#narisha

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Dune: Adventures in the Imperium - Shizu Narisha by Palamarchuk Mikhail

[ganondoodle]

(totk rewritten/botw 2 concepts)

Vah Narisha! elaborated on things and slightly polished it

(info written on there but for ease of reading writing it here again)

-its a prototype titan (divine beast) that crash landed on an island and was left there, its name is based on the big sky whale from skyward sword (its german name)

its very overgrown and half broken, with its tail hanging off the edge, but if you try to use the infusion power of links shiekah arm it will suddendly twitch and empty your entire energy meter immediately since it uses more power than you could provide on your own- serving as a hint that it can be reactivated

once its reactivated (zelda helps, perhaps with a quest attached) it will fly in circle patterns across the sky, you cannot control it (its still a half broken prototype after all) but you can use it as a place to rest and reach other islands that are very hard to reach otherwise

single parts will suddendly move and twitch or freeze as its ... a damaged prototype, its a slight hazard as the shaking can throw you off if you are standing in a bad spot (but not so much you cant reach it again), occasionally it will lose some parts

unlike the "modern" titans, who require the main energy network sourced from mainly ganondorf as their power source if there is no pilot/champion (thus stopped working after the intro), vah narisha draws energy from its surroundings, just like links arm does, so its still able to function even after gan wakes up; however the amount available is barely enough to keep it afloat and that only moving very slowly too- it is unclear if the reason for other malfunctions or unavaible controls is bc of lack of power or damage, probably being both, but after taking off there is no way to try and repair it further since you cant control it and it would pose a danger by falling if misshandled so its mostly left to its own devices

its not required for anything of the main story or to traverse the sky, but it is a cool thing and can make it easier to reach things, the idea for it is mainly from the unused prototype hanging in the hateno lab in botw since my goal is to make totk into botw 2 i thought its a neat idea to bring in previously scrapped ideas :3

[mabubokor]

Life is like a candle 😐😐 (at Narisha Dakbanglo) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnOxq6IyGJz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[allaroundmelbourne]

Artist Nish Cash died in Melbourne home waiting more than an hour for emergency services, inquest is told

A Victorian coronial inquest into the death of an Aboriginal artist has been told it took emergency services more than an hour and a half to respond after triple-0 was called for help.Jingili woman Narisha "Nish" Cash died at her home in Sunshine West on March 26, 2020 after calling triple-0 in a highly distressed state, saying she was going to end her life.

The inquest was told police arrived at the property one hour and 40 minutes after the original call, finding Ms Cash unresponsive.

Paramedics, who arrived a short time later, were unable to revive the 41-year-old, who was later confirmed to have died due to drug toxicity.

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-10-24/nish-cash-coronial-inquest-died-waiting-emergency-services/101569488

[lapetitetriforce]

...Landscapes of Skyward sword...

- I think I will make a collection of some of the best landscapes also the other   Zelda chapters ... maybe.. if I can! xD

[yahab1]

Día 12 del Inktober Temática: Ballena Narisha el gran espíritu de los cielos #Inktober #Inktober2018 #Narisha #Zelda #esbirrosdepaz #Yahab

[lulu2992]

Inktober 2017, Day 10: Gigantic.

Levias from The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. He’s pretty big and he flies. He’s cool.

[sunpathos]

okay so my eternal oc is called narisha, and she has spend most of her time in the planet kylos and was present during the extinction that thanos authored on that planet. she like the eternals on earth also fell in love with the people of her planet and wanted what was best for them, outside of that, from what she knows, the rest of her family is gone, and there’s nothing to do about it. she does end up on earth after hearing rumors of people like her, only to not find any. her powers fall into the teleportation aspect, and while she is good with hand to hand combat and accelerated healing like the rests of the eternals, but her true powers come from her portals. they look the ones produced by the masters of the mystic arts, but hers are far more refined, and they come easily to her. she doesn’t have to train or anything like that, they have always been a part of herself.

