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Nail Gun

"Your standard SMG changes into a Nail Gun. Nails can ricochet!"

An upgrade for the submachine gun that drastically changes the way it inflicts damage.

## Properties

### Advantages

* Increased damage per shot
* Wide cone of fire
* Ricocheting nails can damage enemies around corners

### Disadvantages

* Ricocheting nails also damage the player, and are difficult to avoid in confined quarters
* Inaccurate at long range

## Strategy

Standing just outside an open doorframe and firing into a room from an angle shreds enemies before they can even see you.

## Trivia

* In real life, a nailgun is a construction tool that lacks the propulsive force to penetrate bone from a distance. The notion of a nail gun as an automatic weapon originates from the landmark FPS game Quake.
* It isn't clear whether the Nailgun is a hitscan weapon that animates the trajectory trail or a projectile weapon with extremely fast projectiles.
Dagger

Alongside the Axe, this is one of the basic melee weapons the Warlock starts with.

This weapon cannot be upgraded, but its base damage increases by 0.25 for every point in the Warlock's Strength stat.

The Dagger can also be thrown by holding down the attack button for a short period, then releasing.

## Properties

### Advantages

* Melee strike has high DPS (no cooldown between clicks)
* Can have damage boosted without unlock points

### Disadvantages

* Point-blank range
* Ranged attack needs charging between shots
Crossbow

The Crossbow is a projectile weapon introduced in the third level of the game. Its shots can pass through multiple enemies in a line, and some spent bolts can be picked back up.

## Properties

### Advantages

* Highly accurate
* Cuts through low-tier enemies in one shot
* Recoverable ammo

### Disadvantages

* Low rate of fire
* Distant targets may dodge the bolt

## Upgrades

Crossbow upgrades are Ballista and Tripleshot Crossbow. The former increases the Crossbow's penetrative power, while the latter increases its rate of fire.

Crossbow upgrades cost 7 Upgrade Points.
E4M11 - Base - The Armory

## Enemies

Grunt

Security Drone

Bladebot

Grenadier

X-Terminator

Mech Spider

Mechabot

Evil Seal

## Pickups

Double Barreled Shotgun

Extra Life

SMG

## Trivia

* The title for this mission's the music track, "Quack," is a jocular reference to the Quake franchise.
* Which is fitting, as the level itself is a Project Warlock-made version of Quake's E1M1: Slipgate Complex.
Evil Glacier

A bug-eyed humanoid whose entombment in a block of ice is less of an impediment than you might expect. Its large hitbox makes it function as a living shield for its fellow monsters.

## Strategy

Evil Glaciers are too dense for crossbow bolts to pass through, and they take reduced damage from it as well. Use magic or bullet-based weapons instead. Although, since they are seldom encountered alone, a stick of dynamite does the trick quite handily.
Eldritch

"Oink"

A slithering horror that vomits ten globs of electrified slime in an arc. Since these projectiles spread apart like a giant shotgun blast, the Eldritch is much more dangerous up close than it is from a distance. It makes a porcine snort when it sees the player, giving early warning.

## Trivia

"Eldritch" is not typically a noun, but an adjective meaning "weird, sinister or ghostly," popularized in the writings of H.P. Lovecraft.
Scorpion

This creature poses a threat from a much further distance than she appears, sending her stinger underground to strike you from afar. Her fearsome pincers are just for show, as she lacks a melee attack.

## Strategy

Scorpions seldom appear alone, and are most likely to land hits on a player who is currently engaged with a much closer mob. Take care of both with at once with piercing weapons like the Ballista or Railgun.

Their stinger has a fairly long interval between strikes, leaving them vulnerable to close-range melee or shotgun attacks.

## Trivia

* The Scorpion's design has changed considerably since its alpha form, as it once had a much more straightforward arachnid appearance (via David Kay's twitter).
* The semi-humanoid version in the final release was confirmed to be partially inspired by the Arachnoid from the Serious Sam franchise.
* The Egyptian Goddess Serket (or Selkis) is also associated with scorpions. She is sometimes depicted as a scorpion with a woman's head.
Project Warlock Wiki

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114 articles since October 2018.
About the Game
***Project Warlock*** is a first-person shooter with guns and spells reminiscent of Doom and Wolfenstein. It was released on October 18, 2018 for PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch. Play as a mysterious Warlock on a mission to eradicate all evil. Travel across 60 levels fighting tons of enemies with magic and bullets and unlock perks to improve your gameplay.

***Project Warlock II***, set immediately after the conclusion of the first game, is planned for release in 2022.
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Pistol

One of the first weapons found in the game.

## Upgrades

Available upgrades are .50 Magnum and Flare Gun, the first being massive damage boost at the cost of double the ammunition usage, the latter giving fire damage over time effect to shots.

## Trivia

* The Pistol 's visible cylinder identifies it as a revolver, explaining why it does not eject shell casings when fired.
* Sometimes, if fired at the edge of a hitbox, a pistol shot "wings" an enemy, causing them to flinch but not inflicting any damage.
Shishinoi Tribe

The **Shishinoi Tribe** (シシノイ族, *Shishinoi-zoku*?) is one of the 12 non-human races. According to Lacile, their existence is doubted by the general public on the same level as the Loosa Tribe, and together they are the two "Phantom Tribes".

## Background

The Jihhi Tribe regard the Shishinoi as beings who mustn't be born into this world. They are beings who do not know death, and are described as wondering between life and death are can therefore regenerate from the Jihhi's phaseal, death-granting attacks.

