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==Powers and Stats==
==Powers and Stats==
'''[[DebatesJungle Tiering System|Tier]]:''' Current Tier of the character (in bold).
'''[[DebatesJungle Tiering System|Tier]]:''' '''8-C''', likely '''7-B'''


'''Name:''' The character's true name, and/or common name/epithets
'''Name:''' Ori, Sein (The name of the spirit Guardian with Ori)


'''Origin:''' The name of the fiction which the character is from, with a link to the Verse page
'''Origin:''' Ori (The Series)


'''Gender:''' Male, female or genderless
'''Gender:''' Unknown (Mentioned by the developers that it's [https://www.reddit.com/r/xboxone/comments/2yxclb/hi_everyone_its_moon_studios_creators_of_ori_and/cpdto5e/ up for interpretation])


'''Age:''' Character's age
'''Age:''' Unknown


'''Classification:''' Character's class/race etc.
'''Classification:''' Spirit Guardian, Part of the Spirit Tree's Light


'''[[Attack Potency]]:''' The character's attack power or destructive capacity (in bold; add any explanations using brackets, not in bold).
'''[[Attack Potency]]:''' '''Building level''' (Capable of [https://youtu.be/BT9NSFWqz1g?t=14071 stomping through stone platforms] of which [[User_blog:Truth_Bullets/Ori%27s_stomping_power|produce these results]]. Harmed other enemies who are capable of doing the same thing), likely '''City level''' (Comparable to Sein, who is noted as [https://youtu.be/BT9NSFWqz1g?t=726 being the light and power source] of the Spirit Tree. The Spirit Tree [https://youtu.be/BT9NSFWqz1g?t=2208 sustained all of Nibel] by its lonesome and [https://youtu.be/BT9NSFWqz1g?t=18574 was able to stop an eruption] at Mount Horu as [https://youtu.be/BT9NSFWqz1g?t=18265 it was seen as active]. Restoring the Spirit Tree would [https://youtu.be/BT9NSFWqz1g?t=2236 allow these areas to flourish again])  


'''[[Dimensionality]]:''' The spatial dimension the character resides on.
'''[[Dimensionality]]:''' '''3-D'''


'''[[Speed|Travel Speed]]:''' How fast the character can move.
'''[[Speed|Travel Speed]]:''' How fast the character can move.
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'''Notable Attacks/Techniques:''' A list of some abilities the character generally uses.
'''Notable Attacks/Techniques:''' A list of some abilities the character generally uses.


'''Key:''' For characters who have transformation stages/power-ups or who become stronger through certain points of the story, insert those transformations/power-ups/timelines here in bold.
'''Key:''' '''Ori and the Blind Forest''' | '''Ori and the Will of the Wisps''' | '''Spirit Tree'''


'''Note:''' Self-explanatory
'''Note:''' Sein acts dependently on Ori in order to work in combat. It is because of this that Sein's abilities are added to Ori's profile as he practically operates as an extension of Ori. However, it should be noted that Sein is only present in ''Ori and the Blind Forest'' before becoming one with the Spirit Tree again. As such, Ori doesn't maintain the presence of said abilities, aside from his own, throughout ''Ori and the Will of the Wisps''. Though, Ori does regain them when becoming the new Spirit Tree in Niwen.
 
==Explanations (Optional)==
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Revision as of 05:38, 12 April 2020

When my child's strength faltered and the last breath was drawn... My light revived Ori, a new age had dawned.
~ The Spirit Tree's narration

Summary

Ori is a Spirit Guardian and the main protagonist of Ori and the Blind Forest. A long time ago, a leaf was stolen away from the Spirit Tree during the Great Storm and came under the care of Naru to form them. Due to being away from the Spirit Tree, Kuro strikes to steal the light away from the tree. This causes decay and corruption across Nibel, in which they go out to restore the land with the help of Sein, along with learning abilities along the way from deceased Spirit Guardians.

Reappearing as the main protagonist of the series again in Ori and the Will of the Wisps, they raise Ku, the daughter of Kuro, alongside Gumo and Naru. During a flight lesson in a different region named Niwen, they get separated during a storm. They are attacked by an undead Owl named Shriek while Ku gets badly damaged. As Ku is near her death, they undertake the task to help restore Niwen as a hero once more and in hopes of saving Ku.

Credit to the Ori Wiki for this summary.

