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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
* Ruined Phenomenon Gomorioth is the most powerful attack used by [[Aion|Aion Type-Alpha II]] and its copies in Sen no Kiseki III and IV. It is a recreation of the original Aion Type-Alpha's | * Ruined Phenomenon Gomorioth is the most powerful attack used by [[Aion|Aion Type-Alpha II]] and its copies in Sen no Kiseki III and IV. It is a recreation of the original Aion Type-Alpha's attack which was used to destroy Garrelia Fortress. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* This attack functions similarly in gameplay to [[Demiourgos|Azure Demiourgos']] Spacetime Collapse, resulting in an immediate game over if it's allowed to complete. | * This attack functions similarly in gameplay to [[Demiourgos|Azure Demiourgos']] Spacetime Collapse, resulting in an immediate game over if it's allowed to complete. | ||
[[Category:Christianity] [[Category:Sen no Kiseki Enemy Crafts]] | [[Category:Christianity]] [[Category:Sen no Kiseki Enemy Crafts]] |
Latest revision as of 12:10, 19 July 2022
Ruined Phenomenon Gomorioth
Origin: | Christian Demonology |
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Japanese: | 滅象ゴモリオス |
Appears In: | Sen no Kiseki III-IV |
Origin
The name is a corruption of Gomory (aka Gremory), a demon from Renaissance-era grimoires.
Appearances
- Ruined Phenomenon Gomorioth is the most powerful attack used by Aion Type-Alpha II and its copies in Sen no Kiseki III and IV. It is a recreation of the original Aion Type-Alpha's attack which was used to destroy Garrelia Fortress.
Trivia
- This attack functions similarly in gameplay to Azure Demiourgos' Spacetime Collapse, resulting in an immediate game over if it's allowed to complete.