They attack using a power known as Underworld Waves (冥府の波動?), which turn existences into nothingness. Even if balls of Underworld Wave energy are dodged, the waves erase spaces such as atmosphere around them, and draw opponents back. Something that has been erased by Underworld Waves is also erased from people's memories. After parts of Lacile's Group's carriage was erased by the inhabitants of Uruaga, the group's memories were altered so that they believed the carriage always had holes in it. Cresta was able to remember that the Underworld Waves damaged the carriage longer than the others. In theory, Underworld Waves are the power of darkness, opposite to light, but they have not been publicly confirmed as of yet.

They were sealed, but have since been released by Jiura using a method from the Ancient Manuscript of Loosa. With the help of Aura, Jiura has somehow brought the Shishinoi under his control and can use their lives as substitutes to protect himself from the Jihhi.

## Trivia

* "Shishinoi" (シシノイ) back-to-front is "Inoshishi" (イノシシ), which means "wild boar".

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 12
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chapter 166
3. ↑ Chapter 169
4. ↑ Chapter 191
5. ↑ Chapter 190
Gramps

## Gramps

* Aged
* Normal

## Characteristics

### Relatives

Lacile (adoptive grand-son)Pipi (adoptive grand-daughter)
Meme (adoptive grand-daughter)
**Altered timeline**

* Former Priestess of Light (wife)
* Sarena (daughter)
* Leana (daughter)

### Manga Debut

Chapter 1

**Gramps** (じいさん, *Jīsan*?) is an ex-soldier who saved Lacile. He also took in and raised Pipi and Meme.

His true identity is that of **Sieg** (ジーク, *Jīku*?), one of the Three Heroes who ended the World War.

## Appearance

Gramps has the appearance of an old man with his hair fully white and his mind showing signs of age.

In actuality, he should be in his early 30s as he was in his mid-20s when he picked up Lacile after the World War. When he returned to Lacile after 2 years, he appeared to have rapidly aged. As Gladias calls him a "youngster", Gramps is likely younger than him.

## Personality

Like Lacile, Gramps believes it is better to work together so that everyone can survive dangerous situations.

He has a habit of repeating certain expressions which are a word short of expressing what he really means.

## Background

At the end of the World War, Sieg and Gladias scar Barbaros the Great's face but couldn't prevent him from getting away.

After the war, Sieg picks up Lacile. They briefly encounter Gladias. Sieg built a hut in the mountains far from human civilization and trained Lacile for 1 year so that he could live by himself. He was then visited by Arialdo, who had discovered something, and went off with him, leaving Lacile to live by himself for two years. After two years, Sieg returned, appearing to have rapidly aged and accompanied by Pipi and Meme, two transparent-looking twin little girls.

10 years ago, from Leana's perspective, Barbaros appeared at Sieg's house and instantly killed Lacile. Sieg broke the band on his left wrist, de-aging him and restoring his powers. He had obtained a level of power beyond what he had when fighting Barbaros during the World War, and his aging was a means to store this new power. A blast from his rifle exceeded the power of Carrier Weapons and he was able to use his armor Carrier Weapon without using the Photon Energy inside him. However, he failed to stop Barbaros from kidnapping Meme. After Lacile left with Leana, Barbaros' attack was the same from Pipi's perspective, the only difference to Leana's being that Lacile was not present and thus not killed.

## Plot

In the world above, Sieg is imprisoned in one of the Flying Cities, the Karma Liberal Alliance.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Final Chapter
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Chapter 113
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Chapter 114
4. ↑ Chapter 105
5. ↑ Chapter 118
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Chapter 119
7. ↑ Chapter 95
8. ↑ Chapter 176
9. ↑ Chapter 196
Rock Eating Worms

**Rock Eating Worms** (岩喰いワーム, *Iwakui wāmu*) are large worms that reside deep in the mountains and eat it within. Because of that, they are considered non-dangerous. They are gentle creatues that help the land by eating hazardous materials inside the mountains. When the worms die, they turn into something harder than rock.
Flak Cannon

Flak Cannon is an upgrade for the Double Barreled Shotgun.

* Extremely useful during Episode 5, since fire damage prevents enemies such as Abominations and Incubi from transforming.

### Disadvantages

* Inflicts less direct damage than the Harvester

## Trivia

* In real life, "flak" is military terminology for rounds fired from an anti-aircraft gun.
* The name "Flak Cannon" for a shotgun-derived firearm more likely derives from an iconic weapon in the Unreal franchise, which inflicts fire-based damage circa Unreal Tournament 2003.
Caligula

**Caligula** (カリギュラ, *Karigyura*?) is one of the "Lost Eleven" Photon Carriers. By both Lacile and Noish's admissions, she and Hydro are the most powerful Photon Carriers.

## Appearance

Caligula is a young woman who has straight hair which goes past her shoulders, and she keeps a thin braid on her left side. She wears a dress and high heels.

## Plot

After the group was separated during the battle against Rockwell, Noish and Lululola fled to Caligula to get help.

## Powers and Abilities

Caligula is one of the two strongest Photon Carriers, the other being Hydro. Caligula herself believes she is the "number 2" of the Lost Eleven, meaning Hydro is stronger than her.

Caligula's Carrier Weapon is Carrier Whip. She fights by creating optical illusions from Norse mythology.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Chapter 46
2. ↑ Chapter 188
3. ↑ Chapter 109
Luke Skywalker

[Source]

*"I won't run from my destiny... or from you."*

―Luke Skywalker, to Lord Starkiller

**Luke Skywalker** was a Force-sensitive Human male who was the son of the fallen Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker and the Queen and Senator of Naboo, Padmé Amidala. He was raised on Tatooine and hidden from Darth Sidious and his father, who had recently become Darth Vader, Dark Lord of the Sith.