[silentstep]

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today the rabbi said “I’ve never seen someone turn themselves into a grogger before” & like idk man p sure my sisters would consider it simply my natural evolution as, like, a person

[tortilla-of-courage]

Skyward Sword - comparing NPC names in English and Spanish

For this I’ll be comparing mainly 2 (technically 3) translations of SkSw: English (ENG), Spanish (Latinamerica) (ESP-LA) and Spanish (Spain) (ESP-SP). If available, I’ll add the Japanese (JP) too. The spanish ones might be the same in some cases, which will be marked as (ESP). (I might also add an extra translation or two if i know them)

Link (リンク - Rinku), Zelda (ゼルダ - Zeruda) and Impa (インパ - Inpa) stay the same in all translations. Some of them have some minor changes tho (beware of slight spoilers for SkSw)

(Special thanks to @sunnylaurels for sharing the Japanese names for the Skyloft NPCs! And to @attllhak for sharing some French ones! - Really Long post under cut)

Main/Important Characters

Fi (ENG) - Fay (ESP) - ファイ (Fai) (JP)

These are basically the same, just different spelling. There’s a lot of speculation as to what Fi’s name is based on. For some reason I like to think it’s because of “Wi-Fi” but anything goes

Ghirahim (ENG) - Grahim (ESP) -  ギラヒム (Girahimu) (JP)

This one’s interesting because both ‘translations’ are technically right. English follows it more “to the letter” doing “Gira” as “Ghira”, while Spanish interprets it as “Gra” since Japanese doesn’t do the two-different-consonants together thing, but overall both are the same

Groose (ENG) - Vilán (ESP-LA) - Malton (ESP-SP) -  バド (Bado) (JP)

Groose, Groose, Groose. Probably the main character with the MOST changes. “Bado” seems to be referencing the Japanese pronunciation of “bird”, but could also be interpreted as “Birdo”. LA Spanish’s “Vilán” is sometimes seen as referencing the english “Villain”, but recently @/deerdroo pointed out to me it’s most definitely referencing the “Gavilán” bird, which resembles a little eagle (Wikipedia calls it a “sparrowhawk” in English). Not sure what Spain’s doing with “Malton” but I like it. And of course “Groose” follows the bird naming theme most of Skyloft has (referencing grouse and goose). Also his name in French is “Hergo”

Demise (ENG) - El Heraldo de la Muerte (ESP) -  終焉の者 (Shūen no Mono) (JP)

Okay this guy. “終焉の者” could be translated as “The One Who Brings The End”, according to @/sunnylaurels. So, in a way, I guess it makes sense for the English translation to just grab “Demise” for the name but also I feel it REALLY takes away from how it’s a Title rather than a name? He’s an ancient being, him existing as a “concept” and having no name adds a lot to his character imo. Anyways, “El Heraldo de la Muerte” would translate as “The herald of death” or “the messenger of death”, which is like really ominous i think - imagine having to fight some guy and everyone on earth calls him the messenger of death. I’d be so scared. Yes I’m very aware Demise means Death i just think it’s silly he just gets called that and that’s it. Also i keep reading it as Denise so really, who’s losing here? Not me. 

As a fun add-on to this, in German his name can be translated to “Death-bringer” (thanks @/aureateart), while in French it’s Avatar du Néant, which would translate to “Avatar of the Void” (thanks @/attllhak)

The Imprisoned (ENG) - El Cautivo (ESP-LA) - El Durmiente (ESP-SP)

“El Cautivo” basically means The Imprisoned, but “El Durmiente” means “The Sleeping One”, which... fits, but also i find it a bit funny, not sure why. Fight the sleepy avocado everyone

Deities + The Surface’s Main Places’ Names

The Goddesses stay the same in these translations too:

Din (ENG, ESP) - ディン (Din) (JP)

Nayru (ENG, ESP) - ネール (Nēru) (JP)

Farore (ENG, ESP) - フロル (Furoru) (JP)

Hylia (ENG, ESP) - ハイリア (Hairia) (JP)

The dragons, for the most part, too. The only one that really changes is Faron, which changes to “Farone” much like in Twilight Princess with the Light Spirit of the same name.

