Omnilingualism (2024)

" Everything is language. I am language. I am everything."
― Doug Ramsey/Cypher (Marvel Comics)

The power to speak, understand and decipher any and all languages. Sub-power of Omni-Communication. Absolute version of Linguistics Mastery. Opposite to Alternative Communication.

Contents

  • 1 Also Called
  • 2 Capabilities
  • 3 Applications
  • 4 Variations
    • 4.1 Means
    • 4.2 Languages
  • 5 Universe Differences
  • 6 Associations
  • 7 Limitations
  • 8 Known Users
    • 8.1 Anime/Manga/Manhwa
    • 8.2 Cartoons/Comics
    • 8.3 Literature
    • 8.4 Live Television/Movies
    • 8.5 Folklore/Mythology
    • 8.6 Tabletop Games/Video Games
    • 8.7 Web Series
  • 9 Known Objects
  • 10 Known Locations
  • 11 Known Powers
  • 12 Gallery
    • 12.1 Anime/Manga/Manhwa
    • 12.2 Cartoon/Comics
    • 12.3 Live Television/Movies
  • 13 Videos

Also Called[]

  • Absolute Linguistic
  • All-speak/All-Tongue
  • Ciphering/Deciphering
  • Ears of Sand (Midnight Occult Civil Servants)
  • Enhanced Language Understanding
  • Language Interpretation/Intuition/Learning/Mimicry/Replication
  • Lingual Intuition
  • Linguistic Intelligence/Replication
  • Multilingual
  • Multilingualism
  • Omnilingual Translation
  • Universal Translation
  • Speaking in Tongues

Capabilities[]

The user can genuinely flawlessly speak, write, read, understand and communicate in any and every language, including computer codes, dead languages, extinct languages, the universal language of mathematics and music, languages that have never been heard before, sign language (even lip-reading), illegible words, and backwards speech and writing with little or no training. The user may even communicate with non-human animals or read body language.

Applications[]

Variations[]

Means[]

  • Empathic Communication: can form an empathic communication with another being, allowing them to having conversation with others using their emotions
  • Intuitive Bilingualism: intuitively speak, understand and even read a secondary language that's addition to their own, despite never having to study the language.
  • Intuitive Multilingualism - capable of intuitively translating and learning new languages,including alien languages.
  • Linguistic Assimilation - know another one's language through physical contact.
  • Projective Omnilingualism - emit a field that translates every language spoken inside it, causing everyone to understand what others are speaking.
  • Telepathic Translation - translate all languages and cause others to hear languages they understand and vice versa.
  • Textual Omnilingualism - the translation of any written language into the user's own native tongue, or through subliminal intuition of what by physical communication means. This ability may even employ telepathic faculty, where the psychic energy is read (by hearing or sight) to understand what the message is meant to convey.

Languages[]

  • Botanical Communication: communicate with all forms of plant-life, including flowers, trees, fruits, vegetables, pollen, etc. either telepathically, by speaking verbally, or by touching it physically
  • Cyberlingualism: communicate eithertelepathically, by speaking verbally, or by touching it physically, with all forms of technology, including machinery, computers and other electronics
    • Electronic Communication: perceive, understand, control and generate electronic, digital, and radio transmissions with/without accessing any standard source of communication
  • Demonic Communication: communicate with and call upon demons in various ways. This often extends to speaking the language of different demons.
  • Divine Communication: communicate with and call upon their patron deities indirectly or otherwise via various ways
  • Fantasylingualism: speak, write, understand and communicate in mythical and fictional languages.
  • Human Speech Replication: speak, write, understand, and communicate in human language without being human.
  • Nature Communication: can communicate with nature either telepathically, by speaking verbally, or by touching it physically
  • Urban Communication: communicate with industrialization either telepathically, by speaking verbally, or by touching it physically
  • Xenolingualism: speak, write, understand and communicate in alien languages, including writing, with little or no training.
  • Zoolingualism: understand the speech or emotions of animal life forms.

Universe Differences[]

  • May need to know speech/language before recognition of obtained language.
  • May need to carry out a related task or behavior before obtaining knowledge of a language.
  • May need to know the basics of grammar and semantics to fully utilize the learned language.