In 0 BBY, Skywalker's life changed forever. A chance purchase of two droids, R2-D2 and C-3PO, led to him to receive training in the ways of the Force from Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi, who was later murdered by his father's successor, Lord Starkiller, and to meet Han Solo, and Princess Leia Organa, who was, unbeknownst to him, his twin sister. Skywalker then destroyed the first Death Star and joined the Rebel Alliance.

Over the next few years, he fought in many of the most important battles of the Galactic Civil War, helping to found Rogue Squadron and fighting Imperial forces across the galaxy. However, in 3 ABY, Skywalker's destiny was altered when his mentor's killer led an attack on Hoth. He fought the Emperor's assassin, but was outmatched to the point where he gave in to the dark side of the Force. Skywalker helped his friends escape, but at the cost of becoming Starkiller's apprentice.

## In-game Quotes

### First battle

*"I can sense the good in you."**"There is conflict within you."**"The Alliance will never surrender!"**"I'm not afraid."**"You can't frighten me."**"Ben warned me about the dark side."**"I'm stronger than you realize."**"I won't give in."**"What do you want from me?!"**"No! Stop!"**"Ben... Help me..."*
### Second battle

*"This time, I know how to beat you."**"I won't let you hurt my friends!"**"You shouldn't have come here."**"You won't leave here alive."**"The Force is my ally."**"One way or another, I'm stopping you."**"Don't make me destroy you!"**"You're making me angry!"**"No!"**"This ends now."*
### Third battle

*"Soon I'll deal with your master."**"The Emperor should have sent someone stronger."**"I look forward to repaying the Emperor, in person."**"Now you'll see my real strength."**"Yes...I understand now."**"I can use the dark side against you."**"Ben couldn't beat you, but I can."**"Ben was wrong. The dark side is stronger!"**"The power... I can feel the power."**"I'll die before I'll let you pass."**"Give in, you fool!"**"I'll kill you!"*

## Appearances

* *Star Wars: The Force Unleashed: Ultimate Sith Edition*
* *The Dark Side Unleashed*
* *Starkiller: Approaching Darkness*
Tsuta Tribe

The **Tsuta Tribe** (ツタ族, *Tsuta-zoku*) is one of the 12 non-human races. They are followers of Dragons and not much else is known about them. They have been called the "embodiment", the "messengers", and the "children" of Dragons. Since ancient times, they have battled against the Rato Tribe, the only ones capable of defeating Dragons, and have a great hatred for them. The Tsuta Tribe is actually far stronger than the Rato Tribe and all other races, even though the Rato are regarded by the world to be the strongest race. This is not well-known because the Tsuta Tribe have secluded themselves inside a certain mountain away from people due to their strength. Perhaps due to their suppressed lifestyle, when they are about to die they lose their sense of self and become Dragons. Like Dragons, they are impervious to most attacks, save for Koki.

A powerful group of six Tsutas, the Dragon Knights (竜騎士, *Ryūkishi*) are under the direct command of Illuyankas, the Tsuta Queen. They seem to have been dormant for the past 2000 years before confronting the Nines and the ones aiding them.

## Appearance

Tsutas have no pupils and dragon-like feet, but otherwise they are humanoid in appearance, with faint scales on their faces. Notably, Vuvun, one of the Dragon Knights, looks far more dragon-like in appearance, possessing a snout and tail.

Tsutas can fight using horn appendages they can sprout from their backs during battle. Similarly, they can sprout more thin, sharp appendages from their arms and legs. However, they are unable to fly using them. Tsuta can regenerate their bodies to a certain extent, but this causes their fighting performance and defenses to decrease.

A Tsuta growing horns.A Tsuta growing spikes.Illuyankas, the Tsuta Queen.5 of the Dragon Knights.
## Plot

The Tsuta Tribe rarely leaves the Dragons' mountain. However, they attacked the Rato Tribe town while the Nines were away fighting, heavily damaging the town and injuring many Ratos.

With an unprecedented 50m Dragon outside the battlefield, the Tsuta Tribe, Dragons, and the 6 Dragon Knights wage battle on the Rato Tribe Nines, who are aided by Noish, Lacile, Lululola and Popol.

## Trivia

* "Tsuta" (ツタ) back-to-front is "Tatsu" (タツ, 竜), which means "dragon".

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 47
2. ↑ Chapter 51
3. ↑ Chapter 49
4. ↑ Chapter 59
5. ↑ Chapter 58
Crocman

For such large creatures, they are surprisingly quiet. Their alert sound is a low, easily-missed rumble. Fortunately they opt not to use their crushing jaws to attack. Unfortunately, their double-fisted hammer strike still hits like a truck. Their large hitbox also makes them serve as a living shield for enemies behind them.

## Strategy

Players have a plethora of options for taking out the Crocman. Double Barreled Shotgun blasts slay them in one or two hits, and their function as a meat shield can be countered by a few shots from the Crossbow or its upgraded variants. For most players, melee is not recommended, as only those who have invested in Strength at the expense of all other stats can kill the Crocman fast enough before it retaliates.

## Trivia

* In the pre-alpha version of Project Warlock the Crocman had a more straightforward crocodilian appearance, resembling the Egyptian god Sobek.
* The Crocman was originally intended to be a normal crocodile, but artist David Kay found humanoid sprites easier to animate. (via David Kay's Twitter)
Dragon

**Dragons** (ドラゴン, *Doragon*) are the strongest living creatures on the planet. Their scales are very hard and they can blow out red hot flames from their mouth. They can cut down rocky mountains with their tails and can send large trees flying with a beat of their gigantic wings. The corpses of Dragons are extremely valuable, with every single part of them able to be sold. The money exchanged for the remains of a 25m Dragon can allow a small village to live in comfort for a whole year.

