#Fenrir Nexomon

[tulipsnflowers]

Introducing.... Children of Omnicron tyrant form redesigns!

I mostly combined n1 and n2 + Just some small changes I like, and I made them more animal I guess.. ? All of them individually, as well as a silly height chart and thoughts below

Just some thoughts here:

Grunda-

Grunda's colors are a bit confusing because they changed his elemtal colors in between, so I made them the same as Metta's

I gave him lil colored spikes to spice it up AND because Nadine has them, I figured it might be cute if that's why Ventra has them,cuz Grunda is Cool. Not that she'd admit it

Ventra-

MORE RAPTOR THANK GOD. She's so weirdly humanoid??? Ross said he should be avian, that is not avian, she is raptor

I know she has golden eyes but like... She's the only one with them? It causes a bit of a color bleeding problem because she has an eye ribbon, but I'm sure it's fine

Fona-

I removed his emo phase. Seriously, why is he the only one without white?

Also Metta's ribbon is red and his glow is red but we made his lava... yellow? Quickly fixed that one-

I gave him that horse blank thingy for spicing up- He's the more horse-like between him and Deena

Nara-

I made her antlers more Deer-like. Because my friend thinks they're ears. So. Antlers.

There, she KINDA has a 3rd flower, only outlined. But it's there. Oh and that under her eye is a scar. Because she has it according to me, because it's something she had in n1 and then not in n2 so I got creative

I also made her paws white to be more hoof-like. Just overall small things I like

Arqua-

WHERE DID HER BACK FINS GO IN N2?????? She lost her legs. The heck-

Other than that they changed her colors quite a bit, even if not noticeably, otherwise I combined the 2 designs to the best of my ability

OH and Metta's ribbon is so diluted for her. The heck, her water is so much brighter-

Luxa-

So originally I made him bigger. I realized Metta would be a literal spot on the canvas, so uh, just a touch smaller

I like the n1 one more- again where do fins keep going?? I liked his dragon-esk features!

I used Metta's ribbon colors, but I made the purple just a bit brighter

Metta-

Him and his forms from here, though I haven't thought about them much so up for interpretation

Mostly took ribbon colors and changed them, because they're all very desaturated, if this is his whole gimmick, at least do it right!

Glass ball. Please get a new form in n3

I didn't do Solus because it varies from person to person almost? Like, I certainly don't imagine @/nayvwriter 's Hope and my Ariel (not written yet) to look the same in tyrant form, so it really really depends.

Even small things such as main animal focus can and should change so probably not gonna make one till JV releases n3, at least.

On that note, here's a funny height chart

What are they feeding Luxa?

[hug-kiss-marry-kill]

[nayvwriter]

Hello there! For the Nexomon ask- Fenrir/Fona?

(nexomon spoilers)

Okay, so I did some research for this, which mostly meant looking at every single appearance of Fenrir ever. Mostly N1, but also N2.

What I got was really confused. I got really confused. Mostly because I ended up looking at the other CoO too? And everything got all mixed up.

But if we just look at Fenrir... there is something there. I feel like he's almost... bored? He hasn't seen a truly strong human since Ulzar, and it's getting repetitive. There's no point always being at the top, kind of thing.

Fenrir has this thing about strength. He likes and respects those who are strong. This is backed up by... gestures at most of the stuff he says, both in N1 and N2. I am willing to provide quotes if you really want them.

He won't start a fight he can't win, either, but he definitely likes to test N1 protag to see if they're truly strong. He likes an opponent, I guess? But a fair opponent, and there aren't many of those around.

By the time of N2, he's obviously not getting into many fights himself, but he still shows an appreciation for strength - he specifically says he likes Jin because of his "ambition and strength" and calls the protagonist out on being a bronze tamer.

So yeah, Fenrir knows he's strong, but he's been one of the strongest for centuries (and he can't exactly go around fighting his siblings). Been there. Done that. Bored. He's looking for a new challenger.

That's my best interpretation, anyway.

[thespectralkitsune]

Did you guys think I was done with him yet?

[glitchven]

Some MORE nexomon doodles

[yhhunt]

Rr-r-reaaady, goooo~

The first post has gone! Trying out working with markers)

There's another one art with Fenrir, waiting in the bins)

[ser1x-serin]

Fenrir/Fona as a sin of wrath,baby!!! I change his horse design into a goat, cuz….why not{will draw more of him later}

.also overseer jack brain rot is getting out of control. I need helpಥ_ಥ

[chaos-era]

fenrir :D thought a bounty hunter would make sense for him, especially since he probably doesn't want to get caught in the same place for very long (can't possibly imagine why).

ive been doing the CoO in order but Deena won't be apart of the group. she'll be w/ Selena and Solus later on :3

[player-1]

Nexolord & co. shenanigans (Nexomon 1)

It's honestly been a long time coming, though mostly for the nostalgia and hype for Nexomon 3, but I figured I would look back in the story for any context clues to Nexolord/Metta's personality and abilities mentioned from his siblings, Overseers, or anyone unlucky enough to get on his bad side. Obviously it's going to be a massive list (with some spoilers for to Micromon and Extinction), but here goes!