Eldin (ENG, ESP) - オルディン (Orudin) (JP)

Lanayru (ENG, ESP) - ラネール (Ranēru) (JP)

Faron (ENG) - Farone (ESP) -  フィローネ (Firōne) (JP)

Levias (ENG) - Narisha (ESP)

I couldn’t for the life of me find Levias’ name in Japanese, but considering EVERY translation EXCEPT English has him as Narisha? i’m gonna take a wild guess and say it’s ナリシャ (Narisha) or similar. His name Levias is based off the word Leviathan. And Fun fact! Did you know the spaniard Zelda Wiki lists him as being one of the dragons? as in, him being a whale-shaped dragon? yeah.

The Surface (ENG) - Las Tierras Inferiores (ESP)

Las Tierras Inferiores would translate as “The Lower Lands”

Faron Woods (ENG) - Bosque de Farone (ESP)

Eldin Volcano (ENG) - Volcán de Eldin (ESP)

Lanayru Dessert (ENG) - Desierto de Lanayru (ESP)

These ones mean the same for the most part, just with the change of Faron to Farone.

Skyloft / The Sky - Places and Animals

The Sky (ENG) - El Cielo (ESP-LA) - Celéstea (ESP-SP)

“El Cielo” literally means The Sky, while Celéstea would be a play on “Celestial” (From the Heavens/Skies). Fun side note - “El Cielo” also means “Heaven”, so when i was younger everytime i went back to the sky i’d be like “rip Link he’s dead :/”

Skyloft (ENG) - Neburia (ESP-LA) - Altárea (ESP-SP)

Neburia, from what I learned after a 4 am Wikipedia dive, could be based off the word “Nébula”, which can mean “Cloud”. It basically means “Cloud Town”. Altárea, I think??? would be based off the word “Alto” which means “High (Altitude)” so basically, “A Place High Up”? If anyone wants to comment on this i’d appreciate it

The Lumpy Pumpkin (ENG) - La Calabaza Flotante (ESP-LA) - Calabarza’s (ESP-SP)

“La Calabaza Flotante” literally means “The Floating Pumpkin”, while “Calabarza’s” is a really clever play on Calabaza and bar. I’m not sure what the name of the island itself is in english, but in Spanish it’s “Isla Calabaza” (Pumpkin Island) (ESP-LA) and “Calabia” (word play on “Pumpkin Place”) (ESP-SP)

Loftwing (ENG) - Neburí (ESP-LA) - Pelícaro (ESP-SP)

Neburí would also come from Nébula, so it’d translate to something like “Cloudy (thing)”? possibly. Pelícaro seems like a play on the word “Pelícano” which means Pelican.

Remlit (ENG) - Lémury (ESP) - Remuri (JP)

Lémury is a play on “Lémur”, probably because of Remlits’ ringed tails. Remuri might be the same play of words. 

Skyloft/The Sky - NPCs

(I might revisit some of these at one point since some of the references they could have flew over my head!) (haha get it? flew? the sky? ok)

Batreaux (ENG) - Mursego (ESP-LA) - Batolo (ESP-SP) - Morusego (JP)

My friend! my buddy! Batreaux is an obvious play with “Bat”, since he kind of resembles one. This is kept in both Spanish names - Batolo seems like a combination of “Bat” and “Bartolo” (a spanish name), and Mursego is based off the spanish for Bat “Murciélago” (as well as being the closest to the Japanese “Morusego”!!). Keeps the “flying animal” theme in all three languages.

Beedle (ENG) - Terry (ESP) - テリー (Terī) (JP)

The man, the myth, the legend. Beedle’s name is similar to “beetle”, the insects he loves in BoTW and SS. Not sure what the deal with “Terry” and similar is. He keeps the “flying animal name” theme with Beedle, sort of, but loses it in every other translation (which, btw, is also Terry or a variant in most languages)

Bertie (ENG) - Arín (ESP-LA) - Alfred (ESP-SP) - Arin (JP)

This poor man. Working all day and all night. Bertie’s supposed to reference a type of sparrot called “lovebird” (the bird part). For Arín, besides being basically the same as Japanese, could reference the word “Cantarín”, which means “singsong” and is used to describe birds that sing a lot. Alfred... no clue.

Cawlin (ENG) - Corvy (ESP) - Ras (JP)

In the same way “Cawlin” references “caw”, which is the sound crows make, “Corvy” references this same bird, called “Cuervo” in Spanish. In french he’s “Orbo”, which if i had to guess also references crows.