Dragons are resistant to all natural powers like fire, water, earth and wind, and this includes the light energy of a Photon Carrier. The only thing that is effective against dragons is fighting energy used by the Rato Tribe, Koki. Dragons are hunted by groups of the Rato Tribe in what they call **Dragonbanes** (竜退治 (ドラゴンベイン), *Ryū Taiji (Doragonbein)*). The Rato conducts Dragonbanes to keep all of the Dragons in one spot, known as the Sacrificial Fort (贄の砦, *Nie no Toride*), as their enormous power would be harmful to the world. As such, no Dragons exist outside the Fort. Koki is actually the will and resolve of hitting the Dragon or Tsuta with all of one's emotions and being, and accepting all of the Dragon or Tsuta. After learning of the origin of Dragons, Lacile and Noish were able to hurt them. Lululola and Popol were also able to defeat Dragon Knights.

The Tsuta Tribe are said to be followers of Dragons. In actuality, Dragons are the form taken by Tsutas who are near death and have lost their sense of self. This is perhaps a result of the Tsuta Tribe's self-suppression. Dragonification (竜化) can be delayed if the Tsuta had strong willpower, like Illuyankas' father, the 50m dragon and presumably the former Tsuta King, but it can't be stopped.

## Appearance

An average dragon is 25m long. A couple years ago 25m would be classified as a large dragon, but they have been growing larger.

A 50m Dragon, the largest ever recorded, appeared near the front lines of the Rato Tribe's town.

The 50m Dragon.
## References

<references>

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 45
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Chapter 51
3. ↑ Chapter 53
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Chapter 47
5. ↑ Chapter 59
6. ↑ Chapter 44
That Happy Child

## Characters

* Ben Tennyson (flashback and present)
* Rook Blonko
* Gwen Tennyson (flashback and present)
* Kevin Levin
* Max Tennyson (flashback and present)
* Megurine Luka (flashback)

## Villains

* Dr. Animo (first re-appearance; flashback)
* Malware (first re-appearance; flashback)
* Nega Ben (first re-appearance; flashback)
* Vilgax
* Albedo
Uruaga

**Uruaga** (ウルアーガ, *Uruāga*?) is one of the smallest Dominions of Light. In the future, it becomes the third smallest of the Flying Cities.

## Background

### Dominion of Light

Jiura, along with Aura and leading the Shishinoi Tribe, defeated the Jihhi Tribe and took over Uruaga. Later, through the Light Bugs of Fabilias Bafura, Aura warned Popol not to come to Uruaga, or else he would die.

The inhabitants of Uruaga appear human but are not. Though most of Lacile's group could not tell, Noish had a feeling of unease, whereas Lululola could easily tell that they were not human. They are beings close in nature to Spirits, but more repulsive.

### Flying City

The Flying City formed from Uruaga is the third smallest, and is slightly smaller than the Ariadne Empire. Unlike the other Flying Cities, a state has not been founded on Uruaga in the 10 years since the collapse of the world. Therefore, the Flying City has no proper name and is simply referred to as "Uruaga" after the former Dominion of Light. Its political situation is unknown to the other Flying Cities.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 166
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Chapter 189
3. ↑ Chapter 168
4. ↑ Chapter 181
Biove Kingdom

The **Biove Kingdom** (ビオーヴ王国?) is a kingdom near the Granaga Dominion of Light. In the future, it will become the Granaga Kingdom Flying City. It is an absolute monarchy led by Emperor Biove.

## Background

The Biove Kingdom's legends state that the world was created by the God of Light and the Biove Dynasty had prospered thanks to the power of God's light. Von de Gridel Biove (フォン・デ・グリデル・ビオーヴ?), Emperor Biove, believes he and his family have the right to possess Photon Energy because they are descendants of that dynasty. The state's people believe that their land is holy and the kingdom was one chosen by the God of Light.

The Biove Kingdom was founded after the World War far enough away from Granaga to not breach the international law forbidding states from being erected near Dominions of Light. However, the kingdom began gradually expanding its territory towards Granaga to the point where the city was essentially a castle town for the kingdom. The kingdom lets visitors in to Granaga because they have always been a state which receives a sizable amount of its income from tourism.

The Biove castle is completely cut off from the Granaga city by castle walls, and entry is rare even for international organizations like Lionheart.

The Biove Kingdom manufactures Photon Energy chargers which they sell at low-prices, resulting in their widespread use in all types of Photon Energy devices used in everyday life, at both an individual level through individual chargers and a societal level through their use in public transport. When devices or public transport which contain the chargers are used, personal data about the user is fed to the kingdom. The kingdom controls the data of over 99.9% of the world's human race population. The only two possible ways someone's data would not be know by the kingdom was if they were either extremely underclass to the point of not possessing a Photon Energy device or using public transport, or they were beings who did not belong in this world and its light, such as people from the Flying Cities like Reve and Diva.

## Guards

The Biove Kingdom have a powerful army made up of palace guards (衛士, *eishi*?), which is larger and stronger in comparison to armies of other states. Facial recognition technology is hidden in the guards' helmets. Failure to carry through Emperor Biove's decrees comes with capital punishment for one and their entire family. Their stick-shaped weapons are similar to Lionheart's spears in that there are small, high-output chargers inside them allowing the use of Photon Energy. They consume energy quickly and the guards cover for this by using them in a group. Due to the small, high-output chargers, the weapons have a high chance of accidentally going off, so the guards mitigate the risk by only releasing minuscule amounts of Photon Energy at a time.

