(if they're were a legaia 3)who should be the characters?"

Post by **Redhollowlives999** » Fri Jun 10, 2011 8:58 pm

K73SK wrote:Well, Biron is a goddess I believe. But what I'm saying is that they weren't presented in the game as a physical being. Only Tieg was...Biron, as far as we know, is only a goddess the monks worship.

I do feel like she should be incorporated more as a goddess

Post by **Rammerrush** » Sat Jun 11, 2011 11:32 pm

I know there are more gods because they talk about one in the book you can read in octam

Post by **Redhollowlives999** » Sat Jun 11, 2011 11:51 pm

Rammerrush wrote:I know there are more gods because they talk about one in the book you can read in octam

Oh yea

Post by **LegaiaWiki** » Sun Jun 12, 2011 2:15 pm

Hmm...I'd want a remake of the original more than a sequel of any kind, so I'd support having all the old characters return, plus a few more side-characters if the story is expanded for today's audience.

K73SK wrote:
Tieg is the only god to be known to exist in the world of Legaia from the first game. Other gods that are implied are not proven to exist from the heroes.

As for Tieg, him and the ra-seru explain that he split himself into two forms, human and Seru. The two dimensions were left on the plains of Seru-Kai and Legaia (the planet). Uru Mais was only a way for gaining access between worlds. There were many Ra-Seru that went against Tieg and became "Rogues." They were the ones to truly introduce the existence of Seru to the humans. The image of Tieg in the Uru Mais is the god, but don't mistake Tieg for just a Seru. Perhaps Sise-Neg could explain it a little better, assuming he finds his way into this thread

Yep, K73SK has it right. Tieg is the only god proven to exist even though NPCs refer to other gods in the game. They've referred to Biron and Ferti (who has another name in Sebucus just like Tieg is known as Rem there mostly), but we've never even seen that the sea-god exists as a physical form. Regarding Biron, even though it's not officially backed at all, I liked to think Biron was a human originally who grew frustrated with how humans were relying on the Seru. At that point, Biron did some meditating and gained enlightenment, then developed a following of his own, and then after Biron died the followers spread Biron's teachings as a I have Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis. and praised Biron as a god. I like to put similarities to Buddha. Of course, once again it's never officially backed lol.

And regarding Tieg and the Seru, it's also correct that the prologue isn't entirely correct. Humans thought the Seru were a gift from Tieg, but that wasn't really the case. In the beginning there was Tieg, the god of Legaia. Tieg devided himself into two: human and Seru. He also divided the world into two: Legaia and the Seru-kai. Tieg created humans and all the wild animals for Legaia, and Tieg created Seru reside in Seru-kai. To govern Seru-kai, Tieg chose a small group of Seru and gave them special powers. These were the Ra-Seru. A Mother Genesis Tree was created in the Seru-kai which held all the power of the Seru-kai, as well as the power of the Seru and the Ra-Seru. When Tieg divided his body into human and Seru, the Seru were entrusted with order. Tieg had faith in human potential, and ordered the Seru not to interfere in human affairs. The Seru-kai and Legaia were destined to remain apart, however rebel Ra-Seru, the Rogues, plotted a rebellion against Tieg and allowed the Seru to enter the human world.

Tieg stopped the rebellion with his strength and banished the rebel Ra-Seru, but humankind had already learned of the Serus' power and built civilization. The humans depended too much on the Seru and it caused the human spirit to become warped. Because of this, Tieg sent the Ra-Seru to the human world, along with ten Genesis Trees, where the Ra-Seru would wait to restore order when impending disaster threatened the human world. The Genesis Trees were one of the means of maintaining this order. Eventually, as Tieg predicted, chaos spread throughout the world and the Mist covered Legaia. \

Post by **K73SK** » Sun Jun 12, 2011 4:05 pm

[quote="Sise-Neg"][/quote]
Not quoting the entire post you made since it's so large, but yes...That's exactly what I was trying to get at but you proved to put it in tons more detail and understanding than I could

Thanks.

BTW, I'm pretty sure Biron is a she (goddess) as one of the Biron Monks in Biron Monastery say something along the lines of, "The statue of the goddess Biron lies in (some room) here"...I'm sure that's not what they said, but it's something like that I know lol. It threw me into a shock as I imagined Biron to be a god, not goddess...

Post by **Rammerrush** » Sun Jun 12, 2011 4:07 pm

Yeah I agree Biron just sounds manly. I always thought Biron was male until my last playthrough

Post by **Redhollowlives999** » Sun Jun 12, 2011 4:18 pm

I understand that much
I'm just trying to find a loop hole

This is a popular forum
another thing... hari is a prophet, not exactly rem itself..... and rem IS actually a different god, the god of times,which is why there are 3 hari's... or indirectly one.... idk
hari number 1- tells the future and explains dreams
hari number 2-explains present and the dangers that lie on their mission
hari number 3- reminds you of ur past, even if u don't remember it, and tells you how it affects you now
but i remember biron being a goddess due to the head, next is tieg, and finally rem... these (besides the other ones mentioned in octam) are the gods praised in legaia that i know of and i thin they learn the limitations of the mist w/ hari later on like how it doesnt affect underground octam, or how the mist doesn't go as high as sol's 4 floor, or how it only exists because of a silly war and other REALLY important things i forgot

Post by **Redhollowlives999** » Wed Jun 15, 2011 12:33 pm

K73SK wrote:
Sise-Neg wrote:
Not quoting the entire post you made since it's so large, but yes...That's exactly what I was trying to get at but you proved to put it in tons more detail and understanding than I could Thanks.

BTW, I'm pretty sure Biron is a she (goddess) as one of the Biron Monks in Biron Monastery say something along the lines of, "The statue of the goddess Biron lies in (some room) here"...I'm sure that's not what they said, but it's something like that I know lol. It threw me into a shock as I imagined Biron to be a god, not goddess...

sorry for posting twice...i just really want this forum to keep going :mrgreen:
so i found more gods.....so thats Tieg(god of all humans and seru), biron(human praised as god.....or idk), rem(god of time), and tohn (god of the sea)

Post by **K73SK** » Wed Jun 15, 2011 3:20 pm

redhollowlives999 wrote: but i remember biron being a goddess due to the head

Well, I went to take a screenshot, and I feel totally foolish, lol. I talked to the exact same monk I could have *swore* said goddess, and he said god. So it's male. Stupid me

And I totally forgot about Tohn. Thanks for reminding me of that one, lol.

Post by **Rammerrush** » Wed Jun 15, 2011 5:25 pm

So just to make it clear there are no goddesses in Legaia? Only dudes?

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