The end of Stranger's Wrath; analysis
So let's see if I got this right. The ending was a little confusing for me.
Glukkons (like Sekto... Sekto was a Glukkon, right?) are actually parasitic, octopus-like-creatures who use animals (like the elder steef) as hosts so that they can move around out of the water...? Is that right? |
Ahh, I just noticed there is already a thread like this 0_o
Oops. Well, that doesn't mean we still can't analyze the ending! Does it? |
Nope, but you are close. Sekto is an Octigi, a creature on the same liniage as the Glukkons. The Glukkons have complete bodies, while Octigi had apparently evolved beyond the need for a body and are simply small, skittering calamari.
http://www.depthsofoddworld.com/imag...s/SGlukkon.jpg Glukkon external anatomy. |
The picture you linked to does not appear to depict tentacles, but a pair of scrawny legs. Sekto had tentacles. Unless I am somehow looking at the image incorrectly... :X
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Whoops, sorry for the double post.
The answer to your post is down that-a-way, Yaysteef. | | | V |
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Sekto is an Octigi. http://www.depthsofoddworld.com/imag...rod_octigi.jpg Those little creatures on the bottom and the guy on the right were the only concepts released for the Octigi. |
Ah, but alas, you are right! Octigi...huh. Thanks for the info there.
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Yeah, I know. It's strange to look at a Glukkon and then at an Octigi and say, "Huh. These guys are related?"
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