Passport to Undertale

Passport to Undertale

by Nina Matsumoto, Toby Fox, Fangamer, Heidi Mandelin, Brian Carmody, Clyde Mandelin

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A companion piece to Legends of Localization Book 3: UNDERTALE, this handy little booklet is packed with all the information you'll need to experience UNDERTALE in Japanese for yourself! - 240 pages of tips and data to turn UNDERTALE into a language-learning aid - Lessons on how to read two Japanese writing systems (hiragana & katakana) - Includes 150 kanji and their meanings - Basic Japanese grammar rules - Dictionary of important words and phrases

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    How does experiencing a beloved game like Undertale in a completely different language alter your perception of its characters and their distinct personalities?

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    What are the biggest challenges you face when trying to learn a new writing system like hiragana and katakana through a creative medium rather than a traditional textbook?

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    In what ways does Toby Fox’s unique, quirky dialogue style translate—or resist translation—into Japanese cultural and linguistic contexts?

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