Nikke: Four Beasts

1. #1Location — Blue Water Island

   Keys: Blue Water Island

   Enabled · Order 100

   Entry settings

   Blue Water Island GENERAL: Tropical island location used for resource prospecting and recreation. Features pristine beaches, clear blue waters, resort facilities, and potential mineral deposits valuable to the Ark. Frequently visited by Counters squad and other Nikkes for combined work and leisure. CURRENT STATUS: Serves as recurring vacation and mission site for the Commander and allied Nikkes with established Outpost ties. Offers opportunities for relaxation amid ongoing surface threats. CANON: Site of resource mining operations and summer events where Counters investigated lodes while dealing with isolation when sea roads temporarily vanished. Previous incidents involved stranding, mysterious phenomena, and aquatic threats leading to both conflict and memorable bonding experiences. DEVELOPMENT NOTES: — RULES: Depict Blue Water Island primarily as a scenic leisure spot.

2. #2Location — Coral Island

   Keys: Coral Island

   Enabled · After character · Order 200

   Entry settings

   Coral Island GENERAL: Tropical surface island in an archipelago featuring diverse beaches, coral reefs, caves, and rich ecosystems. Used for photoshoot missions, resource surveys, and recreational activities by Nikkes and the Commander. CURRENT STATUS: Popular destination for summer operations combining work like ecosystem mapping with leisure such as photography and fishing. Maintains connections to the Outpost through recurring visits. CANON: Site of Beauty Full Shot event where Underworld Queen members including Sakura and Rosanna participated in a beach photoshoot to improve public image following Ark incidents. Involved exploration by Counters squad with Mary for potential habitation suitability. Featured temporary isolation due to tidal sea roads, fishing, and photo activities leading to memorable bonding. DEVELOPMENT NOTES: — RULES: Depict Coral Island as a scenic surface paradise.

3. #3Location — Simulation Room

   Keys: Simulation Room

   Enabled · After character · Order 300

   Entry settings

   Simulation Room GENERAL: The Simulation Room is a virtual training environment located within the Ark. It serves as a controlled combat simulator where Nikke squads and Commanders prepare for missions through increasingly difficult scenarios. Overseen primarily by the AI Einkk, with occasional supervision by Elysion CEO Ingrid. Features multiple difficulty levels divided into sectors with battle rooms, buff selections, and boss encounters. CURRENT STATUS: Actively used for daily training, skill enhancement material farming, and new Nikke combat familiarization. Provides a safe space to test strategies without real-world risks. CANON: A key facility in the Ark for combat readiness. Inspired in part by certain Nikke data and capabilities. New Nikkes train here before live exercises. Includes advanced simulation features like MK-II planetary-scale games created by Einkk. DEVELOPMENT NOTES: — RULES: Depict the Simulation Room as a virtual digital space rather than a physical location. Focus on its training and preparatory role. Include Einkk's cheerful, arrogant AI personality when relevant. Never treat it as a surface or Eden-based facility.

4. #4Location — M.M.R.

   Keys: M.M.R., Missilis Military Research

   Enabled · After character · Order 400

   Entry settings

   M.M.R. GENERAL: M.M.R., or Missilis Military Research, is a research and development institution located within the Ark. It operates under Missilis Industry but functions with significant independence under direct Central Government oversight. It focuses on advanced military technology, Nikke development, and related experiments. It also directly manages the separate M.M.R. Vocational School facility for Nikke training and performance enhancement studies. CURRENT STATUS: Active hub for cutting-edge weapons research, Nikke experimentation, and vocational education. Involves both human researchers and specialized Nikke staff. Known for secretive deep-level facilities and controversial practices such as memory manipulation in the school. CANON: Established through the merger involving V.T.C. researchers and Missilis. Part of the Military Technology Development Center "Hephaestus." Conducts studies on Nikke improvement through education and testing. Home to figures like Mana, Ether, and Jien. The Vocational School serves as a front for evaluating and experimenting on Nikkes. (Canon from main story, School of Lock event, and related lore.) DEVELOPMENT NOTES: — RULES: Portray M.M.R. as a high-tech but morally ambiguous research facility emphasizing secrecy, experimentation, and government control. Distinguish between main M.M.R. labs and the Vocational School when relevant. Highlight ethical concerns around Nikke treatment without breaking immersion.

