>>545726394
Utnaptism is considered by some to be a precursor to Noah's ark. It's a Babylonian story about a flood and a guy with a boat.
It's not aliens, it's vague mythological/religious symbolism.
>Atra-Hasis (Akkadian: 𒀜𒊏𒄩𒋀, romanized: Atra-ḫasīs) is an 18th-century BC Akkadian epic, recorded in various versions on clay tablets[1] and named for one of its protagonists, the priest Atra-Hasis ('exceedingly wise').[2] The narrative has four focal points: An organisation of allied gods shaping Mesopotamia agriculturally; a political conflict between them, pacified by creating the first human couples; the mass reproduction of these humans; and a great deluge, as has been handed down many times in the different flood myths of the Near East and Levant. Perhaps the relic of a natural catastrophe in Mesopotamia caused by rising sea levels at the end of the last glacial period, localized flooding on the Euphrates, the flooding of the Black Sea, or ancient peoples attempting to explain fossils and remains of sea life found far inland, the epic links this flood with the intention of the upper gods to eliminate their artificial creatures.
The Ark of AtraHasis
Once again ties back into Babylonian myrhology, it's quite literally the story itself.
>Abī-Ešuḫ (variants: ma-bi-ši,[i 1] "Abiši", mE-bi-šum,[i 2] "Ebišum") was the 8th king of the 1st Dynasty of Babylon and reigned for 28 years from or 1711–1684 BC (middle chronology).[1] He was preceded by Samsu-iluna, who was his father.
In order to understand Blue Archive you're required to read at least the Bible and Babylonian lore.
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>>536536519
If a term ever sounds strange in this term, it's most likely a bible reference. Like 99% of BA is secretly a bible reference
>Definition and Meaning:
>Perez-uzzah, meaning "Outburst against Uzzah" or "Breach of Uzzah," is a significant location in the biblical narrative, specifically in the context of King David's attempt to bring the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem. The name commemorates a divine judgment that occurred when Uzzah, a Levite, was struck dead by God for touching the Ark
If a term ever sounds strange in this term, it's most likely a bible reference. Like 99% of BA is secretly a bible reference
>Definition and Meaning:
>Perez-uzzah, meaning "Outburst against Uzzah" or "Breach of Uzzah," is a significant location in the biblical narrative, specifically in the context of King David's attempt to bring the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem. The name commemorates a divine judgment that occurred when Uzzah, a Levite, was struck dead by God for touching the Ark
>>531017694
>Everything is meaningless, right??
>Instantly replies to yourself saying "yes that's right there is no lore, nothing matters this game is meaningless and no one should read anything I hate it so much"
Okay I guess you got exactly the answer you wanted then
forgotten gods are the students, which is why volume 3 has the chapter "Kyrie for the forgotten gods". They are gods who have forgotten their own names and identities, living out Kivotos in peace under new identities. Remembering their true selves is actually seen as a bad thing when it happens, it's better that they let go and become someone new rather than holding onto the past.
The priests worship the nameless gods, because they are the nameless priests. They are the previous civilization that used to live here, they created Alice and all the other evil technology scattered around Kivotos. The ruins are the result of the priests. They're seething about the forgotten gods living on their planet, even though theyre already dead..we don't have a huge amount of lore on the nameless gods just yet
Utnaptism is a Mesopotamian figure that's seen as a precursor to Noah
Arthesis is the story of Utnaptism
Every word you don't understand in the story is most likely a biblical reference or a Mesopotamia reference since everything in Blue Archive is about the Bible
Each of the schools are different mythologies
The Shittim chest is the ark of the covenant that brought down the walls of Jericho. Which is why when sensei activated it he calls upon the wails of Jericho
Everything that you think is absolutely meaningless in this game, actually has an explanation most likely, and about 90% of it can be explained. But there will always be people that scream and cry "everything is meaningless stop thinking stop thinking" if you ever try to explain or explore any of it in these threads
>Everything is meaningless, right??
>Instantly replies to yourself saying "yes that's right there is no lore, nothing matters this game is meaningless and no one should read anything I hate it so much"
Okay I guess you got exactly the answer you wanted then
forgotten gods are the students, which is why volume 3 has the chapter "Kyrie for the forgotten gods". They are gods who have forgotten their own names and identities, living out Kivotos in peace under new identities. Remembering their true selves is actually seen as a bad thing when it happens, it's better that they let go and become someone new rather than holding onto the past.
The priests worship the nameless gods, because they are the nameless priests. They are the previous civilization that used to live here, they created Alice and all the other evil technology scattered around Kivotos. The ruins are the result of the priests. They're seething about the forgotten gods living on their planet, even though theyre already dead..we don't have a huge amount of lore on the nameless gods just yet
Utnaptism is a Mesopotamian figure that's seen as a precursor to Noah
Arthesis is the story of Utnaptism
Every word you don't understand in the story is most likely a biblical reference or a Mesopotamia reference since everything in Blue Archive is about the Bible
Each of the schools are different mythologies
The Shittim chest is the ark of the covenant that brought down the walls of Jericho. Which is why when sensei activated it he calls upon the wails of Jericho
Everything that you think is absolutely meaningless in this game, actually has an explanation most likely, and about 90% of it can be explained. But there will always be people that scream and cry "everything is meaningless stop thinking stop thinking" if you ever try to explain or explore any of it in these threads