Praylaya
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- Posted: Sat, 08 Sep 2012 09:38:06 +0000
I strongly believe, have believed for years, that our storyline has revolved around a similar plot to this. After a long time of gathering up clues from sources around Gaia, I feel my theory can finally go into the books as atleast-- pretty damn close to what's going to happen. If what I haven't said hasn't warned you enough. Just let me let you guys know, there's possible spoilers here.
So, let's start from the begining. Gambino, with outstretched hands laughs manically (for no reason?), is shot (for no reason?), and his tower falls (for no reason?) onto the von helsons (for no reason?).
All questions will be answered in this thread.
For some reason, Gaia decided to start our manga like this. With alot of confusion, and assumptions, from the very start. With a plot that was left unattended to or held any known relevance until recent events started to occur. But the fact of the matter is, is that Johnny was a God. I've had my assumptions, but the manga has already clearly shown that Gods can die. (poor meili)
Johnny K. Gambino was formerly known as Appolus, God of the Sun. My only assumption as of the reason he became human was for the sake of love. The love of his wife.
Though we know very little about Johnny Gambino's past, and how he became the most powerful man on Gaia. I think the answer is quite simple. He's was a God, and was destined for greatness.
So why was he basking in the sunlight so high in the clouds, so close to the sun? Well now, you tell me. wink
Lunaris is the Goddess of the Moon, but some of you might know her as the picture framed woman from "Heir to Darkness". Who is also the mother of Luca, the leader of the Don Kuro.
My reasons for assuming that the picture framed woman and Lunaris are the same is because of all the similarities to her son. First, his pet is an owl, a nocturnal animal. Secondly, hence the title "Heir to Darkness"...
(so this is probably who tried to hire the first assassination upon Johnny's head)
...As Gino would be the "Heir to Light". Which also helps show where the plot will be going to.
An old age rivalry, if not even full out war, between two familys, two religions, two Gods.
And this is why the tower fell. Because an heir to light could still hold the power if he was near the sun, high up in the clouds.
Which reminds me, since Overseer and Sentinel have been hanging around with Gino has anyone else noticed the change? Remember how bad he was before he was on the airship and before he started hanging around former Gods more often? And now... how much he's beginning to act like his father. It's more than just Gino growing up. It's Gino slowly learning his purpose on Gaia. Destiny has it that "No heir of mine (Johnny's) will be anything less than a marvel. If he doesn't surpass his old man's accomplishments tenfold, I'll tan his hide. Bwahahaha!" (reference from the fourth page of the Rise of Gambino manga archive.)
As a God has his followers (whom he most likely just employs, and writes off as a tax deductable after killing half in an event)
A Goddess must have her followers, and they must have purpose. What better purpose than to promise a vampire a chance to live the rest of their days in darkness by helping them achieve the goal? Feeding whenever, Living where-ever. The age of the vampire.
But with her suspects unappreciated by her, how long can Lunaris go without a vampiric revolt?
One way or another, I cannot see the Don Kuro lasting much longer.
Without anymore delay, I'm off to go find The Bifrost.
TIN's gonna go have fun while ol' grump Cresento is away. whee
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So, let's start from the begining. Gambino, with outstretched hands laughs manically (for no reason?), is shot (for no reason?), and his tower falls (for no reason?) onto the von helsons (for no reason?).
All questions will be answered in this thread.
For some reason, Gaia decided to start our manga like this. With alot of confusion, and assumptions, from the very start. With a plot that was left unattended to or held any known relevance until recent events started to occur. But the fact of the matter is, is that Johnny was a God. I've had my assumptions, but the manga has already clearly shown that Gods can die. (poor meili)
Johnny K. Gambino was formerly known as Appolus, God of the Sun. My only assumption as of the reason he became human was for the sake of love. The love of his wife.
Though we know very little about Johnny Gambino's past, and how he became the most powerful man on Gaia. I think the answer is quite simple. He's was a God, and was destined for greatness.
So why was he basking in the sunlight so high in the clouds, so close to the sun? Well now, you tell me. wink
:edit: It's been confirmed that Johnny was a titan, or has a titan bloodline. By definition, a titan means "elder god". It also means that he was halfly born of a descendant of heaven, and halfly of a descendant of earth. This still means that Johnny could be Appolus, or atleast a descendant of him. Proof is on page 13 of "Beast".
Lunaris is the Goddess of the Moon, but some of you might know her as the picture framed woman from "Heir to Darkness". Who is also the mother of Luca, the leader of the Don Kuro.
My reasons for assuming that the picture framed woman and Lunaris are the same is because of all the similarities to her son. First, his pet is an owl, a nocturnal animal. Secondly, hence the title "Heir to Darkness"...
(so this is probably who tried to hire the first assassination upon Johnny's head)
...As Gino would be the "Heir to Light". Which also helps show where the plot will be going to.
An old age rivalry, if not even full out war, between two familys, two religions, two Gods.
And this is why the tower fell. Because an heir to light could still hold the power if he was near the sun, high up in the clouds.
Which reminds me, since Overseer and Sentinel have been hanging around with Gino has anyone else noticed the change? Remember how bad he was before he was on the airship and before he started hanging around former Gods more often? And now... how much he's beginning to act like his father. It's more than just Gino growing up. It's Gino slowly learning his purpose on Gaia. Destiny has it that "No heir of mine (Johnny's) will be anything less than a marvel. If he doesn't surpass his old man's accomplishments tenfold, I'll tan his hide. Bwahahaha!" (reference from the fourth page of the Rise of Gambino manga archive.)
As a God has his followers (whom he most likely just employs, and writes off as a tax deductable after killing half in an event)
A Goddess must have her followers, and they must have purpose. What better purpose than to promise a vampire a chance to live the rest of their days in darkness by helping them achieve the goal? Feeding whenever, Living where-ever. The age of the vampire.
But with her suspects unappreciated by her, how long can Lunaris go without a vampiric revolt?
One way or another, I cannot see the Don Kuro lasting much longer.
:edit: Possible vampiric revolt against don kuro now has proof on last pages of "Loyalty".
Without anymore delay, I'm off to go find The Bifrost.
TIN's gonna go have fun while ol' grump Cresento is away. whee
