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%%!!The anime: (uncomment (remove "%") if you add a Trivia trope pertaining to the anime.)
!!General trivia:
* TheWikiRule: The Gamepedia [[https://bladeandsoul.gamepedia.com/Blade_%26_Soul_Wiki Blade and Soul Wiki]], Wikia [[http://blade-and-soul.wikia.com/wiki/Blade_and_Soul_Wiki Blade and Soul Wiki]], and the [[http://bladeandsoulroleplay.wikia.com/wiki/Blade_and_Soul_Roleplay_Wikia Blade and Soul Roleplay Wiki]].
!!General trivia:
* TheWikiRule: The Gamepedia [[https://bladeandsoul.gamepedia.com/Blade_%26_Soul_Wiki Blade and Soul Wiki]], Wikia [[http://blade-and-soul.wikia.com/wiki/Blade_and_Soul_Wiki Blade and Soul Wiki]], and the [[http://bladeandsoulroleplay.wikia.com/wiki/Blade_and_Soul_Roleplay_Wikia Blade and Soul Roleplay Wiki]].
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%%!!The anime: (uncomment (remove "%") if you add a Trivia trope pertaining to the anime.)
!!General trivia:
* TheWikiRule: The Gamepedia [[https://bladeandsoul.gamepedia.com/Blade_%26_Soul_Wiki Blade and Soul Wiki]], Wikia [[http://blade-and-soul.wikia.com/wiki/Blade_and_Soul_Wiki Blade and Soul Wiki]], and the [[http://bladeandsoulroleplay.wikia.com/wiki/Blade_and_Soul_Roleplay_Wikia Blade and Soul Roleplay Wiki]].)
!!General trivia:
* TheWikiRule: The Gamepedia [[https://bladeandsoul.gamepedia.com/Blade_%26_Soul_Wiki Blade and Soul Wiki]], Wikia [[http://blade-and-soul.wikia.com/wiki/Blade_and_Soul_Wiki Blade and Soul Wiki]], and the [[http://bladeandsoulroleplay.wikia.com/wiki/Blade_and_Soul_Roleplay_Wikia Blade and Soul Roleplay Wiki]].
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* FanNickname:
** Jinsoyun's younger form is affectionately nicknamed "Jinsoybean" by fans.
** "Cricket" is often affectionately used by fans to refer to the player character, whereas in the story, it is rarely used as other characters refer to them as "Jyan" or "Jyansei".
** Destroyers and Blade Masters gained the nickname "Beyblades" thanks to their SpinAttack.
** Warlocks are sometimes referred to as "SB Slaves" by players as they are often recruited to parties just for their buffs.
** In the Black Tower/Khanda Vihar raid, the final boss's AOE attack is often called "Pizza" or "Pizza phase".
** Jinsoyun's younger form is affectionately nicknamed "Jinsoybean" by fans.
** "Cricket" is often affectionately used by fans to refer to the player character, whereas in the story, it is rarely used as other characters refer to them as "Jyan" or "Jyansei".
** Destroyers and Blade Masters gained the nickname "Beyblades" thanks to their SpinAttack.
** Warlocks are sometimes referred to as "SB Slaves" by players as they are often recruited to parties just for their buffs.
** In the Black Tower/Khanda Vihar raid, the final boss's AOE attack is often called "Pizza" or "Pizza phase".
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* Defictionalization: There's a real-life Twilight's Edge forged by the Youtube channel [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkQgpOpPOtY&list=LL&index=5 "That Works"]], made from a solid block of steel.
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* Defictionalization: {{Defictionalization}}: There's a real-life Twilight's Edge forged by the Youtube channel [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkQgpOpPOtY&list=LL&index=5 "That Works"]], made from a solid block of steel. Although it's not for sale and is commissioned by Netmarble, the provider for the mobile game.
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* Defictionalization: There's a real-life Twilight's Edge forged by the Youtube channel [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkQgpOpPOtY&list=LL&index=5 "That Works"]], made from a solid block of steel.
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* DummiedOut:
** There is a clan-based [=PvP=] faction area called "Ethereal Battlegrounds/Hell Island/Floating Island" unreleased outside Korea.