Croo (ENG) - Gurriaco (ESP)

“Croo” could reference both the “cooing” of birds and “crow”, like Cawlin above. Gurriaco, if I reach enough, could be referencing “Urraca”, a type of bird in Spanish.

Dodoh (ENG) - Dodo (ESP) - Dodo (JP)

Referencing the extinct bird of the same name in all languages, I guess. 

Dovos (ENG) - Dombo (ESP)

Dovos feels like it’s referencing “Dove”. Dombo gives be “Dumbo” vibes - probably could reference it because he flies? not sure

Eagus (ENG) - Aquilo (ESP) - Igurusu (JP)

Eagus, Aquilo, and Igurusu are referencing Eagles. It’s more obvious in Eagus. The spanish for Eagle is “Águila”, which is just two letters off from Aquilo. 

Fledge (ENG) - Gruyo (ESP) - Sebasun (JP)

Fledge is referencing Fledgling, a young bird. Gruyo comes from “Gruya”, which is Crane in spanish. In french his name’s “Célestin”.

Gaepora (ENG, ESP-LA) - Gaépora (ESP-SP) - ゲポラ (Gepora) (JP)

Pretty much the same. His name is also a combination of the Owl from Ocarina of Time’s name “Kaepora Gaebora” (ENG, ESP) - ケポラ・ゲボラ (Kepora Gebora), probably because he looks a lot like the Sage of Light Rauru and the owl he turns into. One of the few Skyloftians not named after a bird in English, though technically he is if we consider the above?

Gondo (ENG, ESP-LA) - Dorcon (ESP-SP) - Doruko (JP)

Not sure what Gondo might be referencing bird-wise exactly? though i think “Gondo” is similar to “Gonzo” (from Wind Waker), with who I think shares some design aspects. Dorcon in Spain’s Spanish seems to just take from the original Japanese. In French his name’s also “Dorco”!

Goselle (ENG) - Alani (ESP) - Otaka (JP)

I’ll be real, not sure what’s going on with her names in either language. Goselle gives me bird vibes but i’m not sure. Alani reminds me of the spanish “Alaja”, which means Jewel

Greba (ENG) - Ornella (ESP) - Miho (JP)

Ornella reminds me of the word “Hornilla” (mute H), which is basically the hole where the heat comes out of in wooden ovens... but! according to the dictionary it also means “(a) hole where pigeons make their nest” so i guess it’s bird related too!

Gully (ENG) - Gabio (ESP-LA) - Gabi (ESP-SP) - Garu (JP)

Gully most definitely references a seagull. Gabio and Gabi references the same animal, but in spanish obviously - “Gaviota”. 

Henya (ENG) - Galina (ESP-LA) - Zenona (ESP-SP) - Heena (JP)

Henya references Hens, as does Galina (Hen being “Gallina” in Spanish). Zenona... uh.. not sure where that came from? I’m halfway through this post realizing i’d gladly accept comments from any spanish speaking person who wants to give an input on these things im missing 

Horwell (ENG) - Asteus (ESP) - Hoonelu (JP)

i’ll be real im not sure what Asteus is referencing. Horwell seems to be pretty close to the japanese for the most part though

Jakamar (ENG) - Carpín (ESP) - Geran (JP)

Carpín is most definitely referencing Wood Peckers (“Pájaro Carpintero”/Carpenter Birds)

Karane (ENG) - Grusi (ESP-LA) - Gracielle (ESP-SP) - Kuranu (JP)

Karane seems to be almost the same as in Japanese, while Spanish went crazy and gave her a completely different name, tho at least they’re kinda similar between each other. Also in french her name’s “Grida” (another Gr name!!)