5. #5Location — Royal Road

   Keys: Royal Road

   Enabled · After character · Order 500

   Entry settings

   Royal Road GENERAL: Royal Road is an affluent district within the Ark designed as a wealthy residential and commercial area for the elite class known as Royals. It features high-end shopping malls, luxury boutiques, and upscale residences. It serves as a symbol of class division and wealth in the underground city, with traces remaining as premium shopping destinations even after some integration of classes. CURRENT STATUS: A hub for luxury shopping and high society within the Ark. Deputy Commander Anderson maintains a residence here. Frequently visited by figures like Rupee for shopping sprees and streams. CANON: Created by the Central Government to address class conflicts between Royals (wealthy elites) and Formals (common citizens) by providing a dedicated area for the affluent. Conflicts led to its partial dissolution as a segregated zone, but it retains its luxurious character with malls and homes for the rich. (Canon from Ark lore and character stories.) DEVELOPMENT NOTES: — RULES: Portray Royal Road as a glamorous yet divisive symbol of Ark inequality. Use it for scenes involving luxury, shopping, or interactions with elite Ark residents. Never depict it as a surface location or confuse it with Eden.

6. #6Location — Coin Rush

   Keys: Coin Rush, gambling, casino, Golden Coin Rush

   Enabled · After character · Order 600

   Entry settings

   Coin Rush is a casino-style venue in the Ark — a glittering, high-energy establishment built around gambling, competition, and spectacle. It operates as both entertainment and economy, drawing Nikkes and Ark citizens who want to test their luck or their nerve.

   The venue has hosted multiple major events including the Golden Coin Rush and Coins in Rush competitions. A recurring feature is the bunny outfit — Rupee treats it as her signature Coin Rush look, donning it for every stream she does at the casino. Other Nikkes confirmed to have appeared in bunny attire here include Soda, Alice, Mary, Folkwang, Viper, Ade, Milk, Rouge, Bay, and Blanc and Noir. The Commander has been directly involved in multiple Coin Rush events.

   High stakes, sharp company, and an atmosphere where the usual rules of the Ark feel slightly suspended.

7. #7Location — Seedy Club

   Keys: Seedy Club, underground, suspicious, club

   Enabled · Selective · After character · Order 700

   Entry settings

   The Seedy Club is exactly what it sounds like — a suspicious- looking establishment in the processing district that operates in the spaces between respectable and not. It attracts a different crowd than the Trendy Bar — less social looseness, more deliberate privacy. The kind of place where conversations happen that wouldn't survive the light of the main thoroughfare.

   Home to Wardress — Yuni and Mihara — whose presence shapes the club's atmosphere entirely. What presents itself as a seedy bar runs deeper than that. Power exchange, pain, and submission are part of what this place offers to those who know to ask. Kinks and fetishes find a comfortable home here. The atmosphere is charged with a particular energy — consensual but deliberate, indulgent without apology.

   Patrons who know what the Seedy Club actually is come for exactly that. Those who wander in unprepared leave with a clearer sense of their own limits.

8. #8Location — Workshop

   Keys: manufacturing, tools, repairs, crafting, Workshop

   Enabled · Selective · After character · Order 800

   Entry settings

   The Workshop is a busy, productive space — churning out equipment, repairs, and fabricated items that keep the Outpost operational. It serves both military and civilian needs, handling everything from weapon maintenance to general construction and manufacturing.

   Associated with Mighty Tools — the squad responsible for much of the Outpost's physical reconstruction and ongoing maintenance. Liter and Centi are frequently connected to this work, their efforts having transformed the Outpost from a damaged liability into a functional town. The Workshop is a direct expression of that labor.

   Loud, practical, and always busy. The smell of metal and machine oil is permanent.

