What do the different coloured numbers represent

What do the different coloured numbers represent - Traditional oriental decorative souvenirs presented in local market

In battle when I inflict damage to enemies, the colour of the text is either:

  • White
  • Red
  • Orange
  • Blue

I already know when I see green I'm healing and I'm noticing Orange occurs when I inflict elemental damage which the target is weak against (ie. Light Arrows on a dark creature), But what about the other colours? They all seem to indicate damage but is there a deeper meaning to what they represent?

ni-no-kuni-wrath-of-the-white-witch




Pictures about "What do the different coloured numbers represent"

What do the different coloured numbers represent - Scattered stationery of colourful drawing markers and pencils on working table of architect
What do the different coloured numbers represent - Industrial optical switch with connected rubber cables of different colors with stickers representing letters and numbers and plastic terminations
What do the different coloured numbers represent - Top view of set of bright old metal coins with etchings and inscriptions with numbers


What do the numbers in colors mean?

RGB defines the values of red (the first number), green (the second number), or blue (the third number). The number 0 signifies no representation of the color and 255 signifies the highest possible concentration of the color.

What color does 7 represent?

7. Violet: Also an old soul. Intense, cerebral, wise, loving, generous, sentimental, and artistic.

What color is the number 5?

Grapheme-color synesthesia is believed to be the most common. Grapheme-color synesthetes perceive numbers and letters as colors: a five may be a blue number, while the number two is green.

What color is the number 13?

COLOR1BlackOrange / Black / White13Red / WhiteBlack / White / Green14Green / WhiteWhite / Black / Green15Blue / WhiteRed / White / Green16Black / RedGreen / White / Blue20 more rows


Los Colores: The Colors in Spanish Song by Risas y Sonrisas SpanishforKids.com



Sources: Stack Exchange - This article follows the attribution requirements of Stack Exchange and is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.

Images: Maria Orlova, Karolina Grabowska, Brett Sayles, Jitu Mondal

Related Topics