Keet (ENG) - Pío (ESP-LA) - Pitxi (ESP-SP) - Michiru (JP)

Pío is, quite literally, the sound birds make (or the way we’d write that sound in spanish), especially chicks. Pitxi is a mystery to me

Kina (ENG) - Calabel (ESP-LA) - Calabelle (ESP-SP) - Panan (JP)

Calabel/Calabelle is referencing the spanish for Pumpkin, “Calabaza”, giving it a more feminine name-esque ending (like in Anabel/Anabelle)

Kukiel (ENG) - Picalia (ESP-LA) - Cuqui (ESP-SP) - Kuuko (JP)

Cuqui could be referencing that exact same word (often spelled “Kuki”) that just means “cute”. Picalia seems like a play with “pícara” which basically means “gremlin” (google translates it as “sassy” but im not sure if that word fits)

Luv (ENG) - Mandi (ESP-LA) - Amanda (ESP-SP) - Manda (JP)

Mandi and Amanda seem to stay close to the Japanese name, both of them being common spanish names. Luv, like i mentioned in Bertie’s part, would reference “love bird” (the love part)

Mallara (ENG) - Pati (ESP-LA) - Patty (ESP-SP) - Rubia (JP)

I only now realized Mallara is referencing mallard ducks. wow. Pati/Patty are just a common name in Spanish. Lil fun fact related to her Japanese name! Rubia means “blonde” in Spanish

Mia (ENG, ESP-LA) - Miwi (ESP-SP) - Mi (JP)

mia my baby girl. i love her. im yeeting her off Skyloft. seems they all reference meowing in some way

Orielle (ENG) - Corina (ESP) - Kuina (JP)

LISTEN. the other day i was trying to think just WHAT Corina could be referencing. And the only thing that popped into my brain is that “Corina” is the name they gave the bird Tokyo Mew Mew girl in LatinAmerica. It’s literally the only bird related thing i can think of. Also it sounds a bit like “Kuina”. French name is “Kinaé”, similar to Japanese!

Owlan (ENG) - Buhel (ESP) - Aoulu (JP)

Owlan seems to keep the owl theme across all three! Aoulu seems to just be “owl” quite literally, and Buhel is a play on the spanish for Owl (”Búho”)

Parrow (ENG) - Golondro (ESP) - Parou (JP)

Golondro comes from “Golondrina”, a type of bird! I think it’s called “swallow” in english ... so it kinda fits Parrow anyways! Also Parrow seems to be his japanese name too

Peater (ENG) - Panolo (ESP-LA) - Paul (ESP-SP) - Jakusin (JP)

This guy. man. Seems to be “Jackson” in Japanese? But everyone grabbed a P and ran. Panolo seems like a play on “Manolo”, a nickname for people with the name “Manuel” - maybe mixed with the P for “Pájaro”(Bird)? Paul’s just a common name as far as i know.

Peatrice (ENG) - Panalí (ESP-LA) - Paula (ESP-SP) - Jakuriinu (JP)

Peatrice seems to always be named after her dad. “Jackeline” in Japanese i believe, and barely “feminized” names for the rest. Panalí sounds a bit more like “panal”, the spanish for “hive” (as in beehive)

Piper (ENG) - Joana (ESP)

There’s not much to comment here. Joana’s a common name in Spanish

Pumm (ENG) - Vito (ESP-LA) - Ruperto (ESP-SP) - Puukin (JP)

I have NO clue where Vito came from. It sounds like a badly spelled “Victor”. Where did the Pumpkin theme go???? huh?????. Ruperto’s kind of the same? Unless i’m missing some pumpkin related words in spanish, it’s just a common name.

Pipit (ENG) - Cocu (ESP-LA) - Coocker (ESP-SP) - Kikoa (JP)

This guy. It seems a lot of languages kept the C/K sounds in his name? He’s Kiko in French and Cuco in german (thanks @/aureateart). They seem to reference cuckoo clocks maybe? and the german’s really close to cucco. 

Rupin (ENG) - Rupín (ESP-LA) - Milo (ESP-SP) - Kookin (JP)

Rupin/Rupin are referencing Rupees, since he’s the shopkeeper and the alike. Milo... I... I’m not sure what’s referencing?

Rusta (ENG) - Ganzo (ESP) - Rostaa (JP)

Rusta and Rostaa seem to be referencing Roosters, while Ganzo’s referencing the spanish for Goose! (Ganso)

Scrapper (ENG) - Serbot (ESP) - Sarubo (JP)

Including this lil guy here coz... why not? Serbot seems to be almost the same if not the exact name as Japanese (though Sarubo could just be Server?)

