Not only that, but the exact same line also shows up in a poster on the top left of the History class. I'm gonna be honest I wouldn't be able to catch that. I even went into History class footage to find a shot where that poster is clearer. It is the exact same line indeed.

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@hsinhsung9487 Hmm. It's also written on this shirt...

@Yoriden150 I'm actually wondering how the heck did you read this text on the shirt.

@hsinhsung9487 Is this server open to the public? I'm a linguistics major and have always wanted to crack the Pokemon conlang but had no idea where to start.

@SixOfRobins @soulsilverart This is your buisness

@hsinhsung9487 Wasn’t the point of this script so they could just make words aesthetic and not need localization?

@HandNF Beats me. Not the first time they make questionable decisions.

@hsinhsung9487 Okay, this is wild.

@hsinhsung9487 That’s an insane detail to notice! Another connection between the two regions!

@hsinhsung9487 @palkiaorigin i’ve got a feeling it’s essentially the same thing as lorem ipsum

@hsinhsung9487 @palkiaorigin I tried translating it to Latin letters using the most common translations of the characters and it basically comes out with “Smow hairmo aacm” which definitely doesn’t tell us anything. Also the “i” could have been e or l but I think I fits the best

@hsinhsung9487 What was this symbol again?

@hsinhsung9487 Its called reusing assets because official looking gibberish shouldnt be remade every time

@hsinhsung9487 This language is incredible Actual gibberish but like, consistent gibberish

@hsinhsung9487 I would guess it means nothing; they made some fake language once, then recycle the same phrases everywhere they need text that doesn't need to be localized.

@hsinhsung9487 @disvain Unfortunately, it's most likely "lorem ipsum" text. There's been quite a lot of attempts to try cracking the Galarian/Paldean/Kalos/Unova alphabet (we know the regions share alphabet, and in the case of Paldea/Unova also language) and the best explanation we have for it is that >

@hsinhsung9487 Unfortunately I think it’s just commonly reused filler text since Pokémon text is gibberish and not a cipher or a real writing system or anything.

@hsinhsung9487 Y’all over analyzing this. This is literally just the “Lorem Ipsum” of Pokemon.

@hsinhsung9487 Although only seen in the anime, this is what Kalosian letters look like. I'm pretty sure it was just gibberish, but it is in fact Galarian letters.