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Reading the App Bios

20 posts · 792 views · started 2016-12-11 20:44 UTC
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Chaosmancer
2016-12-11 20:44 UTC
#1

So, I was just perusing the new bios I unlocked for Captain Cosmic and the other Prime Wardens when I came across this:

 

Captain Cosmic: Power Source: Cosmic Energy, The Potency half of an Oblivion Shard.

 

Never heard that before, so I went looking

 

Infinitor: Power Source: Cosmic Energy: Cosmic Energy, The Ego half of an Oblivion Shard

 

So, it seems that Cosmic and Infinitor each recieved only half the power of a single Oblivion Shard. That could be part of why Inifinitor was driven mad, he only had half the power, Cosmics power of potency is just the ability to affect the world, while the power of Ego indicates it was the part held in check by Cosmics power.

 

What else can I find...

 

Haka not only teaches the young but takes care of the old, which makes him even better. You know, I don't as much want to see a Haka comic of him fighting evil as I do seeing a "Day in the Life of Haka" where he startsteaching Kindergarten, walks Tempest's Dog with him as they talk about humanity, an then he goes and helps out at an Old Folk's home.... I bet one of Haka's stories would end up involving a person he taught as a child, saved as an adult, and then comforted as they passed.

 

Fanatic seems to have broken her sword fighting Apostate, but we see her fighitng Truth.... I wonder if in Fighting Apostate the Citizens including Truth interfered. That could be cool.

 

Tempest, a few things. It talks a lot about loss ( I wonder if each of the Prime Wardens is represented by an emotion, cause Haka talks a lot about Joy, and Fanatic I would bet purpose... I digress) and includes this "Even the loss of self control in the face of a terrible nemesis is a loss felt well by Tempest". So, at one time when fighting Voss Tempest losses control, probably ends up brutalizing Voss quite a bit or maybe even harming the gene-bound Maerynians.

 

It also talks about him and some other making an expidition to Atlantis, which is where he found the sword we see him with. It "would become an extension of the Maernian's power and will." "M'kk Dall'ton could channel command of the elements and ionized air along the length of the blade, and felt a deep connection to the blade."

 

The sword is obviously an artifact of some sort, but I don't know if I want to say it is a Maerynian artifact. Could be as simple as a blade wielded by someone with similiar powers... I don't know what to make of this. What were our conclusions on the sword before, I don't quite remember.

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Ameena
2016-12-12 10:18 UTC
#2

Maybe the Maerynians came to Earth previously and were the ones who built Atlantis? Wasn't there mention at some point, ages ago, of there being some statues visible in the artwork of Atlantis who looked kind of like Tempest? Or maybe it was Deadline they were being compared to, I can't remember now...

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Powerhound_2000
2016-12-12 12:54 UTC
#3

The Ruins of Atlantis seems to hold a lot of objects of power but we don't have much knowledge on what left them there especially in this multiverse. 

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Trajector
2016-12-12 14:17 UTC
#4

I like this idea about each Prime Warden representing an emotion! I’m not sure what Captain Cosmic or the Argent Adept would be, though.

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Foote
2016-12-12 14:52 UTC
#5

I didn't know the App bios were so different from the website ones! I'll have to go through these now.

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Powerhound_2000
2016-12-12 15:18 UTC
#6

They aren't on the site at all. Chaosmancer is referring to the bios that got added with the Prime Wardens that only show up in the game and have been added to the wiki as well.  

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cnranger
2016-12-12 16:08 UTC
#7

That's cool they are aon the wiki for those of us without the video game.

If I'm not mistaken the Prime Wardens base is in Atlantis right?

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Powerhound_2000
2016-12-12 16:12 UTC
#8

Based on the bios and from the ARG that would be the case.  

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Chaosmancer
2016-12-12 18:22 UTC
#9

PW Cosmic has a lot of references to Friendship.

 

PW AA I don't know...

 

So,

Tempest -> Loss

Haka-> Joy

Fanatic-> Purpose, drive, also whatever emotion would go with "where do I belong" which seems to be a driving force of her quest

Cosmic-> Friendship and brotherly love

Pw AA-> Predestiny perhaps? the feeling of inevitablility?

 

 

I feel like I'm grasping at straws.

PH
phantaskippy
2016-12-13 16:04 UTC
#10

Haka:  Earth

Argent Adept:  Water

Tempest:  Wind

Fanatic:  Fire

Captain Cosmic:  Heart.

 

Just saying.  (I mean, their nemesis is Akash')

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Powerhound_2000
2016-12-13 16:10 UTC
#11

They don't combine to make Captain Planet though, they already have a Captain on their team, and Captain Cosmic is a lot more useful as Heart than that cartoon counterpart.  

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UXM266
2016-12-13 16:10 UTC
#12

https://greaterthangames.com/forum/topic/the-prime-wardens-are-the-planeteers-8689

I see you read this thread, but mine were different 

 

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phantaskippy
2016-12-13 17:34 UTC
#13

Or maybe they each refer to a Prime Number:

1.  Tempest:  The one member of his people fighting back.

2.  Fanatic:  2 relics.

3.  Haka:  3 Haka cards.

5.  Argent Adept:  6 instruments minus the one destroyed = 5.

7.  Captain Cosmic:  7 constructs that can be played on allies.

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saykhia
2016-12-14 12:02 UTC
#14

Except that one isn’t a prime number :confused:

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Pydro
2016-12-14 12:14 UTC
#15

It is the loneliest number.

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Matchstickman
2016-12-14 12:18 UTC
#16

Two can be as bad as one.

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Pydro
2016-12-14 12:23 UTC
#17

Twos are terrible.

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Matchstickman
2016-12-14 12:26 UTC
#18

Two's just enough people to form a company, three is one too many.

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phantaskippy
2016-12-19 11:36 UTC
#19

One isn't a prime number if you follow the rules of math.  One doesn't follow those rules though, it's a bit of a rebel.

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Foote
2016-12-19 13:57 UTC
#20

And then seven ate nine, am I right?

I'm bad at this game.