So Columbina’s birthday is the day after her release date
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InukoJon2026-01-14 05:39
My mom’s birthday too. And my bday is Arle. Kinda cute wanted to share.
No_Product97732026-01-14 06:27
That‘s crazy. Except nobody cares.
Sproot_bonk2026-01-14 10:59
The post topic is about the character birthdays so this is the place to share something like that.
I think you should keep negative thoughts to yourself. Everyone has them sometimes but you can choose to not say anything that you’ll regret later. It’s a good skill to have❤️
HallyMiao2026-01-14 07:17
This is her release date in asia server
madzieeq2026-01-14 08:35
in EU too
DaSpood2026-01-14 07:44
That's her release date actually for everywhere outside americas. I guess it's for the whole "reborn" theme.
Tripdrakony2026-01-14 10:56
Just for Americans. For everyone else, it's the 14th.
RubApprehensive25122026-01-14 16:47
Damn, I guess Canada and Latin America doesn't exist then.
Petter17892026-01-14 18:22
Still a part of the Americas
RubApprehensive25122026-01-14 19:11
"The americas" and "American" describe 2 completely separate bodies of people for your information.
When you say "American". You describe every person who lives in the United States.
"The Americas" describes the continents in the western hemispere of the globe.
Petter17892026-01-14 19:15
Are you claiming the word "american" cannot be used to refer to anyone living on the American continents in the same way "european" can be used to refer to anyone living in Europe?
RubApprehensive25122026-01-14 20:27
Because Europe is a single continent. Thus European makes sense.
If you wanted to refer to someone in north America, you would say "North American".
If you wanted to refer to someone in central America, you would say "Central American".
If you wanted to refer to someone in Latin America, you would say "Latin American".
But, "American" does refer to a person living in the United states. HECK. YOU COULD HAVE EVEN GOOGLED IT.
Saying an American is all of central, north, and Latin America is the exact same as saying a German represents all of Europe.
Petter17892026-01-14 20:32
So US exeptionalism extends to them claiming ownership of the entire continent in terms of naming? Sounds kinda dumb to me.
RubApprehensive25122026-01-14 20:40
Did you even take a history class, because "America" doesnt represent the United States.
"America" was the word to describe the "New world" the explorers found. It has nothing to do with the United states. Which is why it is called the "United states OF America". It is to represent that these United states are part of the land mass known as "America".
Since then, the usage of "American" was used to describe anyone living in the United states. People living in their country took the form of: Mexican, Cuban, Canadian, etc despite also being part of the land mass of America. Because they want to use the name of their country to represent them. Which is also why Americans refer to their home state and not the country itself when you ask where they are from. Because "American" represents people living in all 50 states.
Petter17892026-01-14 20:55
Do you just want to make yourself feel smarter by intentionally misinterpreting what I'm saying, or are you actually stupid enough to think I don't realize that America refers to the entire continent, rather than just the highest concentration of overinflated egos on it?
RubApprehensive25122026-01-14 21:08
If you knew how to communicate, then maybe it would have been passed on. Your past claims were about the use of "American" and Continents. If you wanted to change topics, then you should have expressed that in a more meaningful way.
It doesn't matter if there are higher concentration of anything in a continent, country, city etc. when the main topic was about geography not Ethics.
IllustratorLast12812026-01-14 11:06
yeha makes sense >!because she was literally reborn in the archon quest!<.
Rhodynit2026-01-14 12:29
Still to this day, no character born the same day as me, atleast Felix from Rezero is 16 Jan too
nelflyn2026-01-14 14:04
It should have been the day when she got her name in the previous patch. But this is also fine.
Impressive_Court_7162026-01-14 14:30
It's her release date : 14/1
Iihatepineapplepizza2026-01-14 17:44
She didn't get birthday art, so at least Aino isn't alone in the "released too close to their birthday so they don't get bday art" club lol
Reasonable_Sugar_1252026-01-15 20:04
Yeah… no in-game letter either. No gifts, no special dish, no nothing. -_-
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I think you should keep negative thoughts to yourself. Everyone has them sometimes but you can choose to not say anything that you’ll regret later. It’s a good skill to have❤️
When you say "American". You describe every person who lives in the United States.
"The Americas" describes the continents in the western hemispere of the globe.
If you wanted to refer to someone in north America, you would say "North American".
If you wanted to refer to someone in central America, you would say "Central American".
If you wanted to refer to someone in Latin America, you would say "Latin American".
But, "American" does refer to a person living in the United states. HECK. YOU COULD HAVE EVEN GOOGLED IT.
Saying an American is all of central, north, and Latin America is the exact same as saying a German represents all of Europe.
"America" was the word to describe the "New world" the explorers found. It has nothing to do with the United states. Which is why it is called the "United states OF America". It is to represent that these United states are part of the land mass known as "America".
Since then, the usage of "American" was used to describe anyone living in the United states. People living in their country took the form of: Mexican, Cuban, Canadian, etc despite also being part of the land mass of America. Because they want to use the name of their country to represent them. Which is also why Americans refer to their home state and not the country itself when you ask where they are from. Because "American" represents people living in all 50 states.
It doesn't matter if there are higher concentration of anything in a continent, country, city etc. when the main topic was about geography not Ethics.