** There is one sealed-off dungeon in Songshu Isle just sitting along the main quest path with no way to unlock it. A glitch allowed one player to enter and see it only has a single room inside, but digging deeper, discovered it was connected to a dummied out quest.
** There is a clan-based [=PvP=] faction area called "Ethereal Battlegrounds/Hell Island/Floating Island" unreleased outside Korea.
** There is one sealed-off dungeon in Songshu Isle just sitting along the main quest path with no way to unlock it. A glitch allowed one player to enter and see it only has a single room inside, but digging deeper, discovered it was connected to a dummied out quest.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In the [=GStar=] 2009 and [=MediaDay=] trailer, while most of the scenes shown are in the game, some aspects didn't make the cut:
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODD790bO2VU [=GStar=] 2009 2009]] and [=MediaDay=] trailer, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTUjfNQaCWw Mediaday trailer]], while most of the scenes shown are in the game, some aspects didn't make the cut:
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** Most story content shown is otherwise different or missing from the main game. For example, there is a man being chased by a winged griffin, two Lyn NPC's that heals wounded characters and a Jin woman talking to the PlayerCharacter, all of which are missing from the final game.
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** Most story content shown is otherwise different or missing from the main game. For example, there is a man being chased by a winged griffin, two Lyn NPC's that heals wounded characters characters, and a Jin woman talking to the PlayerCharacter, all of which are missing from the final game.
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** Namsooyoo gained the unflattering nickname "Namsoobitch" after her selfish actions that kickstarted the plot.
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** Namsooyoo "Cricket" is often affectionately used by fans to refer to the player character, whereas in the story, it is rarely used as other characters refer to them as "Jyan" or "Jyansei".
** Destroyers and Blade Masters gained theunflattering nickname "Namsoobitch" after her selfish actions that kickstarted "Beyblades" thanks to their SpinAttack.
** Warlocks are sometimes referred to as "SB Slaves" by players as they are often recruited to parties just for their buffs.
** In theplot.Black Tower/Khanda Vihar raid, the final boss's AOE attack is often called "Pizza" or "Pizza phase".
** Destroyers and Blade Masters gained the
** Warlocks are sometimes referred to as "SB Slaves" by players as they are often recruited to parties just for their buffs.
** In the
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** The summoner class is reworked from a dark caster to a KidAppealCharacter with a cat companion. The demon summoning aspect was reworked into warlocks.
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** The summoner Summoner class is reworked from a dark caster to a KidAppealCharacter with a cat companion. The demon summoning aspect was is reworked into warlocks.Warlocks.
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** The Gunner class was speculated to be released early thanks to its appearance in one scene, but was delayed and is turned into a more mobile class that uses hooks.
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** The Gunner class was is speculated to be released early thanks to its appearance in one scene, but was is delayed and is turned into a more mobile class that uses hooks.hooks.
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** Namsooyoo gained the unflattering nickname "Namsoobitch" after her heinous actions in the game.
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* FanNickname:
** Jinsoyun's younger form is affectionately nicknamed "Jinsoybean" by fans.
** Namsooyoo gained the unflattering nickname "Namsoobitch" after her heinous actions in the game.
** Jinsoyun's younger form is affectionately nicknamed "Jinsoybean" by fans.
** Namsooyoo gained the unflattering nickname "Namsoobitch" after her heinous actions in the game.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In the GStar 2009 and MediaDay trailer, while most of the scenes shown are in the game, some aspects didn't make the cut:
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In the GStar [=GStar=] 2009 and MediaDay [=MediaDay=] trailer, while most of the scenes shown are in the game, some aspects didn't make the cut:
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In the GStar 2009 and MediaDay trailer, while most of the scenes shown are in the game, some aspects didn't make the cut:
** There is a platforming section that is otherwise missing from the game itself.
** The summoner class is reworked from a dark caster to a KidAppealCharacter with a cat companion. The demon summoning aspect was reworked into warlocks.
** Most story content shown is otherwise different or missing from the main game. For example, there is a man being chased by a winged griffin, two Lyn NPC's that heals wounded characters and a Jin woman talking to the PlayerCharacter, all of which are missing from the final game.
** Classes are shown using skills that didn't make the final cut. For example, Kung Fu Masters growing wings when using their buffs, which the animation is transferred to Soulburn users.
