Ovan's "Condition"

AuraTwilight · Post by **AuraTwilight** » Thu Jan 04, 2007 6:09 pm

He probably won't die, but he's in danger of it. His dying would ruin the whole Rebirth thing, and it would open the door of people dying through the World.

And that is something I don't want to explore.

The Azure Wind · Post by **The Azure Wind** » Thu Jan 04, 2007 6:47 pm

Magus wrote:Yeah, most of the people that hate Ovan either hate his entire archetype or don't realize he's not villainous >.> That or he did something to a character they're fond of. Which is odd, because nothing he's done thus far is irreversible.

Well it cant be help if he cant control the AIDA

ChibiMonkey13 · Post by **ChibiMonkey13** » Mon Jan 08, 2007 3:25 pm

why'd he bother to set it loose anyway if it's going to kill him? How does AIDA help anyone?

AuraTwilight · Post by **AuraTwilight** » Mon Jan 08, 2007 4:23 pm

It's the principle of Apoptosis. He has to release a bit of AIDA so that Haseo and his party can eventually work to make them extinct.

Kouen · Post by **Kouen** » Mon Jan 08, 2007 5:00 pm

AuraTwilight wrote:He probably won't die, but he's in danger of it. His dying would ruin the whole Rebirth thing, and it would open the door of people dying through the World.

And that is something I don't want to explore.

Anyways, here's a question regarding the death topic from back in Sign. Could Tsukasa have sustained so much damage in The World that the real person could have died? Deaths as a result of playing The World under these circumstances would be an interesting topic, however that would be taking it too far. I know that The World is able to destroy the mind as shown by Amagi, but it would be pretty hard to destroy the body.

AuraTwilight · Post by **AuraTwilight** » Tue Jan 09, 2007 1:52 pm

No, it can't. Only the reverse is true for Tsukasa. It's not that the body is being harmed, but that the mind of someone with Doll Syndrome is unable to communicate with certain body parts, like Atoli and her arm.

ChibiMonkey13 · Post by **ChibiMonkey13** » Tue Jan 09, 2007 1:54 pm

So a person who has doll syndrome starts to loose control of their body?

Azure crow · Post by **Azure crow** » Tue Jan 09, 2007 3:26 pm

not i the sense that they flail wildly,but the can't communicate with the nerves or muscles oin the affected area.
which,in retro spect,would have made playing the game a kick in the rear for one armed(mediforicly) Atoli,with needing 2 hands and all.

Kouen · Post by **Kouen** » Tue Jan 09, 2007 4:57 pm

ChibiMonkey13 wrote:So a person who has doll syndrome starts to loose control of their body?

If their character is damaged, than the real life mind would think the real body is damaged.

ChibiMonkey13 · Post by **ChibiMonkey13** » Wed Jan 10, 2007 2:58 pm

Wow, thats pretty intense.

So much for comas.

Kouen · Post by **Kouen** » Wed Jan 10, 2007 4:33 pm

ChibiMonkey13 wrote:Wow, thats pretty intense.

So much for comas.

Not really intense, your mind basically controls everything. If your mind had a will of it's own and hated you, it could make you feel like you're getting stabbed by lightsabers when you're walking down the street with no one around.

{TM-IZM} · Post by **{TM-IZM}** » Fri Jan 26, 2007 10:38 pm

Bulletcatcher wrote:1) He is diseased just like Phyllo.
2) He is speaking about the AIDA that's growing inside of him.

Didn't know that he had that on the inside of him. Maybe that's why the cannon-looking thing is really two blades, which is why he's tri-edge, instead of Kite.

Well....this is going to make volume 2 a whole lot more interesting

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