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*In the Korean server, Devi is referred to as '''범황 (梵皇)'''. | *In the Korean server, Devi is referred to as '''범황 (梵皇)'''. | ||
**While the developer's intent is that this refers to the Hindu god [[Wikipedia:en:Brahma|'''Brahma''']] (梵天), the origin of 梵皇 actually comes from 梵天皇 (Brahmadeva) which to Koreans can (rarely) mean "Divine God Brahma", but doesn't work out in English too well due to a [[Wikipedia:en:Brahmadeva|certain indian mathematician]] with the same name, hence the initial confusion surrounding her class name. | **While the developer's intent is that this refers to the Hindu god [[Wikipedia:en:Brahma|'''Brahma''']] (梵天), the origin of 梵皇 actually comes from 梵天皇 (Brahmadeva) which to Koreans can (rarely) mean "Divine God Brahma", but doesn't work out in English too well due to a [[Wikipedia:en:Brahmadeva|certain indian mathematician]] with the same name, hence the initial confusion surrounding her class name. | ||
** | **As with [[Yama Raja]], 범황 is not a Korean term, abbreviated or otherwise, instead quite literally just being the Hangul characters for 梵皇. The Korean, as such, means nothing concrete aside from the individual character's meanings (범 being "Brahman" and 황 being "Emperor"). | ||
*The Thailand server uses the name the wiki initially used to refer to this class, '''Brahman Samraat''', which is simply "Brahman Emperor" written in Sanskrit, a very literal translation of 범황 as explained above. | *The Thailand server uses the name the wiki initially used to refer to this class, '''Brahman Samraat''', which is simply "Brahman Emperor" written in Sanskrit, a very literal translation of 범황 as explained above. | ||
*The change in disposition from serious to slightly insane that started with [[Yama Raja/Transcendence|Yama Raja : Transcendent]] is taken further in this path as '''Ara''' appears even less composed. | *The change in disposition from serious to slightly insane that started with [[Yama Raja/Transcendence|Yama Raja : Transcendent]] is taken further in this path as '''Ara''' appears even less composed. | ||