First off, there's no real timeline on how long Metta's been Nexolord or when he started his Omnicron revival plan into action, but I'll put in a generous estimate of 2-3 years before the main story since he already put way too much fear into people's hearts to go against his authority until MC went ham on his master plan. Same goes for him commissioning MC's parents to build the resurrection machine and revive Omnicron for real.

For Overseers, I would assume that ex-Nexolord Remus originally had Hilda, Khan, and Jack until Metta took the title (and adding five more to spread out his influence). But it's also funny to assume that Metta indirectly assigned his siblings/Champions to a certain Overseer that either complement or conflict their personalities...You know, for shits and giggles. -Fenrir/Fona -> Ivan & Ira (Fiery spirit and moderately irrational) -Nadine/Ventra -> Remus (Unstoppable force vs. Immovable object) -Merida/Arqua -> Hendrick (90% charm and 10% backstabber) -Zetta/Luxa -> Spencer (Snotty rich kid with inflated ego) -Ulrich/Grunda -> Jack (Reliable leader but goes against authority to protect his people (Mostly connected to Netherworld Ulrich)) Nexolord/Metta -> Glacia (Cold-blooded tactician with an extreme ego trip) -Deena/Nara -> Khan ("Subtly" associating the family traitor as a wild savage who only cares about the world and harmony over complete authority...Harsh, even for a kids game)

Metta's childhood in the Frozen Tundra was already going to be shrouded in mystery from the get-go (and obviously exclude flashbacks in-game to avoid spoiling his identity), but he left a pretty deep impact on the three people he interacted with in the past (Glacia, Juliet, and Malk). -First, Juliet's a fangirl for him, so much so that she'll completely ignore his plan to destroy humanity if it meant getting a sliver of attention from him or one-up Glacia as Overseer. She also believes that he's a vampire (either when they were kids or into adulthood) and regularly reads cheesy YA vampire novels that she "accidentally" leaves on her kitchen table for someone to notice. -Glacia is 110% loyal to Metta and will gladly brag to anyone she meets on how she's the most "true and loyal Overseer" there is. Also, she's the only Overseer who's aware that the Champions are Omnicron's children (minus Remus figuring it out through context clues), so she somehow earned Metta's trust to learn that fact as well (though whether she knew Metta's true form too is up for debate). -Finally Malk "I taught [the Nexolord] everything I know" Micromon is either the best/worst person to be Metta's tutor (re: legit father-figure) to make him become the little tyrant he is now. Whether it's to fuel Metta's already-burning hatred for humans (being a sentient AI that destroyed Project Pixekai in revenge of the programmers who created him), teaching him useful skills to gain control over others as a leader (master manipulator, master technician, and more!), or giving Metta the emotional support he never had from his siblings or dad (headcanons galore!). Also love the little gimmick that Malk's name isn't shown to the MC since he doesn't properly introduce himself to them; only Metta calls him by name once when they're the only ones in a room or during Malk's last hurrah speech before MC fights Omnicron and disappearing for good. Also, Malk mentions meeting a younger Nexolord/Metta sometime after busting out of Pixekai and adjusting to human life, so he might've tried disguising himself long before they teamed up. Now I want to know if Metta first learned that Malk wasn't human or vice versa, but I would love to know what babey Nexolord looked like before he went anime villain mode. :)

