History Music / Mechina

* Arc Words

* BaldWoman: One of the protagonists, and main heroine, Alithea, is bald as a Titanborn. She does however have short hair in the artwork for the single version of ''Vanquisher.''

* {{Cyborg}}: Empyrean is inhabited by cyborgs. Amyntas ''thinks'' he is one too, and thinks he doesn't belong to the society of Empyrean, as he thinks his "arguments" were made for war, until it is revealed he is a [[{{Transhumanism}} Titanborn.]]

* HopeSpot: ''Empyrean'' the album is about the protagonist finding a new planet like Earth, and indeed, the title track basically completely changes the tune of the lyrics, going from nasty introspection about how bad humanity was, to how the new tomorrow has at last been reached, since this is when Mankind finally finds Empyrean.

** HumansAreLeaders: The second main theme. ''Conqueror'' and ''Empyrean'' have tons of songs that deal with man either rebuilding an empire once lost and reconnecting with the stars or building to take control of them.

* The ''Compendium'' Releases is this; everything. And I do mean everything, has been mixed with much higher quality and by emphasizing the booming orchestral scores that makes everything sound so much more epic than it was.

* UpdatedReRelease: ''Andromeda'' got a re-release 5 years after the storyline kicked off, and was re-recorded with better quality and improved orchestral tracks.

You've probably heard of them through being featured in a couple of {{Critikal}}'s Let's Plays as epic backdrops to absurd things.

* SpaceOpera: Many of their lyrics and songs appear to create whole space operas in under '''six minutes'''.

* TyrantTakesTheHelm: Another central theme. Most clearly in ''Conqueror'' and ''Vanquisher''

Discography as of 2015:

* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A fairly consistent 8 or 9, though they do release instrumental orchestral tracks that back the songs that around a solid 4.

* RockOpera:

They also are known for their incredibly in-depth storyline that starts with ''Conqueror'', and ends with ''Xenon'', with ''Acheron'' and singles, ''To Coexist Is To Surrender'' and ''The World We Lost'' serving as the prequels, and singles, ''Andromeda'' and ''Cepheus'' filling the gaps between them. ''Conqueror'' and the first half of ''Empyrean'' is about an AfterTheEnd setting where a holy war has begun destroying the planet Earth, and the protagonist, so revolted with how insane both sides of the war are acting, renounces religion and escapes to the stars, looking for "[[{{Utopia}} The Just City]]", where mankind hasn't tried killing themselves over such trivial matters. The second half of ''Empyrean'' and ''Xenon'' reveal that all of Conqueror and the first half of Empyrean were just memories of a soldier from the holy war, and introduces us to our true protagonists, [[IdentityAmnesia Amytnas]] and Alithea, who are stuck on the planet Empyrean, a planet inhabited by cyborgs. Eventually the protagonists find The Just City. However, it turns out The Just City is just full of cyborgs and humans relying on machines to live. At the end of Xenon, it is revealed that Alithea wants Amytnas to destroy Empyrean, which is explained in the album, ''Acheron,'' as the planet Acheron, a planet inhabited by humans, was almost destroyed by the armies of Empyrean, and the survivors retreated back to the [[SpaceStation Cepheus Ring, a giant mechanical ring surrounding the planets of Acheron and Empyrean,]] and revealing that Amytnas and Alithea are two of the said survivors. All the while, the politics of two planets, the fate of one, and the secrets of how the protagonist got out in space are explored throughout the music.

* {{Cyborg}}: Empyrean is inhabited by cyborgs. Amytnas ''thinks'' he is one too, and thinks he doesn't belong to the society of Empyrean, as he thinks his "arguments" were made for war, until it is revealed he is a [[{{Transhumanism}} Titanborn.]]
* DecoyProtagonist: The protagonist of ''Conqueror'' and the first half of ''Empyrean'' is just there to showcase the destruction of Earth, and the albums were all just memories of the soldier given to Amytnas, our main protagonist.

* IdentityAmnesia: Amytnas, the main protagonist starting with the second half of Empyrean, Xenon, and Acheron, has no memories besides the memories of a soldier of Earth. It turns out that all of ''Conqueror'' and the first half of ''Empyrean'' were just memories of the soldier fighting in the war of Earth. He eventually regains his real memories at the end of ''Xenon,'' at the same time remembering why he and Alithea wants to destroy Empyrean, gaining control of a [[HumongousMecha Titan]], and ends the story in a cliffhanger.

* {{Revenge}}: The main driving force of Amytnas's and Alithea's reason for wanting to destroy Empyrean, Empyrean destroyed Acheron's landscape, leading all survivors to the [[SpaceStation Cepheus Ring.]]

