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[Submitted Theory] One Divine Question, Three Golden Answers
Three alternate ideas for a character to play an incredibly important role in Cold Steel IV.
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Rufus’ suspicion
The following theory is based on post 5chan post. And it is rock solid.
The God-Slaying Sword
Don’t you love it when you are making a theory and everything comes together PERFECTLY!? Yeah that’s how it felt writing this one, I’m very proud of it.
Also yes that title is a Xenoblade reference.
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[Submitted Theory] The Cursed Children
One of the things that has been a bit mysterious now honestly has to be the mixed powers so here’s my take on it.
First off let’s begin with what I believe the ‘mixed’ powers are….
Sacellum of our Goddess
Since the start of the series, we’ve been told the story of the Sept-Terrion, how Aidios handed them down to humanity. And like the perfect little sheeple Falcom wanted us to be, we believed every word of it.
Pappa Armbrust
As we’re approaching the end of the Sen no Kiseki quadrology, we’ve learnt pretty much all there is to learn about Class VII’s members and their families. We know about the unfortunate deaths or convoluted circumstances of many of their family members. What about Crow’s parents? Are they really just ‘dead’? Continue reading Pappa Armbrust
Digging Out the Gnomes
And Here’s To You, Mrs. Arseid: A Second Attempt
There is one woman throughout the entire Sen series that has been eerily absent. She has been the subject of an earlier theory of mine, but Sen no Kiseki III rendered it fairly impossible to work out — either that, or they missed out on some great opportunities to reveal it. Assuming it was broken, I would like to make another attempt: Mother of Laura S. Arseid, where art thou?
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