Associations[]

Limitations[]

  • May receive a backlash if the user tries to speak the language of higher beings (angelic tongue, draconic tongue...), depending on the level of the user.

Known Users[]

See Also: Omniglot.

Anime/Manga/Manhwa[]

  • Satou Pendragon (Death March to Parallel World Rhapsody)
  • Gengomon (Digimon Universe App Monsters)
  • Whis (Dragon Ball Super)
  • Bubbles (Demash*ta! Powerpuff Girls Z)
  • Language Comprehension users (From Common Job to Strongest in the World)
  • Touya Mochizuki (In Another World With My Smartphone) via Translation)
  • Kaoru Nagase (I Shall Survive Using Potions!)
  • Makoto Misumi (Moon-Led Journey Across Another World; except Common)
  • Kamui Caim (Mairimash*ta! Iruma-kun)
  • Shiro (No Game No Life)
  • Jibril (No Game No Life)
  • Dan Yuseong (Infinite Leveling: Murim)
  • Yoo Sangah (Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint); via Interpreter
  • Team Rocket's Meowth (Pokémon Anime series)
  • Dan Yuseong (Infinite Leveling: Murim)
  • Sung Jinwoo (Solo Leveling)
  • Estir (Sucker For Love)
  • Ln'eta (Sucker For Love)
  • Nyanlathotep (Sucker For Love)
  • Seo Joo-Heon (Tomb Raider King)
  • Immortals/Sennin (Twelve Kingdoms)

Cartoons/Comics[]

  • Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)
  • Nokama (BIONICLE)
  • Scrooge McDuck (Disney)
  • Various Characters (G.I. Joe)
  • Noodle (Gorillaz)
  • Spawn (Image Comics)
  • Doug Ramsey/Cypher (Marvel Comics)
  • The Watcher (Marvel Cinematic Universe/What If ...?)
  • Kwamis (Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir)
  • Toothiana/The Tooth Fairy (Rise of the Guardians)
  • Darius (Super/Roulette)
  • Bubbles (The Powerpuff Girls)
  • Tamaraneans (Teen Titans)
  • Darwin Watterson (The Amazing World of Gumball)

Literature[]

  • Andalites (Animorphs); via brain implants
  • Tatiana Demidova (Demon Accords)
  • Kendra Sorenson (Fablehaven series); limited to Fairy languages
  • Patton Burgess (Fablehaven series); limited to Fairy languages
  • Tess (Fablehaven series); limited to Fairy languages
  • Polyglots, for instance, Sophie Elizabeth Foster and Master Cadence Telle (Keeper of the Lost Cities)
  • Ninu (Lionboy)
  • Gandalf (Lord of the Rings)
  • Kate Jones (Ripley's Bureau of Investigation)
  • Ling (Waterfire Saga)

Live Television/Movies[]

  • Translator Alphas (Alphas)
    • Anna Levy
  • Illyria (Angel)
  • Sydney Bristow (Alias)
  • Valeria (Ángel o Demonio)
  • Glory (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
  • Whitelighters (Charmed)
    • Leo Wyatt
    • Paige Matthews
  • Chuck Bartowski (Chuck) via Intersect 2.0
  • The Doctor (Doctor Who)
  • The Judoon (Doctor Who); via Translation devices
  • Any traveler in a TARDIS (Doctor Who)
  • The Traveler (Heroes)
  • Lucifer Morningstar (Lucifer); human languages, limited to speaking
  • Colleen Wing (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
  • Daniel "Danny" Rand/Iron Fist (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
  • Winter Soldiers (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
  • Eternals (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
    • Ajak; Deceased
    • Druig
    • Gilgamesh; Deceased
    • Ikaris; Deceased
    • Kingo
    • Makkari
    • Phastos
    • Sersi
    • Sprite
    • Thena
  • Ancient One (Marvel Cinematic Universe/What If ...?)
  • Groot (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
  • Myrtle Haplisch (The Nevers)
  • Solon (Power Rangers Dino Fury)
  • Protocol droids (Star Wars)
    • C-3PO
  • Data (Star Trek)
  • Arturis and his entire species (Star Trek
  • Rose Arvale (The Messengers)
  • En Sabah Nur/Apocalypse (X-Men Movies)
  • Wizards (Young Wizards Series)

