History NightmareFuel / CodeVein

* As it turns out, the world of ''Code Vein'' is much, much worse than what we're led to believe. Humanity is stuck inside a small area and have to choose between trying to survive the Lost and harsh environments by themselves, or choose to undergo protection by becoming living blood bags for the Revenants. And believe it or not, they may or may not have had it easy. Why? ''[[VideoGame/GodEater Because Aragami wander outside the Gaol of the Mist]]''. That's right, those horrific monsters that can only be killed by God Arcs are just right outside the city, waiting for the Mist to come down. The humans and Revenants trapped inside the city have a better chance with the Lost since the Aragami can only be killed by God Eaters. Conventional weaponry and possible abilities of the Revenants themselves won't even scratch these monstrosities, something ''any'' fan of ''God Eater'' is painfully aware of.

*** This is further corroborated by the the three DLC, which allow you to take on primordial forms of high-end Aragami. While they're extremely hard to kill, you ''can'' kill them.

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* As it turns out, the world of ''Code Vein'' is much, much worse than what we're led to believe. Humanity is stuck inside a small area and have to choose between trying to survive the Lost and harsh environments by themselves, or choose to undergo protection by becoming living blood bags for the Revenants. And believe it or not, they may or may not have had it easy. Why? ''[[VideoGame/GodEater Because Aragami wander outside the Gaol of the Mist]]''. That's right, those horrific monsters that can only be killed by God Arcs are just right outside the city, waiting for the Mist to come down. The humans and Revenants trapped inside the city have a better chance with the Lost since the Aragami can only be killed by God Eaters. Conventional weaponry and possible the abilities of the Revenants themselves won't even scratch these monstrosities, something ''any'' fan of GE is painfully aware of.
** This is actually somewhat reduced by the game proper. It turns out the Gen 1 Revenants where actually made to fight and deployed against the Aragami. They successfully managed to push them all out of the city and the surrounding area which is why we never run in to any Aragami that had gotten trapped by the Mist with everything else, they'd all been driven away already by the time the Mist locked everything inside. Given this its likely that Revenants can kill Aragami. If that means they are the first God Eaters or some other reason remains to be seen.

* Imagine what it must be like to be a human in the game's world. They're surrounded by vampires, any of whom could go insane if they don't get enough blood or lose their mask and are exposed to the miasma. Their only options are either living in a shelter where they are treated like livestock and regularly drained for their blood, or going on the run and living in fear of the lost and revenants who want to make them their personal blood bank.
** The conditions of these shelters vary wildly from nice and pleasant to cruel and barbaric. The human girl the protagonist meets in the ruined city was treated so terribly that she had no choice but to run, and ''threatens to commit suicide'' when she thinks she could be taken back.

* By the time the protagonist wakes up, the world has become even ''worse''. A red mist now surrounds the city, effectively trapping everyone inside with not just rogue Revenants who will do what it takes to survive, including slave labor, but also the Lost. The worst part? The mist showed up [[HopeSpot after Q.U.E.E.N was killed]]. To make matters worse, every passing day, mistles and blood springs (one is meant to help purify the blood mist while the other creates Blood Beads) are drying up, meaning resources have become preciously scarce.
* The fate of the protagonist, had Io not shown up. They were apparently just minutes away from turning into a Lost right when they just woke up. This also brings up a rather scary implication. The protagonist had breathed in Q.U.E.E.N's mist, which can turn a Revenant into a Lost almost immediately hence the use of gas masks, during Operation Queenslayer and had to be given a MercyKill before they could become one. Obviously, the death didn't stick and they come back right afterwards. If being given a death doesn't stop you from becoming a Lost, what's to say there haven't been other Revenants who tried to kill themselves, trying to go for some kind of "reset," only to find that they're still in the process of becoming a monster?
** This may not actually be the case. The protagonist unintentionally became the successor of the blood when they drank the Queen's, and successors cannot be permanently killed unless their relic (in this case the Queen's blood) is removed. Hopefully this makes the protagonist's survival an isolated incident and means other revenants can still avoid becoming lost with a MercyKill.
** Also, the protagonist didn't come back right afterwards. It took them years to reform and wake up, losing most of their memories in the process. If not for Cruz managing to train them in a dream and Io finding them in time, the protagonist would have wandered around Vein completely unaware of what's what and still frenzied sooner than later with no idea what was happening to them whatsoever.

* During Miguel's vestige after defeating the Gilded Hunter, you witness Juzo Mido's depravity first hand as he experiments on hapless patients like they are dolls that he can play with. The scariest part of this vestige however? When the final door materializes, if you look behind you will see Mido's gigantic yellow eye staring at you for a JumpScare that just comes out of nowhere.

* As it turns out, the world of ''Code Vein'' is much, much worse than what we're led to believe. Humanity is stuck inside a small area and have to choose between trying to survive the Lost and harsh environments by themselves, or choose to undergo protection by become blood bags for the Revenants. And believe it or not, they may or may not have had it easy. Why? ''[[VideoGame/GodEater Because Aragami wander outside the Gaol of the Mist]]''. That's right, those horrific monsters that can only be killed by God Arcs are just right outside the city, waiting for the Mist to come down. The people and Revenants trapped inside the city have a better chance with the Lost since the Aragami can only be killed by God Eaters. Conventional weaponry and possible the abilities of the Revenants themselves won't even scratch these monstrosities, something ''any'' fan of GE is painfully aware of.

