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*** Zombie Borghen says that he can't die and that he'll just keep coming back if he gets killed. That being the case, it really depends which version of Zombie Borghen died first; if it was the version in Pandaemonium, he probably got tired of being killed by Firion and his party, and decided to pick on Josef instead. Otherwise, the Soul of Rebirth party probably killed him first, and the Emperor got annoyed at Borghen's constant failures and stuffed him inside that chest in Pandaemonium as a punishment.
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*** Zombie Borghen says that he can't die and that he'll just keep coming back if he gets killed. That being the case, it really depends which version of Zombie Borghen died first; if it was the version in Pandaemonium, he probably got tired of being killed by Firion and his party, and decided to pick on Josef instead. Otherwise, the Soul of Rebirth party probably killed him first, and the Emperor got annoyed at Borghen's constant failures and stuffed him inside that chest in Pandaemonium as a punishment.
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** My interpretation was that there was some kind of soul link thing going on between the Dark Emperor and the Light Emperor, where he could only die if they were both killed. They saw that their still-living allies were fighting the Dark Emperor with all they had, but they were doomed to lose unless they spurned the Light Emperor's offer and did their part in killing their half. In this interpretation it doesn't really matter if the Light Emperor was genuine or not, because as long as he's alive the living world is doomed.