** The Gunner class was speculated to be released early thanks to its appearance in one scene, but was delayed and is turned into a more mobile class that uses hooks.
** There is a platforming section that is otherwise missing from the game itself.
** The summoner class is reworked from a dark caster to a KidAppealCharacter with a cat companion. The demon summoning aspect was reworked into warlocks.
** Most story content shown is otherwise different or missing from the main game. For example, there is a man being chased by a winged griffin, two Lyn NPC's that heals wounded characters and a Jin woman talking to the PlayerCharacter, all of which are missing from the final game.
** Classes are shown using skills that didn't make the final cut. For example, Kung Fu Masters growing wings when using their buffs, which the animation is transferred to Soulburn users.
** The Gunner class was speculated to be released early thanks to its appearance in one scene, but was delayed and is turned into a more mobile class that uses hooks.
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%%!!The anime: (uncomment (remove "%") if you add a Trivia trope pertaining to the anime.))
!!General trivia:
* TheWikiRule: The Gamepedia [[https://bladeandsoul.gamepedia.com/Blade_%26_Soul_Wiki Blade and Soul Wiki]], Wikia [[http://blade-and-soul.wikia.com/wiki/Blade_and_Soul_Wiki Blade and Soul Wiki]], and the [[http://bladeandsoulroleplay.wikia.com/wiki/Blade_and_Soul_Roleplay_Wikia Blade and Soul Roleplay Wiki]].
!!General trivia:
* TheWikiRule: The Gamepedia [[https://bladeandsoul.gamepedia.com/Blade_%26_Soul_Wiki Blade and Soul Wiki]], Wikia [[http://blade-and-soul.wikia.com/wiki/Blade_and_Soul_Wiki Blade and Soul Wiki]], and the [[http://bladeandsoulroleplay.wikia.com/wiki/Blade_and_Soul_Roleplay_Wikia Blade and Soul Roleplay Wiki]].
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* ScheduleSlip: Creator/NCsoft has been accused of this by western gamers, due to nothing being said about the game's development for years since the announcement of the western version (the Korean version had a similar experience; see note). During that time, the official website also never really updated, [[DevelopmentHell so there wasn't even any indication that the game was being worked on at all]]. This was averted in July 2015, when the western version was [[SavedFromDevelopmentHell finally announced as being in development]], along with the website getting a revamp and regular updates, as well as Creator/NCSoft utilizing social media sites like Twitter to keep gamers updated on its progress until its release in 2016.[[labelnote:Timeline]]The first announcement of the game was in 2007. The Korean version didn't get released until 2012 (though during this period, as the first version of ''Blade and Soul'', many MMO news sites kept gamers updated with this version's progress), while the Chinese, Japanese, and Taiwanese versions weren't released until 2013 and 2014. The NA/EU versions were revealed to be in development in 2012, the same year that the Korean version was released, but didn't begin to have updates regarding its progress until 2015, where a late 2015 release date was given for these versions (the NA version ultimately came out at the beginning of 2016). This translates to western gamers waiting at least eight years since first hearing about the game (and four years since the Korean release) to get their version to play.[[/labelnote]]
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* ExecutiveMeddling: According to the localization team, the NA version of ''Blade and Soul'' was affected by this, which is one of the reasons the localization is [[InconsistentDub spotty, to say the least.]] One notable example are the words "jyan" and "jyansei", used to describe (for lack of better terms) "warriors with great potential" and "master warriors" respectively, which are entirely made up at the behest of the execs, who apparently wanted the words to be (paraphrased) "easier for Westerners to digest" but still sound like they belong in a martial arts fantasy setting.
