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| − | *All of Siren's Japanese dialogue ingame is recorded by Japanese VA Rina Hidaka while her | + | |otherArt= |
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| + | *All of Siren's Japanese dialogue ingame is recorded by Japanese VA Rina Hidaka while her concert songs: "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5geJx8DcNw Polaris]", "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Grqwv47EVjI Singing in the Rain]" and "Across The World" are sang by Chinese cosplayer [https://twitter.com/liyu0109 Liyuu]. "Across The World" was released as the bonus track for limited edition of "[http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/product/TFCC-86694 DAOKO × ドラガリアロスト]" album on October 9, 2019. | ||
| + | * In Greek mythology, [[Wikipedia:Siren (mythology)|Sirens]] are creatures resembling a combination of birds and human women, whose singing would lure sailors into crashing their ships among the rocks. In the Middle Ages, they were portrayed to resemble Mermaids instead. | ||
| + | * In Dragalia Lost's interpretation, Siren possesses the same alluring singing powers as her mythological equivalents, and she finds joy in entertaining people with her song. However, the reputation of sailors being doomed by siren songs causes people to fear Siren, much to her dismay. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:27, 17 April 2020
Promotional Art
Other Art
Story Art
Trivia
- All of Siren's Japanese dialogue ingame is recorded by Japanese VA Rina Hidaka while her concert songs: "Polaris", "Singing in the Rain" and "Across The World" are sang by Chinese cosplayer Liyuu. "Across The World" was released as the bonus track for limited edition of "DAOKO × ドラガリアロスト" album on October 9, 2019.
- In Greek mythology, Sirens are creatures resembling a combination of birds and human women, whose singing would lure sailors into crashing their ships among the rocks. In the Middle Ages, they were portrayed to resemble Mermaids instead.
- In Dragalia Lost's interpretation, Siren possesses the same alluring singing powers as her mythological equivalents, and she finds joy in entertaining people with her song. However, the reputation of sailors being doomed by siren songs causes people to fear Siren, much to her dismay.
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