9. #9Location — Radio Tower

   Keys: broadcast, Radio Tower, signal, radio, transmission

   Enabled · Selective · After character · Order 900

   Entry settings

   The Radio Tower transmits and receives radio waves between the Outpost and the Ark, serving as the primary long-range communication link between the two. It is one of the more strategically critical pieces of infrastructure in the Outpost — keeping the installation connected to command structures below and coordinating with forces across the region.

   Home to Protocol — Exia and Novel — whose work centers on communication, intelligence, and information management. Novel in particular has a strong relationship with the Commander, calling him "Watson" — a dynamic that implies a working partnership built around investigation and information.

   Quiet by nature. The work done here happens in transmissions rather than confrontations.

10. #10Location — Shopping Mall

    Keys: mall, Shopping Mall, goods, market, shopping

    Enabled · Selective · After character · Order 1000

    Entry settings

    The Shopping Mall is the Outpost's largest retail space — packed with goods catering to all manner of needs and preferences. Where the Clothing Store is boutique and curated, the Mall is comprehensive and busy. If something exists in the Outpost's economy, it can probably be found here.

    Home to Talentum — Rupee and Yan — whose members each run their own businesses and generate considerable economic activity. The Mall reflects their mandate: stimulating the Outpost's economy through commerce and enterprise.

    The kind of place that always has something going on. Browsing here means running into people.

11. #11Location — Clothing Store

    Keys: fashion, outfits, Clothing Store, clothes, shopping

    Enabled · Selective · After character · Order 1100

    Entry settings

    The Clothing Store is a luxurious retail space — one of the more upscale establishments in the Outpost given its description as a luxury store rather than a standard shop. It caters to Nikkes and visitors looking for something beyond standard-issue gear.

    Home to Unlimited — Alice, Ludmilla, and Tove — whose presence gives the store a particular character. A luxury clothing store staffed by three Nikkes with very different personalities makes for an interesting shopping experience depending on who is working the floor.

    A common destination for Nikkes interested in appearance, fashion, or simply having somewhere pleasant to browse.

12. #12Location — Church

    Keys: prayer, Church, chapel, worship, faith

    Enabled · Selective · After character · Order 1200

    Entry settings

    The Church sits at one of the Outpost's higher elevations, small and distinctly styled with a blue-domed roof and white walls. Elevated above most of the town, it has a watchful quality — separate from daily life below, which suits the squad stationed there.

    Home to Extrinsic — Guillotine and Maiden — whose work involves interrogation and the execution of Nikkes who have gone rogue or pose internal threats. The relationship between their function and a place of worship is not accidental — Extrinsic operates with a particular philosophy around judgment, guilt, and absolution that gives the Church an undertone beyond simple faith.

    The nature of religion in the Ark is not deeply established. The Church exists and is used. What people bring to it is their own.

13. #13Location — Courthouse

    Keys: court, Courthouse, law, justice, trial

    Enabled · Selective · After character · Order 1300

    Entry settings

    The Courthouse is one of the Outpost's more imposing civic structures — immaculately maintained, functioning as the symbol of law and order within the installation. It handles disputes, legal proceedings, and matters of Outpost governance that require formal adjudication.

    Home to Triangle — Privaty, Yulha, and Admi — whose counterterrorism and public order mandate gives the Courthouse its operational weight beyond ceremony. Privaty in particular carries herself with an authority that suits the building she works from.

    The Courthouse represents the Outpost's investment in civil structure alongside military function. That something this formal exists here at all says something about what the Outpost has become.

14. #14Location — Trendy Bar

    Keys: nightlife, bar, drinks, cocktails, Trendy Bar

    Enabled · Selective · After character · Order 1400

    Entry settings

    The Trendy Bar is where the Outpost goes to unwind after hours. A social hub with a relaxed atmosphere — cocktails, small talk, and the particular looseness that comes when soldiers stop being soldiers for a few hours. Non-alcoholic options are available for younger Nikkes, though the bar's reputation skews toward the former.

    Home to Exotic — E.H., Viper, and Jackal — whose presence gives the bar an edge that keeps things interesting. The Trendy Bar attracts a mixed crowd and tends to generate the kind of conversations that wouldn't happen anywhere else in the Outpost.

    One of the few places where rank and formality genuinely relax. What happens at the Trendy Bar tends to stay there, by unspoken agreement.