* Imagine what it must be like to be a human in the game's world. They're surrounded by vampires, any of whom could go insane if they don't get enough blood or lose their mask and are exposed to the miasma. Their only options are to either live in a secure facility where they'll be provided for, but are drained for their blood regularly, or living in fear of the lost and revenants who want to make them their personal blood bank.
** The conditions of these shelters vary wildly from nice and pleasant to cruel and barbaric. The human girl the protagonist meets was treated so terribly that she had no choice but to run, and ''threatens to commit suicide'' when she thinks she could be taken back.

** The conditions of these Shelters can also vary wildly. The Human girl the Protagonist meets was treated so badly at one, that she decided to take her chances with the lost and go on the run rather than remain. And when she's cornered, ''she threatens to commit suicide'' before Louis is able to calm her down. Just imagine what would've happened if the other Revenant who'd been chasing her had found her first...

* Imagine what it must be like to be a human in the game's world. They're surrounded by vampires who could go insane if they don't get enough blood or lose their mask and are exposed to the miasma. Their only options are living in a secure facility, where they'll be provided for but are drained for their blood regularly, or living in fear of the lost and revenants who want to make them their personal blood bank.

*** This is further corroborated by the the three DLC, which allow you to take on primordial Aragami. While they're extremely hard to kill, you ''can'' kill them.

** This is actually somewhat reduced by the game proper. It turns out the Gen 1 Revenants where actually made to fight and deployed against the Aragami. They successfully managed to push them all out of the city and the surrounding area which is why we never run in to any Aragami that had gotten trapped by the Mist with everything else, they'd all been driven away already by the time the Mist locked everything inside. Given this its likely that Revenants can kill Aragami. If that means they are the first God Eaters or some other reason remains to be seen. This is further corroborated by the the three DLC, which allow you to take on several primordial Aragami. While they're extremely hard to kill, you ''can'' kill them.

** This is actually somewhat reduced by the game proper. It turns out the Gen 1 Revenants where actually made to fight and deployed against the Aragami. They successfully managed to push them all out of the city and the surrounding area which is why we never run in to any Aragami that had gotten trapped by the Mist with everything else, they'd all been driven away already by the time the Mist locked everything inside. Given this its likely that Revenants can kill Aragami. If that means they are the first God Eaters or some other reason remains to be seen. [[spoiler: This is further corroborated by the the three DLC, which allow you to take on several primordial Aragami, and while they're extremely hard to kill, you ''can'' kill them.]]

** This is actually somewhat reduced by the game proper. It turns out the Gen 1 Revenants where actually made to fight and deployed against the Aragami. They successfully managed to push them all out of the city and the surrounding area which is why we never run in to any Aragami that had gotten trapped by the Mist with everything else, they'd all been driven away already by the time the Mist locked everything inside. Given this its likely that Revenants can kill Aragami. If that means they are the first God Eaters or some other reason remains to be seen.

** Emily Su sacrificed herself to becoming a Successor at Mido's hands as her way of protecting Yakumo and her fellow orphans - and he went and [[KickTheDog experimented on the others anyway]] after turning her, including the children, with the implication being he transformed them into his greatest minions. [[BadBoss Some of which he casually disposes of anyway.]] We also find out that he horribly experimented on Io's fellow Attendants, and likely killed a fair amount of them personally. Out of any potential Revenant antagonism and evils of mankind, Mido is downright far and away the most evil bastard in the franchise.

** This may not actually be the case. The protagonist unintentionally became the successor of the blood when they drank the Queen's, and successors cannot be permanently killed unless their relic(in this case the Queen's blood) is removed. Hopefully this makes the protagonist's survival an isolated incident and means other revenants can still avoid becoming lost with a MercyKill.

* During Miguel's vestige after defeating the Gilded Hunter, you witness Juzo Mido's depravity first hand as he experiments on hapless patients like they are dolls that he can play with. The scariest part of this vestige however? When the final door materializes, if you look behind you wuill see Mido's gigantic yellow eye staring at you for a JumpScare that just comes out of nowhere.

* Imagine what it must be like to be a human in the game's world. They're surrounded by vampires who could go insane if they don't get enough blood, or lose their mask and are exposed to the miasma. Most of them are kept in a secure facility where their blood can be harvested, and despite being provided for have little freedom. Escape means living in constant fear of the lost, while being chased by revenants who want to take them back, or use them as their personal blood bank.

* As it turns out, the world of ''Code Vein'' is much, much worse than what we're led to believe. Humanity is stuck inside a small area and have to choose between trying to survive the Lost and harsh environments by themselves, or choose to undergo protection by become blood bags for the Revenants. And believe it or not, they may or may not have had it easy. Why? ''[[VideoGame/GodEater Because Aragami wander outside the Gaol of the Mist]]''. That's right, those horrific monsters that can only be killed by God Arcs are just right outside the city, waiting for the Mist to come down. The people and Revenants trapped inside the city have a better chance with the Lost since the Aragami can only be killed by God Eaters. Conventional weaponry and possible the abilities of the Revenants themselves won't even scratch these monstrosities, something ''any'' fan of GE is painfully aware of. It also raises a terrifying question: ''Was the Thorn of Judgement the catalyst that summoned the Aragami in the first place''?!

* What becomes of Oliver. Early on during the exploration, he mentions he feels dizzy and finds it hard to breathe before noticing that the gas masks they've been provided are older models and therefore aren't very affected. All are telltale signs that he's being affected by the red mist. And then a recently-turned Lost damages his mask, all but dooming his fate...