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Line 1: {{~~trope~~work}} * How does Liam O'Brien do all this raspy screaming? I remember [[Vic Mignogna]] said he got throat pains if he did too much raspy screaming as [[Dragonball Z\|Broly]] in one day. Here, O'Brien is doing this sort of voice as the ''protagonist'', and as far as I know, he doesn't normally do roles with this much screaming. How does his throat not give up along the way? Answer: It probably does. More than once. We just get to hear the good stuff. He's mentioned on Facebook how the job is hell on his throat but evidently worth it to just ham it up. {{quote\| ''"Still regenerating the blood I sprayed from my larynx on this game, but the Hindu god of wrath demands sacrifice."''}} * This may be a coincidence, but how in hell's name can the Vlitra Core have the same shape and form as Berserker Asura!? The Gohma were created by that Golden Spider thing, so there's no way that the Vlitra Core can be anyway related towards Asura, what did it record his DNA from the last battle or something? Can someone explain what the hell is going on!? Line 46: * You can scratch Augus. Remember that he did'nt use it at all. Incorrect. Mithra did not fire a beam at Gohma Vlitra. She used the collected Mantra to empower Asura and turn him into Mantra Asura. It was essentially a much more powerful version of what she did at the start of the game. The only real difference was the volume of Mantra being used, and how enraged Asura was. Though mentioned throughout the rest of the game, Episode 15.5 really gets into this. Deus believed that his method was the only way to save the world. Being a [[Well -Intentioned Extremist]]/[[Knight Templar]], he decided that the only possible option to destroy Vlitra was to use the souls of trillions of humans, and Yasha went along with him because he decided that this was preferable to eternal war. When Yasha witnesses Asura's power, he decides that Asura can destroy Vlitra instead of using the Brahmastra cannon, and confronts Deus about it in 15.5. Deus explains that he thought of countless other options beyond massacring trillions of humans, but he saw no other option. And the crazy thing is, he may have been right about it. The Brahmastra might have been able to kill Vlitra. We'll never know, thanks to Olga's terminal stupidity in using the Brahmastra against Asura. But the game leaves whether or not using the Brahmastra on Vlitra would work as an ambiguous question. Deus' method was the more brutal one, but it might have worked and was the only option he could see. Ironically, if it had worked as planned, Deus would have been Chakravartin's chosen heir and likely would have accepted the power he offered. * Don't be to sure. According to some of Dues' lines in one of the interludes he planned to resign from his god status when all of this was over. Althouth if it meant keeping Gaea safe from Chakravartin then maybe he would have accepted. Line 58: {{reflist}} [[Category:Games/Headscratchers]] [[Category:~~Asuras~~Asura's Wrath]] [[Category:Headscratchers]] __NOTOC__