Folklore/Mythology[]

  • Santa Claus (Folklore)
  • Papa Legba (Africon-Haitian Religion/Mythology)

Tabletop Games/Video Games[]

  • Nokama (Bionicle); via Great Kanohi Rau.
  • The Baker (Cookie Clicker)
  • Bluehog (Bluehog Gaming Studio)
  • Characters with the Polyglot epic feat (Dungeons & Dragons)
  • leShay (Dungeons & Dragons)
  • Krile (Final Fantasy V)
  • Haliduth Orspriir (Forgotten Realms)
  • Solid Snake (Metal Gear)
  • Liquid Snake (Metal Gear)
  • Mercane (Planescape)

Web Series[]

  • SCP-049 - The Plague Doctor (SCP Foundation)
  • SCP-682 - Hard-to-Destroy Reptile (SCP Foundation)
  • SCP-38030 - Wolf Hunter Edgewalker Goliter (SCP Foundation)

Known Objects[]

  • Babble Node (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)
  • Universal translator device (Adventure Time)
  • The Kanohi Rau, the Mask of Language (Bionicle); allows in its Great form the user to understand any language as well as be able to speak and write them.
  • The Tongue of Babel Spell (Charmed 2018)
  • The Intersect (Chuck)
  • Judoon Translation device (Doctor Who)
  • The TARDIS (Doctor Who); can translate every Language on-the-fly for its passengers.
  • Translation Gummy (Doraemon)
  • Babelfish (The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy); in your ear you can understand, but not speak, every language.
  • Communication Translation Rings (Outbreak Company)
  • Drake Tongue (The Spiderwick Chronicles)
  • Universal Translators (Star Trek)
  • Electronic Translators (Star Wars)

Known Locations[]

  • Neighborhood 12358W (The Good Place)

Known Powers[]

  • Tongue of Sun and Moon (AD&D)
  • Allspeak/All-Tongue(Marvel Comics)
  • The System (Solo Leveling)

Gallery[]

Anime/Manga/Manhwa[]

Omnilingualism (1)

Thanks to the System, Sung Jin-Woo (Solo Leveling) can fluently speak and understand the languages of various humanoid Magical Beasts.

Omnilingualism (2)

Meowth of Team Rocket (Pokémon Anime series)

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Jibril (No Game No Life)

Omnilingualism (5)

Yoo Sangah's (Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint) "Interpreter" skill allow instantly comprehend, learn, & speak any language she is exposed to.

Cartoon/Comics[]

Omnilingualism (6)

While in space, Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog) was implanted with the Babble Node, a translation chip that allows him to speak and understand all languages, from aliens...

Omnilingualism (7)

...to non-Mobian animals.

Omnilingualism (8)

Tamaraneans, like Starfire (Teen Titans), can learn foreign languages through physical contact, such as kissing.

Omnilingualism (9)

After regaining her lost memories, Noodle (Gorillaz) could speak fluent English and every other known language in the world.

Omnilingualism (10)

A hyper-linguist, Doug Ramsey/Cypher (Marvel Comics) has a superhuman facility for translating any languages, spoken or written, human or alien in origin.

Omnilingualism (11)

Toothiana/The Tooth Fairy (Rise of the Guardians) is able to speak every language and communicate with many different beings.

Omnilingualism (12)

See Also
Omnificence

Tech's (Star Wars: The Bad Batch) Helmet has a Translator Visor and a Built-in Speaker.

Live Television/Movies[]

Omnilingualism (13)

Illyria (Angel)

Omnilingualism (14)

Anna Levy (Alphas)

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Piper (Charmed) speaking French.

Omnilingualism (16)

Whitelighters such as Leo Wyatt (Charmed) always speak and understand any language that their charges do.

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The Doctor (Doctor Who) knows just about every language in the universe, including 'baby'.

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The Judoon (Doctor Who) can speak any language they come across via using a special translation device to "assimilate" languages.

