Later material from Bandai revealed the existence of a second computer that oversees a second Digital World known as Iliad, and its name is Homeros.
#MAGICAL TREE MINECRAFT MOVIE#
Yggdrasil factors into the plot of several of the games, the CGI movie Digimon X-Evolution, the manga Digimon Next, and the Digimon Data Squad in the latter, Yggdrasil resides in a more literal example of this trope known as the Server Tree. However, Yggdrasil also tends to take the form of a Physical God, and oftentimes serves as an antagonist.
Most likely referencing this, at the end of the manga, Eren himself is buried under a tree after he dies and has eradicated all titans from the world. Myth says that Ymir came across the origin of life, although that was all that was known of it by the present day as the part about the tree and its fluid were lost to history. The liquid in the pond would later become known as spinal fluid. Attack on Titan reveals late in its run that Ymir Fritz came across a strange giant tree and fell in the pond surrounding it, which turned her into the first titan.Ai Yori Aoshi: It's not overly significant, but the manga does show a massive tree into which Kaoru and Aoi carved their names and heights as small children (around the time of their Childhood Marriage Promise), and again as adults.A very odd kind of tree, with three intertwined trunks that form an endless triple helix. In the the Ah! My Goddess OVA, Belldandy and Keiichi made a promise long ago that affected Yggdrasil greatly. It is also the name of the original World Tree of Norse Mythology, which underlies much of the series. Ah! My Goddess: "Yggdrasil" is the name of the higher-dimensional supercomputer system that connects all things.Compare Tree Vessel and Tower of Babel, the Biblical counterpart of it. Nature's rough equivalent to the Starscraper.
In cases where a significant portion of the story takes place within the World Tree itself, it may become a Treetop World cases of the latter set within a single tree almost always overlap. It may even be a Wood Between the Worlds. The World Tree may exist between worlds, with its roots in one and its branches in another. Evil World Trees often pervert the concept of "oneness" by subverting promises and spiritual connection into either spreading The Corruption in form of Alien Kudzu, or absorbing everything into itself. Of course, anything this spiritually significant is very popular to produce evil versions. Sometimes, it is the representation of The Lifestream and its influence extends beyond life itself, in which case it symbolizes eternity. On a symbolic level, besides the obvious Green Aesop, it may represent the connection that all living things have, or a promise given by one character to another. Fortunately, if the World Tree is destroyed over the plot's course, often a new one will be born from a seed at the conclusion, once the threat is dealt with representing rebirth and restoration of the natural order of things. The health of the World Tree is tied to that of the world itself injuring it may trigger Gaia's Vengeance, and cutting it down outright could spell The End of the World as We Know It. The Tree is often used to substitute for a deity as a Big Good by the virtue of being more easily acceptable whereas gods can have various motivations the viewers may not agree with, the World Tree is more akin to an impersonal Sentient Cosmic Force it preserves balance and harmony without conscious effort, and seldom can be communicated with directly, although it often shows hints of having a will of its own. Many works of fiction have embraced it quite thoroughly. It has been called Yggdrasil and the Tree of Life among other names. One of the most common and recognizable iterations of the Axis Mundi. This is a very old archetype, one that spans the ages and cultures. Usually situated in a breezy land of ice and snow or a sprawling forest or maybe even a green, green field.
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