This shadowy form of Shio accompanies the creature, attempting to stem its destruction with her own abilities. It’s up to the 1st Unit to defeat it before it grows into its final form.ĭue to Shio being connected with Nova at the end of the game, she is reborn on Earth with this new Arius Nova. Some of the Nova fragments Soma had been gathering to destroy had escaped and taken an Aragami form. Soma heads to the Outer Wall to investigate and confirm its existence. An second Nova has been born on Earth, and we get to watch it devour a Vajra and take on some of its properties after devouring its core. The new content begins with God Eaters discovering an anomalous Bias Field. During this additional story, Shio made an appearance here too, saving his life when a Dyaus Pita was about to kill him. Lindow is back after the incident that led to an Aragami infection and development of an Aragami arm. God Eater Resurrection’s new arc takes place after the God Eater Burst arc, which means we have a nearly full party again. She gets her answers, but we abruptly have to let her go. Though, we do get to know that, at the very end, she began to realize what humanity and life really were. We never really get a proper opportunity to say goodbye to her. She takes Nova to the moon, saving the world from the Singularity in the process. Originally, God Eater’s initial arc ends with Shio regaining her sense of self after the boss fight. Her core is the key to triggering the Ark Project’s Singularity, Nova’s Devouring Apocalypse, to hopefully wipe out all Aragami on Earth and give humanity’s best a fresh start. Unfortunately, her unique nature also makes her a target. She’s fascinated by people and, despite belonging to a race that’s supposed to be an enemy, becomes the God Eaters’ ally. However, she looks like a human being and is capable of speaking and learning. Shio is a young woman who happens to be an Aragami. In God Eater Resurrection, we meet a rather unusual character. Note: there are God Eater Resurrection spoilers from here on out. It absolutely feels like it could be paving the way to a future along the way, with the new resolution, but I felt more like I was being reassured by the last opportunity to reconnect, rather than being led into the next game. Rather, the additional arc feels like it’s added to give people a chance to say goodbye. But, after beating the game, I don’t really feel like it’s so much a means of connecting to the next game. One of God Eater Resurrection’s selling points is how the game is supposed to offer more connections between the original God Eater Burst and God Eater 2: Rage Burst.
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