Ori and the Blind Forest

Ori's story begins on the night of the Great Storm, a powerful weather event that rips them free of the Spirit Tree's branches before they were born and carries them as a glowing leaf on the wind. Naru, who had been observing the storm from afar, sees Ori's leaf float by her and immediately investigates. Upon landing in the foliage, Ori is "born" into their real form. Naru, seeing the small creature as one who needs protection, takes Ori into her embrace and acts as their adoptive mother.

Sometime later, Ori awakens to a scenic summer day and Naru's smiling face. With their nearby fruit trees running low on fruit, the pair spend the day working together to build a bridge across a long stretch of water, gaining access to more plentiful specimens. After having, at last, made it to the other side at night time and enjoying the delicious fruit in the quietude of night, Ori wraps a bunch of the fruit in their arms and heads back to their cave to store it for later. However, before they can make it inside, Ori sees the Spirit Tree from afar ablaze with light, unaware that the flood of illumination is calling for them. Naru, worried for Ori's safety, takes hold of her stunned child and hurries them inside out of harm's way.

Unaware that what they witnessed would eventually lead the Nibel's ruin, Ori and Naru slowly eat their supply of fruit until only a single piece was left. Naru unsuccessfully attempts to find more, but the slow decay of the forest means it is near impossible. After Naru insists Ori take the last piece for themself and realizing that they would both starve without more food, Ori sets out into the barren wasteland of what was once beautiful forest and discovers untouched fruit on a high branch of a tree. After shaking it down to the ground, Ori makes their way back home, thinking back on happier memories from before the forest turned blind. Ori eventually returns to the cave and offers Naru the fruit they have found. Naru does not answer. With mewls of concern for their mother, Ori tries to wake her up, but with no avail. Realizing that Naru had died of starvation in an act of selflessness for them, Ori lays down on her body, devastated by the loss.

Ori decides to leave their lifelong home shortly after, with no reason to stay now that the only parent they ever knew was dead. As they journey deeper into the decaying forest, Ori becomes very weak without food or the supporting light of the Spirit Tree. They trudge aimlessly forward into withering darkness, each step growing more and more difficult until it all becomes too much. Ori falls from exhaustion and draws one last breath. Upon their death, thousands of tiny white flowers grow and chase away the cloud of darkness, revealing that Ori had nearly made it to the Spirit Tree. Sensing that his child had fallen, the Spirit Tree uses the last of his strength and light to revive Ori, ultimately starting the game.

After being revived, Ori travels through the Sunken Glades and encounters a mysterious light. They find out that this light is Sein, the eyes and source of the Spirit Tree's light. Sein becomes Ori's guide and support from that point onward and the pair of them travel to the Spirit Tree himself. It is here that Ori learns why Nibel began to decay: during the Light Ceremony that was intended to call Ori back home, the Spirit Tree and Ori's kin were attacked by a malevolent force, Kuro. She stole Sein from the Spirit Tree's branches and disrupted the balance of the three Elements of Light, throwing Nibel into chaos. Sein tells Ori that the Spirit Tree's light is now inside them and that the fate of the forest now rests on their shoulders. Hearing about how they must travel to the Ginso Tree, Forlorn Ruins and Mount Horu in order to restore the Elements, Ori travels forth with the determination to save their home.

During the journey to restore the Element of Waters, Ori encounters Gumo, a member of the Gumon race who had become corrupted by Nibel's decay. Though initially having to contend with Gumo's traps in order to take back the Water Vein, Ori frees Gumo from being pinned down by large rocks, an act of kindness that eventually brings the Gumon back to the light. After restoring the Element of Water, Ori encounters Kuro for the first time and is nearly sent to their second death being flung from the heights of the Ginso Tree. Gumo repays Ori's kindness with some of his own and saves the spirit, leaving them to see the waters restored.

Ori and Sein travel into the Misty Woods in order to unlock the Forlorn Ruins. After having found the Gumon Seal, they enter the Ruins to find them frozen over in a terrible cold. The Gumon who lived there all perished in the freeze, leaving Gumo as the sole survivor. After reaching the heart of the ruins and vowing to restore the Element of Winds in memory of the Gumon, Gumo overhears Ori's intentions and decides to repay them by taking the Light Vessel back to Ori's home. After escaping the Ruins, Ori and Sein find themselves in Kuro's nest and discover the true reason why she attacked the Spirit Tree: the Light Ceremony had accidentally killed her three hatchlings from its intensity, leaving only one egg left and causing Kuro to attack in her rage. Kuro herself then appears, forcing Ori to dive from her nest and flee.

