
Had I already become a Diablo!
Even Shibu is going out of its way to create articles.
Given the name Miguel, it’s pretty obvious at that point.
I know! It’s a video game, right!?
Oh, they’re dead!
Is it different?
>>4I think it gives off a vibe of a devil that uses dangerous weapons.
The name Miguel suggests that he is from a Spanish-speaking region.
>>6What does it mean to think?
>>37What you think is what you think.
I thought non-proper nouns would sound like the original language…
Starting a thread with a smug face without explaining whether it’s a proper noun or not is dangerous.
>>8It doesn’t seem distinct enough to warrant being an article.
Right now, this is the only one saying it.
>>8Next week, I’ll be saying I was deceived! and I’ll create a thread like a victim, so it’s all good.
It’s the person who suddenly brings up Diablo that’s at fault.
Seriously, don’t mess with me…
When I call my friends over, they go wild and leave as they please…
>>12Ah, two people died, that’s how it is…
Damn you, devil! That feels like a strong ideology, so die.
Seriously, don’t mess with me…
The urgency or promptness of it.
I definitely understood after it was explained, but I just thought it was a proper noun…
Is Miguel a Hispanic name?
If Diablo comes out later, it will be embarrassing.
>>19Even if sealed, it just normalizes and resurrects across the numbering!!
>>22The current situation has no trace or form at all in 4…
>>19Does that mean Diablo Gundam is essentially Ultimo Gundam?
Say it after you come out.
It might be that the state of transformation caused by the New Type is called Diablo.
>>21Isn’t that so?
>>21I thought it felt like this too, so I find the anonymous poster’s impression strange.
For now, let’s save the thread.
It’s like calling something you don’t really understand a witch; Miguel, you’re just too much of a romantic.
At this stage, what I can assert is that I think fixed nouns are just at the same level but with a different vector.
>>25Fixed noun
>>25It sounds convincing when someone who incorrectly remembers a proper noun says it!
>>41If Diablo refers to some kind of phenomenon, it would be a proper noun.
What are you talking about?
>>54Proper nouns are not referred to as fixed nouns.
>>60What is a proper noun?
>>95I don’t know.
Ask the person who made this response> At this stage, I think the only difference is that one is a proper noun and the other is just a different vector; they are on the same level.
If someone suddenly throws in a Spanish noun while we’re speaking in Japanese, I can’t help but wonder if there’s something going on.
It’s more natural to have a proper noun than a random character with strange settings, right?
>>28What is a strange setting…?
There’s just a colony where Spanish is the official language, just like Side 6’s official language is Japanese.
>>30(A cow’s head at the tip of the colony to create a Spanish atmosphere)
>>28That’s a dinosaur.
If you eat the poison cake, you will die of a heart attack, but there is a 50% chance of reviving 5 seconds later.
I can’t say anything because I don’t know if Miguel is just saying it on his own or if it actually has meaning.
The cake was a lie, yet is it really Diablo…?
Devil!
There is a devil!
I don’t understand anything because it’s a word that just came up suddenly.
I was thinking it might refer to people who became strange as a result of being connected in a sparkling way.
I know.
You must be someone who continues to be at the peak.
>>36I wonder if I’ll keep on dying until the Universal Century…
If I start talking about the game Diablo, I feel like the thread might think it’s not a proper noun or that it’s not related to the topic.
>>40The desire to provoke is too obvious, and it’s saying things that don’t make any sense…
>>45Well, that’s because the thread’s content is incomprehensible.
It’s obvious that “Diablo” is a common noun and means “devil” in both anime and reality, without any further explanation.
>>61From the perspective of Miguel from the Spanish-speaking world, it’s not surprising that it would be a common noun.
>>71Are you speaking Spanish?
>>81I’ve been saying that from the beginning…
The discussion is about whether a character with a name of Spanish origin using Spanish is not a proper noun, right?
>>71It’s ridiculous to say there is nothing strange about it; those who insist on using proper nouns are just idiots! The moment you say that, you’re already a fool who has stopped thinking.
