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Every time Tryndamere enters his berserker state, he comes razor close to dying and from his perspective fights Wolf and Lamb each time he's fighting whoever he's fighting in his berserker state. Eventually, he'll lose, and the Kindred will take him, but until then he'll keep fighting for his life.
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* Every time Tryndamere enters his berserker state, he comes razor close to dying and from his perspective fights Wolf and Lamb each time he's fighting whoever he's fighting in his berserker state. Eventually, he'll lose, and the Kindred will take him, but until then he'll keep fighting for his life.
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* The Chozo had travelled to the planet to study its life-forms before [[FantasyConflictCounterpart the Rune Wars]]. They would end up helping Vastayashai'rei (the ancient ancestors of the [[BeastMan Vastaya]]) achieve a decisive victory in their war against [[TheOldGods the Titans]]. Once the war concluded, the Chozo decided to leave the planet, believing that their expeditionary force had [[AlienNonInterferenceClause meddled too much with prehistoric Runeterra's affairs]]. After a millenia, the Vastaya still remember the Chozo in their legends as [[EminentlyEnigmaticRace the mythological Chōjinzoku]] who saved their ancestors in their DarkestHour.
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* The Chozo had travelled to the planet to study its life-forms before [[FantasyConflictCounterpart the Rune Wars]]. They would end up helping Vastayashai'rei (the ancient ancestors of the [[BeastMan Vastaya]]) achieve a decisive victory in their war against [[TheOldGods the Titans]]. Once the war concluded, the Chozo decided to leave the planet, believing that their expeditionary force had [[AlienNonInterferenceClause meddled too much with prehistoric Runeterra's affairs]]. After a millenia, the Vastaya still remember the Chozo in their legends as [[EminentlyEnigmaticRace the mythological Chōjinzoku]] who saved their ancestors in their DarkestHour.DarkestHour.
[[WMG: The "Still Here" cinematic isn't the first time Tryndamere has fought Kindred]]
Every time Tryndamere enters his berserker state, he comes razor close to dying and from his perspective fights Wolf and Lamb each time he's fighting whoever he's fighting in his berserker state. Eventually, he'll lose, and the Kindred will take him, but until then he'll keep fighting for his life.
[[WMG: The "Still Here" cinematic isn't the first time Tryndamere has fought Kindred]]
Every time Tryndamere enters his berserker state, he comes razor close to dying and from his perspective fights Wolf and Lamb each time he's fighting whoever he's fighting in his berserker state. Eventually, he'll lose, and the Kindred will take him, but until then he'll keep fighting for his life.
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* The crux of Viego's conflict is [[MovingBeyondBereavement his inability to let go of Isolde after her death]]. There's a possibility that he lost his mind because his wife was pregnant before she passed away, thus denying him an heir and any connection to her. It would make sense that after Viego tried to resurrect Isolde, he inadvertently revived his stillborn daughter (who found a new body in Isolde's "Gwen"). Gwen being Isolde's "joy" would have a completely different meaning if she was the child she had with her husband.
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* The crux of Viego's conflict is [[MovingBeyondBereavement his inability to let go of Isolde after her death]]. There's a possibility that he lost his mind because his wife was [[TragicStillbirth pregnant before she passed away, away]], thus denying him an heir and any connection to her. It would make sense that after Viego tried to resurrect Isolde, he inadvertently revived his stillborn daughter (who found a new body in Isolde's "Gwen"). Gwen being Isolde's "joy" would have a completely different meaning if she was the child she had with her husband.
