Which country are Amir and Sanjay from?
Which nationalities are Amir and Sanjay?
asking about Amir and Sanjay
since ANB is totally fictional, it just says that they're from "a far away country" (I wondered the same thing haha)
from influencing, he comes from royalty so there's probably a palace where he's from? fanfic galore lol
so they probably don't have formal nationalities because of this haha
hope this helped
from influencing, he comes from royalty so there's probably a palace where he's from? fanfic galore lol
so they probably don't have formal nationalities because of this haha
hope this helped
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"Sanjay" is a Hindi name meaning "victorious" or "triumphant." So I always assumed Sanjay was of Indian descent, or the fictional Harvest Moon equivalent.
"Amir" has Arabic and Hebrew roots and means "prince." Since there's a huge amount of Arabic people in several countries, since it's a panethnic group, Amir's background is more vague than Sanjay's if we're going off of name meanings alone.
I always headcanon'd that Amir was the prince of a country not present in the real world but vaguely in the Middle East or East Asia area.
But they keep it very vague in game. They keep most characters' ethnicities fairly vague (though I suppose we can assume most of them are Japanese since it's a Japanese game).
"Amir" has Arabic and Hebrew roots and means "prince." Since there's a huge amount of Arabic people in several countries, since it's a panethnic group, Amir's background is more vague than Sanjay's if we're going off of name meanings alone.
I always headcanon'd that Amir was the prince of a country not present in the real world but vaguely in the Middle East or East Asia area.
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Really great explanation. Thankscopernicusmaximus wrote:"Sanjay" is a Hindi name meaning "victorious" or "triumphant." So I always assumed Sanjay was of Indian descent, or the fictional Harvest Moon equivalent.
"Amir" has Arabic and Hebrew roots and means "prince." Since there's a huge amount of Arabic people in several countries, since it's a panethnic group, Amir's background is more vague than Sanjay's if we're going off of name meanings alone.
I always headcanon'd that Amir was the prince of a country not present in the real world but vaguely in the Middle East or East Asia area.But they keep it very vague in game. They keep most characters' ethnicities fairly vague (though I suppose we can assume most of them are Japanese since it's a Japanese game).
I can't wait to buy and play this game.