Nobody could have predicted how Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 ended. In fact, very few of us could have imagined a narrative even close to what Sandfall Interactive put out. While Maelle, Verso, Gustave, and the others are part of the main crew, the adorable and often silly Gestrals were the soul of the story.
Not only were they whimsical creatures, but each of them were unique in their own way. The same could be said about the Nevrons, the game's enemies. Not only do they look strange, but also have unique names. While they may not make sense to most of us, French speakers will spot certain references in the names. It turns out that the devs also made little notes in the game's code so that localization teams get the context.
If you ever found yourself wondering why a certain Nevron was named something, all you had to do was learn a bit of French to understand the reference. Since that's easier said than done, Sandfall devs included short notes and even Wikipedia links alongside files for each character, including the Gestrals and Nevrons. Suddenly, their names make a lot more sense.
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