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For Atmosia specifically, and Terras around it like Rex, I think their native languages sound like anglo-european languages. Kind of a mix of English, Latin and German. Maybe some Scandinavian. Atmosia's central location in the known Atmos makes it a cultural hub so it's natural that its language is influenced by many different Terras.

There is a 'common' language used all across Atmos akin to Common in DnD settings that sounds similar to Latin. It's mostly used by merchants, travellers and Terras that see a lot of traffic from other Terras like atmosian. Also known as Mercantile after the groups that first started adapting the language.

Gale, naturally, sounds as close to French as a country in a world without France can sound. Lots of rough sounds and rolling 'r's.

Cyclonia and its territories mostly speak Cyril (pronounced "sirr-el"). I keep jumping between Greek and Russian for its phonetics and alphabet, and it's punctuated by a lot of clicks and whistling noises. Native speakers may still use that punctuation while speaking Common, which is often interpreted as rudeness by Central Atmosians.

Aerrow, I’m assuming has a large stash of nitro crystals to fuel his skimmer and his need for speed. They can also come in useful for quick getaways or chases (if he has any left, that is).

Finn’s all about frost crystals. For a cool customer like him, they slow down his targets and makes them easier to hit. He manages to cold off on the ice puns, but still gets over confident.

Piper doesn’t really have a favourite. She puts most of her effort into combining more than one crystal for more advanced effects and she experiments a lot with this in her room.

Junko likes blazers. They’re really useful for welding large pieces of metal an ordinary welder couldn’t morph.

Stork hoards general power crystals to throw into the converter to keep the Condor in the air if the worse comes to the worst. Aerrow’s the only one that discovered this stash and knows where to look if something needs an ‘extra battery’. If Stork realises one is missing he’ll naturally give the Sky Knight the silent treatment for a few hours. He hasn’t noticed yet.