* {{Transhumanism}}: A central theme to their lyrics. Titanborns, a group of 8 argumented people linked to [[HumongousMecha Titans,]] are considered transhuman, as they have an almost limitless lifespan. Amytnas and Alithea, the main protagonists of the second half of Empyrean, Xenon, and Acheron, are two of the eight titanborns.

They also are known for their incredibly in-depth storyline that starts with ''Conqueror'', and ends with ''Xenon'', with ''Archeron'' and singles, ''To Coexist Is To Surrender'' and ''The World We Lost'' serving as the prequels, and singles, ''Andromeda'' and ''Cepheus'' filling the gaps between them. ''Conqueror'' and the first half of ''Empyrean'' is about an AfterTheEnd setting where a holy war has begun destroying the planet Earth, and the protagonist, so revolted with how insane both sides of the war are acting, renounces religion and escapes to the stars, looking for "[[{{Utopia}} The Just City]]", where mankind hasn't tried killing themselves over such trivial matters. The second half of ''Empyrean'' and ''Xenon'' reveal that all of Conqueror and the first half of Empyrean were just memories of a soldier from the holy war, and introduces us to our true protagonists, [[IdentityAmnesia Amytnas]] and Alithea, who are stuck on the planet Empyrean, a planet inhabited by cyborgs. Eventually the protagonists find The Just City. However, it turns out The Just City is just full of cyborgs and humans relying on machines to live. At the end of Xenon, it is revealed that Alithea wants Amytnas to destroy Empyrean, which is explained in the album, ''Archeron,'' as the planet Archeron, a planet inhabited by humans, was almost destroyed by the armies of Empyrean, and the survivors retreated back to the [[SpaceStation Cepheus Ring, a giant mechanical ring surrounding the planets of Archeron and Empyrean,]] and revealing that Amytnas and Alithea are two of the said survivors. All the while, the politics of two planets, the fate of one, and the secrets of how the protagonist got out in space are explored throughout the music.

* IdentityAmnesia: Amytnas, the main protagonist starting with the second half of Empyrean, Xenon, and Archeron, has no memories besides the memories of a soldier of Earth. It turns out that all of ''Conqueror'' and the first half of ''Empyrean'' were just memories of the soldier fighting in the war of Earth. He eventually regains his real memories at the end of ''Xenon,'' at the same time remembering why he and Alithea wants to destroy Empyrean, gaining control of a [[HumongousMecha Titan]], and ends the story in a cliffhanger.

* {{Revenge}}: The main driving force of Amytnas's and Alithea's reason for wanting to destroy Empyrean, Empyrean destroyed Archeron's landscape, leading all survivors to the [[SpaceStation Cepheus Ring.]]

* {{Transhumanism}}: A central theme to their lyrics. Titanborns, a group of 8 argumented people linked to [[HumongousMecha Titans,]] are considered transhuman, as they have an almost limitless lifespan. Amytnas and Alithea, the main protagonists of the second half of Empyrean, Xenon, and Archeron, are two of the eight titanborns.

* BaldWoman: One of the protagonists, and main heroine, Alithea, is bald.

* HumongousMecha: Titans, which are the size of ''cities.''

* {{Cyborg}}: Empyrean is inhabited by cyborgs. Amytnas ''thinks'' he is one too, and thinks he doesn't belong he thinks his "arguments" were made for war, until it is revealed he is a [[{{Transhumanism}} Titanborn.]]

* {{Cyborg}}: Empyrean is inhabited by cyborgs. Amytnas ''thinks'' he is one too, and thinks he doesn't belong as his "arguments" is made for war, until it is revealed he is a [[{{Transhumanism}} Titanborn.]]

* {{Cyborg}}: Empyrean is inhabited by cyborgs. Amytnas ''thinks'' he is one too, and thinks he doesn't belong as his "arguments" is made for war, until it is revealed he is a [[Transhumanism Titanborn.]]

* {{Cyborg}}: Empyrean is inhabited by cyborgs.

* IdentityAmnesia: Amytnas, the main protagonist starting with the second half of Empyrean, Xenon, and Archeron, has no memories besides the memories of a soldier of Earth. It turns out that all of ''Conqueror'' and the first half of ''Empyrean'' were just memories of the soldier fighting in the war of Earth. He eventually regains his real memories at the end of ''Xenon,'' at the same time remembering why he and Alithea wants to destroy Empyrean, and ends the story in a cliffhanger.

* {{Transhumanism}}: A central theme to their lyrics. Amytnas and Alithea, the main protagonists of the second half of Empyrean, Xenon, and Archeron, are transhumans too.