Metta definitely was the one who gave his siblings their fake Champion names, mostly on the joke of Fona/Fenrir being Metta's guard-dog for a good chunk of the story (even accompanying him to Grunda's grave and keep a eye on Overseer Jack for the excavation). Besides that, it makes sense for Metta to have every opportunity to make a jab at his siblings and put them in their place in the current hierarchy. -Fenrir: Marsh/Fen-dweller, Norse mythos wolf that would bring disaster during Ragnarok and was bound by a chain shaped like a silk ribbon. [Similar motif to Nexomon Fenrir to have giant prison cuffs on his wrists and collar-like design on his shirt.] -Nadine: Hope (French), messenger/admonitory or showerer of blessings (Arabic), "the courage of a bear" (Russian) [Latter fits cause of her assigned Overseer being Remus and her tendency to put combat first over talking.] -Merida: Pearl (Mairead, Celtic), "one who achieved a high place of honor" (Latin), "a chaste girl" or "like a mother" (Persian) [Persian seems more ironic since Merida's nice when she gets attention but throws a major hissy fit if embarrassed or mocked.] -Zetta: Inquiry or quest (Greek ztsis), "a person that is intellectually curious and has a thirst for knowledge" [Mostly ironic since Zetta's dumb as a brick and has a love for shiny things.] -Ulrich: Noble or regal ruler, noble/rich heritage (Old German) [Grunda never had the chance to get a Champion name (until Netherworld), but it's interesting how his Nightmare makes him the ruler/guardian of Solus Desert and protects his people from the big bad Nexolord Remus...At least he got his priorities straight?] -Deena: Valley, church leader, spear ruler (Hebrew/Old English/Old German); "compromising, passive, and more likely to stay in the background rather than front and center" (myfirstname.rocks) [Even if she was a major part of Ulzar's fame, Deena keeps herself as inconspicuous as possible to ensure the MC's success too. Definitely didn't want to be caught up in the family drama again, you know? :)]

It is somewhat confirmed in the Netherworld end-story that Nexonium/Nexomite is more commonly found in the literal afterlife than in the normal world (and stupidly expensive too), and it also has the ability to incapacitate any Nexomon in its vicinity (when powered by a NexoCore) or keep a Nightmare running without a Warden to guard it. So who's to say that Metta used Nexonium to create the Nexocore, easily violating Ziegler's rule of keeping the dead dead and creating a power source that won't get traced back to him (you know, since he commissioned MC's parents to make it?). And it also shows that Metta had Nexonium stowed away in his old house, most likely studying its components in there or in the bunker.

And last but not least, it's not exactly confirmed if Metta actually sacrificed himself to revive Omnicron like the rest of Champions; he doesn't have a personal Nightmare like the other four (+Grunda/Ulrich), and you only get to find Metta's true form after the Netherworld story (ie. Killing Omnicron for real, dooming the current Nexomon species to extinction, and making a bridge between the Netherworld and real world to finish loose ends). Speaking of bridge, it's also confirmed in Extinction that just after MC destroyed Omnicron's soul, Venefelis was unleashed with the single goal to kill Hilda; unintentionally serving as the bridge for the Nexomon War and the future to come in Nexomon: Extinction. ...Also the MC (The Ghost of Nexomon Past) gets Metta's jacket and was buried in it pre-Extinction, so I'm betting the madlad did the blanket dog trick and it somehow worked against the MC and Nara. I mean, Metta's about the size of a bowling ball (five-pin/duckpin maybe?) so he might've had a chance to pull it off when MC was distracted by Omnicron and he just assumed the guy was gone for good.

Anywho, that's all I have for now, hope you enjoyed!

[thecrimsondragon]

I saw a meme of this and had the dumbest idea

[winterpower98]

It's Winter's insane rambling O'clock!

I just finished a game. For context, I've been trying a few Pokémon-esque games in the past months. The last two I finished are sagas called Nexomon and Nexomon Extinction, respectively.

And they have become my 2nd favorite monster-catching game (sorry, Pokémon is still 1st).

I like the story, the Mons all have fun designs, but the characters are what I like the most.

You have yourself, the standard protagonist, and a bunch of co-protagonists with various levels of screen time. But the second most important characters are the enemies, because you don't have a rival like in Pokémon, your adversaries are the legendary Mon of this game.

They all have various personalities, which is what makes them the most appealing to me (Fenrir/Fona being my favorite), and there are 7 of them. Like the deadly sins? No, wrong, like the Pokémon types: Fona - fire Arqua - water Ventra - wind Luxa - electric Grunda - ground mineral Neta - nature And the 7th one who is probably normal/beast type but never had a name which pisses me off so much.

Anyway, 1st game, the story is pretty close to a normal Pokémon game. Bad guys want to ruin humanity, so what do you do? You kill them, of course.

Now, the second game it's why I actually like both so much. In it, 2 more types were added: Psychic and Ghost

The game picks up a while after the first one, and your protagonist is not the same as in game 1. BUT SURPRISE YOU GET TO MEET YOUR OG PROTAGONIST

AS A GHOST

THAT'S RIGHT YOUR PAST SELF IS FUCKING DEAD And from the looks of it, it wasn't from old age.

But anyway, despite that, you get to meet the past characters too, mainly, the 6 legendaries I mentioned before (one of which was on the human's side all along, but that's a long story to explain). But they are also ghosts, because like I said, you killed them in game 1. But you're not the same protagonist from game 1 (they're dead also remember), so the 5 baddies and 1 traitor are kinda friendly to you. Mainly because the world is going to hell because massive Mons called Tyrant are wreaking havoc as they wage a war between themselves.

