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== This game is a successor (or more precisely, predecessor) to [[God Hand]] ==

Looking from the trailer, at least, Asura's severed hands looks like the God Hand. Plus, it's said that the game will be over the top [[Beat Em Up]], much like God Hand [[Up to Eleven]].

 

By virtue of the theory above, there's also a theory that God Hands aren't just 2 - there are 6 of them. Which opens possibility for a sequel.

 

== [[Cyber Connect 2]] will eventually collaborate with [[Platinum Games]] ==

 

 

== Asura's Wrath is set in the [[Exalted]] setting ==

== Gohma Vlitra is in fact a different form of {{spoiler|[[Radiant Silvergun|The Stone Like]].}} ==

 

It's simple, really. Sometime after the end of Korra's adventure, a new power source of energy was discovered that rendered bending of the elements worthless, the power of Mantra. Taking their old bending powered machines and enhancing them with mantra, the people of the avatar world advanced to new heights the world had never seen before.

 

But all was not technically lost. Yevon, through a reform to the Shinkoku Trastium order, found out the power of Mantra via pyreflies (the spirits of the dead). Through that they created their own solidified Fayth through advanced Machina and called them Demigods; just as powerful and competent as any aeon before them. Of course, the continued evolution of Machina invoked Sin to become stronger and more rooted to Spira itself. The fiends also, over time, evolved alongside Sin and became black and red monstrosities known as Gohma. Eventually, after years of repeatedly killing it without aeons, many of the original names, such as Spira and Sin, were lost in history, and started using terms such as Gaea and Vlitra. Most likely for Shinkoku to forget their shady past as Yevon and make themselves look more benevolent.

 

Both characters in appearance are visually based on Hindu gods, so it makes sense that they are related. Both also share the Title of Creator.

 

With maybe a hotblooded remix of "In your belief".