They also are known for their incredibly in-depth storyline that starts with ''Conqueror'', and ends with ''Xenon'', with ''Archeron'' and singles, ''To Coexist Is To Surrender'' and ''The World We Lost'' serving as the prequels, and singles, ''Andromeda'' and ''Cepheus'' filling the gaps between them. ''Conqueror'' and the first half of ''Empyrean'' is about an AfterTheEnd setting where a holy war has begun destroying the planet Earth, and the protagonist, so revolted with how insane both sides of the war are acting, renounces religion and escapes to the stars, looking for "[[{{Utopia}} The Just City]]", where mankind hasn't tried killing themselves over such trivial matters. The second half of ''Empyrean'' and ''Xenon'' reveal that all of Conqueror and the first half of Empyrean were just memories of a soldier from the holy war, and introduces us to our true protagonists, [[IdentityAmnesia Amytnas]] and Alithea, who are stuck on the planet Empyrean, a planet inhabited by cyborgs. Eventually the protagonists find The Just City. However, it turns out The Just City is just full of cyborgs and humans relying on machines to live. At the end of Xenon, it is revealed that Alithea wants Amytnas to destroy Empyrean, which is explained in the album, ''Archeron,'' as the planet, Archeron, a planet inhabited by humans, was almost destroyed by the armies of Empyrean, and the survivors retreated back to the [[SpaceStation Cepheus Ring, a giant mechanical ring surrounding the planets of Archeron and Empyrean.]] All the while, the politics of two planets, the fate of one, and the secrets of how the protagonist got out in space are explored throughout the music.

* IdentityAmnesia: Amytnas, the main protagonist starting with the second half of Empyrean, Xenon, and Archeron, no memories besides the memories of a soldier of Earth. It turns out that all of ''Conqueror'' and the first half of ''Empyrean'' were just memories of the soldier fighting in the war of Earth. He eventually regains his real memories at the end of ''Xenon,'' at the same time remembering why he and Alithea wants to destroy Empyrean, and ends the story in a cliffhanger.

* IdentityAmnesia: Amytnas, the main protagonist starting with the second half of Empyrean, Xenon, and Archeron, no memories besides the memories of a soldier of Earth. It turns out that all of Conqueror and the first half of Empyrean were just memories of the soldier fighting in the war of Earth. He eventually regains his real memories at the end of Xenon, at the same time remembering why he and Alithea wants to destroy Empyrean, and ends the story in a cliffhanger.

* IdentityAmnesia: Amytnas, the main protagonist starting with the second half of Empyrean, Xenon, and Archeron, has lost his memory. It turns out that all of Conqueror and the first half of Empyrean were just memories of the protagonist fighting in the war of Earth. He eventually regains his memory at the end of Xenon, also remembering why he and Alithea wants to destroy Empyrean, and ends the story in a cliffhanger.

* Cyborg: Empyrean is inhabited by cyborgs.

They also are known for their incredibly in-depth storyline that starts with ''Conqueror'', and ends with ''Xenon'', with EPs and Singles filling the gaps between them. The story is about an AfterTheEnd setting where a holy war has begun destroying the planet Earth, and the protagonist, so revolted with how insane both sides of the war are acting, renounces religion and escapes to the stars, looking for "[[{{Utopia}} The Just City]]", where mankind hasn't tried killing themselves over such trivial matters. All the while, the politics of two planets, the fate of one, and the secrets of how the protagonist got out in space are explored throughout the music.

* {{Transhumanism}}: A central theme to their lyrics.

They also are known for their incredibly in-depth storyline that starts with ''Conqueror", and ends with ''Xenon'', with EPs and Singles filling the gaps between them. The story is about an AfterTheEnd setting where a holy war has begun destroying the planet Earth, and the protagonist, so revolted with how insane both sides of the war are acting, renounces religion and escapes to the stars, looking for "[[{{Utopia}} The Just City]]", where mankind hasn't tried killing themselves over such trivial matters. All the while, the politics of two planets, the fate of one, and the secrets of how the protagonist got out in space are explored throughout the music.

They also are known for their incredibly in-depth storyline that starts with ''Conqueror", and ends with ''Xenon'', with EPs and Singles filling the gaps between them. The story is about an AfterTheEnd setting where a holy war has begun destroying the planet Earth, and the protagonist, so revolted with how insane both sides of the war are acting, renounces religion and escapes to the stars, looking for "[[{{Utopia}} The Just City]]", where mankind hasn't tried killing themselves over such trivial matters. All the while, the

You've probably heard of through being featured in a couple of {{Critikal}}'s Let's Plays as epic backdrops to absurd things.

* AfterTheEnd: ''The Iron Law''

** HumansAreBastards: The first main theme of their lyrics appear to have this down.

** HumansAreLeaders: The second main theme. ''Conqueror'' and ''Empyrean'' have tons of songs that deal with man rebuilding an empire and reconnecting with the stars.

Discography as of 2012:

* {{Transhumanism}}: A central theme to their lyrics.