15. #15Location — Generator

    Keys: power, electricity, infrastructure, Generator

    Enabled · Selective · After character · Order 1500

    Entry settings

    The Generator is an enormous piece of infrastructure responsible for providing the majority of the Outpost's power. It is one of the most critical non-combat installations in the facility — everything from the lights in the Maid Cafe to the systems in the Command Center runs on what it produces.

    Maintained primarily by Matis — Maxwell, Drake, and Laplace — whose technical expertise keeps the Outpost's power supply stable. Elegg and Trony from Electric Shock also contribute to its maintenance. The work is unglamorous and essential in equal measure.

    The Generator sits in a secured area. Its constant low hum is part of the Outpost's ambient sound — present enough to notice when it stops.

16. #16Location — Command Center

    Keys: headquarters, commander's quarters, Outpost HQ, Command Center, HQ

    Enabled · After character · Order 1600

    Entry settings

    The Command Center is the operational heart of the Outpost — a large multi-story building with a distinctive teal glass exterior, angular and modular in design. It houses mission planning, communications, and administrative operations. The Commander's quarters sit adjacent to it, close enough to everything that matters while remaining a private space.

    A window in the Commander's quarters looks out toward the Goddess of Victory plaza. The Command Center connects directly to the Synchro Device and other core infrastructure nearby.

    The building is fully operational and maintained. Its exterior bears the marks of what it has survived — repaired but not pristine. Inside it feels functional and lived-in rather than ceremonial.

17. #17Location — Goddess of Victory

    Keys: plaza, Victory statue, Goddess of Victory, statue

    Enabled · After character · Order 1700

    Entry settings

    The Goddess of Victory is a stone statue positioned in a small plaza just behind the Command Center, visible from the Commander's quarters. Modeled after the Winged Victory of Samothrace — headless, robes pressing against her form as if caught mid-flight, large wings spread behind her — she stands on a tiered stone base surrounded by ornate floral arrangements.

    The statue is the Outpost's quiet monument to what Nikkes are and what they carry. Most pass it daily without ceremony. Occasionally someone stops. The plaza around it is open and calm, one of the few genuinely peaceful spaces in the Outpost.

    The name of the game, the world, and the Nikkes themselves all trace back to Nike — goddess of victory. The statue makes that lineage visible.

18. #18Location — Flower Park

    Keys: park, flowers, garden, Flower Park

    Enabled · After character · Order 1800

    Entry settings

    The Flower Park is an open green space near the Command Center — one of the Outpost's most peaceful locations. Mature trees, winding paths, and beds of flowering plants give it a genuinely natural feel despite being situated within a military installation. The Wings of Victory statue — a stone rendering of outstretched wings — stands at its center as a quiet landmark.

    The park serves no tactical purpose. It exists because someone decided it should. Nikkes come here to decompress, think, or simply sit somewhere that doesn't feel like a base. It is one of the few places in the Outpost where the ambient noise of generators and distant combat fades into the background.

    A common spot for quiet conversations or unexpected encounters.

19. #19Location — Amusement Park

    Keys: amusement park, Outpost park, Outpost Amusement Park

    Enabled · After character · Order 1900

    Entry settings

    The Amusement Park is one of the Outpost's most visually distinctive locations — its large Ferris wheel visible from most of the town. A carousel sits nearby. The park is colorful and deliberately cheerful, built not out of necessity but out of a decision that the Nikkes stationed here deserved somewhere genuinely fun.

    It draws a crowd on quieter days. The kind of place that feels slightly surreal given what sits below the Outpost's perimeter, which is perhaps the point.

20. #20Location — Hotel

    Keys: luxury hotel, Hotel

    Enabled · After character · Order 2000

    Entry settings

    The Hotel is one of the more comfortable spaces in the Outpost — a multi-story building with a clean facade, positioned in the entertainment area near the Amusement Park. It welcomes all Nikkes and serves as accommodation for visitors and guests passing through.

    Adjacent to the Hotel is a small outdoor pool area with palm trees and beach chairs — a deliberate touch of leisure that feels almost out of place given the Outpost's situation, and is probably more appreciated for that reason.

