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Hi hehe, as I mentioned in my last post, I had been thinking that Himeko's wish could be wishing for another Astral Express or something related to the Express

With the video that just dropped a few minutes ago, well... it makes it pretty clear to me that it's related to that.

Now we know two things:

That it is the Robot.

That Himeko was never able to get the Express repaired naturally, but instead she needs SOMETHING EXTERNAL to be able to fix it.

I find it curious that it's apparently 100% confirmed now that our Himeko from the Express is indeed a Fabulae. This is somewhat curious since something I said in my previous post was that I didn't completely rule out the idea that the current Astral Express is a Fabulae either, I just saw contradictions with it because of the fact that Fabulae cannot stray too far from Planacardia because they begin to degrade...

But now this video has really made me doubt.

Anyway, it will be quite interesting to see in 4.4 what Himeko's true wish was.

What do you guys think she wished for?

I am 99% sure it was to repair the Astral Express, or at least something linked/related to the Express.

Buenas gente, ya he hablado aquí un par de veces para comprar, está sería la primera vez que vendo algo.

La cuestión es que me actualize de procesador y vengo a poner en venta mi Ryzen 3 3200g.

Tiene 1 año de uso y 5 meses, nunca pasó de 66 grados de temperatura y su promedio era de 53.

Se va en una caja de Ryzen 5 junto al cooler.

El único detalle negativo es que hay que limpiarle la pasta térmica y no tengo alcohol isopropílico.

El precio es 45 mil, aunque escucho ofertas menores en todo caso.

Zona norte de buenos aires.

Well, I've mentioned this before, but Planacardia practically isn't having any plot twists. In fact, the story is quite simple and it's laid out for you right from 4.0.

There are 3 interesting cases here.

The first was when we were told there were 3 possible causes for the Graphias' disease. I saw several people (myself included) thinking there was a fourth hypothesis, but in the end, no, it was as simple as the disease actually coming from the Destruction.

The second was the theory about what happened with the death herald from 15 years ago, based on the story that something fell on it and made a loud crash. I saw many theorizing that it was the Astral Express, and I theorized it was Himeko's satellite. In the end, no, it was simply Himeko Nova's giant mecha.

Having mentioned those two cases, a third one now arises: What did Himeko wish for upon winning the Fabuluna Games?

My conclusion is that she wished for something related to the Astral Express, simply because there is a very big inconsistency in the 4.3 story.

We all know that Himeko tells us in her character dialogues that she saw the Astral Express piercing through the sky and clouds above her until it crashed, and she was the one who later repaired it.

However, in 4.3 this is left unresolved. Thanks to the childhood story of Graphia Murata and Asat Pramad, it's revealed that the Astral Express crashed onto the house where Graphia was. Upon seeing the crashed Astral Express shaped like a tower and witnessing the ghosts of the Express defending themselves, she chose to take the surname "Murata."

If you pay close attention, you'll surely realize that Himeko's story makes no sense then, since she didn't see the Astral Express crash. Himeko didn't even live in the same era as Graphia; Graphia lived back when Planacardia was called Benzaitengoku.

Therefore, I'm seeing the possibility that, in some way, shape, or form, they are going to change this (retcon) and tell us how Himeko truly encountered the Astral Express.

This way, perhaps her wish was simply to repair the Astral Express, or to create another Astral Express.

Final Details: I know we're told that the Trailblaze path used to have many trains; however, I don't believe that 2 trains crashed in Planacardia, simply because that's too much of a coincidence. But also because it's always been told to us in the singular that there is only one Astral Express capable of laying down tracks to new, unexplored worlds. The Astral Express is so special that when it disappeared thousands of years ago and then reappeared, the Xianzhou Alliance revealed that in their world it's known as the "Chromatic Echelon." So, to my mind, I completely rule out the possibility that two trains fell in Planacardia.

It could also be that the original Himeko drew the Astral Express and that the current Astral Express is actually a fabulae. However, I somewhat rule this out due to the issue of Imaginary energy as a power source and the existence of Pom-Pom, although I don't deny the possibility of it.

Hey everyone! This is my third post here, but as I mentioned in my previous post, the Spanish translation used a masculine pronoun/prefix for the "friend" Asat Pramet was talking about, which led me to connect him to Ryuusuke.

( https://www.reddit.com/r/StarRailLore/s/uPb5GZ2ogw ).

While we still lack absolute confirmation, the new 4.3 plot preview video reveals there is a 52% probability that Asat Pramet is using Ryuusuke.

However, as I explained before, the fact that one of Ryuusuke's lore books describes him as someone who travels across worlds leaving "monuments" for extinct civilizations is just too similar to Asat Pramet. I don't think he is simply being used; I truly believe they are allies.

