| It was explained at the end of the series, that all humanity managed to uttely unite, meaning abolishing religion (somehow) only one language, one nation, etc. Arguably the least realistic part of the series, but that's besides the point. So, as others pointed out, everyone in this series canonically speaks English. That survivor woman did as well. |
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| She wasn't asleep long enough for the language to have changed. |
| その目だれの目？ |
ReMightyRon said: So how did she understand the characters' language if she wasn't from the same planet as the protagonist and the others? How are American able to understand British people if they don't come from the same continent? |
ReMightyRon said: I have a very easy question, but take into account that I watched this anime in the season it was released which means it was a long time ago, so if I'm wrong about my question you can correct me since that's the purpose of the topic. There are spoilers in what I'm going to write below. I don't recommend reading it if you haven't finished this anime yet. My question is about an event that occurred in the middle of the story. The characters went down the ship somewhere and found a woman frozen in time. They removed the woman from that place and she was confused, but then she managed to reason and explain the situation to the characters. However, explain to me: when they left and approached the planet with the ship, the woman realized that it wasn't planet Earth, but another planet that she didn't know. So how did she understand the characters' language if she wasn't from the same planet as the protagonist and the others? Could I be missing something crucial to the story at this point? Or should I simply use suspension of disbelief? They literally say it in the moment. It’s revealed like right away. It’s been a while but this anime is lowkey still fresh. I don’t wanna spoil it for ya. But they do answer your question in the anime |
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ReMightyRon said: I have a very easy question, but take into account that I watched this anime in the season it was released which means it was a long time ago, so if I'm wrong about my question you can correct me since that's the purpose of the topic. There are spoilers in what I'm going to write below. I don't recommend reading it if you haven't finished this anime yet. My question is about an event that occurred in the middle of the story. The characters went down the ship somewhere and found a woman frozen in time. They removed the woman from that place and she was confused, but then she managed to reason and explain the situation to the characters. However, explain to me: when they left and approached the planet with the ship, the woman realized that it wasn't planet Earth, but another planet that she didn't know. So how did she understand the characters' language if she wasn't from the same planet as the protagonist and the others? Could I be missing something crucial to the story at this point? Or should I simply use suspension of disbelief? You simply didn’t listen my dude |
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Mr_Sai said: ReMightyRon said: I have a very easy question, but take into account that I watched this anime in the season it was released which means it was a long time ago, so if I'm wrong about my question you can correct me since that's the purpose of the topic. There are spoilers in what I'm going to write below. I don't recommend reading it if you haven't finished this anime yet. My question is about an event that occurred in the middle of the story. The characters went down the ship somewhere and found a woman frozen in time. They removed the woman from that place and she was confused, but then she managed to reason and explain the situation to the characters. However, explain to me: when they left and approached the planet with the ship, the woman realized that it wasn't planet Earth, but another planet that she didn't know. So how did she understand the characters' language if she wasn't from the same planet as the protagonist and the others? Could I be missing something crucial to the story at this point? Or should I simply use suspension of disbelief? humans abandoned earth because a meteor was about to hit them she was on a mission to find a new planet to live on but her ship got messed up so froze herself so that one day someone would save her No?? Otherwise I wasn’t paying attention but I’ve rewatched it. |
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Piromysl said:
It was explained at the end of the series, that all humanity managed to uttely unite, meaning abolishing religion (somehow) only one language, one nation, etc. Arguably the least realistic part of the series, but that's besides the point.
So, as others pointed out, everyone in this series canonically speaks English. That survivor woman did as well.
It was explained at the end of the series, that all humanity managed to uttely unite, meaning abolishing religion (somehow) only one language, one nation, etc. Arguably the least realistic part of the series, but that's besides the point.
So, as others pointed out, everyone in this series canonically speaks English. That survivor woman did as well.
I could be blending another anime into this but I remember watching it again and it made a point of saying history and human culture had purposely been edited and censored to teach the ”new” earth society a unified or doctored version of what happened to earth/humanity in the past. So meaning the generations born on the new earth are never taught that other languages were a thing and or that old earth had wars and shit and it's all a clean slate (I think there wasnt a full planet population transfer, it was like 20% pop made it to new earth...maybe?) I feel like I'm not helping. sorry!
sooooo, at first Russian lady thinks 'so u kids don't know Gorbachev Castro? mmmkay that's weird but wait wtf but there's no African continent?? that ain't even Earth¿?’... at some point, somebody explains how the generation that remembered the old earth and transplanet-ed died off or didn't want to rehash the past, so the few trying to preserve the truth were dismissed as conspiracy wackos or something...
ok. I 🤔
| @lisalosthername IIRC, the anime had text in English, meaning that they all speak English, which we would expect a soviet cosmonaut to know. |
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