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** Aoandon gets two {{Qipao}} skins in the MOBA game. The qipao is derived from the noble clothing of the Qing dynasty, which began in 1636.
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** Aoandon gets two {{Qipao}} skins in the MOBA game. The qipao is derived from the noble clothing of the Qing dynasty, which began in 1636.1636 (coincides with the Edo period in Japan).
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For the most part, [=NetEase=] [[ShownTheirWork has shown a lot of their work]] in the mythology department, but the historical accuracy department is a bit off. The game is supposedly set in the Heian period, but many aspects of Japanese culture in the game didn't appear until the later UsefulNotes/SengokuPeriod, Edo period or straight-up ''modern times'' due to the spread of Western culture and values. Let's just say we call this game "[[VideoGame/SengokuBasara Heian Basara]]" for a reason.
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** Even worse yet, in the same game, Kaku gets a ''PunkRock''-themed skin, with the words "Punk Rock" printed on the outfit. Anyone can tell why this is anachronistic.
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* Energy tokens used to enter battlefields are represented as salmon roe ''gunkan maki'' sushi. Ignoring how the very ''name'' of the dish (which translates to "battleship rolls") makes it sound out-of-place, the actual history of the dish is that it was invented in ''1941'' in a restaurant called ''Kyubey'' in the Ginza, Tokyo.
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** Aoandon gets two {{Qipao}} skins in the MOBA game. The qipao is derived from the noble clothing of the Qing dynasty, which began in 1636.
** Even worse yet, in the same game, Kaku gets a ''PunkRock''-themed skin, with the words "Punk Rock" printed on the outfit. Anyone can tell why this is anachronistic.
** It goes both ways too: in the MOBA game, older ''kyonshī'' brother gets an ''AncientEgypt''-themed skin with a pharaoh sarcophagus.
** Aoandon gets two {{Qipao}} skins in the MOBA game. The qipao is derived from the noble clothing of the Qing dynasty, which began in 1636.
** Even worse yet, in the same game, Kaku gets a ''PunkRock''-themed skin, with the words "Punk Rock" printed on the outfit. Anyone can tell why this is anachronistic.
** It goes both ways too: in the MOBA game, older ''kyonshī'' brother gets an ''AncientEgypt''-themed skin with a pharaoh sarcophagus.
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Forthe most part, [=NetEase=] [[ShownTheirWork has shown a lot of their work]] in the mythology department, but the historical accuracy department is a bit off. The game is supposedly set in the Heian period, but many aspects of Japanese culture in the game didn't appear until the later UsefulNotes/SengokuPeriod UsefulNotes/SengokuPeriod, Edo period or even ''Edo'' periodstraight-up ''modern times'' due to the spread of Western cultural aspects.
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* Most characters wear clothes that do not reflect Heian period dress, case in point the ''obi'' sash as it's seen today, which only appeared in the Edo period. Aside from this, a lot of characters, male or female, wear outfits that would be [[ImpossiblyLowNeckline too]] [[ShesGotLegs revealing]] [[WalkingShirtlessScene by]] [[DangerouslyShortSkirt Heian]] [[BareYourMidriff standards]].
* Aoandon gets two {{Qipao}} skins in the MOBA game. The qipao is derived from the noble clothing of the Qing dynasty, which began in 1636.
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** Most characters wear clothes that do not reflect Heian period dress, case in point the ''obi'' sash as it's seen today, which only appeared in the Edo period. Aside from this, a lot of characters, male or female, wear outfits that would be [[ImpossiblyLowNeckline too]] [[ShesGotLegs revealing]] [[WalkingShirtlessScene by]] [[DangerouslyShortSkirt Heian]] [[BareYourMidriff standards]].
* ** Aoandon gets two {{Qipao}} skins in the MOBA game. The qipao is derived from the noble clothing of the Qing dynasty, which began in 1636.1636.
** Shoyō wears a HighClassGlass in his Awakened form. The first monocle was worn in the 1720s and is still viewed nowadays as a distinctly Western accessory.
** Most characters wear clothes that do not reflect Heian period dress, case in point the ''obi'' sash as it's seen today, which only appeared in the Edo period. Aside from this, a lot of characters, male or female, wear outfits that would be [[ImpossiblyLowNeckline too]] [[ShesGotLegs revealing]] [[WalkingShirtlessScene by]] [[DangerouslyShortSkirt Heian]] [[BareYourMidriff standards]].
** Shoyō wears a HighClassGlass in his Awakened form. The first monocle was worn in the 1720s and is still viewed nowadays as a distinctly Western accessory.
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* Many characters are seen smoking ''kiseru'' pipes, most notably Kamikui and his sister En'enra. Both tobacco and ''kiseru'' were introduced to Japan in the Edo period.
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* Kubinashi's recollections mention a shogunate.
