All There in the Manual: Among other things, it's revealed that Leonard was absent from the massacre that killed his brothers because he was alone masturbating in the forest.In the 'bonus' ending of Drakengard, Caim and his dragon emerge in an alien dimension (actually modern-day Tokyo) where everything is Deliberately Monochrome. When the seals that keep the world from ending are broken, the sky becomes a sickening red (in Drakengard 2, the blue sky literally shatters). Alien Sky: Happens several times in both games.These videogames provide examples of (Warning: major spoilers):

This page covers Drakengard and Drakengard 2. Drakengard 3, a prequel, was released in 2013 to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the game. Really, there's few games like it out there.Ī sequel named Drakengard 2 and a spin-off named NieR, following different endings of the original Drakengard, were released in 20.

Your main cast is less than virtuous: Caim is a mute bloodthirsty nutcase, Inuart goes completely nuts and evil, Furiae isn't entirely innocent, and the list just goes on and on. One of the most striking things about the game is how so many Video Game Tropes are turned completely on their head. Drakengard does not shy away from the surreal, the macabre, and the downright depressing. Watching how the characters react to this and observing their hopeless and doomed plight is strangely interesting morbid curiosity drives one to finish the game's five endings. By its end, Drakengard has gone beyond the standard unspoken agreement between author and audience and thrown us into the stuff of nightmares. The game gets progressively weirder and more surreal as events go on, and the interactions between characters gradually become more nuanced and complex from the straight-up swords and sorcery formula. As Caim journeys on, he learns about the Cult of the Watchers which has taken hold over the Empire and their evil machinations for the Goddess. Each seal that is destroyed makes the burden on the Goddess that much more unbearable. The game starts off simply enough, with Caim and any party members he's managed to find running from one location to the next, trying to prevent the Empire from destroying one of the three land-based seals. As a consequence, Verdelet can hear the telepathy that goes between pact-partners, but he gave up his hair. He would normally have gained the allegiance of the dragon as Caim has from his pact, but he can't call upon his pact-partner. Verdelet the hierarch also made a pact with a dragon, but that was long before the events of the game and the dragon has since been petrified.Seere gave up his 'time', meaning that he will never age beyond his six year old body. Golem provides the ultimate protection for the boy's life and can destroy The Legions of Hell with ease. Seere the young boy has a pact with Golem, a stone giant.She is quite insane she's developed a certain fondness for the other, other white meat as a consequence. She can control water and fire to a certain degree (she can be seen walking on water in one cutscene, or being undamaged by a house burning down in another) and can summon the spirits to her aid. Arioch the elf mother has a pact with Undine and Salamander, the water and fire spirits, respectively.He is a pedophile in the original Japanese version international releases mostly edited this part of his character out. With it, he has access to the fairy's powerful magic.

Leonard the forester has a pact with a fairy.

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