* ScheduleSlip: Creator/NCsoft has been accused of this by western gamers, due to nothing being said about the game's development for years since the announcement of the western version (the Korean version had a similar experience; see "Timeline" note). During that time, the official website also never really updated, [[DevelopmentHell so there wasn't even any indication that the game was being worked on at all]]. This was averted in July 2015, when the western version was [[SavedFromDevelopmentHell finally announced as being in development]], along with the website getting a revamp and regular updates, as well as Creator/NCSoft utilizing social media sites like Twitter to keep gamers updated on its progress until its release in 2016.[[labelnote:Timeline]]The first announcement of the game was in 2007. The Korean version didn't get released until 2012 (though during this period, as the first version of ''Blade and Soul'', many MMO news sites kept gamers updated with this version's progress), while the Chinese, Japanese, and Taiwanese versions weren't released until 2013 and 2014. The NA/EU versions were revealed to be in development in 2012, the same year that the Korean version was released, but didn't begin to have updates regarding its progress until 2015, where a late 2015 release date was given for these versions (the NA version ultimately came out at the beginning of 2016). This translates to western gamers waiting at least eight years since first hearing about the game (and four years since the Korean release) to get their version to play.[[/labelnote]]
* ScheduleSlip: Creator/NCsoft has been accused of this by western gamers, due to nothing being said about the game's development for years since the announcement of the western version (the Korean version had a similar experience; see "Timeline" note). During that time, the official website also never really updated, [[DevelopmentHell so there wasn't even any indication that the game was being worked on at all]]. This was averted in July 2015, when the western version was [[SavedFromDevelopmentHell finally announced as being in development]], along with the website getting a revamp and regular updates, as well as Creator/NCSoft utilizing social media sites like Twitter to keep gamers updated on its progress until its release in 2016.[[labelnote:Timeline]]The first announcement of the game was in 2007. The Korean version didn't get released until 2012 (though during this period, as the first version of ''Blade and Soul'', many MMO news sites kept gamers updated with this version's progress), while the Chinese, Japanese, and Taiwanese versions weren't released until 2013 and 2014. The NA/EU versions were revealed to be in development in 2012, the same year that the Korean version was released, but didn't begin to have updates regarding its progress until 2015, where a late 2015 release date was given for these versions (the NA version ultimately came out at the beginning of 2016). This translates to western gamers waiting at least eight years since first hearing about the game (and four years since the Korean release) to get their version to play.[[/labelnote]]
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!!The anime:
* HeyItsThatVoice: Cho, the seiyuu of Alka's master Hon Dōgen, voiced the Principal in the anime production of Manga/HidamariSketch.
* HeyItsThatVoice: Cho, the seiyuu of Alka's master Hon Dōgen, voiced the Principal in the anime production of Manga/HidamariSketch.
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!!The anime:
* HeyItsThatVoice: Cho, the seiyuu of Alka's master Hon Dōgen, voiced the Principal in the anime production of Manga/HidamariSketch.anime:
* HeyItsThatVoice: Cho, the seiyuu of Alka's master Hon Dōgen, voiced the Principal in the anime production of Manga/HidamariSketch.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Cho, the seiyuu of Alka's master Hon Dōgen, voiced the Principal in the anime production of Manga/HidamariSketch.
* BrokenBase: Some people were hyped that Blade & Soul got an anime adaption. Others would bash on the animation, characters and especially the storyline.
* BrokenBase: Some people were hyped that Blade & Soul got an anime adaption. Others would bash on the animation, characters and especially the storyline.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Cho, the seiyuu of Alka's master Hon Dōgen, voiced the Principal in the anime production of Manga/HidamariSketch.
* BrokenBase: Some people were hyped that Blade & Soul got an anime adaption. Others would bash on the animation, characters and especially the storyline.Manga/HidamariSketch.
* BrokenBase: Some people were hyped that Blade & Soul got an anime adaption. Others would bash on the animation, characters and especially the storyline.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Cho, the seiyuu of Alka's master Hon Dōgen, voiced the Principal in the anime production of Manga/HidamariSketch.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Cho, the seiyuu of Alka's master Hon Dōgen, voiced the Principal in the anime production of Manga/HidamariSketch.Manga/HidamariSketch.
* BrokenBase: Some people were hyped that Blade & Soul got an anime adaption. Others would bash on the animation, characters and especially the storyline.
* BrokenBase: Some people were hyped that Blade & Soul got an anime adaption. Others would bash on the animation, characters and especially the storyline.