But that's fine, because you got a solution to that. You got your own Tyrant egg, and you can use it for good.

So you, the orphan that just almost got killed by a dragon (also long story, don't worry), can fix the world you live in by just collecting the powers of the past legendary.

Ezzey

EXCEPT

And I really think you guys should play the two games before you keep reading.

THE EGG IS WORTH SHIT BECAUSE ITS A FAKE

And all that power you were collecting? It's in you now motherfucker

Because you're not human, you are the new sovereign of the nexomon, born from the legendary of nature herself, aka your best friend from game 1.

So now you have an even better solution EXCEPT Your boss has gone a bit cray cray and has a lab-made Mon ready to kill you.

But it's fine, of course, everything ends up being fine, because this would be a very different type of game if it didn't

BUT THE KICKER IS To defeat this lab monster, who was first normal type then evolved into ghost type btw, you BECOME THE LEGENDARY OF PHYSICH AKA THE BOX ART LEGENDARY.

You kill this monster, but then you revive him (you have the power of controlling life btw, another long story) because in all of this you are just fucking 12. And as a child, you have been through so much in this game and have become the new ruler of an entire, super-powerful species of creatures. But you're also still an orphanage kid who grew up being bullied, and now you found out that you have family. And not just any family, the fucking legendary themselves.

And in the post-game, you can catch the legendaries from the previous game, and you even get a small cutscene with all of them. And then you fight and\or catch them. One of which being, your god damn mother.

AND IN MY MIND AND HEART YOU DON'T FIGHT THESE 6 YOU GET A GOD DAMN HUG BECAUSE THE KID FUCKING NEEDS IT

Thank you for coming to my insane TED Talk. I finished the second game literally 2 minutes before I started writing this.

If you like Pokémon but don't want to spend 60$ for it, go play these two games please.

[wallflowerlovesfrogs]

So I’ve gotten a little bit farther in the game (currently in Lydia’s village chasing after her mad dragon). The lore hasn’t all clicked together yet but I think it will soon(?) and then I will finally understand why this poor mute child protagonist is wanted by bandits and was given a Tyrant egg.

Also shoutout to Fenrir, I was surprised to see him in Extinction. Are the others trapped in shrines too, I wonder?

He’s so pissy at the past protagonist too it’s hilarious. I want to reunite the ghosts and watch them bicker.

I have been avoiding the channels marked as spoiler in the Nexomon discord (and tbh the discord as a whole) until I beat the game and am able to safely enter without immediately being bombarded by late game knowledge.

Also, DRAGONS. I love ‘em. They all look so cool and I caught a wind type nexomon that I think is a smaller dragon.

[nayvwriter]

Have a piece of writing I found in my drafts.

Nexomon Extinction Spoilers:

They'd taken multiple family photos. The first they'd taken at the orphanage, so it had the building in the background.

Far left was Fenrir, with a charred hat on his head – Zetta had plonked it on to hide the horns, and Fenrir had reflexively set it on fire because Zetta had not warned him. It still managed to make Fenrir look vaguely normal, though if you looked closely you might see the fire in his eyes. He wore a faint smirk on his face, but there was a trace of a smile.

Next to him was Nadine. She'd let her hair down and it was blowing out behind her, despite it not being a windy day. She'd taken her cape off, too, so all in all she didn't look quite so much like she was trying to cosplay her Tyrant form.

Far right was Zetta, a few sparks floating around him – but they could just be considered a trick of the light on the photo. He'd tried, but he was just too excited to stop sparking. He'd taken his visor off too, but he was grinning so much you could barely see his eyes.

Next in from the right was Merida, one of the most practised at looking 'normal'. Though the others had insisted that she not put on her 'happy little volleyball player' façade, so her expression was a little awkward, not quite knowing how to smile.

In the middle were Deena, on the left with her hair down, and Ulrich on the right – better known as the Mentor to some. Both wore proud smiles on their faces, looking at the centrepiece of the photo. Luke, their child – Deena their mother by birth, and Ulrich the one who'd raised them. Luke had said they considered them both their parents, just in different ways.

All in all, it was a nearly normal family photo, which was quite an accomplishment for the Primordial Tyrants.

The others? Not so much.

[thespectralkitsune]

I. LOVE. THIS. MAN.

[glitchven]

This is literally me whenever he shows up

[yhhunt]

Champion of fire.

The Undying Fire.

Amaranth - immortality in the language of flowers.