>>71You’re from the Principality of Zeon, right?
>>100It seems that even within the same side, the official language differs by colony…
>>40Assure anonymous is dead.
It seems like a name for a mobile armor.
Is Izuma Colony not a proper noun?
>>43???
It’s foolish to think of Diablo as a proper noun.
I think it’s a nuance of being a devil.
I didn’t really care about it, but now I want it to be a proper noun because I like those who get laughed at for pointing and trying to laugh.
Those who can handle Omega are humanity’s enemy, Diablo (the devil).
That’s why it’s called that.
Do you think “mobile suit” has some meaning from “mobile” and “suit,” but isn’t a proper noun?
>>49Mobile suit is not a proper noun.
If it’s not a proper noun, I would expect them to just say “demon.”
At least in Japan, it is not general knowledge! The type of knowledge that reads “疾風” as “hayate”!
It’s definitely Ultima, isn’t it?
You can tell if it’s a proper noun by looking at the Latin-based subtitles of the streaming version.
Proper nouns have their initials capitalized.
>>56It’s not uncommon to use translated versions as a basis for discussion.
I can’t believe that normal works are establishing translation guidelines on the level of those for “The Lord of the Rings.”
>>80Isn’t it normal to check if something is okay with this kind of nuance? Am I wrong?
>>80When names are written in katakana or hiragana in domestic works set in kanji-using regions
A phenomenon where the representation of people’s names varies in kanji regions!
Exabe-kun is echoing back, so isn’t it a proper noun?
If Miguel were a monk, he wouldn’t have been blown away.
I won’t forgive you! Diavolo has betrayed my heart once again!
I think it will probably become a proper noun.
It’s Monster Hunter, right?
In a modern Japan ruled by a dictator, Satan is more fitting, isn’t it?
If you had just called me amigo from the start…
>>65Hey amigo! Is that the third señorita over there?
>>65Are you the third amigo?
>>65“Amigo means friend.”
>>82It’s Amigo Senorita, right! I know it from Doraemon!
Aren’t you curious about the fact that they speak Japanese even among those of Spanish descent?
Even someone anonymous might suddenly blurt out Masaoka Shiki, you know.
I am Diavolo!
It’s like, you know…
Like a delicious sauce.
Isn’t it some kind of character suggestion that you poison the bread? I don’t really know anymore…
Just say “demon” normally, it’s confusing.
Linear railgun
Jifredo might be causing some kind of backlash that negatively impacts the pilot’s psyche…
Isn’t it something from Nogizaka?
The Diabolos cult is the worst.
It might be Diablo…
I died with the impression of “Who the heck is this guy?”
It’s unavoidable because they’re using mysterious proper nouns like “rose” and “Zeknova.”
Demon!
I wonder if it’s comparing the new types enchanted by psycho machines to demons… while contemplating such an analogy, I guess we should wait for confirmation.
>>90If you’re saying it with that kind of nuance, that’s one thing, but you’re completely asserting that the thread text is not a proper noun at all.
Isma Colony is in Japanese, but what language is Zeon in?
I think the fact that you became a Diablo means there was a trigger for it.
Is that about the sparkling thing?
I researched about Diavolo!
It was the Burger King menu! 🦑?
This is a psychoframe.
O power of Diablo
Just say it’s a demon.
If you start calling a dragon a wyvern or a drake, you might wonder if it has any meaning.
I feel a very good sense of not being able to back down now.
Machu, who has acquired the power of the devil.
Ru Ooshima, right?
They’re allocating too much time to Char’s soliloquy theater.
Summarize that in 5 minutes.
>>108I don’t need it in the first place.
The Anno part was all boring, and it finally got interesting after the Anno part ended yesterday.
There is a condition called Diablo, and it is said that research institutions standardize to that name.
There is no such designation; it’s just that Miguel is simply saying, “That guy has become a devil!”
So that’s the thing.
>>109The thread’s content is so immature that it’s hard to understand what the anonymous poster is getting worked up about at first.
>>109Well, it’s just that kind of story, and we still don’t know which way it’ll go, so there’s no point in getting worked up about it.