Sparrot (ENG) - Aspir (ESP-LA) - Gorronte (ESP-SP) - Subuha (JP)

Gorronte seems to be a play on “Gorrión” (Sparrow), so, pretty close to English. Aspir..... I’m not sure?

Strich (ENG) - Vestro (ESP) - Osta (JP)

Vestro, like Stritch, references Ostriches, with Ostrich in spanish being “Avestruz”. Seems Japanese references the same animal? and I think french too, since he’s “Latruche” in that language!

Wryna (ENG) - Elenia (ESP-LA) - Alisia (ESP-SP) - Arisu (JP)

Alisia seems to stick to the Japanese name Arisu (Alice), while Elenia went... a different direction. Elenia is a variation of a common spanish name, Elena.

[nishadesigns]

Narisha Cash: Aboriginal female graffiti artist inspiring young people across Australia

Narisha Cash: Aboriginal female graffiti artist inspiring young people across Australia

Narisha “Nish” Cash, an Aboriginal self-taught female graffiti artist from Adelaide, is challenging the misconception that the world of graffiti and street art is a “man’s world”.

The Jingili and Mudburra artist has been a regular on the street art scene in the South Australian city since the 1990s when at the age of 15 she first started paving street walls with her work. With her tag ‘ISHK’…

[sunnylaurels]

Names!

@tortilla-of-courage @squid-ink-personal @musashi 

(Except for Link, Zelda, Fi, Ghirahim, Gaepora, and Impa)

Skyloft: Sukairofuto (スカイロフト- in other words, Skyloft)

The Surface: Daichi (大地, means ‘great earth’)

Faron: Firoone (フィローネ)

Eldin: Orudin (オルヂン)

Lanayru: Raneeru (ラネール)

Levias: Narisha (ナリシャ)

Knight Academy

Groose: Bado(Or as I call him, Birdo)

Pipit: Kikoa

Fledge: Sebasun

Cawlin: Ras

Strich: Osta

Karane: Kuranu

Owlan: Aoulu(The Japanese transileration of ‘owl’)

Horwell: Hoonelu

Eagus: Igurusu(probably meant to be ‘eagles’)

Henya: Heena

Phoeni: Fenii

Mia: Mi (Remlit: Remuri)

Skyloft(aka I didn’t know where to put them)

Mallara: Rubia

Jakamar: Geran (most likely a pun on keiran, 鷄卵, ‘chicken egg’)

Wryna: Arisu

Kukiel: Kuuko

Gully: Garu

Goselle: Otaka

Greba: Miho

Parrow: Parou

Orielle: Kuina

Beedle: Terry

Batreaux: Morusego

Kyte(Green Rescue Knight): Torubi

Albat(Red Rescue Knight): Yanka

Hauk(Blue Rescue Knight): Hoogu

Scrapper: RS-301S Sarubo

Bazaar

Luv: Manda

Bertie: Arin

Sparrot: Subuha

Rupin: Kookin

Peatrice: Jakuriinu

Gondo: Doruko(Or Dorko... but let’s not)

Piper: Juna

Dovos: Dabu

Croo: Rooku

Other Islands

Lumpy Pumpkin: Pumkin Baa (Pumpkin Bar?)

Pumm: Puukin

Kina: Panan

Keet: Michiru

Rusta: Rostaa

Bamboo Island: Take Kiri-竹斬り (Bamboo Slicing)

Peater: Jakusin

Fun Fun Island: Ruuret Tou(島) (Roulette Island)

Dodoh: Dodo

Faron

Sealed Grounds: Fuuin no Chi-封印の地 (The Grounds of Sealing)

Gorko: Margo

Kikwi: Kyui

Machi: Macha

Bucha: Kyokuroo

Lopsa: Mugii

Oolo: Kobuu

Erla: Seburii

Yerbal: Houjii

Lake Floria: Furoria Ko (Floria Lake)

Jellyf: Ragee (Parella: Parege)

