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>benny1548132 I know what you mean. But in English "Hellenism" means the specific period of the world (Not only Greece, but also Egypt, Persia, India, &c.) that starts with Alexander the great and ends with the Islamisation of those countries. Classical Athens &c. were not "Hellenistic". They were just Greek. In contrast, Romans were "Hellenistic" even though they were Latin.
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>kaa Though it is my personal interpretation of some parts of Hermetica. And the examples obviously came from the Orthodox church. Well Hermeticism is a Greco-Egyption religion anyway. And the Orthodox church is a cultural heritage directly descending from the Roman empire.
>kaa It's a general Hellenistic way of thinking. You would understand it better if you think of ancient Greek statues when you read "Art" from the post. It's that worldview. I wrote the post while thinking of the mathematical beauty of the human body in those statues.
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>Recursive People compose music, draw an art, write a poem, &c. because of the exact same reason.
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>doodles A really good point. Speaking of the designs, aren't some of the designs way too much? A bit of coomer bait is fine, but I doubted my own eyes when I saw Eimi's bikini having zippers on it. Well I guess there are people who would like things like that though. I think Blue Archive itself is like Urawa Hanako. Lots of great things and degenerate things coexist at the same time.
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Indeed. There are in-universe explanations for some of the more coomer bait designs, but in the end it's just marketing as usual.
>doodles Literally everyone draws some Blue Archive these days :). How has it become that successful? Personally I tried it for the seiyuus first and decided to participate in the big wave for the mythology heavy stories. But I still don't understand why it has become that big.
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you might never believe what people who live in Greece, now, call Greece...
augh, i give up on trying to sound sarcastic, i bet i sound like an asshole. i'm sorry. it's "Hellas" (but not spelled/pronounced like that, y'know). as in, still Hellenic.