There are 6 Chief Guards (筆頭衛士?), generals who normally protect each of the Biove Kingdom's 6 gates.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Chapter 130
2. ↑ Chapter 132
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Chapter 139
Burning Mountain Range

The **Burning Mountain Range** (燃える山脈, *Moeru Sanmyaku*) is a mountain range on Gramps' map. Gramps had only valued it as half-a-star out of 5. Flames can be seen flickering from its surface only when extremely close to it. However, this is only during the daytime, and a night, the range lights up, and upon seeing this, Lacile rated the mountain range as above 5 stars.

A town is situated near the range, with lots of lodgings to accommodate travelers using the mountain's hot springs.

The mountain range during the daytime.Leana and the mountain range at night.
Loosa Tribe

The **Loosa Tribe** (ルーサ族, *Rūsa-zoku*?) is one of the 12 non-human races. According to Lacile, their existence is doubted by the general public on the same level as the Shishinoi Tribe, and together they are the two "Phantom Tribes". All that is known about them is that their bodies radiate light.

## Background

The bodies of Loosa are made of light. During battle, Loosa can reform themselves after their bodies are shattered from attacks, though the density of their light is reduced each time. They consume their light each time they attack, receive an attack, and regenerate. However, this reduction of light is extremely gradual, with Popol estimating that it would take over 154 of his Lunar Photon Shining Claw attacks to destroy one Loosa.

A Loosa was unable to be defeated by the combined strength of Lacile and Lululola, two Photon Carriers, and Popol and Jiura, two Al-mi'raj. However, Barbaros the Great was able to easily massacre a large number of them and kill their king.

The Loosa are known as guardians of light and are said to protect the Primordial Light.

## Settlements

### Fabilias Bafura

A location mentioned in the Ancient Manuscript of Loosa, Popol theorizes that it can be directly translated as "Village of Light" (光の里?), with Fabilias meaning "Light" (光?) and Bafura meaning "Village" (里?). Cresta later figured out that Fabilias means "Light Bug" (光虫?) and the correct translation is "Village of Light Bugs" (光虫の里?).

## Language

The Loosa language (ルーサ語?) is hard to read because nouns, verbs, and conjunctions frequently change depending on who is speaking, the time, the weather, and a person's mood, as well as due to many unneeded words being used.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 12
2. ↑ Chapter 37
3. ↑ Chapter 43
4. ↑ Chapter 121
5. ↑ Chapter 28
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Chapter 177
7. ↑ Chapter 179
Barbaros Empire

The **Barbaros Empire** (バルバロス帝国, *Barubarosu Teikoku*?) was a once powerful state which had caused the World War.

## Background

The Barbaros Empire was originally an ordinary republic country with a different name. Within one year of Barbaros showing up in the country, he had changed its name and way of doing things, having transformed it into a dictatorship which would challenge the world to battle.

The Barbaros Empire started the World War 10 years ago by claiming one of the 8 Photon Energy sources as its own. The Empire fell 6 years ago, ending the war.

The ruins of the gigantic Barbaros Empire city are still standing, but have been erased from all maps of the world.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 70
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chapter 69
Ash

**Ash** (アッシュ, *Asshu*?) is one of the Lost Eleven Photon Carriers.

## Personality

Ash feels indebted to people who he feels have saved him, namely Lacile's older brother and the "old man". He obeys all the old man's orders and spared Lacile's life out of gratitude to his older brother.

## Background

Ash was a Photon Carrier trainee in the same institution as Lacile. He remembers Lacile's older brother coming to save them and saw him die fighting a squadron seeking to destroy the Photon Carriers. After escaping, Ash lived desperately until meeting the "old man", who showed him ways to use his powers and taught him how to live as a human.

## Plot

During the old man's occupation of the Shiu Tribe mines, Ash slaughters many Rock Eating Worms.

## Powers and Abilities

Ash can shoot Photon Energy from his fingers, but it is not known what Carrier Weapon he possesses. His partial light emission comes from his left forearm. According to both Lacile and Noish, Ash is the third most powerful of the Lost Eleven, after Hydro and Caligula.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 23
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chapter 22
3. ↑ Chapter 21
4. ↑ Chapter 46
Primordial Light

The **Primordial Light** (原初の光, *Gensho no Hikari*?) is a source of light which is said to bestow the person who finds it power enough to control the world. It is the first light in the world and has been called many things, such as the fabled 9th Dominion of Light or a golden waterfall which rises to the heavens. The Primordial Light is protected by the Loosa Tribe.

## Background

The Primordial Light is a mystery which many scientists and adventurers have tried to solve to no avail. Three sacred treasures, the Ancient Manuscript of Loosa, the Rut of Mau, and the Golden Grail of Nui, are said to lead to the Primordial Light.

Leana seeks the Primordial Light to save both the Flying Cities and the surface world from being destroyed.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Chapter 28
2. ↑ Chapter 97
Temple Republic

The **Temple Republic** (テンプル共和国, *Tenpuru Kyōwakoku*?) is one of the Flying Cities. It is the third biggest Flying City, after the Barbaros Empire and the Granaga Kingdom.

