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Revision as of 18:54, 23 May 2024
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“ | Intruders confirmed. Commence Grayscaling. | ” |
— Marina Agitando about to commence Grayscaling
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Grayscaling is a process used by Order to pull many people's minds into the Memverse. Anyone who goes through it also loses their free will in reality as well.
Description
This process is similar to black-and-white images and videos. It is used to subdue the will of people trapped in a colorless and unchanging world called "Memverse", and to forcibly connect as many people as possible to it through their Sea-Cucumber Phones. This process neutralizes the will of everyone trapped in the virtual world and results in the loss of their free will in reality, as well as their real-world connections.
Story
In the events of Side Order, Marina, controlled by Order, was the first to use Grayscaling as the tutorial boss. Agent 8 and Pearl Drone need to save her.
Order use it at the 30th floor.
Quotes
- English
"Grayscaling" to neutralize the will of everyone
that's trapped here.
Gallery
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Art made by Marina when explaining the Memverse and the Grayscaling
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Second slide, showing the effect of Grayscaling
Etymology
Grayscaling comes from gray, scaling, and grayscale. The word gray, aside from its literal meaning of the color gray, is also a synonym for "boring", "dull", and "featureless", referring to the process of Grayscaling making people the same by taking their free will away, depriving them of their uniqueness, as well as scaling the world's colors down to gray.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | ノンカラ処理 Non kara shori |
Non-color process |
Dutch | Ontkleuren | Decolorize |
Italian | Decolorazione | Decoloration |
Russian | Детонизация Detonizatsiya |
Detonesation[a] |
Spanish | Decoloraciòn | Decoloration |
Translation notes
- ↑ The same term applies to sanitization, but only in Side Order
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