With only the Element of Warmth to rekindle, Ori and Sein set out to reach Sorrow Pass and then eventually Mount Horu. At the same time as Ori finding the Sunstone needed to enter the mountain, Gumo arrives back at Ori's home with the Light Vessel and discovers Naru's body. With Ori's kindness and forgiveness inspiring him, Gumo uses the Vessel's light to revive Naru. Together, the pair of them travel to the mountain at the same time that Ori enters its depths. Through skill and courage, Ori beats the mountain's trials and finally rekindles the Element of Warmth. Before they have the chance to celebrate however, Kuro appears and forces Ori to escape the rising fires. Though nearly making it back to the Spirit Tree to restore Nibel, Kuro knocks Ori unconscious just as Naru makes her way through the burning forest. As Naru cradles Ori in her arms, Kuro watches and realizes that she has become the monster she saw the Spirit Tree as; killing the children of others. Seeing what she had done, and also finding her egg on the edge of burning, Kuro sacrifices herself, returning Sein to the Spirit Tree and dying from the light.

The Spirit Tree returns balance to Nibel. As Naru and Gumo watch from afar with Kuro's unborn chick in their care, Ori stays with the Spirit Tree and watches their fellow Spirit Guardians fall and be born from the Tree's branches.

Ori and the Will of the Wisps

Shortly after Ku's birth, Naru, Ori, and Gumo help raise Ku in Nibel for the span of a few years. After a few failed flying lessons, Ku was discouraged, prompting Ori to use Kuro's feather to allow Ku's deformed wing the capability to fly. With Gumo's aid, the pair became successful in their flight, taking their voyage around Nibel and soared over to a different region called Niwen. However, a storm separates the pair, with Ori landing in Inkwater Marsh and Ku landing in the Silent Woods.

While searching for Ku, Ori learns that Niwen has been suffering from the Decay for a long period of time, and encounters Shriek, an orphaned owl who was born with deformities caused by the Decay. While evading Shriek, Ori manages to reunite with Ku, only for the moment to cut short by the undead owl's presence. They then try to search for the feather in order to return home, while being hunted by Shriek. Just when they corner the feather in a brach in an open space, it is blown away by Shriek's arrival as she corners them. She tries to attack Ori causing them to be thrown into a pit, while Ku tries to attack Shriek to defend Ori. After flinging Ku off of her, Shriek walks over to Ku who is unknowingly cornered at a ledge. Ku tries to stand up to her as Shriek crushes Ku under her stone bone spear limb while sending the owlet off the edge.

Ku is found by Ori and the Moki in critical condition and brought back to Kwolok's Hollow, where The Voice of the Forest surrounds Ku with a field of flowers trying to help her, but as Kwolok explains to Ori, it is currently too weak in its own dying state to fully heal her. This is because, with the Spirit Willow's passing, the light it carried broke apart and scattered all across Niwen, leaving the forest vulnerable to corruption and decay. If The Will of the Wisps: the Memory, Eyes, Strength, and Heart of the Forest are brought back together in time with the Voice to reform Seir, the Spirit Willow's light, all of Niwen, including Ku can be saved.

Ori eventually becomes successful in forming Seir, but along the way, Kwolok, who aided in the search for the Strength of the Forest, dies from injuries caused by the Stink Spirit's control at Luma Pools and learning of a prophecy of a guardian spirit returning to Niwen to restore life to the forest in Windtorn Ruins. They run into another encounter with Shriek. After Seir prevents Shriek from attacking the pair, Ori attempts to befriend Shriek but is rejected instead due to Shriek's childhood trauma. Ori and Seir head to the site of the Spirit Willow and learn that Ori will have to embrace Seir's light in order to replace the dying Spirit Willow and save Niwen at the cost of Ori's old life.

Before Ori and Seir could merge, Shriek attacks the pair one more time, separating them, before engaging Ori in a grueling duel for the fate of Niwen that tore the dying Spirit Willow and Weeping Ridge asunder. Ori successfully defeats Shriek but is also wounded in the process. Ori limps their way to Seir and reflects on their past memory of their time with their family and in Niwen before accepting the new responsibility as Niwen's Spirit Tree in order to save Ku. Ori's sacrifice restores Niwen to life and heals Ku as well as her disabled wing.

Naru, Ku, Gumo, and a small group of Moki head to the site of Ori's merging, and witness Ori's spirit tree sprouting. Over the course of a number of years, Naru and Gumo help Ori's spirit tree grow. Naru eventually passes away, lying at the Tree's roots. Now having grown into a giant spirit tree, a spirit leaf flies away from Ori's tree branch to begin a new life.