## Background

The Temple Republic is the succeeding state of the Delsaut Principality and thus founded by Those From Lost States. Temple's current Head of State is Balteria Ro Delsaut (バルティリア・ロ・デルソート?). Its strongest warrior is General Hydro, the strongest of the Lost Eleven Photon Carriers who has been revived by Arietteians' technology.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 189
2. ↑ Chapter 196
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Chapter 204
Three Heroes

The **Three Heroes** (三英傑, *San'eiketsu*?) are three powerful Photon Carriers who ended the World War. It is commonly thought that they sacrificed themselves by breaking into and destroying the Barbaros Empire and killing Barbaros the Great. According to Gladias, in reality he and the other two heroes almost killed Barbaros before he escaped, after which the Empire quickly crumbled.

After the war, the Three Heroes went their separate ways and concealed their whereabouts, as they knew they would become targets for disposal, as Photon Carriers had no use after the war. Gladias is presently the head of a cruel band who have invaded the Mau Great Plain seeking the three secret treasures which lead to the Primordial Light.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 105
2. ↑ Chapter 199
Granaga Kingdom

The **Granaga Kingdom** (グラナガ王国, *Guranaga Ōkoku*?) is one of the Flying Cities. An absolute monarchy led by Emperor Biove (皇帝ビオーヴ?),, it is one of the biggest and most stable Flying Cities after the Barbaros Empire and along with the Temple Republic and the Karma Liberal Alliance.

## Background

The Granaga Kingdom originated from the Biove Kingdom, a Kingdom ruled by Emperor Biove in the proximity of a Dominion of Light in the Granaga District. It is rumored that Biove established the Biove Kingdom in order to obtain the Dominion in the first place, and Emperor Biove is considered to be similar to Barbaros the Great to the extent that if Barbaros didn't exist, Biove would have done the same things as him.

Leana, the princess of the Ariadne Empire, is betrothed to someone from the Granaga Kingdom, in the hopes that Granaga and Ariadne form an alliance. The Ariadne citizens who love their royals oppose this betrothal due to Granaga's history and Emperor Biove's character.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Chapter 126
2. ↑ Chapter 124
Hydro

**Hydro** (ハイドロ, *Haidoro*?) is one of the "Lost Eleven" Photon Carriers and is the most powerful one.

## Background

In his childhood, Hydro had lived inland but once went to the sea with his friends. He had heard the sea's smell came from dead animals and stated that he wouldn't go in, keeping his word though he really wanted to join his friends in the water.

When the Lost Eleven's institution was attacked by soldiers, Hydro stayed and fought until everyone had escaped. He received help from Lacile's brother, who became fatally injured, and escaped with Kagura while Lacile's brother sacrificed himself. Hydro and Kagura escaped but were eventually separated by a bazooka shot. Hydro fought off the soldiers alone until his last Carrier Sword reached its limit and broke.

## Plot

Hydro was held in captivity by the Biove Kingdom, whose scientists experimented on him to the extent that his whole lower body and forearms are gone. The scientists had finished with Hydro and he was being kept in a storage room.

## Powers and Abilities

By both Lacile and Noish's admissions, Hydro and Caligula are the most powerful "Lost Eleven" Photon Carriers. Caligula herself believes she is the "number 2" of the Lost Eleven, meaning Hydro is stronger than her. While he was a trainee who never got to fight in the World War, it was thought that he would eventually approach the Three Heroes in strength if he continued developing his powers.

Hydro is an expert user of Carrier Weapons. Though he prefers the Carrier Sword, he was able to expertly wield the Carrier Arrow and Carrier Spear despite never having used the former before. However, Hydro believed even he could not use Carrier Medical. The Carrier Weapons Hydro uses break quickly because he had a high output of Photon Energy, and he is the only one who noticed that the latest Carrier Weapon models were designed to break quickly, having built-in limiters to restrict Photon Carriers' offense while they are being disposed of.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Chapter 46
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Chapter 138
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Chapter 136
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Chapter 137
5. ↑ Chapter 135
6. ↑ Chapter 109
Mau Tribe

The **Mau Tribe** (マウ族, *Mau-zoku*?) is one of the 12 non-human races. They are a nomadic tribe who live on the Mau Great Plain (マウの大平原?).

They have humanoid heads and torsos and the body of horses. Like horses, the Mau Tribe are able to consume their own feces.

They are in possession of an item known as the Rut of Mau (マウの轍?). Along with the Ancient Manuscript of Loosa (ルーサの古文書?) and the Golden Grail of Nui (ヌイの黄金杯?), it is one of the three secret treasures which lead to the Primordial Light.

## Energy

Members of the Mau Tribe use techniques of an energy known as the Power of the Earth (大地の力?), different from Photon Energy, and they have a dislike of the latter. The men, who are known as Fathers (父上?), are able to form a bow and arrow from this energy and hit targets 30 kilometers away. The older women, who are known as Mothers (母上?) can form a barrier around their settlement to protect themselves. However, this wall can be destroyed by someone more powerful than the Mothers, which was demonstrated by the Photon Carrier Gladias.

In contrast to this, Mau children have a small amount of Photon Energy inside them. The Power of the Earth is a result of Mau's Photon Energy being distorted by the hatred overflowing at the graveyard-like land at the center of Grande Rocks. It is theorized by Gladias that Mau are taken there as a coming-of-age ceremony. The hatred alters their energy to be many times more powerful and ferocious, to the point where they can materialize energy. The Mau Tribe's abominable past which occurred at this land is what caused the hatred to form.

## Trivia

* "Mau" (マウ?) back-to-front is "Uma" (ウマ, 馬?), which means "horse".

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 95
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chapter 101
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Chapter 97
4. ↑ Chapter 108
Fragments of Garigurasha

**Fragments of Garigurasha** (ガリグラシャの欠片, *Garigurasha no Kakera*?) are rare and powerful ores of light. They are also referred to as Relics of Light (光の遺物?).