Btw, if this gets confirmed, it would be hilarious because it would mark the fourth time (in my personal count) that the Spanish localization has accidentally spoiled a future plot point or development:

Black Swan in 2.1: If I remember correctly, she mentions a Memokeeper who took photos with a camera. Many English players thought she was talking about March 7th, but the Spanish text used masculine pronouns. In the end, it turned out to be true—it was Mr. Reca.

Lygus: When introducing himself to Herta, he was presented as “EL PRIMER EMANADOR” (THE FIRST EMANATOR, explicitly masculine) of Erudition. This dialogue was hotfixed and changed in the Spanish version just two hours after the patch went live, but the spoiler was already out there: he was actually Zandar.

I'm probably skipping over a few other examples that I can't recall right now, mostly because I'm super hyped for 4.3 and eager to see if my prediction hits the mark and Ryuusuke really is that friend.

¡Hola a todos! Antes de empezar, quiero aclarar que esta es la segunda vez que publico aquí. Ya he comentado que trabajo con la traducción al español y he notado un detalle recurrente: a veces, la localización al español "estropea" cosas sin querer porque carecemos de una forma neutra de referirnos a ciertas entidades.

En inglés, se puede usar "they" para los Eones, pero en español, los Caminos tienen géneros impuestos, como "La Armonía" (femenino), "La Reminiscencia" (femenino) o "El Enigma" (masculino).

Por eso, creo que hay indicios "accidentales" en la versión en español. Por ejemplo, en la versión 3.6, Evernight se refería a los Niños Puros como "partes de Fuli". (Entiendo que en inglés no se les llama explícitamente "partes" ni "fragmentos"). Para mí, esto sugiere que en una futura trama, todos los Niños Puros podrían fusionarse para formar a Fuli, lo cual tendría sentido si se inspiran en los 6 u 8 chakras.

En fin, aquí están mis dos preguntas/teorías principales del capítulo 4.2:

1. ¿Quién es el "amigo" del Sr. Meanie?

Cuando el Sr. Meanie menciona tener un "amigo", la versión en inglés es de género neutro. Sin embargo, la traducción al español usa "amigo" (masculino), especificando que esta persona es hombre. Esto me lleva a dos posibilidades:

Posibilidad A: Se refería a sí mismo como Asat Pramet. Sin embargo, no creo que esto tenga mucho sentido, porque después de que Silver Wolf lo derrota en la torre de radio, se revela que es Asat Pramet, y antes, ese tipo del "Pac-Man sonriente" ya se había autoproclamado la Luna del Phantomoon. Así que, en general, lo he descartado.

Posibilidad B (Mi teoría principal): El amigo es Ryuusuke. Hay varias cosas sospechosas sobre él: nunca descubrimos si realmente obtuvo el "elixir", está cubierto de vendas y esos oscuros rumores de la versión 4.0 aún no se han explicado.

Lo más interesante es que, en el libro "Apreciación del trabajo de Ryuusuke (Parte 2)", se menciona que deja monumentos en memoria de civilizaciones extintas. ¿No es eso casi exactamente lo que vimos hacer a Asat Pramet en el vídeo de presentación de Devastator? No estoy diciendo que Ryuusuke sea Asat Pramet, pero es probable que estén relacionados.

2. ¿Fue el Expreso Astral o el Satélite de Himeko?

Gracias a la Burbuja de Memoria en la escuela, sabemos que Fulwish sobrevivió porque se escondió bajo un armario, rezando y preguntándose qué haría Himeko si se encontraba con el Heraldo de la Muerte. Esto confirma que Himeko no estaba en la escuela cuando ocurrió el incidente.

Mi hipótesis: ¿Pudo Himeko haber sido quien se enfrentó al Heraldo de la Muerte en la ciudad?

Miren esta leyenda de Planacardia:

"Según los relatos de los supervivientes... presenciaron un intenso rayo de luz en el cielo, seguido de un rugido tremendo... Luego, un brazo gigante descendió desde arriba, estrellándose violentamente donde se encontraba el Heraldo de la Muerte... y el gigante desapareció sin dejar rastro."

El texto dice que primero apareció un rayo de luz, seguido del gigante. Sabemos que cuando el Express viaja, la luz y la teletransportación ocurren simultáneamente. Para mí, tiene mucho más sentido que el "rayo de luz" fuera en realidad el ataque orbital del satélite de Himeko (su Habilidad Definitiva), y que el "brazo gigante" que se ve caer fuera el propio satélite o una construcción mecánica similar de hace 15 años.

Me encantaría saber qué opinan sobre estos puntos. ¡Espero que mis comentarios sobre las diferencias de traducción no me hagan ganar una "linchadura" por parte de los puristas del lore!