#dod1

[ghxstshxrk]

“furiae, you have returned to me”

[sainct]

CAIM DRAKENGARD V2.0

[larunart]

Scanned some DoD / Drakengard doodles from my sketchbook and decided to play around with the colors!

Might continue one or more of them, I really like the idea of illustrating the death scene of Angelus and Caim.

[voicelikeabell]

Little caim I made for an upcoming drakenier art market :)

[dt75artblog]

BURN IN A BASIN OF FIRE

[es0rez]

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[renposter]

[grimoireroseart]

“Perish.”

[syd-beads4evac]

“the angel's price is paid, I burn atop a bizarre plate”

[temporaryapathy]

caim sketch

[nightwalking-fae]

Felt like making Abaddon a holy dragon form referencing legnas holy dragon form since his was the best example

[irregularjohnnywiggins]

Okay, thing that just occured to me about Drakengard 1: At the end of Chapter 1 Verse 9, Angelus tells Caim directly:

And, the thing is, she's... right. It's part of the commentary Drakengard 1 makes on the nature of violence, that violence for violence's sake inevitably leads to death. In every Ending except A, Caim remains unchanging right up until the end, obsessed with inflicting as much suffering on the Empire as possible, and in every Ending except A he encounters something infinitely stronger than him and dies because all he can do is kill or be killed. And Furiae also has a part in this as well - the opening cinematic clearly shows that the only thing that can even temporarily draw Caim out of his violence-fueled worldview is Furiae being in danger, and so the fact that she dies in every route is symbolic because it dooms Caim to death, as well - all he is at the start is protector and killer, and now that the thing he protects is gone all that is left is the killing. The only thing that saves Caim in Ending A is that he finds something else aside from hatred to live on - Angelus herself.

[dt75artblog]

call not the watchers' names

[7marichan7]

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[des-thefox]

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