## Background

### History

In the legend of the Gods of Light, the Fragments of Garigurasha were the rocks the Gods bestowed the hero with on Garigurasha Mountain. They were thought to be fictitious, but in recent times, a radiant ore was discovered and began being excavated, albeit in a certain region which was not Garigurasha Mountain. An unlimited number of light ores could be mined from Garigurasha Mountain, which is in fact the Golden Grail of Nui.

After the Collapse, the majority of the Fragments of Garigurasha were held by the Flying Cities, who created powerful weapons from them to protect their nations. The Ariadne Empire created the Seventh Sword's seven Sacred Tools using seven fragments. Each Lionheart commander wields a spear created from a fragment.

Over 10 years, Cresta uses the fragment from Barbarella's spear and two other fragments he obtained to create an airplane for the Kinight of the Dusk.

### Power

Fragments of Garigurasha are able to store an unfathomable amount of Photon Energy, far surpassing the amount able to be stored by Illyrium, the ore that is presently used for Chargers. They are easily able to be converted into other forms of power, and therefore possessing just one fragment allows for the creation of powerful and all-purpose weapons, five would allow extremely small nations to stand as equals to other nations, and ten would allow conquest of neighboring nations. The Photon Energy in the fragments surpasses the amount that can be contained in a human vessel as a Photon Carrier.

Fragments can be used to create armor or weapons to be used in battle, granting the wearer powerful Photon Energy. There are likely less than 100 fragments existing in the world, of which the Biove Kingdom possesses 24. As it is said the the Gods do not like even numbers, Emperor Biove wears armor made from 23 fragments, with Field Marshal Larini possessing the one other fragment. The armor has made the Emperor extremely powerful, as he was able to easily deflect Ash's most powerful attack. He would also survive unscathed even if his entire kingdom was destroyed by bombs. Larini has strength equivalent to one of the Seventh Sword, as their Sacred Tools are each made from a Fragment of Garigurasha, though his attacks are slower and not as versatile. Biove is thought to rival Barbaros the Great in strength, with one of the two being the strongest being in the world.

Weapons made out of fragments allow wielders to feel the strength and location of powerful enemies.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Chapter 147
2. ↑ Chapter 195
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Chapter 148
4. ↑ Chapter 170
5. ↑ Chapter 176
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Chapter 150
7. ↑ Chapter 172
Three Eyes Dogs

**Three Eyes Dogs** (スリーアイズドッグ, *Surī Aizu Doggu*) are selectively bred war-dogs that rampaged during the World War. They are extremely fast and the third eye on their foreheads can detect infrared rays, causing them to be feared as the **Barghests of Midnight** (真夜中の悪魔犬, *Mayonaka no Bāgesuto*).

## Plot

Three Eyes Dogs were responsible for the scar on Lacile's face as he was escaping the army.

6 years prior to reuniting with Lacile, Noish was also running from a pack of Three Eyes Dogs before being saved by Deodora.

5 Three Eyes Dogs were deployed by the soldier in the Shiu Tribe mine, but they were defeated by Lacile.

## References

<references>

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 14
2. ↑ Chapter 47
3. ↑ Chapter 15
Julius

**Julius** (ジュリアス, *Juriasu*?) is a boy who lives in Fabilias Bafura with an old man.

## Appearance

Julius looks different from his father Rodrigues to the extent that people say Rodrigues is not his father.

He is a young boy and appears to have not aged physically after five years. Lacile thought of Julius as similar in age to himself.

## Personality

Julius has many different names and personalities, among them Gaius (ガイウス?), Julius, Marcus (マルクス?), Lidell (リデル?), Daphne (ダフネ?), Sura (スーラ?), Lucas (リュカ?), Ness (ネス?), Kafka (カフカ?), and Ray (レイ?), but none of those are his real name. Every time he was spoken to in the Victoria bar, it was a different personality. The rumor among the bar patrons is that every time Rodrigues beats him and he is near death, Julius changes his name and forgets it happened. There are thought to be more than 20 names and personalities. The bar patrons don't know which is the boy's original name, and Rodrigues was likely too wasted to remember.

Julius seems to be the main personality and seeks to protect his "little brothers".

## Background

Julius was slightly glowing when he was born and his mother died during childbirth. His father, Rodrigues, was a drunkard who beat him. Julius would often follow his father to a bar in Victoria, a town on the edge of the Mau Great Plain. He would sit alone inside the bar due to others finding him creepy for several reasons; the story that he was glowing when born, how his face always heals the next day after a beating from Rodrigues, how he has never been seen eating, how he has over 20 names and personalities. Rodrigues had once told Julius to eat him after he dies, and therefore Julius followed him to the bar every day, waiting for him to die.

## Powers and Abilities

Julius has extremely sharp senses, being able to sense when Lacile's group neared Fabilias Bafura and the fact that among them, Popol wasn't human. He was able to sense how the group fared against Light Bug illusions, including how Lacile had summoned an extremely powerful illusion and how Popol had gotten in contact with Aura, and he could even get a feel for the characteristics of Aura.

Julius has tremendous light powers that Lionheart classify as being beyond the scope of a Photon Carrier. He was able to completely destroy the town of Victoria. He was able to easily stop a punch from a Light Bug illusion of Barbaros the Great with one hand. He reminded Lacile of how Pipi and Meme were like when he first met them.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Chapter 186
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Chapter 183
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Chapter 177
4. ↑ Chapter 182
5. ↑ Chapter 185
6. ↑ Chapter 189
Delsaut Principality

The **Delsaut Principality** (デルソート公国, *Derusōto Kōkoku*?) was the state which first created Photon Carriers.

