History Fridge / AsurasWrath

*** Or he just didn't care.

* Chakravartin says that everything that he has done (making the Gohma, giving the Gods the ideas for defeating it, etc.) was to choose his heir so that he can go on and find other worlds for his guidance. What if he has done it before, and Earth is merely the latest planet he's pulled his plan on?

* Why do the Gohma have gold blood (and turn gold as their corpses disappear) despite their colors for everything else being black and red? [[spoiler:Because they aren't actually the creations of Gaea-they're Chakravartin's, and his power is predominantly gold-colored when he uses it. As the Gohma die, the magic making them up returns to it's original form.]]
* Asura's personality becomes somewhat more balanced after [[spoiler: having the Karma Fortress Mantra Reactor implanted because it exposes him to non-Wrath Mantra.]]

* When Asura and Yasha fight in Episode 21, Yasha is ''insanely'' powerful, despite [[spoiler: ripping out his own Mantra Reactor and giving it to Asura]]. How did he become that powerful? His Mantra affinity is Melancholy. [[spoiler: He's dying, and he knows it, so he's at his most melancholy in the entire game]]. It's no coincidence that when he's finally satisfied and smiling, that [[spoiler: this is the moment he dies]].
* During a flashback, Asura is shown saying that [[spoiler: he has no idea what to do when his daughter cries, except to punch the face of who or whatever is causing her to cry.]] At the end of the game, what is he doing? [[spoiler: REPEATEDLY PUNCHING GOD IN THE FACE.]]
* Fridge Sadness or Heartwarming, perhaps? [[spoiler: During the opening of the final episode, Asura commandeers a Shinkoku battleship to soar into space to challenge Chakravartin. These battleships have been shown to require a sizable demigod crew, and Asura doesn't have his own unique craft or any known servants. In other words, it's implied that the leaderless remnants of the Shinkoku demigod armies are rallying behind Asura for one last defense of their beloved home - and consider Asura's battle strategy more or less entails catching Chakravartin's first attack head-on, they probably knew that it was a suicide mission, but did it anyways.]]
* It seems strange that the world would be [[spoiler: governed by eight mantras that are all largely negative emotions. Until you remember that in HinduMythology, the Asura race were the embodiment of all of negative emotions. It's the Devas, who are above the Asura, who get to embody positive emotions.]]
* Asura and Augus both have blank white eyes. In Augus' case, it's because he's blind, unlike Asura who can see perfectly. This doesn't make sense, until you realize that Asura, in a way, is also blind. To be precise, he's blinded by rage.
* So, why do the humans not have subtitles to tell the player what they're saying? Because Asura doesn't know what they're saying. After 12,000 years, the language has changed to the point that he has know idea what they're saying, and neither does the player by extension.

* According to some of Asura's line to the Golden Spider this doesn't seem to be the first time he [[spoiler: entered his Berserker form.]] Then what the hell drove him over the edge in the past?

*** We don't know that for sure, but we do here him say that he was destroyed and reset the planet when the results don't satisfy him. Do we even want imagine how many times he's done that, given that he's shown he'll do it as many times as he feels necessary and he has the patience to wait thousands of years. It's a terrifying thought.

*** They maybe used Augus Septentrion ship. Considering it lies crashed on the moon in the lost episode 2 the landing probably wasn't very soft. Probably because Augus was blind.

* To some, Deus' [[FightingWithChucks weapon of choice might seem a bit odd]], but that's until you realise that they are based of the Vajra which can mean [[ShockAndAwe thunderbolt]].

*** Then it starts entering FridgeHorror territory. [[spoiler:Could it be that Vlitra used to be a Guardigan General that used the Wrath mantra prior to Asura and lost himself to his wrath but never got out of it, and in the end becoming the Golden Spiders pawn?]]

* Why is Asura so much weaker than the Seven Deities until he gets really fucking pissed enough to trigger a burst and then knock them apart with a few punches? Because unlike everyone else in the Seven (save Augus, possibly) he ''never received a Mantra reactor'' when the Seven ascended. This isn't apparent until the DLC, where Yasha opens Asura's chest to reveal that he doesn't have a reactor, whereas Yasha does. That's why every battle Asura is involved in is an uphill struggle; until he gets angry enough that his Affinity for Wrath lets him draw on enough power to match his opponent, he's just not able to fight them evenly.

* Drawing on the above, how are Asura and Yasha able to defeat Deus despite his overwhelming power? Deus' Mantra Affinity is Pride. By constantly and continuously hitting him over and over, they keep ''wounding his pride'' and thus reducing how much Mantra he can pull. That's why Yasha has such a hard time against Deus in Episode 15.5, because Deus was still extremely powerful and thus Yasha's attacks did nothing, fueling his pride and making him even stronger.

* Chakravartin says that everything that he has done (making the Gohma, giving the Gods the ideas for defeating it, etc.) was to chose his heir so that he can go on and find other worlds for his guidance. What if he has done it before, and Earth is merely the latest planet he's pulled his plan on?

* Speaking of Augus, how in the world does he fight so well if he's blind?

** Strada and Durga are non-combat demigods. They only have extended lifespans. They don't use Mantra much at all, so their blood isn't orange from saturated Mantra.

** The first thing someone thinks of when they see a statue of someone famous who looks like them is not "Holy shit that guy is me!" It is usually "That statue looks kind of like me. That's funny."

* Asura and Augus both have blank white eyes. In Augus' case, it's because he's blind, unlike Asura who can see perfectly. This doesn't make sense, until you realize that Asura, in a way, is also blind. To be precise, he's blinded with wrath.

* It seems strange that the world would be [[spoiler: governed by eight mantras that are all largely negative emotions. Until you remember that in HinduMythology, the Asura race were the embodiment of all of negative emotions. It's the Devas, who are above the Asura, who get to embody positive emotions.]]

* Fridge Sadness or Heartwarming, perhaps? During the opening of the final episode, Asura commandeers a Shinkoku battleship to soar into space to challenge Chakravartin. These battleships have been shown to require a sizable demigod crew, and Asura doesn't have his own unique craft or any known servants. In other words, it's implied that the leaderless remnants of the Shinkoku demigod armies are rallying behind Asura for one last defense of their beloved home - and consider Asura's battle strategy more or less entails catching Chakravartin's first attack head-on, they probably knew that it was a suicide mission.

* According to some of Asura's line to the Golden Spider this does'nt seem to be the first time he [[spoiler: entered his Berserker form.]] Then what the hell drove him over the edge in the past?

*** They maybee used Augus Septentrion ship. Considering it lies crashed on the moon in the lost episode 2 the landing probably wasn't wery soft. Probably because Augus was blind.

* Why did [[spoiler:Chakravartin loose to Asura when he is described as omnipotent? He is The Creator, he only sucks at destroying.]]

* The similarities between [[spoiler: Berserker Asura and Vlithra's Core]] seem to just make the latter a MirrorBoss. But then you remember [[spoiler: that Vlitra is [[GaiasVengeance the will of the planet driven made by rage at Humanity and Demigods]], and Asura's Mantra affinity is '''Wrath'''. They possess similar forms because they share the same mantra affinity: Wrath.]]

* Why did Emperor Strada bleed red blood if he's a demigod like the rest? Shouldn't it be glowing orange blood?

*** They maybee used Augus Septentrion ship. Considering it lies crashed on the moon in the lost episode 2 the landing probably wasn't wery soft.

* It seems funny to most people that as Asura is killing Kalrow he says "I tire of hearing about the world" when he is doing so much to protect until you realize he's not saying that he doesn't care about the world, but that he's tired of hearing the pathetic justifications that the demigods are using to explain away their cruelty to humanity.