I am Sein, the light and the eyes of the Spirit Tree. I was lost in this glen when she loosened her grip. I can guide you on your journey, if you allow me to come.
~ Sein introducing itself to Ori

Summary

Sein is a Spirit Guardian and a major character in Ori and the Blind Forest. Originally the source of power for the Spirit Tree, it was ripped out by Kuro during a light festival in search of Ori. After being recovered by Ori, they go on the quest to restore Nibel from all of the corruption and decay. They act as a guide to Ori in order to progress throughout the area.

Credit to the Ori Wiki for this summary.

Ori and the Blind Forest

During the Light Ceremony that was designed to call Ori back to the Spirit Tree after they were separated during the Great Storm, Kuro attacked the Tree and stole Sein from the higher branches. Crushing the being in her talons and dumping it into the forest, Sein's absence from the Spirit Tree triggered the decay of Nibel and its forest.

After Naru's death and escaping from their own blighted home, Ori encounters Sein in the Sunken Glades and reawakens them thanks to being a Spirit Guardian. Together, the pair of them travel back to the Spirit Tree where Sein explains the situation that Ori is the only one capable of rekindling the three Elements of Light.

Throughout the journey, Sein makes deductions about the things that Ori and it encounter and often makes suggestions about how best to proceed. It also shows a great level of concern for Ori during perilous moments, showing the parental care of the Spirit Tree resides within it.

At the conclusion of the story, Sein shows a clear alarm for Ori when the Spirit Guardian is knocked unconscious by Kuro's talons. Thanks to Naru's motherly instincts for Ori, Kuro realizes the gravitas of what she has done and atones by taking Sein back to the Spirit Tree. The light merges with its former home and restores the balance of Nibel, allowing new Spirit Guardians to once again be born and the forest to be clear once again.

Powers and Stats

Tier: 8-C, likely 7-B

Name: Ori, Sein (The name of the spirit Guardian with Ori)

Origin: Ori (The Series)

Gender: Unknown (Mentioned by the developers that it's up for interpretation)

Age: Unknown

Classification: Spirit Guardian, Part of the Spirit Tree's Light

Attack Potency: Building level (Capable of stomping through stone platforms of which produce these results. Harmed other enemies who are capable of doing the same thing), likely City level (Comparable to Sein, who is noted as being the light and power source of the Spirit Tree. The Spirit Tree sustained all of Nibel by its lonesome and was able to stop an eruption at Mount Horu as it was seen as active. Restoring the Spirit Tree would allow these areas to flourish again)

Dimensionality: 3-D

Travel Speed: How fast the character can move.

Combat Speed: How fast the character goes in combat.

Reaction Speed: How fast the character can react.

Lifting Strength: The weight the character can lift/move, usually expressed in tons. However it is optional since lifting strength generally doesn't matter in most fights (in bold).

Striking Strength: The attack power of the character's physical attacks/blows (in bold).

Durability: The amount of attack power the character can withstand before being overwhelmed (in bold).

Stamina: Self-explanatory

Range: The distance the character's attacks/abilities can cover.

Powers and Abilities: A list of the character's general abilities (Please add links to the "Powers and Abilities" pages, if it is possible).

Standard Equipment: Things the character usually uses, or carries with him.

Intelligence: Self-explanatory

Standard Tactics: The usual behavior exhibited by a character during battles. For example, which actions a character will first perform when fighting an unknown opponent or which abilities they will use frequently, rarely, or never. If the character's behavior is too inconsistent to identify, they fall under "wildcard".

Weaknesses: Self-explanatory

Feats: List all of the character's amazing feats. Strength feats, speed feats, durability feats, etc. You can judge a person's power by their feats.

Notable Attacks/Techniques: A list of some abilities the character generally uses.

Key: Ori and the Blind Forest | Ori and the Will of the Wisps | Spirit Tree

Note: Sein acts dependently on Ori in order to work in combat. It is because of this that Sein's abilities are added to Ori's profile as he practically operates as an extension of Ori. However, it should be noted that Sein is only present in Ori and the Blind Forest before becoming one with the Spirit Tree again. As such, Ori doesn't maintain the presence of said abilities, aside from his own, throughout Ori and the Will of the Wisps. Though, Ori does regain them when becoming the new Spirit Tree in Niwen.

Explanations

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