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• Klinotaxis

  2017-10-23 19:18:06

  kill living beings
  

  What the fuck is happening
• Obā-san

  2017-10-23 19:21:45

  
  

  giant (nanachi) dad
  
  im going to have to draw Dark Souls Nanachi now
  
• Odradek

  2017-10-23 19:27:08

  My dreams exceed my real life

  THEN I GOT BACK UP AND PWNED HIM
• Klinotaxis

  2017-10-23 19:31:21

  kill living beings
  

  oh because they're called "Hollow" instead of whatever japanese crap scanlated comics left in, i getcha
• Sredni Vashtar

  2017-10-23 19:36:18

  “I'm surprised. Those clothes… but, aren't you…?”

  Nanachi's story is pretty Dark Souls-y tonally, actually...
  
• Klinotaxis

  2017-10-23 19:37:14

  kill living beings
  

  the hollows in made in abyss are way cooler than a bunch of medieval zombies tho
• Tachyon

  2017-10-23 19:51:56

  ^{i will watch the heck outta this pumpkin patch}
  

  idk anything about dark souls or made in abyss but is there some particular etymological reason undead creatures in anime keep getting called 'hollows'?

  
  

  i mean i can see how it fits but i only ever seem to see it in Japanese series
• Tachyon

  2017-10-23 19:52:12

  ^{i will watch the heck outta this pumpkin patch}
  

  bleach had it, so did one piece
• Fossilmaiden

  2017-10-23 19:59:02

  Wee yea erra chs hymmnos mea.
  

  In Dark Souls, it's because hollows have lost their humanity. You literally consume humanity to unhollow.
  

  
  

  In Made in Abyss, it's because hollows have lost their humanity.
  
• MetaFour

  2017-10-23 20:01:39

  For once, or maybe twice, I was in my prime.

  "Hollow men" perhaps? Do Japanese writers really like Joseph Conrad and T.S. Eliot?
• Odradek

  2017-10-23 20:02:45

  My dreams exceed my real life

  
• Tachyon

  2017-10-23 20:03:26 edited 2017-10-23 20:04:00

  ^{i will watch the heck outta this pumpkin patch}
  

  Himiko Toga said:

  In Dark Souls, it's because hollows have lost their humanity. You literally consume humanity to unhollow.
  

  
  

  In Made in Abyss, it's because hollows have lost their humanity.
  

  
  and in bleach, they are ghosts that have lost their hearts (and therefore their humanity)

  
  

  in one piece "negative hollows" are generated by Perona, who ate the horo horo no mi and became a ghost human; anyone who is touched by them loses all positivity (effectively causing depression)

  
  

  so there's always a reason, i'm more wondering about the overall trend of giving entities this name
• Klinotaxis

  2017-10-23 20:26:18

  kill living beings
  

  in the comic the weeb bullshit i mentioned earlier is "narehate", and

  fan wiki said:

  The word "narehate" comes from the term "nare no hate" (成れの果て) which means "the shadow of one's former self".

  which isn't actually like "hollow" at all?
• Klinotaxis

  2017-10-23 20:29:04

  kill living beings
  

  the bleach wiki says the japan-ese for hollow is "虚 (ホロウ), Horō" so that's different
• Tachyon

  2017-10-23 21:50:15

  ^{i will watch the heck outta this pumpkin patch}
  

  coincidence then i guess
• Klinotaxis

  2017-10-23 22:37:00 edited 2017-10-23 22:37:17

  kill living beings
  

  as for dark souls, a totally reliable reddit post
  

  Wespie said:

  It's actually 亡者 It's pronounced mouja, and means dead or lost. It's different than undead which is 不死 . 亡 means "nothing," and in Japanese it usually refers to people who have passed away who are pilgrims of the dead. It refers to someone with nothing to hold on to. No purpose, lost.
• glennmagusharvey

  2017-10-24 02:08:26

  Apathy said:

  the bleach wiki says the japan-ese for hollow is "虚 (ホロウ), Horō" so that's different

  what a wise wolf
  
• Salix Babylonika

  2017-10-24 03:44:37

  https://i.imgur.com/7Iil2JW.png

  what rings you got bithc
• Yarrun XIX

  2017-10-24 14:35:46

  Whores! we want "poems that kill."
  Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
  guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
  and take their weapons leaving them dead

  Alt-universe where Kingdom Hearts nobodies are called Hollows