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Song of Nephilim

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Song of Nephilim
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Manufacturer Joachim Mizrahi
Purpose Weapon
Main Engine Unknown
Length Unknown
Weight Unknown
Equipment Cloaking device
Weaponry Insanity-driving wavelength
Crew Members Kirschwassers
Affiliation U-TIC Organization
Albedo Piazzolla

The Song of Nephilim is an area in Xenosaga Episode I - Der Wille zur Macht. It is a fortress created by Joachim Mizrahi. In Episode I, it is summoned and occupied by Albedo after he kidnaps MOMO.

Description

The Song of Nephilim is an upside-down tetrahedron-shaped grey facility with red trims. It emits a wavelength that can only be heard by certain individuals. It can cause madness in certain individuals, most notably in Realians, and also attracts the Gnosis.

Story

Creation

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Miltian Conflict

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Episode I

Margulis and Pellegri speak to each other about the possibility of using the Song of Nephilim and it appears later in the game, attracting a large amount of Gnosis to the Kukai Foundation. When Albedo kidnaps MOMO he brings her here. While it is initially invisible, KOS-MOS fires a phase transfer cannon at it that enables everyone to see it. The Elsa heads close in order for the party to rescue MOMO. When it flies over the top, Shion recognizes having seen it when she was a child in Old Miltia. The party heads through the Song of Nephilim, eventually confronting Albedo and recovering MOMO. Albedo escapes and the party fights the Blue Testament, then depart themselves as it stops functioning. The Kukai Foundation attempts to destroy it, but the lasers just reflect off of it. The Song of Nephilim starts absorbing the nearby Gnosis and it descends into the recently revealed Proto Merkabah.

As an area

Song of Nephilim
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Segment Addresses 12
Music Song of Nephilim

The Song of Nephilim serves as the penultimate area of Episode I.

Enemies

Normal Enemies

Bosses

Treasures

Database

Episode I

Song of Nephilim System

One of several giant machines created by Joachim Mizrahi.

It emits a song-like frequency that only certain individuals can hear, but the actual purpose of this device is yet unknown.

It does, however, curiously reappear throughout the story, be it in the meaning behind the word "madness" uttered by Jr. and Margulis, or the appearance of a girl with the same name. The fact that Shion saw this device on Miltia as a little girl, only furthers the mystery.

Episode III

Song of Nephilim

One of the devices made to control the Zohar.

One of the devices made by the late Joachim Mizrahi to control the Zohar. It is shaped like a giant inverted pyramid.

It was once stored within Labyrinthos, headquarters of the U-TIC Organization. Shion saw its shape from her mother's hospital room.

As the name implies, the Song of Nephilim plays a song (a wavelength) which cannot be heard by normal human ears. The song is said to attract the Gnosis.

The Song of Nephilim are the words of God that were recorded in the Y-Data--one of the relics. A man named Grimoire Verum analyzed these words to create the program known as Lemegeton.

Joachim reconstructed fragmented version of this program as part of the U-DO system. The wavelength it emitted included the word "Nephilim" in its human-audible range, so he named the system the Song of Nephilim.

The Song of Nephilim was used in the Miltian Conflict 15 years ago; however, as it had not been tuned by Joachim, its power was insufficient to bring the Zohar into operation.

The Song itself does not have the power to summon the Gnosis. The Gnosis appear simply because a door has been opened onto imaginary space as the result of U-DO activating in response to the people who have made fragmentary contact with it through the Song. In fact, the Gnosis that appeared around Miltia were actually caused by a fearful and isolated young Shion linking with U-DO and bringing the Zohar into operation.

Xenosaga I & II

ネピリムの歌声

故ヨアキム・ミズラヒが生み出したゾハルを制御する為の装置の一つであり、巨大な逆三角錘の形状を持つ。
かつて、U-TIC機関本部であったラビュリントスの内部に格納されており、シオンは母親の病室からその姿を目撃している。
ネピリムの歌声はその名の通り、普通の人間の耳には聞こえない歌声(波長)を奏で、その歌声はグノーシスを引き寄せるといわれている。

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ネピリムの歌声 その2

14年前のミルチア紛争でも使用され、人間の精神にも異常を及ぼし、かつ、グノーシスも呼び寄せたとされるが、詳細は不明。

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ネピリムの歌声 その3

14年前に、セラーズの指示でキルシュヴァッサーがミルチアから離昇させ、軌道上の天の車と合体した。
その後、公にはアビスに封じられたとされていたが、オルムスの画策により隠匿されていた。

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Gallery

Official artwork

Xenosaga Episode I

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