User:Cerberusleuth/ToM

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Background

Alinivar is the main protagonist of Mother: Cognitive Dissonance. Before his unexpected imposition as a member of The Applechasers following a meteor shower which led to his demise at the hands of Giegue, he presumably spent most of his time in his cave making paintings. Because of his blue coloration (an unusual and possibly unique trait not shared by the rest of the members of his species, the Mooks), he is often the target of alienation at the hands of other Mooks. After being killed by a rampaging Giegue and awakening to a strange, monochrome plane, Alivinar was consulted by a mysterious voice which administered an imperative crucial to the survival of the solar system: collect the four split portions of the Apple of Enlightenment before Giegue can use their knowledge to destroy every planet.

Alinivar's reluctance to being an Applechaser is a constant undertone throughout the adventure, with his Magicant counterpart, Reflecto, constantly reminding him that his only reason for being an Applechaser is due to the bargain he made in order to be resurrected, and would rather just return home to continue being a carefree artist. Nevertheless, he is very kind to everyone he meets, and this is reflected by the fact that his PSI abilities largely specialize in healing rather than the offensive PSI Larice uses.

Powers and Stats

Tier: 9-B | Low 8-C to 8-B | 8-B, higher as a chimera | 8-B, higher as a chimera | 3-A, possibly 2-C, higher as a chimera

Name: Alinivar, "That Guy", Alin (Short Name), Kingsley (Sidequest)

Origin: Mother: Cognitive Dissonance

Gender: Male

Age: Unknown

Classification: Mook, PSI user, Applechaser

Dimensionality: 3-D

Attack Potency: Wall level (Able to fight off Wigglin' Evil Shrooms) | Small Building level+ (Should be comparable to other Mooks, who fought against Ness after he defeated Territorial Oaks) to City Block level (Comparable to Larice, who is a Starman and can fight against them) | City Block level (Superior to before. Fought against a Heavily Armed Greyface, who eventually fights the Chosen Four at their peaks. Defeated Snow and Blaze, who are similar to Thunder and Storm who can create storms this powerful), higher as a Chimera (Superior to before) | City Block level (Superior to before), higher as a Chimera | Universe level, possibly Complex Universe level (Fought against Giygas, and is able to revert him back to Giegue with PK Harmony), higher as a Chimera

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Keys: Pre-PSI | Early Game | Mid-Game | Late-Game | Post-Magicant

Note: Whether or not the end game feats are 3-A or 2-C are from the developers of CogDis's knowledge of the feats on the canon game. While it is highly unlikely that they know of canon Giygas's 2-A feat (hence which is why they're not 2-A), it is likely they know of canon Giygas's 2-C feat (disregarding the 2-A feats) due to it being an important plot point of the canon game. The main cast did absorb their magicants, but magicants being 2-C structures as opposed to 3-A ones comes from the original Japanese text, and it is completely unknown if the delevopers of CogDis have knowledge of the Japanese text.

Game Progression

• Early Game: Begins at the beginning of the game to when the Nowhere Train (The Spaceship) begins transversing the Solar System
• Mid Game: Begins when the Nowhere Train begins tranversing the Solar System to when Alinivar finished absorbs the eight and final point of power and the Applechasers return from the past/Apoclyptic Onett
• Late Game: Begins when Alinivar finished absorbs the eight and final point of power and the Applechasers return from the past/Apoclyptic Onett to after the sidequests and before absorbing the magicants

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