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* Abe no Seimei was born in 921, Minamoto no Hiromasa was born in 918 and Minamoto no Yorimitsu was born in 948, which means in real life, Seimei and Hiromasa are 27 and 30 years Yorimitsu's senior respectively. In this game, all three of them seem to be in their twenties at the same time and Yorimitsu looks older and more mature compared to the other two's {{Bishonen}} looks despite being the youngest in real life.
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* Abe no Seimei was born in 921, Minamoto no Hiromasa was born in 918 and Minamoto no Yorimitsu was born in 948, which means in real life, Seimei and Hiromasa are were 27 and 30 years Yorimitsu's senior respectively. In this game, all three of them seem to be in their twenties at the same time and Yorimitsu looks older and more mature compared to the other two's {{Bishonen}} looks despite being the youngest in real life.
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* Abe no Seimei was born in 921, Minamoto no Hiromasa was born in 918 and Minamoto no Yorimitsu was born in 948, which means in real life, Yorimitsu was born when Seimei was already in his late twenties and Hiromasa was ''30 years old'', and he was 20 years old when the latter two were 47 and 50 years old respectively. In this game, all three of them seem to be in their twenties at the same time and Yorimitsu looks older and more mature compared to the other two's {{Bishonen}} looks despite being the youngest in real life.
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* Abe no Seimei was born in 921, Minamoto no Hiromasa was born in 918 and Minamoto no Yorimitsu was born in 948, which means in real life, Yorimitsu was born when Seimei was already in his late twenties and Hiromasa was ''30 are 27 and 30 years old'', and he was 20 years old when the latter two were 47 and 50 years old Yorimitsu's senior respectively. In this game, all three of them seem to be in their twenties at the same time and Yorimitsu looks older and more mature compared to the other two's {{Bishonen}} looks despite being the youngest in real life.
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* Parasols are a frequent occurrence, most notably the [[ParasolOfPain weapons of choice]] of Kagura and Ubume. Though ''wagasa'' did exist in the latter half of the Heian period, it was ''not'' a parasol – it was instead a ''hat'' with a wide brim and veil-like cloth, which oddly ''is'' included in the game as Ubume's Awakened headwear.
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* Usagimaru's favorite food is [[StockAnimalDiet carrots]]. The earliest appearance of carrots in Japan was probably the Muromachi period and extended no earlier than that.
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* Usagimaru's favorite food is [[StockAnimalDiet carrots]]. Carrots were introduced to Japan in the 16th century.
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* Most characters wear clothes that do not reflect Heian period dress, case in point the ''obi'' sash as it's seen today, which only appeared in the Edo period. Aside from this, a lot of characters, male or female, wear outfits that would be too revealing by Heian standards.[[ImpossiblyLowNeckline too]] [[ShesGotLegs revealing]] [[WalkingShirtlessScene by]] [[DangerouslyShortSkirt Heian]] [[BareYourMidriff standards]].
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* The game has had crossover events with series that clearly don't take place in its era, namely ''Manga/NuraRiseOfTheYokaiClan'', ''Manga/HoozukiNoReitetsu'' and ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' (modern time) and ''Manga/InuYasha'' (Sengoku period). While at least ''Hoozuki'' is excusable by virtue of all three (technically four) characters being thousand-year-old ''oni'' who existed during the Heian era, one has to wonder whether TimeTravel was involved in the other cases.
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* The game has had crossover events with series that clearly don't take place in its era, namely ''Manga/NuraRiseOfTheYokaiClan'', ''Manga/HoozukiNoReitetsu'' and ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' (modern time) and ''Manga/InuYasha'' (Sengoku period). While at least ''Hoozuki'' is excusable by virtue of all three (technically four) characters being thousand-year-old ''oni'' who existed during the Heian era, era (and this is the only crossover that is part of story canon), one has to wonder whether TimeTravel was involved in the other cases.
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* Played completely straight with the seasonal events and their associated artworks, most notably Christmas and Thanksgiving, considering how these were only known to Japanese people since the late ''19th century'', a good 700 years into the future as of the Heian period. Also, since Thanksgiving is not celebrated anywhere outside of the American continent, it doubles as a weird case of WeAllLiveInAmerica.
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* Played completely straight with the seasonal events and their associated artworks, most notably Christmas and Thanksgiving, considering how these were only known to Japanese people since the late ''19th century'', a good 700 years into the future as of the Heian period. Also, since Thanksgiving is not celebrated anywhere outside of the American continent, it doubles as a weird case of WeAllLiveInAmerica.WeAllLiveInAmerica (though to be fair, none of this is part of story canon).
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* Abe no Seimei was born in 921, Minamoto no Hiromasa was born in 918 and Minamoto no Yorimitsu was born in 948, which means in real life, Yorimitsu was born when Seimei was already in his late twenties and Hiromasa was ''30 years old'', and he was 20 years old when the latter two were 47 and 50 years old respectively. In this game, all three of them seem to be in their twenties at the same time.
