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Originally Posted by orion
Since Colorless King was doing a lot of taunting, I think that the current young Weissman-Shiro is the real one and the one on the blimp was the stand-in so to speak. Weissman could have been trying to take a break by being a pampered student when he got attacked by Colorless King setting everything in motion. Weissman had the stand-in following him in the blimp to pick him up when needed. He got picked up and Colorless King switched bodies and tossed out Weissman-Shiro from the blimp who conveniently landed in the school,developed memory loss from the impact and shock and the rest of the story progressed from there.
If his powers include not changing, then he shoudn't age or have a control over his aging process. Meaning, he has no reason to appear old. It's in his best interest to appear young.
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better explanation but still have a hole, the blimp never followed him, munakata told who the blimp aways was flying in a almost fixed rout only changing when the time conditions looked bad(who is something who automated control can't do), the only time the blimp started to follow him was after the murder
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Originally Posted by orion
He just spoke German. Anyone can change inflections. He appeared as a young Japanese kid so he automatically spoke with a higher pitch. His memory returns and he speaks with his normal German accent because he remembers how old he really is and because of a lack of young German voice actors in Japan. (i swear this sounds like the same guy that was portraying the German coach in Giant Killing.)
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the voice tone is very diferent between shiro(young weissman) and old weissmann(real body) and ever after the "awaken" of weissmann is expression changed like he turned almost totally another person(some body but another soul).
edit: and a big change in voice(or changing in voice actor) in animes, series, moveis in the same character almost of the times means "more than one personality.