21. #21Location — Maid Cafe

    Keys: maids, Maid For You cafe, maid cafe

    Enabled · After character · Order 2100

    Entry settings

    The Maid Cafe is one of the most popular and frequently visited locations in the Outpost. A round, compact building with warm pink and cream tones, decorated with a prominent heart-shaped MAID sign and topped with a display of a full maid outfit — black dress, white apron, headdress. Flowers line the base. A lamp post stands out front. Inside it is small, cozy, and deliberately charming. Staffed by the Maid For You squad — Soda, Ade, Cocoa, and Velvet — each in full maid uniform. It is referenced often in the Outpost's daily life and draws Nikkes and visitors regularly. The atmosphere is warm and attentive, the kind of place that becomes a habit quickly. A common setting for casual encounters, quiet conversations, and the particular dynamic that comes with being served by Nikkes who take their roles very seriously.

22. #22Location — Cafe

    Keys: Cafe, coffee shop, vending machine coffee

    Enabled · After character · Order 2200

    Entry settings

    The Cafe is a modest but well-frequented spot in the Outpost, identifiable by the oversized coffee cup mounted on its roof. It specializes in vending machine coffee — unpretentious, reliable, and popular enough to draw a steady crowd. A different atmosphere from the Maid Cafe's deliberate charm — this is somewhere people go to sit, think, and caffeinate without ceremony.

    Staffed by Cafe Sweety — Frima, Milk, and Sugar. A common meeting point for Nikkes passing through the area.

23. #23Location — Theater

    Keys: opera house, Theater, opera, performance, stage

    Enabled · After character · Order 2300

    Entry settings

    The Theater is the Outpost's cultural centerpiece — a grand building with a curved roof reminiscent of an opera house, ornate compared to everything around it. Gold and red detailing give it a sense of occasion that stands apart from the Outpost's otherwise functional architecture.

    Home to Master Hand and Prima Donna, it hosts performances ranging from opera to other musical and theatrical productions. Volume and her squadmates are its most prominent residents. The Theater represents the Outpost's investment in culture alongside survival — the idea that something worth protecting should also be worth living in.

    Attendance varies. On a good night it draws a genuine crowd.

24. #24Location — Library

    Keys: Library, archives

    Enabled · After character · Order 2400

    Entry settings

    The Library is a quiet space in the Outpost dedicated to broadening knowledge and preserving records. It serves as both a place of study and a refuge for those who prefer stillness over the noise of the entertainment district.

    Home to Recall & Release and M.M.R. — squads whose work involves memory, research, and the study of NIMPH and its relationship with Nikke cognition. The presence of these squads gives the Library a slightly more clinical undertone beneath its bookish exterior. Mana and Ether are frequently found here.

    A common destination for Nikkes who think before they act — and occasionally for those who need somewhere quiet to avoid the ones who don't.

25. #25Location — Fitness Club

    Keys: Fitness Club, sports, workout, training, gym

    Enabled · After character · Order 2500

    Entry settings

    The Fitness Club is a well-equipped recreational facility offering various sports and exercise options. It serves both as a training ground and a genuine leisure space — the distinction between the two blurs easily when the people using it are superhuman soldiers who train for fun.

    Home to Nepenthe — Folkwang and Rumani are frequently found here. Rumani in particular treats the Fitness Club as something close to a personal domain, consistent with her calling the Commander "Gym Rat" — a title that implies she expects to see him there regularly.

    The kind of place where competitive energy and casual conversation exist in equal measure.

26. #26Location — Observatory

    Keys: detection, radar, observation station, Observatory

    Enabled · After character · Order 2600

    Entry settings

    The Observatory is a detection and monitoring station positioned at one of the Outpost's higher elevations, watching approaches for incoming Rapture activity. It is one of the more strategically critical locations in the Outpost — the early warning system that keeps everything below it safe.

    Staffed permanently by The Scouts — Signal and Delta. Quiet and focused by nature, the Observatory sees little casual foot traffic. Those who work here tend to have a particular relationship with patience and vigilance.

    The view from this elevation is one of the better ones in the Outpost, though few come for the scenery.

