Drakengard Angelus

Developer(s): Cavia Inc.
Publisher(s): Square Enix (JP, US, AU), Gathering (EU)
Genre: Action, RPG
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Game review links: GameRankings: 65/100, Metacritic: 63/100
Game description: Conflict has erupted between the Empire and the Union. Caim, a Union warrior, teams up with a dragon to unravel the mystery behind the Empire's sudden rise to power. In Drakengard, you must guide several characters, including Caim and his dragon, as they engage and destroy enemies on multiple battlefields. Fly high on the red dragon, and dispatch airborne opponents with powerful dragon fire and special attacks. You can even engage in hand-to-hand combat with the enemy, while using each character's set of magic abilities and weapons.
The game is the first installment of the Drakengard series and features a mixture of ground-based hack-and-slash, aerial combat, and role-playing elements which have become a staple of the series. The story is set during a religious war between two factions—the Union and the Empire—with the war tipping in favor of the Empire. The player controls Caim, a deposed prince of the Union, in his quest for vengeance against the Empire. Wounded in battle while protecting his sister Furiae, he is forced to make a pact with a red dragon named Angelus. As they journey together, they join with Hierarch Verdelet on a quest to prevent the Empire from destroying magical seals that keep the world in balance: Furiae acts as the central seal, and her death will drop the world into chaos.

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In Drakengard 2, she unknowingly re-enacts her previous crimes by convincing Nowe and Urick to help her in destroying Angelus' seals, and once again brings the world to chaos, due to the influence.

Trivia

• Original names: ドラッグオンドラグーン (SLPM-55080) & (SLPM-65266)
• Also known as Drag-on Dragoon (JP)

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• Drakengard (SLUS 20732)

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The machines are, after all, made of precisely the same materials that the old world robots were in the first NieR. Similarly, it's been theorised that when they entered combat with Emil and his clones, they used him as inspiration for their machines given how powerful Emil himself was. There's even a potential theory that broken-down Emil clones no longer functioning have their heads put inside of machine lifeform bodies, to which there may be some merit, but it's up to interpretation as to whether you believe it or not. The only thing the aliens seemed to have created themselves, with no help from human materials or Emil-based inspiration, was the network on which the machines function.

After thinking about it, don't you think it could still be possible that they took her though? Maybe they didn't develop their own form of magic. Maybe they did use defective Emil clones for machine development. The fact remains, Angelus was taken to a research facility somewhere in the US, the place was attacked, and she suddenly disappeared.Could they have taken her just because they noticed how important she seemed to humans, and wanted to hinder us in whatever way it could?I doubt we will ever know, and it's a shame, but I'd like to think that it's true, at least somewhat. It'd be a nice extra thing to tie the games together, as well. I'm somewhat doubtful, because Angelus and her magic were only focused on by human beings. Every other lifeform we've ever seen in either universe doesn't care much about the magic of dragons except humans or in Zero's case, somebody who used to be human but then had to rely on a dragon to help achieve their goal in order to stamp out the other magic.Angelus has so little part to play in Automata's story that I don't see any weight to the idea that aliens just abducted her, personally.

Any number of things could have happened and none of the theories hold much water unless we get more information, and all are equally plausible. Her body could have wound up in an alternate dimension somewhere, could have simply disintegrated completely into Maso particles (which are entirely gone by the time we hit Automata, for the most part) or she could have been transported somewhere by Legion after their assault on the unnamed facility.The beauty of having no canonical information is that you can believe whatever you'd like to believe, and at that point it's just a game of Schrodinger's Cat - as long as you have no evidence to neither prove or disprove your theory, there's no possible way your theory can be right or wrong. It's just one of a number of theories.I'm leaning towards the notion that the Legion attack had something to do with her disappearance, more than alien interference. It's still theories tied into theories, but there's a little more credence towards the notion of Legion doing something with Angelus because she seems to have been a goal of theirs in the first place - and that could well be because Red Eye was some form of Caim.