōuyǔ*, 瓯语/甌語

### Classification

Sino-Tibetan > Sinitic > Chinese > Wu Chinese
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Hokkaidou Ainu

Ainu (Ainu: *Ainu Itak*, アイヌ・イタㇰ, also known as Hokkaidou Ainu) is the only surviving Ainu language, the others being extinct. It is spoken in Northern Japan, especially Hokkaidou, and is considered "nearly extinct". Some consider it part of the Altaic language family, but this is extraordinarily uncommon, but I’ll have to classify it as such.
Ancient Egyptian

*not to be confused with Egyptian Arabic*

Egyptian (Egyptian: 𓂋𓏺𓈖 𓆎𓅓𓏏𓊖), is an Afro-Asisatic language well known for its writing system known as hieroglyphics. It was spoken in Ancient Egypt, and is one of the oldest known languages. It evolved into Demotic, then Coptic, which nearly became extinct, and is now in use in the Coptic Orthodox Church.

## Ancient Egyptian

### Writing System(s)

Hieroglyphics, Cursive Hieroglyphics, Latin Alphabet

## Phonology

### Phonetic Inventory

#### Consonant

The consonants with asterisks may or may not be ejectives.

#### Vowels

##### Early Egyptian

Interestingly, Ancient Egyptian has a three vowel system, plus length.

##### ~1000 BC

I’m not sure on this, bu this inventory has seemed to shift the /uː/ lower to /oː/, the /u/ to /ə/, /i/ to /e/, and /aː/ to /eː/.

##### Sahidic ~400 AD

This inventory seems to have picked up some extra vowels to fill out the empty space.
Nahuatl

Nahuatl (Nahuatl: *Nāhuatl* [ˈnaːwatɬ], *Nāhuatlahtōlli*, *Mēxihcatlahtōlli*, or *Mācēhuallahtōlli*, also called Aztec or Mexicano) is a Uto-Aztecan language famous for being the language of the Aztec Empire in Central America. Today, it is spoken natively by about 1,700,000 people, especially of the Nahua people.

## Nahuatl

### Native Name

Nāhuatl, Nāhuatlahtōlli, Mēxihcatlahtōlli, Mācēhuallahtōlli

## Dialects

Western Peripheral Nahuatl

Eastern Peripheral Nahuatl

Huasteca Nahuatl

Central Nahuatl (These are considered separate languages by some)
Korean

Korean (South Korean: 한국어, *hanguego*; North Korean: 조선말, *chosŏnmal*) is the most spoken language of the Koreanic language family (although some classify it under Altaic). Given the divide between North and South Korean in things such as the literal term for the language, some may assume they are two different languages, but the differences are minor.

## Korean

### Writing System(s)

Hangul/Chosŏn'gŭl, Hanja (archaic), Latin Alphabet (Romaja)
Grace McCaffrey

Husani Asgar (amicable ex-boyfriend)

Grace McCaffrey is a player in character in MoTW: Prom Night. Her archetype is The Initiate. She was a former student of Silverleaf Academy, and a member in training of the Cassantoiri during the events of the game. She is now a full-time member of the Cassantoiri. She currently lives in Dublin, Ireland.