Let’s calmly read the Gates of Hell.
>>110Diablo
Demon
Well… at this point, that doesn’t really matter.
I want to make fun of someone who doesn’t know words, it’s driving me crazy…
I understood that it’s a criticism from a type of child who has a unique way of thinking that doesn’t communicate well, so that’s the nuance behind it.
It’s weird that only the word “devil” is in Spanish.
I understand if you’re a character like Ryu Oshima, who always mixes Spanish into their speech, but…
>>115The cake was a cake after all.
>>115I see, it’s Chocorate Ingress.
>>115If you do that, the worldview will turn into G Gundam.
Why does Diablo occur?
Gundam is amazing because it can spark discussions even about these small details.
>>117It’s a battle of nitpicking among otaku!
>>125“I don’t like the way you said that! No, I don’t like the way you said it!” That’s all they’re doing, just arguing about how they said it.
It clearly looks like the katakana word “Diablo,” right?
It’s like the mask is acting like a dictator!
>>119Had Berli Zenam already turned into a dictator!!
Did the close aide mention Diablo?
It’s strange that only Diablo speaks Spanish.
I thought someone from the Gihren faction referred to a Newtype who can handle psychics as Diablo and encouraged it.
Is the term calling Usso a special something unique to the story?
New terms for new concepts are not necessarily proper nouns.
For example, when the Shinkansen was first conceived, it was not developed as a proper noun but as a common noun.
A term that refers to Newtypes who can handle psychowaves even without a psychoframe suit.
Even with that setting, it’s possible for it to be a common noun.
>>128Mobile suits are not proper nouns; they are common nouns, right?
It’s a term related to fighter planes, battleships, or tanks.
>>128and furthermore, common noun
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I’ll turn you into Diablo 4 as well.
If you watch anime properly, you’ll realize that the state of having purple eyes is Diablo.
What is Diablo?
>>131But the thread name is different…
I am a demon!
There’s no explanation about either one, so there’s no way to know now.
What I can understand now is that anyone who insists on deciding whether it is unique or general is simply an incompetent person with no solution.
Only proper nouns become in your native language!
Seriously, don’t mess with me…
Eroimu Essaim
As the new type becomes like this…
If everyone were Newtypes, this kind of conflict wouldn’t occur and we could understand each other!
After all, Gundam is a devil!
>>143In fact, there is a possibility that it is used in the sense that those who connect with the white devil and ride the Gundam become devils themselves.
>>143Is it Bosch…?
Miguel is a spy, and “Diablo” could also be interpreted as a confidential proper noun referring to a dangerous state of the New Type (like Zeknova?).
Well, isn’t it good to have some kind of demonic nuance?
It was indeed as abrupt as if it had been King Crimsoned.
I understand the feeling of wanting to say “You’re a devil!” if your eye color suddenly changes!
Isn’t there always the question of whether Machu and Nyan are really New Types?
>>150Did Machu not sound like a Newtype…?
>>154Ah, so you were an amateur who didn’t understand alternative either.
>>150Is there any room for doubt about that?
In Gundam, there are people who suddenly say things like “It’s a simulation battle!” and even if you think about it deeply…
>>151That means I’m the one who has never lost in a simulated battle.
>>160It’s confusing to be told that all of a sudden in episode 1.
Well, just say “demon” normally…
Do you mean to say that people who do anime commentary aren’t watching seriously?
>>155That’s true.
It’s foolish to assume that I haven’t reviewed it again without commentary.
>>155If you want to understand, you have no choice but to watch!!
Maybe it’s some lyrics from Nogizaka.
It’s kind of nice that you’re engaging with someone who’s obviously just pretending to be an idiot and starting threads, huh, Anonymous?
>>161Those who are insisting that Diablo is a proper noun and criticizing it are basically anti-fans, right?
>>169Are you still pretending to be stupid?
Aren’t you the real Diablo for always poisoning your colleagues!?
If the word “Diablo” doesn’t come up after this or another term referring to a similar state appears, it will just mean that Miguel was saying it.