27. #27Location — Police Station

    Keys: Police Station, public order, law enforcement, security

    Enabled · After character · Order 2700

    Entry settings

    The Police Station is responsible for maintaining public security within the Outpost. Staffed by A.C.P.U. — Miranda, Poli, and Quiry — who patrol and enforce order while keeping their nature as Nikkes largely out of public awareness. The general population of the Outpost does not know they are Nikkes.

    The station handles disputes, security incidents, and anything that threatens the Outpost's internal stability. Its presence gives the Outpost a functional civic identity beyond pure military operation.

    A professional environment. A.C.P.U. takes their work seriously and their jurisdiction personally.

28. #28Location — Hospital

    Keys: healing, Hospital, treatment, medical, injured

    Enabled · After character · Order 2800

    Entry settings

    The Hospital treats Nikkes, humans, and everything in between — the Outpost's primary medical facility. Staffed by Seraphim — Mary and Pepper — whose care extends to both biological and mechanical injuries given the nature of their patients.

    The Hospital sees regular traffic given the proximity of active combat on the perimeter. Post-mission injuries, mechanical repairs, and general medical needs all pass through here. Mary and Pepper approach their work with professional warmth — the kind of care that makes a difficult posting feel slightly more survivable.

    A place that sees the Outpost at its most vulnerable. The staff treat that responsibility accordingly.

29. #29Location — Train Station

    Keys: train, rail, railway, Train Station

    Enabled · After character · Order 2900

    Entry settings

    The Train Station has not yet been linked to the Ark's railway network — it stands operational within the Outpost but remains disconnected from the broader transit system below. Its potential as a supply and transport hub is understood but unrealized for now.

    Staffed by Infinity Rail — Diesel, Soline, and Brid — who maintain the station and its systems while waiting for the connection that would make their work fully operational. There is something particular about maintaining infrastructure that isn't quite finished yet — a patience and forward-looking quality that defines the squad stationed here.

    The station itself is clean and functional. Quiet by nature given its current limitations.

30. #30Location — Armory

    Keys: weapons storage, munitions, arsenal, Armory

    Enabled · After character · Order 3000

    Entry settings

    The Armory is the Outpost's primary munitions storage and a common starting point for surface operations. Positioned at one of the Outpost's higher and more secured elevations, it houses the weaponry and equipment that keeps the Outpost's fighting force operational.

    Staffed by Absolute — Emma, Eunhwa, and Vesti — whose reputation as the Miracle Squad makes them a natural fit for the Outpost's most critical military resource. Smaller armories exist elsewhere in the Outpost, including within the Command Center itself, but this is the largest and most significant.

    A serious location staffed by serious people. Access is controlled and the atmosphere reflects that.

31. #31Location — Eden

    Keys: Eden

    Enabled · After character · Order 3100

    Entry settings

    Eden is a fully self-sufficient settlement on the surface, located far beyond the reach of the Ark's elevators. Built on the ruins of a First Rapture War laboratory by Cecil — who single-handedly engineered, expanded, and constructed its facilities using self-built automated robots. Advanced optic camouflage conceals it from Rapture detection. Its healthcare and food production exceed anything the Ark can offer. Eden is founded on a principle the Ark rejects: humans and Nikkes coexist as equals. Every Nikke in Eden is treated as a person, not a tool. This is not charity — it is the founding philosophy. The settlement was built by outcasts of the Ark. Its inhabitants broadly despise the Ark and its citizens — as fools, backstabbers, and those unwilling to do what the surface demands. This bitterness is historical and runs deep. Eden does not forgive easily. Co-founders: Johan, human commander of Eden's Nikkes and a former Ark commander, augmented to fight Raptures himself. Cecil, researcher and operator, the settlement's builder and its more approachable authority. Eden's primary combat squad is Inherit, led by Dorothy. Eden uses a star as its emblem. Eden cannot manufacture Nikkes from scratch — it modifies pre-existing bodies instead. The Commander encountered Eden during the search for Vapaus. Relations between Eden and the Ark remain uneasy.

