The One King

Kranach · **Posted:** Sat Mar 28, 2009 10:46 pm

Supposedly Tierkreis is a part of the Suikoden Infinity? Meaning that the original Suikoden world is somewhere out there in the infinity. So you could only defeat the one king with the power of the 12 chronicles combined. But what if the one king was ever to destroy the Suikoden world we all know? Do they have their own true chronicle? I mean that would explain why there are different races in the Suikoden world, with worlds fusing. Is the power of the 27 True Runes way enough to beat the The One King? So I guess since The One King was beaten in Tierkreis the events in the original Suikoden world happened later, because they can normally live their lives without fearing the advent of the one king?

Runemaster · **Posted:** Sun Mar 29, 2009 5:58 am

Kranach wrote:

Supposedly Tierkreis is a part of the Suikoden Infinity? Meaning that the original Suikoden world is somewhere out there in the infinity

I don't think so. It was set in a 'parallel world' and I believe TRUE Suikoden doesn't belong to the Infinity.

patapi · **Joined:** Sat Jun 12, 2004 3:55 pm **Posts:** 2454

Technically, every Suikoden world known to us so far belongs to this Infinity (aka the Million Worlds). Which regrettably include the main world featured in the numbered Suikoden titles.

There are others like the World of Wings and Scales, and Yuber/Yohn's world which don't exactly resemble the ones featured in Tierkreis, too.

Perhaps the 27 True Runes are the representation of the main world's True Chronicle? We know that they don't have the assume the form of a book, like the Chronicle of Sacred Twin Blades.

Raww Le Klueze · **Joined:** Sat Jun 26, 2004 1:38 am **Posts:** 1376

Except this "infinity" crap is nothing like what the Million Worlds were supposed to be.

Runemaster · **Posted:** Sun Mar 29, 2009 7:25 am

I'm a little confused between 'universe' and 'worlds'. It is said it occurred in a universe parallel to the true and original world.. So if what we state here is true then it is only a world away instead of a universe.

I hate this.

Kranach · **Posted:** Sun Mar 29, 2009 10:42 am

The True Runes being the true chronicle would make sense, cause the True Runes have will of their own, it records history of it's past owner, and can even show the future at least to Luc. That is a lot of chronicles. Even TOK will have a hard time descending. Collecting all 27 True Runes, Harmonia was not even close.

JanusThePaladin · **Posted:** Mon Mar 30, 2009 9:46 pm

Runemaster wrote:

I'm a little confused between 'universe' and 'worlds'. It is said it occurred in a universe parallel to the true and original world.. So if what we state here is true then it is only a world away instead of a universe.

I hate this.

i believe in this context world and universe are synonymous.

Runemaster · **Posted:** Mon Mar 30, 2009 11:57 pm

Hmm.. Trying to believe it makes things clearer.

Having 27 true Runes in a world probably means a really, really large and old world.

It's just that it provides more of power than memories.

patapi · **Joined:** Sat Jun 12, 2004 3:55 pm **Posts:** 2454

The Chronicles embody different kinds of powers as well, with Endless Travel and Tatau Council being some of the obvious ones. i.e. creating Gateways and sealing other Chronicles' powers respectively.

Oppenheimer · **Posted:** Tue Mar 31, 2009 9:37 am

Spoilers for the new DS game are not allowed outside of the designated forums. Moving.

suikodian · **Joined:** Wed Sep 17, 2008 3:06 pm **Posts:** 113

Raww Le Klueze wrote:

Except this "infinity" crap is nothing like what the Million Worlds were supposed to be.

I second you here Raww Le Klueze. The chronicles were somewhat interesting but the infinity is totally crap. Also, I do not believe that the 27 True Runes and the Chronicles can exist in the same universe.

Have you all forgotten about the origin of the 27 True Runes and the fight between the "Sword" and "Shield"?

Quote:

In the beginning, there was "darkness."
Then, the "darkness" shed a "tear."
From that "tear," the brothers Sword and Shield were born.
Shield claimed it could defend against any attack.
Sword claimed it could slice through anything.
The brothers began a legendary battle.
At the end, both Sword and Shield shattered.
Sword became the sky, Shield became the earth, and the sparks from the battle became the stars.
As for the jewels, they fell to the ground and became the True Runes--The runes that all other runes were born from.

Being the backbone of the Suikoden World that allows the existence of the universe, True Runes are the Gods of the suikoden world

source: http://www.suikosource.com/history/truerunes/

Runemaster · **Posted:** Fri Apr 03, 2009 2:10 am

Did the last line also come from the Old Book of Suikoden?

patapi · **Joined:** Sat Jun 12, 2004 3:55 pm **Posts:** 2454

No. That line is a commentary.

On that note, what is the Million Worlds (basically a direct translation of what the Japanese team officially dubbed as "Infinity") supposed to be actually?

Has this actually been discussed in detail before, beyond mere glimpse of random assortments of worlds like the World of Emptiness, World of Wings and Scales, Viki's homeworld, etc?

Runemaster · **Posted:** Fri Apr 03, 2009 8:24 am

Then we shouldn't base the facts in comments and it's safe to say that
"Being the backbone of the Suikoden World that allows the existence of the universe, True Runes are the Gods of the suikoden world"
is an unconfirmed statement and as of the moment, it's best to consider it falsehood as of now.

amelia108 · **Posted:** Fri Apr 17, 2009 7:40 pm

what i hate most about this is how small it makes the 27 true runes seem comparatively. blah.

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