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* Abe no Seimei was born in 921, Minamoto no Hiromasa was born in 918 and Minamoto no Yorimitsu was born in 948, which means in real life, Yorimitsu was born when Seimei was already in his late twenties and Hiromasa was ''30 years old'', and he was 20 years old when the latter two were 47 and 50 years old respectively. In this game, all three of them seem to be in their twenties at the same time.time and Yorimitsu looks older and more mature compared to the other two's {{Bishonen}} looks despite being the youngest in real life.
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* Abe no Seimei was born in 921, Minamoto no Hiromasa was born in 918 and Minamoto no Yorimitsu was born in 948, which means in real life, Yorimitsu was born when Seimei was already in his late twenties and Hiromasa was ''30 years old'', and he was 20 years old when the latter two were 47 and 50 years old respectively. In this game, all three of them seem to be in their twenties at the same time.
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* Aoandon gets two {[Qipao}} skins in the MOBA game. The qipao is derived from the noble clothing of the Qing dynasty, which started in 1636.
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* Some characters are {{ninja}} (Kainin) or ninja-themed in certain skins (Itsumade and Hone-onna in ''Kessen!''). Ninja proper appeared in the 15th century.
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For the most part, [=NetEase=] [[ShownTheirWork has shown a lot of their work]] in the mythology department, but the historical accuracy department is a bit off. The game is supposedly set in the Heian period, but many aspects of Japanese culture in the game didn't appear until the later SengokuPeriod UsefulNotes/SengokuPeriod or even ''Edo'' period
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* The game's setting includes many aspects of Japanese culture that didn't appear until as late as the ''Edo'' period, case in point the entire character of Aoandon and Aoandon. She is associated with a pastime originating in the Edo period.
* The ''ukiyo-e'' painting ''Great Wave off Kanagawa'' by Katsushika Hokusaithat is visible in one of the houses in the city background. background.
* ''Shōji'' panels (paper screen doors) also feature prominently, most notably as the transition animation, though they didn't appear until the Muromachi period.
* The ''ukiyo-e'' painting ''Great Wave off Kanagawa'' by Katsushika Hokusai
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* Nearly everyone speaks modern Kantō dialect, with a few people using archaic vocabulary and regional accents as their "unusual" traits (though this is certainly for readability purposes, as Heian Japanese is as hard to parse for native Japanese speakers as early Middle English is for modern English speakers).
* The game's setting includes many aspects of Japanese culture that didn't appear until as late as the ''Edo'' period, case in point the entire character of Aoandon and the ''ukiyo-e'' painting ''Great Wave off Kanagawa'' by Katsushika Hokusai that is visible in the city background. ''Shōji'' panels (paper screen doors) also feature prominently, most notably the transition animation, though they didn't appear until the Muromachi period.
* The game has had crossover events with series that clearly don't take place in its era, namely ''Manga/NuraRiseOfTheYokaiClan'', ''Manga/HoozukiNoReitetsu'' and ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' (modern time) and ''Manga/InuYasha'' (Sengoku period). While at least ''Hoozuki'' is excusable by virtue of all three (technically four) characters being thousand-year-old ''oni'' who existed during the Heian era, one has to wonder whether TimeTravel was involved in the other cases.
* Played completely straight with the seasonal events and their associated artworks, most notably Christmas and Thanksgiving, considering how these were only known to Japanese people since the late ''19th century'', a good 700 years into the future as of the Heian period. Also, since Thanksgiving is not celebrated anywhere outside of the American continent, it doubles as a weird case of WeAllLiveInAmerica.
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* Most characters wear clothes that do not reflect Heian period dress, save for maybe Seimei who at least somewhat looks like a low-rank government official.
* Nearly everyone speaks modern Kantō dialect, with a few people using archaic vocabulary and regional accents as their "unusual" traits (though this is certainly for readability purposes, as Heian Japanese is as hard to parse for native Japanese speakers as early Middle English is for modern English speakers).
* The game's setting includes many aspects of Japanese culture that didn't appear until as late as the ''Edo'' period, case in point the entire character of Aoandon and the ''ukiyo-e'' painting ''Great Wave off Kanagawa'' by Katsushika Hokusai that is visible in the city background. ''Shōji'' panels (paper screen doors) also feature prominently, most notably the transition animation, though they didn't appear until the Muromachi period.
* The game has had crossover events with series that clearly don't take place in its era, namely ''Manga/NuraRiseOfTheYokaiClan'', ''Manga/HoozukiNoReitetsu'' and ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' (modern time) and ''Manga/InuYasha'' (Sengoku period). While at least ''Hoozuki'' is excusable by virtue of all three (technically four) characters being thousand-year-old ''oni'' who existed during the Heian era, one has to wonder whether TimeTravel was involved in the other cases.
* Played completely straight with the seasonal events and their associated artworks, most notably Christmas and Thanksgiving, considering how these were only known to Japanese people since the late ''19th century'', a good 700 years into the future as of the Heian period. Also, since Thanksgiving is not celebrated anywhere outside of the American continent, it doubles as a weird case of WeAllLiveInAmerica.