Aleph Null
Eternal War Incarnate, Aleph Null, is A15 of the Archangels being the fusion of Archangel Aleph with Archangels Poppetox, Mourningstar, Nowhere Monarch, Heckahedron, Alice, Robin Goodfellow, Mammon, Lamento Mori, and Babelith. Serves as the final boss of the game.
Bio
After being intrigued by the player's power of Fusion, he decides to use it himself with the rest of his team as a form of "team building exercise". After becoming Aleph Null, the Archangel takes back his pervious offer of leaving the player's world alone, deciding to travel there first to cause misery to the "unblemished timeline". In response, the player's allies all jump on board the train the Archangels were using and help to battle the fusion.
Halfway through the fight, Aleph destroys the player's cassette and mocks them as being only human. As all hope seems lost, Morgante reveals that the power of fusion is something that humans inantely possess, which motivates the player to get back up and merge with all their allies, creating the Morgante Gestalt due to Morgante's essence still inside them. With this new form, Aleph Null is defeated, and as he dies, he realizes the power of humans.
Habitats
Unknown
Mechanics
He is capable of using various devastating attacks, and his Angelic Attacks are all borrowed from his components.
Moves
Trivia
Design
Alpeh Null's design is combines parts of each of the different Archangels it is comprised of:
- Aleph's triangle head
- Poppetox's top hat
- Mourningstar's wing
- Nowhere Monarch's stripped arm (as a tail)
- Heckahedron's shapes (as arm decorations)
- Alice's cloth pattern
- Robin Goodfellow's head (as a shoulder guard)
- Mammon's human-like half face (as half of their vest)
- Lamento Mori's bone arm/leg
- Babelith's crown and moon
Aleph Null's appearance is based on which Archangels you have defeated. For example, if you have not beaten Babelith, his crown and moon will not appear on Aleph Null's design.[1]
Name origin
"aleph-null" is the the size (cardinality) of the set of all natural numbers. "aleph-null" (also referred to as "aleph-zero" or written as "ℵ0") is asserted by the continuum hypothesis to be the smallest possible cardinality of infinite sets, with other larger sets of infinite numbers existing and their cardinalities described in comparison to ℵ0 (ℵ1, ℵ2, ℵ3, etc.).[2][3]
References
- ↑ Berry Bandit. "Traffikrab Plays Cassette Beasts - Unleash the Power of Retro Tech | Part 13". YouTube. May 13th, 2023. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXV5iIZEOmE
- ↑ Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "transfinite number". Encyclopedia Britannica, Invalid Date, https://www.britannica.com/science/transfinite-number. Accessed 14 May 2023.
- ↑ Weisstein, Eric W. "Aleph-0." From MathWorld--A Wolfram Web Resource. https://mathworld.wolfram.com/Aleph-0.html