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* ScheduleSlip: Creator/NCsoft has been accused of this by western gamers, due to nothing being said about the game's development for years since the announcement of the western version (the Korean version had a similar experience; see note). During that time, the official website also never really updated, [[DevelopmentHell so there wasn't even any indication that the game was being worked on at all]]. This was averted in July 2015, when the western version was [[SavedFromDevelopmentHell finally announced as being in development]], along with the website getting a revamp and regular updates, as well as Creator/NCSoft utilizing social media sites like Twitter to keep gamers updated on its progress.[[labelnote:Timeline]]The first announcement of the game was in 2007. The Korean version didn't get released until 2012 (though during this period, as the first version of ''Blade and Soul'', many MMO news sites kept gamers updated with this version's progress), while the Chinese, Japanese, and Taiwanese versions weren't released until 2013 and 2014. The NA/EU versions were revealed to be in development in 2012, the same year that the Korean version was released, but didn't begin to have updates regarding its progress until 2015, where a late 2015 release date was given for these versions. This translates to western gamers waiting at least eight years since first hearing about the game (and four years since the Korean release) to get their version to play.[[/labelnote]]
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* ScheduleSlip: Creator/NCsoft has been accused of this by western gamers, due to nothing being said about the game's development for years since the announcement of the western version (the Korean version had a similar experience; see note). During that time, the official website also never really updated, [[DevelopmentHell so there wasn't even any indication that the game was being worked on at all]]. This was averted in July 2015, when the western version was [[SavedFromDevelopmentHell finally announced as being in development]], along with the website getting a revamp and regular updates, as well as Creator/NCSoft utilizing social media sites like Twitter to keep gamers updated on its progress.progress until its release in 2016.[[labelnote:Timeline]]The first announcement of the game was in 2007. The Korean version didn't get released until 2012 (though during this period, as the first version of ''Blade and Soul'', many MMO news sites kept gamers updated with this version's progress), while the Chinese, Japanese, and Taiwanese versions weren't released until 2013 and 2014. The NA/EU versions were revealed to be in development in 2012, the same year that the Korean version was released, but didn't begin to have updates regarding its progress until 2015, where a late 2015 release date was given for these versions.versions (the NA version ultimately came out at the beginning of 2016). This translates to western gamers waiting at least eight years since first hearing about the game (and four years since the Korean release) to get their version to play.[[/labelnote]]
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* ScheduleSlip: Creator/NCsoft has been accused of this by western gamers, due to the two-plus years since the announcement of the game and the (never updated) "Coming Soon" website.
** As of 2015, the western version was SavedFromDevelopmentHell.
** As of 2015, the western version was SavedFromDevelopmentHell.
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* ScheduleSlip: Creator/NCsoft has been accused of this by western gamers, due to nothing being said about the two-plus game's development for years since the announcement of the western version (the Korean version had a similar experience; see note). During that time, the official website also never really updated, [[DevelopmentHell so there wasn't even any indication that the game and the (never updated) "Coming Soon" website.
** As ofwas being worked on at all]]. This was averted in July 2015, when the western version was SavedFromDevelopmentHell.
[[SavedFromDevelopmentHell finally announced as being in development]], along with the website getting a revamp and regular updates, as well as Creator/NCSoft utilizing social media sites like Twitter to keep gamers updated on its progress.[[labelnote:Timeline]]The first announcement of the game was in 2007. The Korean version didn't get released until 2012 (though during this period, as the first version of ''Blade and Soul'', many MMO news sites kept gamers updated with this version's progress), while the Chinese, Japanese, and Taiwanese versions weren't released until 2013 and 2014. The NA/EU versions were revealed to be in development in 2012, the same year that the Korean version was released, but didn't begin to have updates regarding its progress until 2015, where a late 2015 release date was given for these versions. This translates to western gamers waiting at least eight years since first hearing about the game (and four years since the Korean release) to get their version to play.[[/labelnote]]
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Cho, the seiyuu of Alka's master Hon Dōgen, voiced the Principal in the anime production of Manga/HidamariSketch.
* HeyItsThatVoice: Cho, the seiyuu of Alka's master Hon Dōgen, voiced the Principal in the anime production of Manga/HidamariSketch.
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!![[Anime/BladeAndSoul The anime:]]
* ScheduleSlip: Creator/NCsoft has been accused of this by western gamers, due to the two-plus years since the announcement of the game and the (never updated) "Coming Soon" website.
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