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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
*"Kyun-kyun" is Japanese onomatopoeia that denotes a beating heart, typically used as an expression of excitement or love. | * Based on the [[Wikipedia:Archangel|archangel]] in [[Wikipedia:Abrahamic_religions|Abrahamic religions]] of the [[Wikipedia:Gabriel|same name]]. Gabriel ('''Jibril''' in Arabic) is often heralded as the messenger of God, whose name also meaning "God is my strength" from Hebrew. Often depicted as carrying a horn or trumpet and blowing it to indicate the Lord's return to earth. | ||
** Her association with as an idol is a reference to her aspect of being a messenger and a trumpeter. | |||
* Her connection to the moon is based on her aspect as a messenger as the moon has a long history of being a "messenger" of the celestial bodies as the fastest moving "light" in the night sky. | |||
* Gabriel has a close relationship with her fellow {{Transient icon|Maria}}, having strong implications from their source material. | |||
** Maria's whole motif and the previous owner of her [[Sacred Artifact]] is akin to that of [[Wikipedia:Jesus_Christ|Jesus Christ]]. Gabriel was the angel that visited the [[Wikipedia:Virgin_Mary|Virgin Mary]] foretelling her of Jesus' birth. | |||
*** Gabriel's summon day is March 25th, which is nine months (average span of pregnancy in humans) prior to Jesus' birth on the night of December 24th (or on the 25th) which coincides with Maria's summon day on December 24th. | |||
* Gabriel's charge skill "Gloria in Excelsis" meaning "Glory in the Highest" which itself is a shortened name of the Christian hymn "[[Wikipedia:Gloria_in_excelsis_Deo|Gloria in excelsis Deo]]" or "Glory to God in the Highest" which is also called the '''Angelic Hymn''' that the angels sang to the shepherds in announcing the birth of Jesus Christ. | |||
* She, along with {{Transient icon|Michael}}, Uriel (as the possible owner of {{Transient icon|Jacob}}'s Sacred Artifact) and as well as Raphael are popularly depicted as the four archangels that guard the four cardinal directions. | |||
* "Kyun-kyun" is Japanese onomatopoeia that denotes a beating heart, typically used as an expression of excitement or love. | |||
* Gabriel has a loading screen, in which, she is seen posing with [[Nomad]] with cat ears with the text "We match❤️" (おそろい❤️) | |||
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Gabriel - Loading screen.png | Gabriel - Loading screen.png | ||