Campione!(カンピオーネ!) [Light Novel]

[blackwhite67]

Originally Posted by ReaperxKingx

Don't see why, I think every language has word like that. Even in Khmer (My native language), they got a word like that for it.

Mo, I meant that this series hasn't used the word until now.

[ReaperxKingx]

Originally Posted by blackwhite67

Mo, I meant that this series hasn't used the word until now.

No, kuroishinigami said that the Japanese language does not have vulgar words like the F word. Still you are right, Campione haven't used that word yet.

[kuroishinigami]

Originally Posted by ReaperxKingx

Don't see why, I think every language has word like that. Even in Khmer (My native language), they got a word like that for it.

You do realize this is a language that emphasize subtleties and politeness so that they have more than 5 types of "I" and "you" pronoun to differentiate the tone of speaking right? Closest one I know will is kuso... which is closer to sh**ty... which is considered vulgar enough for the Japanese. The younger generation though, especially the delinquent, sometimes do use the english word f***ing (insert english or japanese word here) to look cool.

[ReaperxKingx]

Originally Posted by kuroishinigami

You do realize this is a language that emphasize subtleties and politeness so that they have more than 5 types of "I" and "you" pronoun to differentiate the tone of speaking right? Closest one I know will is kuso... which is closer to sh**ty... which is considered vulgar enough for the Japanese. The younger generation though, especially the delinquent, sometimes do use the english word f***ing (insert english or japanese word here) to look cool.

Well it just my opinion, so don't take to heart. Its was my ignorance of the Japanese language. This may be strange and I will probably draw weird gazes at my question, in the America when we say sex we often say the F word, so what is the Japanese word for it?

[XFire]

Originally Posted by ReaperxKingx

Don't see why, I think every language has word like that. Even in Khmer (My native language), they got a word like that for it.

Actually, if I understand it correctly, swear words themselves do not exist in the Japanese language. At least no words that exist solely to be insulting or derogatory.

So when a Japanese person calls someone a "piece of shit" the actual translation would be "piece of poop/feces/excrement". They don't have a specific insulting term for it.

[kuroishinigami]

"do him/her", and sometimes the english word "s**". They do have the Japanese word for s** and all kind of kinky pervert things, but not as verb. it's all about subtleties in Japanese language. BTW, I'm not offended at all, sorry if it seems that way from my post. I was just trying to explain my point .

Back on topic though, who's the next God everyone wants to appear next? I myself is hoping for some kind of native American god to appear next considering we haven't get those so far. Maybe something like Quetzalcoatl?

[ReaperxKingx]

Originally Posted by kuroishinigami

"do him/her", and sometimes the english word "s**". They do have the Japanese word for s** and all kind of kinky pervert things, but not as verb. it's all about subtleties in Japanese language. BTW, I'm not offended at all, sorry if it seems that way from my post. I was just trying to explain my point .

Back on topic though, who's the next God everyone wants to appear next? I myself is hoping for some kind of native American god to appear next considering we haven't get those so far. Maybe something like Quetzalcoatl?

True we haven't seen a Native American God, I think Glooscap would be a good fit. Also since its Native American, it would give Godou and Annie to spend time together.

[Gore17]

Well, Japanese does have words and phrases that act as swear words, but it depends on the context and how it's said. I'm guessing Kadi translated the meaning behind the words, instead of the actual words themselves.

[chancs]

Regarding the king of ends, what could be his main purpose for the anti-Campione actions? Shouldn't he simply have gone after the Heretic Gods? No Heretic Gods, no Campiones.

Root out the whole problem

[Phoenix221186]

he got bored of killing gods .. so he went after a more powerful prey ??
or just for the hell of it he wanted a greater challenge ?

what i found weird is the part that says he is the most primitive steel =/
so we might end up with Zeus ?? ( cause Zeus fought against typhoon a giant snake ??)

[SoloPanda]

Originally Posted by Phoenix221186

he got bored of killing gods .. so he went after a more powerful prey ??
or just for the hell of it he wanted a greater challenge ?

what i found weird is the part that says he is the most primitive steel =/
so we might end up with Zeus ?? ( cause Zeus fought against typhoon a giant snake ??)

Isn't he refered to as Artus? This should be the Germanic pronunciation of Arthur... since we have Guinevere and Lancelot that kinda narrows the playing field a bit. Unless I misunderstood what you are saying then just look at this as random ramblings.

