4th wall break? At least not fifth wall break, to the other art the artist makes, the sort hat pays better, on comission, nudge, nudge.. judge, judge..
In this one, Imgurians discuss rationally how it is both human nature and a useless endeavor to complain that your favorite characters in a fantasy novel wouldn't be speaking your language.
You couldn't read it if it was written in-universe. The author doesn't want to Tolkien-up their work and write fifty anthologies of all the historical and political data explaining why English is spoken just to tell you a story about dragons. It's not that deep.
Were I a more prolific man my dream would be to make an Isekai called "I Died and Was Reincarnated in a Fantasy World but I Can't Understand a Goddamn Word Anyone is Saying" and that's it. Like 12 solid episodes of people trying to convince him he's the chosen warrior with unlockable skills and him not knowing what the fuck is going on.
The Wampanoag, also rendered Wôpanâak, are a Native American people of the Northeastern Woodlands currently based in southeastern Massachusetts and formerly parts of eastern Rhode Island. Their historical territory includes the islands of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wampanoag
Deadwardian era is around the 1400s-1600s, so you're looking at the invention of the printing press and the beginnings of mass book production on the Human side; that junk ends up making its way to the Isles where the Echo mice gnaw at them and begin speaking in some weird foreign tongues all of the continent. Eventually this just gets picked up as the local language.
Or you know, it's fukken Titan magic, they ain't gotta explain shit
There's also hints that Humans and Witches probably did share some common ancestry if that works for a better theory. The main evidence there being that canonically a human boy and a witch girl did what mammals tend to do and had a child; you could just chalk that up to sci-fi shenanigans but then again the show was scientifically literate enough to know what the hell an "ortet" was, so one does wonder...
PicassoCT
4th wall break? At least not fifth wall break, to the other art the artist makes, the sort hat pays better, on comission, nudge, nudge.. judge, judge..
squillis
Let's hope we live in a pre-teen/teen demographically focused cartoon and not an adult demographically focused show like Invincible or Mighty Nein...
KiwiGameDev
Ngl saw the user and the term “emperor” and it took me a min to realise this wasn’t the set up to a WH40k crossover
digitreal
Should have one more panel right before the last panel where they stare at the viewer for a moment.
Necrothean
In this one, Imgurians discuss rationally how it is both human nature and a useless endeavor to complain that your favorite characters in a fantasy novel wouldn't be speaking your language.
You couldn't read it if it was written in-universe. The author doesn't want to Tolkien-up their work and write fifty anthologies of all the historical and political data explaining why English is spoken just to tell you a story about dragons. It's not that deep.
Bojovnik84
cousteau
An upvote for you, kind Imgurian who always includes the source!
LincLoud
Thanks for the upvote.
LincLoud
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Were I a more prolific man my dream would be to make an Isekai called "I Died and Was Reincarnated in a Fantasy World but I Can't Understand a Goddamn Word Anyone is Saying" and that's it. Like 12 solid episodes of people trying to convince him he's the chosen warrior with unlockable skills and him not knowing what the fuck is going on.
LincLoud
They sort of did that on the Suicide Squad isekai
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Sechran
Careful! That is a load bearing fourth wall!
HouseOfEvil
BlazeMarshall
Bloody hell, I just boarded that thing up again... *grumble grumble*
Andreas99100
At least Deadpool isn't to blame for once.
ExecutiveProducerWolfDyck
Belos probably wasn't the only American to cross over to the demon realm. I bet the witches spoke Wampanoeg before then.
cousteau
I bet humans spoke oongaboonga before then.
ExTechOp
The Wampanoag, also rendered Wôpanâak, are a Native American people of the Northeastern Woodlands currently based in southeastern Massachusetts and formerly parts of eastern Rhode Island. Their historical territory includes the islands of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.
— https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wampanoag
akafluffy
But there are language barriers in their universe, the Nocedas speak Spanish and English, not just cartoon polyglot.
Evenmoreuselessname
I mean, mostly they speak Spanglish. There are a few full Spanish sentences thrown in, but mostly as ejaculations
Evenmoreuselessname
Not that kind of ejaculation, you degenerates
akafluffy
Mierda!
MidoryMoon
Deadwardian era is around the 1400s-1600s, so you're looking at the invention of the printing press and the beginnings of mass book production on the Human side; that junk ends up making its way to the Isles where the Echo mice gnaw at them and begin speaking in some weird foreign tongues all of the continent. Eventually this just gets picked up as the local language.
Or you know, it's fukken Titan magic, they ain't gotta explain shit
MidoryMoon
There's also hints that Humans and Witches probably did share some common ancestry if that works for a better theory. The main evidence there being that canonically a human boy and a witch girl did what mammals tend to do and had a child; you could just chalk that up to sci-fi shenanigans but then again the show was scientifically literate enough to know what the hell an "ortet" was, so one does wonder...
Ulthirm
Tbf I know what an ortet was and it had very little to do with scientific literacy. Very horny though was very horny.