>Mal'ak (also spelled Malak, Melek) is the Semitic word for "angel"
Anyone else getting tired of judaism in their vidya?
Mal'ak (also spelled Malak, Melek) is the Semitic word for "angel"
Juan Bennett
Ryan Sullivan
damm kikes
Hudson Ross
Judeo-Christian religious symbolism is the equivalent of tribal tattoos and eastern "power" glyphs but for the Japanese.
Mason Nguyen
Why did you even look it up with you don't like it? Also aren't all angels and devils pretty much judeo-christian?
Alexander Williams
You think that's bad? You should look at all the namings for Abyss.
Luke Walker
Not really honestly its nice that the japs find jew/christian mythology interesting because westerners are too afraid of it being real to ever put it in their media.
Gavin Hughes
Why does the industry keep letting Japan get away with cultural appropriation?
Easton Murphy
t. Vesperia babby who never played Abyss
Easton Garcia
Actually:
The word for "angel" in Hebrew is spelled "Mal'akh".(מלאך)
"Melekh" (מלך) is the word for "king".
John Perez
>Darth Malak
>Darth "Angel"
Daniel Ross
It's not all that different than westerners putting Chinese characters on shit or using traditional Asian designs to make things seem "mystical".
William James
Nips did it first in BOF IV.
Gavin Murphy
The plural for Malak in Berseria is Malakhim
Aiden Price
I don't understand why they went from Seraphs to Malaks, or is this some ye 'olde terminology because the story happens way back in the past?
Isaiah Thomas
"Angel" to his fellow Mujahideen.
Chase Evans
They take place on the same world, not the same continent.
Language differences.
Gabriel Gray
>about to buy this
>at cashier
>gamestop dude say it's Zesteria prequel
Grayson Flores
>Game has banks
JUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDAS!
Luis Robinson
No?
Eli Johnson
Kikes aren't the only Semites, though.
Wyatt Jackson
Malakim are called 聖隷 (seirei) in the Japanese version, you uninformed nigger.
You only have Bandai Namco's localization department to blame for culturally appropriating kike and sandnigger words.
Michael Hall
are they seirei in Zestiria too?
Justin Cox
They are called 天族 (tenzoku; heavenly race) when they became invisible moments after Laphicet became a dragon
Camden Turner
Didn't Judaism invent angels? Like, Jews were a thing before Christians. Plus, Malakh is a way cooler name than angel.
Chase Perry
Malak is greek.