## Background

During the World War, the Delsaut Principality was a small minor nation that only excelled in science. The Prince, Delsaut's sovereign, sought to use science to compensate for the state's lack of military might. He gathered scientists from other states who were seen as heretics and supplied them with his vast wealth, through which they miraculously created Photon Carriers. Delsaut had struggled prior to this breakthrough and briefly dominated the war until the leaking of their technology and scientists led to the mass production of Photon Carriers. Delsaut's citizens were mostly made up of an intelligent race of humans known as Arietteians (アリエット人?). Arietteian engineers were taken by other nations, either poached through high remuneration or through force, with the latter way used primarily by the Barbaros Empire.

Delsaut was destroyed after other nations stole from them and used what they stole against them. The survivors of Delsaut have formed a militant group known as Those From Lost States (国亡き者たち?). Though the group has lost the technology to create Photon Carriers, they are confident that they can repair severely damaged ones. The group eventually formed the Temple Republic Flying City.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 133
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Chapter 204
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Chapter 150
4. ↑ Chapter 148
Arcnemy (Town)

**Arcnemy** (アークネミー, *Ākunemī*?) is a town where the Wiefe Tribe reside. It is named after its ruler, Arcnemy, according to Wiefe custom.

## Background

### Terrain

Arcnemy is located in the middle of a mountain range. The path leading to the town is also complicated and maze-like and far away from other settlements, so that few people would come near it.

### The Town

Arcnemy is a massive fortified city full of walls and has no visible entrance. Arcnemy's entrance is "always left open and always closed". Visitors are only allowed to enter when they have been deemed harmless by the Wiefe Tribe through judging their revealed deep psyche on Arcnemy's walls. When they are allowed to enter, visitors would suddenly see a large opening in the wall. The opening would close right after the visitors had entered. It seemed like no one was present inside the walls. Photon Energy cannot be used inside.

#### The Walls

While outside the town, visitors would see a mural on the wall. The mural seen differs for each person. The painting they see is a symbol reflecting their subconscious, their present deep psyche which they are not aware of. Lacile, Diva and Leana were deemed harmless and were allowed entry into Arcnemy.

#### God's Pedestals

**God's Pedestals** (神の台座, *Kami no Daiza*?), also known as **Scales of Judgement** (審判の天秤, *Shinpan no Tenbin*?), are large stages that rise high into the sky, with long flights of stairs leading up to them. They appear within Arcnemy before the town's visitors and are able to grant the wishes of the ones who go up the steps to their summits. The wish can come from one's subconscious, so people can be confused by what they see at the summit, and even Arcnemy herself is unaware of these wishes, though she can guess.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 79
2. ↑ Chapter 75
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 Chapter 76
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Chapter 82
Shiu Tribe

**Shiu Tribe** (シウ族, *Shiu-zoku*) is one of the 12 non-human races. They are tall with horns and it's said they are the strongest among the races. Usually the males work in mines, while female produce milk. They usually dress more revealing and while really kind, they act rough.

## Gallery

Shiu Tribe males.Shiu Tribe females.Shiu Tribe children.
## Trivia

* "Shiu" (シウ) back-to-front is "Ushi" (ウシ, 牛), which means "cow".
Lost Eleven

The **Lost Eleven** (失われた11人 or 失われた11人 (ロストイレブン) , *Ushinawareta Jūichinin (Rosuto Irebun)*?) are a group of Photon Carrier children who came from the same institution and avoided the disposal of Photon Carriers at the end of the World War 6 years ago by fleeing. They didn't fight in the war and are thought to be the last Photon Carriers, but other survivors still exist. After the war, they were scattered, and there were rumors that a some of them had since perished. According to Lionheart, one of the eleven is in a certain principality's captivity, with Hydro in the captivity of the Biove Kingdom.

The most powerful of the eleven are Hydro and Caligula, followed by Ash, then Lacile and Noish. By age, Hydro and Caligula are the oldest, with Gaiseek one year younger than them. Lululola is younger than Lacile and Noish, and Kagura is the youngest.

## False Lost Eleven

A group of people claiming to be the Lost Eleven appeared in the city of Nomad. They refer to each other by the names of the real eleven, but evidently at least some of them are imposters. Seeing as these people know the names of all of the Lost Eleven, the Lionheart theorized that there was a high chance that at least one of them was a real Lost Eleven. They are much weaker than the real Lost Eleven and their Photon Weapons draw their power from the one real Photon Carrier among them.

There were in fact two real Photon Carriers among them, Kagura and Gaiseek. The other 9 were able to use Photon abilities because Kagura shared her Photon Energy with them using Photon Throat. Kagura, and later Lacile and Noish were all unable to recognize Gaiseek because he had been short and had a buzzcut when they had all been at the facility and seemed to be younger than them, when in reality he was only younger than Hydro and Caligula, the two oldest Photon Carriers. Caligula was able to recognize him. She also theorized that unlike other Photon Weapons, Gaiseek's Photon Medical required high-level medical skills, and would be much harder for an imposter to use than the others.

The group was first formed when Nello was saved from the verge of death by Gaiseek, under the alias of Peter. They began to refer to themselves as the Lost Eleven after Kagura joined them.

The real names of the fake Lost Eleven are based on names from *World Masterpiece Theater*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Chapter 84
2. ↑ Chapter 138
3. ↑ Chapter 46
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Chapter 94
5. ↑ Chapter 87