12:44 the way they explain traditions and legends in these events kinda proves how one original story just divided into different ones over time, much like in real life with what happens to fairytales. All the traditions Epel explained so far all rooted from Snow White (Unless there are other movies I’m not aware of but still) and yet it comes off as their own seperate stories. Which makes sense as to why this present world looks up to what were supposed to be the villains but overtime the origin stories went through a game of telephone eventually painting them in a good light and the people don’t know that. Also kinda explains why NRC is able to get away with creating dorms surrounding them.
I totally feel you, Idia. When I got an invitation of my classmate to their birthday, there are a lots of people and I stayed at the corner with a friend.
This comment just reminded me of the one time I went to a large birthday party that one of my classmates was holding. I mainly stood against the wall if I wasn’t getting food. It was so bad that the classmate came up to me multiple times to ask if I was alright.
9:37 - Does this mean Sebek's dad is bad at cooking if he thinks Epel's grandma is not an ordinary human for being to cook good meals? 11:56 - I guess this is why the dwarves got so excited over Snow White's soup in the movie. 12:00 - I guess Idia's desire for efficiency even applies to his eating habits which is kinda concerning if he considers stuff like chewing things to be inefficient. How does he keep his teeth so sharp if he doesn't bother to eat food that requires biting? And Idia, you can't call the dinner boring if you got scared off of on joining in on the party. 12:47 - Oh, another Snow White reference.
When Epel said we can remember Harveston with the apple lantern when we return to the school, I thought he was gonna say 'return to your world' and I almost cried.
Make it 8, if the new story chapters comes in. Based on the prologue, Grimm's monster form might be based on Jabberwock from the poem Jabberwocky within Alice Through the Looking Glass.
@@joyr1199 i meant the stone from the dwarf phantom in the prologue chapter counts. Since NRC story represents the 7 deadly sins, which includes the extra/related sins, best guess that the deadly sin Grimm represents is Gluttony
Tysm for translating!! Poor Idia, I totally relate :'( I'm glad he got to eat something, but I wish we could've come up with a way for him to eat well comfortably... Take care of yourself!
Ahahahaa I love the detail of fish soup and sandwich cake. The sandwich cake is very popular in Nordic countries. Usually you have a Sandwich cake and a sweet cake at parties. Smörgåstarta I think was the Swedish name. For the fish soup it's usually Salmon/fish, carrot, potato, maybe swede, pepper and salt.
A... sandwich cake? What do you mean, sandwich cake?! That is no cake, but an abomination!! Throw it away this instant! (ugh, sorry, but just the description made me sick)
haha its actually really good, I dont eat meat though so idk how does it taste with the shrimps etc, but basically its just a big sandwitch that looks fancy
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12:44 the way they explain traditions and legends in these events kinda proves how one original story just divided into different ones over time, much like in real life with what happens to fairytales. All the traditions Epel explained so far all rooted from Snow White (Unless there are other movies I’m not aware of but still) and yet it comes off as their own seperate stories.
Which makes sense as to why this present world looks up to what were supposed to be the villains but overtime the origin stories went through a game of telephone eventually painting them in a good light and the people don’t know that. Also kinda explains why NRC is able to get away with creating dorms surrounding them.
lmfao poor Idia his social battery is DRAINED and they expect him to be okay in a room full of people?? 💀💀💀
I totally feel you, Idia. When I got an invitation of my classmate to their birthday, there are a lots of people and I stayed at the corner with a friend.
This comment just reminded me of the one time I went to a large birthday party that one of my classmates was holding. I mainly stood against the wall if I wasn’t getting food. It was so bad that the classmate came up to me multiple times to ask if I was alright.
Yeah, it's always painful to sit in a corner alone at an event.
9:37 - Does this mean Sebek's dad is bad at cooking if he thinks Epel's grandma is not an ordinary human for being to cook good meals?
11:56 - I guess this is why the dwarves got so excited over Snow White's soup in the movie.
12:00 - I guess Idia's desire for efficiency even applies to his eating habits which is kinda concerning if he considers stuff like chewing things to be inefficient. How does he keep his teeth so sharp if he doesn't bother to eat food that requires biting? And Idia, you can't call the dinner boring if you got scared off of on joining in on the party.
12:47 - Oh, another Snow White reference.
When Epel said we can remember Harveston with the apple lantern when we return to the school, I thought he was gonna say 'return to your world' and I almost cried.
Harveston gives the best homecomings
3:37 His desire will be the reason why he overblots. Because he has eaten 6 overblot stones.
Make it 8, if the new story chapters comes in. Based on the prologue, Grimm's monster form might be based on Jabberwock from the poem Jabberwocky within Alice Through the Looking Glass.
@@vanessachowjiaying4423 7 actually
@@joyr1199 i meant the stone from the dwarf phantom in the prologue chapter counts. Since NRC story represents the 7 deadly sins, which includes the extra/related sins, best guess that the deadly sin Grimm represents is Gluttony
So that would mean that Yuu is Alice, and with all the emphasis on mirrors in the game it makes sense.
@@vanessachowjiaying4423 I had never heard about this 7 deadly sins theory before. Which sin is each dorm supposed to be?
idia is such a big mood 😭 thank you for translating!!
Tysm for translating!! Poor Idia, I totally relate :'( I'm glad he got to eat something, but I wish we could've come up with a way for him to eat well comfortably... Take care of yourself!
Dude I can't, my heart goes out to Idia every time he's hiding away, I can't handle being around a lot of people either
Ahahahaa I love the detail of fish soup and sandwich cake. The sandwich cake is very popular in Nordic countries. Usually you have a Sandwich cake and a sweet cake at parties. Smörgåstarta I think was the Swedish name. For the fish soup it's usually Salmon/fish, carrot, potato, maybe swede, pepper and salt.
I can't wait to watch Kelkkarotu Harveston story event part 8▼・ᴥ・▼
Thanks for the translation! Oww I was waiting for it!
When Epel said he needed a new lantern and we are shown the Apple Lantern I knew that was going to be the team's name.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE TRANSLATIONS💕💕💕😭🥰
you are a godsend for these translations!!
This event sure know how to make me hungry
THANK YOU FOR THE FOOD OTOME AYUI-SENSEI
I'm here again~ 🦉✨
Im ready for competitive mode
THANK YOU FOR THE TRANSLATION
Sandwich cake never thought I would see those to words together.
8:25 ... hehe, just like Snow White in the movie
We get the apple lantern.
Is there such sandwich cake like that?
Yes! Sandwich cake is popular in Sweden I think (called Smorgastarta), it's also eaten in Iceland, Finland and Estonia.
poor idia
Aww
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A... sandwich cake? What do you mean, sandwich cake?! That is no cake, but an abomination!! Throw it away this instant! (ugh, sorry, but just the description made me sick)
It's a traditional food in some real countries. You shouldn't insult it, you haven't even tried it.
haha its actually really good, I dont eat meat though so idk how does it taste with the shrimps etc, but basically its just a big sandwitch that looks fancy
@HollowWoods A popular food, yes, but hardly a "traditional" one. It was invented in the 60s.