…Why are you doing a punch with this?
>>163Because the anonymous poster is rejecting everything that doesn’t fit their own definition.
Maybe it’s the one from Monster Hunter.
As a result of not being able to touch NT technology at all, I wonder if the Ghiren faction has become something religious.
If it’s just because it’s a Spanish name, then why is only the devil “Diablo” in Spanish, while cake is just “cake”?
>>167It’s bad at watching anime to demand consistency there.
There’s definitely a vibe that feels good enough just for that reason.
Both are possible, but in the current state and with the current amount of information, those who feel like they’ve figured something out are just overly delusional in their daily lives and essentially just fools who can’t communicate properly.
>>180So I wrote it ambiguously because I didn’t know which way to go, but suddenly being called bad or stupid is frightening…
Later, the term “Diablo” came to mind, and it turned into a conversation like, “Was it your instruction that I tried to kill at that time?”
It’s the one where a young girl boards and the Nutcracker dances, right?
Since it’s called Diablo instead of just saying “demon,” there may or may not be some special meaning to it, but in any case, since it’s the words of someone who died in 5 minutes, I don’t have enough material to make a judgment right now.
Even if “Diablo” refers to a new concept, it is not necessarily a proper noun.
Well, being able to perform funnel maneuvers without riding is not good; it’s the devil, it’s Diablo.
I remembered that the character with Amuro’s voice in the robot game was named Diablo.
Was Miguel from SEED also from Spain?
>>177Nishikawa is Japanese.
The Diablo phenomenon will probably come up, right?
From now on, I won’t mind if there’s zero explanation about Diablo.
Ah, I’m not just convinced by thinking it has a vibe like Eva.
>>181Just by saying “Did Exabe-kun turn into Diablo after seeing the purple-eyed Zikuax…?,” it’s enough.
Are you hitting something!? What are you hitting!?
It feels like there might be elements that ultimately lead to the question of what that was.
If you say that being natural is presumptuous for MS, then of course.
As a result of not being able to touch NT technology at all, I wonder if the Ghiren faction has become something religious.The thread image is pro-Kishiria, but since Gundam is dangerous, they cooperated with the pro-Gihren faction, so isn’t that different?
The Gihren faction is demanding that the pilot of Unit 2 belongs to their faction, so it doesn’t seem like they view the Gundam itself as a threat.
I wonder if I’ll be running around with this tantrum this week.
When I saw a persistently annoying person elevating Diablo with a phrase like “proper noun, Osugi!” I thought, “Oh come on…”
Instead of calling it a nice-sounding term like “Newtype,” it should be called a devil.
I think there’s a kind of ideology.
Dear Devil! If that’s the case, it was dangerous because my inner demon came out and I ended up having to fight Mutsu.
When you say “devil,” it comes to mind as “devil,” right?
>>192Devil Gundam!
Eating apple pie with Kshyria, driving with Exab and seeing Gundam Unit 2, meeting with Miguel, receiving a poison cake from Miguel, and vaporizing it with funnels.
I’ve been processing this in 10 minutes up to this point.
Is the person who is putting this together an idiot?
>>193It’s probably because it’s an insignificant part that you finished it quickly.
>>193You managed to compress all of this content into 10 minutes and understand it properly, so you must be good at it.
>>225Let’s put aside the packing for now.
It’s just a mere list, so there’s no understanding or anything, and it’s not really well done either.
>>225It’s too lacking in buildup, so it just looks like a joke.
This guy is clearly an anti-fan imitating a stupid fan.
If Miguel had been a monk, he wouldn’t have died.
It seems like it’s a chiffon cake given how quickly it was made, but chiffon cakes always feel cheap.
I feel the decline of comprehension skills among anonymous people.
In the game, Diablo doesn’t appear at all; what’s going on?
It’s a war in the pocket, and the Gelgoog J (Jaeger) exists; Jaeger is German.
The Zaku FZ also has a head resembling the German military Fritz helmet.
There was something reminiscent of Germany.
A friend who is considerate and saved his companions from becoming Diablo.