>Ontos was the Core of XB1
>Pneuma was the Core of XB2
It's his time for XB3, right?
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Carter Collins
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Jaxson Sanders
His game was Torna
XC3 will be something completely different
Grayson Davis
Just let him rest, man.
Mason Harris
I meant as a usable core. I did have a theory for that one user, last thread. That being said, technically Torna, and XB2 were a spotlight for both him, and Pneuma
Connor Stewart
It would be cool if he was usable somehow. Even has dlc.
Jordan King
What Takahashi means by this particle?
Jayden Collins
>Alvis probably followed the Conduit to whatever universe it was dumped in for 3
>Siren Lore Kit refers to Siren as a "Blade", created by the Trinity Processor
It would be cool if the Xenoblade for 3, was Alvis's Siren. Since his Core is red, I imagine it would resemble Weltall ID or something. For consistency sake, Logos being the Blade of 3 would be cool, but I don't see how he could return. He died.
Eli Bell
I dont. I feel that would cheapen the nature of Malos as a villain
Jacob Collins
Those are the nanomachines user
Oliver Gutierrez
If you're referring to Malos, since he got particle'd, his consciousness was inside of Aion when Pneuma used it to blow up the Orbital Elevator. I guess those particles in the gif you posted, are from the world being restored
Jayden Myers
the particle from the Elysium debris falling on the core is symbolic of Pnuema returning home
hence 'tadaima' at the end
Chase Foster
Source
Brandon Thompson
post the theory fag
Isaiah Cox
my giant brain
Landon Martin
So she doesn't say that? Silence
Jace Fisher
user, your ass, no matter how large it may be, is not where the brain is located
Juan Baker
>'tadaima' at the end
You mean "hajimemashite"
Brandon Miller
you mean "Sasuga Itadakimasu"
Asher Ward
Really it revolved around Ontos recreating both Logos, and Pneuma to sustain the Conduit, as it's apparently ripping open wormholes, and leaking energy, if FC is any indication of events
Charles Rivera
That's "Tadaima, Rex"
Camden Jenkins
that's fucking stupid
expand on it please
Angel Moore
That implies that the Conduit is something that can be managed by man-made devices and not a (benign) incomprehensible eldtrich abomination.
Easton Collins
nice try bud
youtu.be
Sebastian Edwards
Remember the game "Jet Force Gemini"? Now imagine a game like that but with these three and melee combat instead of guns.
Robert Carter
It was hype as fuck when he busted out his Monado in XB2.
Gabriel Flores
There's no such line.
Nolan King
I mean, that WAS kinda the point of the Trinity Processor in the original universe
Ryder Sanchez
I loved that there wasn't really any fanfare in-game since the characters wouldn't know what it was, just another sword in a world full of crazy weapons.
However for the players it's a "Is that a fucking Monado?"
Anthony Rogers
Death doesn't work so good half the time in Xenoblade
Austin Morgan
you're awfully cheeky
Cooper Bell
You're going to need to post an actual source for that.
Ian Baker
No it wasn't? The point was to try and understand/harness its power. It was purely for our own "benefit"
Adam Baker
That was the simplistic version, but basically
>Ontos and the Conduit land on the same planet, or universe after the events of 1, and 2
>Conduit is tweaking, and leaking energy everywhere which is causing budget Gnosis, or Fog Beasts to invade in abundance
>Ontos uses the Conduit's power to recreate the Trinity Processor, to stabilize its energy
>Logos ends up being the blade of reincarnated Klaus, with Pneuma being the blade of the reincarnated Galea
It's probably not happening, but at the most, I can absolutely see Klaus, and Galea being the protagonists of XB3 for Zohar, and Ontos fuckery since he's basically the Wave Existence of the Bladeverse, and it really looks like Klaus got sucked into a portal of light like the Conduit did or some shit
Dylan Nelson
So where's "Tadaima, REX"?
Charles Gonzalez
Understanding and harnessing is one way it can be managed user