Titan (Final Fantasy XIII)
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Added by 8bit BlackMage- "L'Cie dwell outside the natural order. Should their strength fail them, they become the mindless foes of life itself."
- —Titan
Titan is a fal'Cie in Final Fantasy XIII and the overseer of the vista of Gran Pulse. Though he does not play an important storyline role compared to other fal'Cie like Anima, he tests the party through available missions.
Titan is huge humanoid fal'Cie with black and orange vein-like lines. Titan dwarfs even the Adamantoises of Pulse's plains - which he is shown swallowing whole.
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Datalog
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- See also: Datalog/The Fal'Cie.
This colossal fal'Cie is said to be the guardian of Gran Pulse's entire ecosystem. A biogenitor, Titan consumes weaker species and gives birth to new ones, thereby providing the stimulation needed to prevent ecological stagnation.
Unlike many other Gran Pulse fal'Cie, Titan does not involve himself directly with tasks of terrestrial manipulation. However, it is possible that he performs more subtle alterations of the landscape through the adjustment of biological cycles and the introduction of new, environmentally impacting species.
Titan's TrialsEdit
Added by Richard1990From his perch amongst the Faultwarrens, Titan determines the biological order of the wild, pitting beast against beast to weed out the weak and cultivate stronger species. He accomplishes this by plucking victims up and depositing them in a nearby Faultwarrens location. The E1 - E5 tiers of bosses are fought in this way.
Titan appears in the horizon of the Archylte Steppe, walking around, but cannot be directly approached outside of the Faultwarrens where he appears to pit the party against strong monsters.
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Full body image of Titan.
TriviaEdit
- Titan, along with Barthandelus and Orphan, are the only fal'Cie to speak in the game.
- Titan is the second largest known fal'Cie, the first being Fenrir.
- Titan's design was used in the creation of Final Fantasy XIII-2's boss Atlas.
- Titan was not an enemy in Final Fantasy XIII as developers were unable to implement a battle against him due to his size. This issue was confronted in the sequel and was the origin of the boss Atlas.[1]
- Brain Blast quiz from Final Fantasy XIII-2 says that length of Titan's arm determines the altitude of flights from Cocoon to Gran Pulse.
