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I think I def prefer it to the madoka one actually, maybe because it's more varied?

well what are they gonna do, make em speak gibberish?

the madoka one is jsut german tho

unless you don't mean names

Lol yeah, but I thought scala was japanese in a font

No I'm saying its cool that they dont have them just write in english, but instead in nonexistent language

or japanese

nerds, shouldnt this be in general if you post persona stuff here?

Hey, we can count to 15 in Scala language now

yes, these are pretty much the most definite proof that this can be translated

meaning people got the numbers right

but everything else, we need to identity vowels

all these books hav the same title too..

@King Arthur13 I think it's cool too, that way it doesn't really matter which version you play/ the characters don't necessarily "canonically" speak either

we're basicalyl getting MGS3'd

where the characters were speaking russian the whole time in that game

here, they're speaking something that seems to derivate from this ancient language

Actually dope

which basically means scalan language is the latin language of the KHverse

Interesting how the books have the same title, but have different volume numbers

like a series

It's a good way to end the silly debate on whether the characters are "actually speaking" english or japanese

Oh yeah

They all speak the language of Disney

Which is whatever suits the world

turns out disney is from an alternative dimension

they're the real scalans

jokes aside, i imagine that's from magic or somethign that they can just speak to the cahracters in disney woorlds

Interestingly enough there is english writing in one of the games

Kairi's letter?

that. but also in traverse town

oh yea, there is

But looking back on it..

I think that was before the scala language idea tho

well I guess both english and japanese depends on the localization