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Pragmata scene where Diana spins a globe is actually a reference to bizarre Japanese comedy act that “definitely doesn’t make sense to Western players”

In a recent viral post, Japanese players pointed out that a visual gag in Pragmata where Diana spins a globe is actually a nod to comedian Gorgeous.

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Pragmata scene where Diana spins a globe is actually a reference to bizarre Japanese comedy act that “definitely doesn’t make sense to Western players”

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