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No game no life what were the two siblings referencing in EP 5
Is there a name to the art style used in No Game No Life?Before the war, how many races were there?Name of song in Episode 9 of No Game No Life at around 21:45?Name of song in Episode 8 of No Game No Life at around 6:05What is that word that sounds like “assent” in No Game No Life?Is there any serious romance in No Game No Life?Which chapter of No Game No Life webcomic should I start after finishing the anime?What's the song that plays on No Game No Life episode 2 at 14:35?What is the role of the assumption 'As long as it doesn't violate pledge three' in pledge 4?Can we say the human race won The Great War in No Game No Life: Zero or Tet won?
In episode 5 when the two siblings saw the home of the flugle they said something and there clothes changed I'm pretty sure it was a reference to something but I can't figure it out
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In episode 5 when the two siblings saw the home of the flugle they said something and there clothes changed I'm pretty sure it was a reference to something but I can't figure it out
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In episode 5 when the two siblings saw the home of the flugle they said something and there clothes changed I'm pretty sure it was a reference to something but I can't figure it out
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In episode 5 when the two siblings saw the home of the flugle they said something and there clothes changed I'm pretty sure it was a reference to something but I can't figure it out
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Judging by how they said "Laputa is real" as soon as they see it, I googled 'Laputa', and it seems to refer to Laputa: Castle in the Sky, which is a Studio Ghibli film. The poster on the Wikipedia page has the main characters who seem to match the attire that Sora and Shiro change into.
As for the partly censored word they say later, when trying to figure out how to get up to Avant Heim, I am not sure if it is linked to the movie since I haven't seen it. However, considering they comment that "the servers here are better", it seemed like they were using an abusive/offensive word to see if something would glitch. MMORPG games usually kick out players who use such speech, and while I can't recall exactly which game / instance this might be referring to, I have heard similar references before.
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The previous answer is possibly correct and it may be likely that it is referencing to the Studio Ghibli film. I also agree about @TheGamer007's theory that they were testing to see if using an offensive word would get them 'kicked'.
However, it would be also possible that it is a direct reference to a much earlier literary work, specifically Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift, written in 1726. Laputa is a flying island in the story.
Castle in the Sky's Laputa was also derived from Jonathan Swift's story so it's possible that it's the same for Avant Heim.
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Judging by how they said "Laputa is real" as soon as they see it, I googled 'Laputa', and it seems to refer to Laputa: Castle in the Sky, which is a Studio Ghibli film. The poster on the Wikipedia page has the main characters who seem to match the attire that Sora and Shiro change into.
As for the partly censored word they say later, when trying to figure out how to get up to Avant Heim, I am not sure if it is linked to the movie since I haven't seen it. However, considering they comment that "the servers here are better", it seemed like they were using an abusive/offensive word to see if something would glitch. MMORPG games usually kick out players who use such speech, and while I can't recall exactly which game / instance this might be referring to, I have heard similar references before.
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Judging by how they said "Laputa is real" as soon as they see it, I googled 'Laputa', and it seems to refer to Laputa: Castle in the Sky, which is a Studio Ghibli film. The poster on the Wikipedia page has the main characters who seem to match the attire that Sora and Shiro change into.
As for the partly censored word they say later, when trying to figure out how to get up to Avant Heim, I am not sure if it is linked to the movie since I haven't seen it. However, considering they comment that "the servers here are better", it seemed like they were using an abusive/offensive word to see if something would glitch. MMORPG games usually kick out players who use such speech, and while I can't recall exactly which game / instance this might be referring to, I have heard similar references before.
answered 3 hours ago
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Judging by how they said "Laputa is real" as soon as they see it, I googled 'Laputa', and it seems to refer to Laputa: Castle in the Sky, which is a Studio Ghibli film. The poster on the Wikipedia page has the main characters who seem to match the attire that Sora and Shiro change into.
As for the partly censored word they say later, when trying to figure out how to get up to Avant Heim, I am not sure if it is linked to the movie since I haven't seen it. However, considering they comment that "the servers here are better", it seemed like they were using an abusive/offensive word to see if something would glitch. MMORPG games usually kick out players who use such speech, and while I can't recall exactly which game / instance this might be referring to, I have heard similar references before.
answered 3 hours ago
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Judging by how they said "Laputa is real" as soon as they see it, I googled 'Laputa', and it seems to refer to Laputa: Castle in the Sky, which is a Studio Ghibli film. The poster on the Wikipedia page has the main characters who seem to match the attire that Sora and Shiro change into.
As for the partly censored word they say later, when trying to figure out how to get up to Avant Heim, I am not sure if it is linked to the movie since I haven't seen it. However, considering they comment that "the servers here are better", it seemed like they were using an abusive/offensive word to see if something would glitch. MMORPG games usually kick out players who use such speech, and while I can't recall exactly which game / instance this might be referring to, I have heard similar references before.
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The previous answer is possibly correct and it may be likely that it is referencing to the Studio Ghibli film. I also agree about @TheGamer007's theory that they were testing to see if using an offensive word would get them 'kicked'.
However, it would be also possible that it is a direct reference to a much earlier literary work, specifically Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift, written in 1726. Laputa is a flying island in the story.
Castle in the Sky's Laputa was also derived from Jonathan Swift's story so it's possible that it's the same for Avant Heim.
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The previous answer is possibly correct and it may be likely that it is referencing to the Studio Ghibli film. I also agree about @TheGamer007's theory that they were testing to see if using an offensive word would get them 'kicked'.
However, it would be also possible that it is a direct reference to a much earlier literary work, specifically Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift, written in 1726. Laputa is a flying island in the story.
Castle in the Sky's Laputa was also derived from Jonathan Swift's story so it's possible that it's the same for Avant Heim.
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The previous answer is possibly correct and it may be likely that it is referencing to the Studio Ghibli film. I also agree about @TheGamer007's theory that they were testing to see if using an offensive word would get them 'kicked'.
However, it would be also possible that it is a direct reference to a much earlier literary work, specifically Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift, written in 1726. Laputa is a flying island in the story.
Castle in the Sky's Laputa was also derived from Jonathan Swift's story so it's possible that it's the same for Avant Heim.
answered 1 hour ago
W. AreW. Are
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The previous answer is possibly correct and it may be likely that it is referencing to the Studio Ghibli film. I also agree about @TheGamer007's theory that they were testing to see if using an offensive word would get them 'kicked'.
However, it would be also possible that it is a direct reference to a much earlier literary work, specifically Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift, written in 1726. Laputa is a flying island in the story.
Castle in the Sky's Laputa was also derived from Jonathan Swift's story so it's possible that it's the same for Avant Heim.
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