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Ghaleon's Eye
So was it ever proven that the purple eye was either caused by decomposition from being dead or the remnants of a transformation in SSS?
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True, but look at his face. No one can be preserved that well in death after 1000 years (that's taking into the fact he got a royal beat down in TSS/SSSC/L: L and there doesn't seem to be any preservative measures in the Lunar World for corpses.)Insydius wrote:True, however most of his body was covered neck high in armor and they didn't show any part of him skinwise than that.phyco126 wrote: though that wouldn't make much sense as the rest of his body seems to be, well pieced together.
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No, but he was the last Elf, and Nall the White Dragon lived from that time to this time preservability. Including the previous White Dragon states their own kind lives formidably. Thus there's no telling if the Elven race's normal living duration. Other that the majority of them were wiped out.phyco126 wrote:and there doesn't seem to be any preservative measures in the Lunar World for corpses.)
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Uh? He was a Mazoku (Vile Tribe). There were lots of them, and they were very long-lived. That's established pretty clearly in the manga, and probably indirectly in the games. Even Childhood's End, written before the remakes, has a reference to Phacia being alive during Hiro's lifetime. Ghaleon may have been the last one who was a Vane native, but he wasn't the last of his kind. According to the Vheen manga he's roughly 150 at the time of SSS's events, and he sure didn't die of old age. His race's decline was from 1) low birthrate and 2) losing a war with the humans. They may also have had other unusual weaknesses (since they were partly made of magic itself); there's no reason given at all for the deaths of Ghaleon's parents and brother.
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An Elf... yeah, I wish that was true. As a matter of fact, I used to think he really was an Elf until sometime while I was here someone made it clear that he was from the Vile Tribe.
Either way, how about this. The magic that brought Ghaleon back wasn't powerful enough to recall his full body, so Zophar had to go all borg/vader on the Big G's butt.
Either way, how about this. The magic that brought Ghaleon back wasn't powerful enough to recall his full body, so Zophar had to go all borg/vader on the Big G's butt.
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BTW, it's certainly interesting that Ghaleon's Mazoku/Vile Tribe blood wasn't mentioned in the actual games. Only in the manga (and novels? Kiz?). BTW, does anyone remember what Miria said in EB (not EBC) before the fight with Ghaleon in Vane? It was removed from EBC since the fight was on the rooftop and you couldn't leave. In EB, you gathered the troops from around Vane before the big battle with Ghaleon. During that time if you talked to Miria enough, she said something about "You could sense a sadness in Ghaleon's writings before he died." and foreshadowed his turn on Zophar. Borgan even said something, but Miria was the main one. Made me always wonder if Ghaleon actually died in TSS, or if he maybe was exiled and powerless, but left alive. I would doubt it, as he mutated into that demonic thing at the end of TSS, but there's no definitive "death".
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I think TSS did a better job of allowing the audience to see that Ghaleon was indeed one of the Vile Tribe when he transformed at the end. Zophar granted Ghaleon a reprieve from death so we can't really know if Zophar saved Ghaleon right as Alex slew him or if Ghaleon was dead and Zophar resurrected him during the transition of time. I believe the scaling on Ghaleon's face is in fact caused by the remnants of his transformation in TSS and it's pretty obvious that was the intended purpose. Basically you are seeing Ghaleon with the scars of his past which haunt him. I wish more rpgs had such a great villain/ally of impact.
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His speech in EB suggests that he was revived... "and yet I live again". His transformation in the TSS final battle does echo the other transformations of Vile Tribe enemies into monsters. Though actually I wonder if that was originally intended to go along with the backstory about the demigod that the Four Heroes fought (mentioned in Damon's Tower and the notes from the TSS guide that Shiva Indis summarized), like possession.
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Indeed, at the very least. When you go back to the Mystic Ruins after Pentagulia and talk to the fairies, Lemina says such a resurrection violated the laws of nature, something Althena would never do. Ghaleon himself said he was called back from the Netherworld, which suggests he was completely dead, and for a long time, no less.
And I'm quite sure his face is the result of his transformation at the end of TSS. And is it any wonder he was rarely seen, even by the Cult itself. I remember at least one Cult member wanted Ghaleon expelled for his heinous past. And with a face like that, how could anyone honestly call him a hero, at least until the very end when he redeemed himself.
And I'm quite sure his face is the result of his transformation at the end of TSS. And is it any wonder he was rarely seen, even by the Cult itself. I remember at least one Cult member wanted Ghaleon expelled for his heinous past. And with a face like that, how could anyone honestly call him a hero, at least until the very end when he redeemed himself.
I know this topic is about Ghaleon's eye...but this part confused me. Are you referring to the english PS1 remakes? I thought only Xenobia was in TSS?Alunissage wrote: Even Childhood's End, written before the remakes, has a reference to Phacia being alive during Hiro's lifetime.
Plus! This just popped into my head...was Ghaleon ever called a dragonmaster in the original or was that something exclusive to the remakes? I never understood why the creators decided to call him a dragonmaster, even if he wasn't. I sometimes wonder if it's not something he came up with himself, and was surprised it never showed him getting all nostalgic over the term. I certainly would have, if I carried the same title my old friend once had!
How about this for a theory on the vile tribe; Zophar is the manifestation of humanity's evil deeds or thoughts right? Well, after he was destroyed with the blue star Althena took her people to LUNAR. Some of those people hated Althena for destroying the blue star, their home and their families...even if everyone were monsters. "The goddess should have been able to heal them. She should have protected us..." With this hatred, the people began to turn into monsters themselves, mini manifestations of Zophar. Suddenly, BAM! You've got the Vile Tribe on your hands. This would explain Zophar's eventual rebirth, and that whole magic emperor thing (the one prior to Ghaleon) wouldn't it?
Err, back on topic...isn't Ghaleon's eye neat? xD
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