“Sunset” Animated Short | Genshin Impact #GenshinImpact #StandWithMavuika #Sunset



Time flies straight like an arrow, winding like a road with no end.
No one could have known the profound solitude of journeying through the passage of time,
Or how time itself could wash away the meaning of their long odyssey.
Yet, if their will has never been broken and their steps have never once faltered…
At the journey’s end, they will rediscover the very purpose that first set them on their way.

VA:
Sundjatta — Matt Reeves
Tupac — Andrew James Spooner
Wanjiru — Kimberly Tierney
Menilek — Bernardo De Paula
Mavuika — Katiana Sarkissian
Hine — Clare Corbett

Chinese Voice-Over Video: https://youtu.be/SWY9hGZs87w
Japanese Voice-Over Video: https://youtu.be/Iw_QLnN2GhU
Korean Voice-Over Video: https://youtu.be/ioW_Yp9elJk

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20 thoughts on ““Sunset” Animated Short | Genshin Impact #GenshinImpact #StandWithMavuika #Sunset”

  1. There are few who can imagine the suffering mavuika, and all other archons for that fact, experience.
    It's called loneliness.

    I work with elderly and most don't even want Christmas to happen anymore, at least the ones not too dement. To most the holidays hurt, because it reminds them of how many people in their life are gone or have passed. The archons must feel similar, especially the human ones. An endless wait, yearning to feel whatever, awaiting a similar fate to the ones you miss

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  2. Fun fact: At 7:53 in the japanese version Mavuika says "Why…are you here?"
    And at 9:26 in japanese she says "I can't betray their expectations" instead of "I can't keep them waiting"
    I know localising is not only translating literally but it changes the perspective a little. In japanese she doesn't seem to have forgotten Hine while in english it does

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