Eldin

Mogma: Moguma

Ledd: Chitsu

Cobal: Cobaru

Kortz: Roju

Merco: Maki

Tyto: Nikeru

Nackle: Chitta

Tubert: Konsai

Zanc: Risuta

Guld: Gorudo

Silva: Siruba

Bronzi: Pakka

Plats: Putena

Lanayru

LD-301 Series: RS-301 Series

Golo: Kenbun

Gortram: Torogo

Skipper: RS-301C Kunkubo

Silent Realms

Silent Realm: Sairen (”Siren”)

Spirit Vessel: Seishin no Utsuwa-精神の器 (which means ‘spiritual container’)

Guardian: Shugosha-守護者 (which means, you guessed it, ‘guardian’)

Sacred Tears: Shuzuku (means ‘droplet’)

Light Fruit: Hikari no Mi-光の実 (Fruit of Light)

Waking Water: Shirare

And finally...

The Imprisoned: Fuuin no Sareshimono-封印のされしもの 

‘The Thing That Was Imprisoned’

Demise: Shuuen no Mono-終焉の者

I can’t think of a truly accurate way to translate that but...

‘The One Who Brings The End’

Will update with time! There’s a lot of characters!

[ganondoodle]

rough concept for discovering the titan prototype 'vah narisha'

(totk rewritten project)

(name based on the big whale from skyward sword whose names is narisha in german)

[thenias]

okay but my oc being called narisha, and she has spend most of her time in the planet kylos and was present during the extinction that thanos authored on that planet. she like the eternals on earth also fell in love with the people of her planet and wanted what was best for them, outside of that, from what she knows, the rest of her family is gone, and there’s nothing to do about it. she does end up on earth after hearing rumors of people like her, only to not find any :)

[larsisfrommars]

LAURA AND NARISHA ARE STARTING OUT TOGETHER UH OH THIS IS GONNA BE GOOOOOOOOD!!!!

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LITTLE SIMZ 'Introvert' from Salomon Ligthelm on Vimeo.

Production Company: @prettybirdpic MD/Exec Producer: @juliette_larthe Exec Producer: @chrisraymurdoch Producer: @k_lamb_ @marthamcguirk @mrmrfilms Production Manager: @lcbrads Production Assistant: @ellamayknight 1st AD: Joshua Loftin DOP: @joelhoneywell 1st AC: @hopidemattio 2nd AC: Kairo Jones Steadicam: @richard_james_lewis Camera Trainee: @joeljoel_robinson Grip: Viz Sopjani Gaffer: @yanmurawski99 Spark: Serkan Cetin Spark: Yuri Production Designer: @laulit Art Department Assistant: Chris Dent Stylist: @luciellis Stylist Assistant: Natalie Asare Stylist Assistant: Elizabeth Beth Artists Hair Stylist: Chantelle Fuller Hair & Makeup Artist: Nibras Hair Assistant: Diana Francis Make Up Assistant: @sandrahadimua Choreographer: @kloedean SFX Supervisor: Nigel Cripps Runner: Daisy Smith Runner: Lucia Ritucci Runner: Apollo Wilson Production Runner: Tyshan Dwyer BTS: @tamiym.photo Artists Assistant: @tillaarcé Medic/Covid Supervisor: Richard Hayward Action Vehicle Driver: Brent-James Pinder Minibus Driver: Roger Rose Camera Car Driver: Grump Transport

Dancer: @chantelle_dawe Dancer: @cherilynalbert_ Dancer: @clairesince94 Dancer: @daniharriswalters Dancer: @indz.b Dancer: @kobyturner__ Dancer: @lewisbram Dancer: @stefano_saa

Cast @ifadyelsayed Amber Lowe Georgia Neath Ayomide Plufidipe Narisha Nawson Samuel King James Mace Charlie Shaw Adam Hafez Glody Kinkiani Jabari Ngozi Warrick Simon Antony Francis Hannah Kumah Janelle Kumah Cullen Kumah Develop and Processing: @Cinelablondon Edit: @elisesmelise Edit Producer: Polly Kemp Colourist: Simon Bourne Color Producer: Chris Anthony

Label : AWAL Commissioner: Bianca Bhagat

Camera supplied by @mcx_films Lighting supplied by @shlfilmlighting

Thanks to Chris and Nikki Snode Cinelab and Aarti Mahtani