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The TARDIS (Doctor Who)

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All the inhabitants of the neighborhood 12358W (The Good Place) can understand each other, regardless of the language they speak.

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Solon (Power Rangers Dino Fury) can speak in many Different Languages, but she can speak French.

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As a Protocol droid, C-3PO (Star Wars) is fluent in over six million forms of communication.

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En Sabah Nur/Apocalypse (X-Men Movies)

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Eternals (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

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Ancient One (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

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Nate Heywood/Citizen Steel (Arrowverse)

Videos[]

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SCP-682 Indestructible Creature (SCP Animated)

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FAQs

Is Omnilingualism a real thing? ›

As other writers have indicated, the plain answer is no.

What is the power of Omnilingualism? ›

The power to speak, understand and decipher any and all languages.

What is the superpower to understand every language? ›

Omnilingualism
Doug Ramsey (Cypher) is a universal translator --New Mutants (Marvel)
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Ability ToPsychically perceive and communicate all languages
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What is the translation of Omnilingualism? ›

Omnilingualism – The ability to understand any form of language.

Can someone speak 12 languages? ›

There are also hyperpolyglots, who are often defined as being able to speak more than 12 languages. As you would expect, they are even rarer than polyglots.

Can a baby learn 4 languages at once? ›

The super-quick answer? Kids (including toddlers) can learn to speak multiple languages at the same time. 2, 3, 4….or more languages at once.

What is it called when you know all languages? ›

A multilingual person is generally referred to as a polyglot, a term that may also refer to people who learn multiple languages as a hobby. Multilingual speakers have acquired and maintained at least one language during childhood, the so-called first language (L1).

What is Omnilock? ›

The state of existing outside absolutely everything. Sub-power of Omnipresence. Absolute version of Reality Separation and Spatial-Temporal Lock. Opposite to Omnipresence and Unity.

What is the illusion ability superpower? ›

So, Illusion Manipulation basically is a psychic ability that lets a person make others see, smell, hear, touch, and taste such things that do not exist in reality. In simple terms, an Illusionist makes other people see or perceive things differently from what they actually are in the real world.

What is the most secret language? ›

Pig Latin. This is the most popular and well-known secret language. Move the first letter to the end of the word and add “ay” to it.

What is the #1 universal language? ›

English remains the dominant language of international business and global communication through the influence of global media and the former British Empire that had established the use of English in regions around the world such as North America, Africa, Australia and New Zealand.

What is the ghost language? ›

ghost language (plural ghost languages) A language which has lost its speakers. synonyms ▲quotations ▼ Synonyms: dead language, extinct language. A language posited against actual evidence, a merely fancied natural language.

Who is the mutant that speaks every language? ›

Biography. Possessing the intuitive ability to translate all languages, Douglas Ramsey masters his mutant talent and joins Charles Xavier, AKA Professor X's younger team of heroes, the New Mutants.

Why is language limitless? ›

Language is truly limitless, in that different languages can be found to be spoken or understood across the globe as mentioned before. People who converse in more than one language hold a valuable skill as they get to speak or understand beyond their “mother tongue” or the lingua franca of their culture.

Will the world ever speak one language? ›

It's unlikely that we'll see a world that speaks one language any time soon. Protecting each individual countries' cultures is a huge barrier, but an important one to ensure our world is as beautifully diverse as it's always been.

Can a child grow up speaking 3 languages? ›

Children learn languages from the people around them. If they are exposed to multiple languages, they may grow up bilingual or multilingual. These kinds of environments are not unusual; the consensus among linguists is that a majority of children in the world grow up hearing multiple languages.

Is it possible for thinking to exist without language? ›

However, while it appears that we can indeed think without language, it is also the case that there are certain kinds of thinking that are made possible by language. Language gives us symbols we can use to fix ideas, reflect on them and hold them up for observation.

Can you subconsciously know a language? ›

Language acquisition is an intuitive and subconscious process, similar to that of children when they develop their mother tongue. Acquiring a language happens naturally, it does not require conscious effort or formal instruction; it is something incidental and often unconscious.

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