[Awrya]

Wasn't it earlier spoiled that the last king is a member of the argonauts?

Maybe he has some disposition (apart from the normal heretic god - campione) that makes campione challenge him, like how moths are attracted to light? So whether he wants or not, campione will naturally seek him out?

[Avrorrange]

Originally Posted by Phoenix221186

he got bored of killing gods .. so he went after a more powerful prey ??
or just for the hell of it he wanted a greater challenge ?

what i found weird is the part that says he is the most primitive steel =/
so we might end up with Zeus ?? ( cause Zeus fought against typhoon a giant snake ??)

Does a god require a legitimate reason to kill a campione? As far as I know, Perseus and Athena had no 'legitimate' reason to kill Godou, yet they tried to.

[Phoenix221186]

i don't mean it like that .. im referring to the story of defeating a snake in myth =/

since one of the oldest tales of a god defeating a snake might be the one of Zeus defeating typhoon or Thor killing the midgard serpent those are one's of the oldest tales
since the last king is supposed to be the most primitive steel of them all this tales are either part of him .. or were created because of him . that's my point in we might end up with Zeus or better said with the original base for those stories

[chancs]

Originally Posted by darthfanta

Does a god require a legitimate reason to kill a campione? As far as I know, Perseus and Athena had no 'legitimate' reason to kill Godou, yet they tried to.

Being a God has certain privileges

[chancs]

Originally Posted by Phoenix221186

i don't mean it like that .. im referring to the story of defeating a snake in myth =/

since one of the oldest tales of a god defeating a snake might be the one of Zeus defeating typhoon or Thor killing the midgard serpent those are one's of the oldest tales
since the last king is supposed to be the most primitive steel of them all this tales are either part of him .. or were created because of him . that's my point in we might end up with Zeus or better said with the original base for those stories

It will be impossible to be Zeus since it is already mentioned that the King of Ends is a human....okay but abnormal

[Voceane]

What the rule for the Spoiler, I see some people hide comment of the first volume and some other don't for the 13?

[Avrorrange]

Originally Posted by chancs

It will be impossible to be Zeus since it is already mentioned that the King of Ends is a human....okay but abnormal

You mean he WAS human, right? Or at least human in the legends, like Perseus, right?If he was an actual human, it would be hard to imagine why Guinevere even bothered trying to 'summon' him as a heretic god if he was human to begin with and still alive. Both she and her followers must be incredibly stupid to try and do so in the first place, even though it did actually fail. She's narrow-minded, but she's not THAT stupid.

[black knight iust]

Originally Posted by kuroishinigami

Back on topic though, who's the next God everyone wants to appear next? I myself is hoping for some kind of native American god to appear next considering we haven't get those so far. Maybe something like Quetzalcoatl?

freya

or sedna sea Goddess and ruler of the underworld in Inuit

oh and people were talking about another wepon that could be godous in the future what about

1. Caladbolg (also Caladcholg) the sword of Fergus mac Róich and powerful enough to cut the tops off three hills; related to the Caledfwlch of Welsh mythology. a sword ive read is analogue to excalibur

2. Dyrnwyn ("White-Hilt") i beleave its a sword that When drawn by a worthy or well-born man, the entire blade would blaze with fire i like this one u can roast marshmellows with it and cut your enemys

3. Arondight lacelots sword

4. Carnwennan the dagger arthur used
and yes all that info is of wikipedia i dont have the energy to look it up

[Avrorrange]

Originally Posted by black knight iust

freya

or sedna sea Goddess and ruler of the underworld in Inuit

oh and people were talking about another wepon that could be godous in the future what about

1. Caladbolg (also Caladcholg) the sword of Fergus mac Róich and powerful enough to cut the tops off three hills; related to the Caledfwlch of Welsh mythology. a sword ive read is analogue to excalibur

2. Dyrnwyn ("White-Hilt") i beleave its a sword that When drawn by a worthy or well-born man, the entire blade would blaze with fire i like this one u can roast marshmellows with it and cut your enemys

3. Arondight lacelots sword

4. Carnwennan the dagger arthur used
and yes all that info is of wikipedia i dont have the energy to look it up

If these are indeed gods, they would be subordinate gods, not genuine heretic gods. And they would most likely appear with their owners.