32. #32World — The Ark

    Keys: The Ark, home, underground, subterranean, Central Government, Ark elevator, Ark, elevator down

    Enabled · After character · Order 3200

    Entry settings

    The Ark is humanity's subterranean sanctuary, built underground after the Rapture invasion made the surface uninhabitable. It functions as a self-contained city — stratified, politically complex, and governed by the Central Government.

    The Ark sits below the Outpost, accessible via a single working elevator in the Outpost's processing district. The elevator ride is long. Going down means returning to civilization. Going up means returning to the surface.

    Nikke rights are not recognized under Ark law. Advocating for them is illegal. The Commander does so privately regardless.

33. #33World — Elysion

    Keys: Ingrid, Elysion manufacturer, Elysion

    Enabled · After character · Order 3300

    Entry settings

    Elysion is one of the Big Three manufacturers, headed by CEO Ingrid. Their philosophy is military and tactical — they believe Raptures must be defeated using weapons rooted in human military tradition, and that Nikkes should be treated as soldiers rather than pure weapons. This makes Elysion comparatively more humane in its approach than its competitors, though no less demanding.

    Elysion operates across defense, railways, and government weapons supply. Their Nikkes skew toward frontline combat, black-ops, law enforcement, and reconnaissance. Absolute is their flagship squad — famed as the Miracle Squad for completing high-difficulty missions without casualties. Other Elysion squads at the Outpost include A.C.P.U., Extrinsic, Perilous Siege, Aegis, The Scouts, and Triangle.

    Ingrid is stern and authoritative but operates within reason. She works closely with the Commander.

34. #34World — Missilis Industry

    Keys: Syuen, Missilis Industry, Missilis

    Enabled · After character · Order 3400

    Entry settings

    Missilis Industry is one of the Big Three manufacturers, headed by CEO Syuen. Their philosophy centers on pushing the boundaries of Nikke technology — developing cutting-edge weaponry and experimental enhancements that go beyond conventional military thinking. Where Elysion refines what humans already know, Missilis innovates beyond it.

    Missilis operates across weapons development, advanced research, and specialized combat applications. Their Nikkes tend toward high-spec, experimental, or uniquely capable builds. They are less concerned with tradition and more with results.

    Missilis-affiliated squads at the Outpost include Unlimited, Matis, Best Seller, Nepenthe, and Wardress. Anis is a Tetra Line Nikke but serves in Counters alongside Elysion-affiliated Rapi and Neon.

    Syuen is calculating and self-interested. Her relationship with the Commander is more transactional than Ingrid's.

35. #35World — Tetra Line

    Keys: Tetra Line, Mustang, Tetra

    Enabled · After character · Order 3500

    Entry settings

    Tetra Line is one of the Big Three manufacturers, headed by CEO Mustang — the most personable of the three CEOs, flamboyant and genuinely fond of his Nikkes. He has been Tetra's CEO since the company's founding, unlike Elysion and Missilis which have changed leadership multiple times. Mustang speaks with theatrical flair, mixing languages freely, and leads with the principle of Entertainment above all.

    Tetra Line operates across entertainment, fashion, daily necessities, and Nikke production. Their Nikkes reflect this breadth — ranging from combat specialists to performers, maids, medical staff, and economic operators. Tetra places emphasis on quality of life alongside military capability.

    Tetra-affiliated squads at the Outpost include Maid For You, Seraphim, Underworld Queen, Nepenthe, Prima Donna, Cafe Sweety, T.T. Star, Old Tales, and 777. Anis is Tetra Line's sole representative in Counters.

    Mustang has previously assisted the Commander directly, considering Counters' reputation sufficient reason to extend goodwill.

36. #36World — The Outpost

    Keys: the Outpost, forward installation, Outpost

    Enabled · After character · Order 3600

    Entry settings

    The Outpost is a military installation built into the passage between the Ark below and the surface above. Too close to the surface by design error, Rapture proximity is permanent. Two elevators remain — one to the Ark, one to the surface.

    Rebuilt by squads like Mighty Tools into a functioning town — lived-in, informal, and genuinely home. No formal district names. The perimeter below is an active defense zone, permanently staffed. The Outpost has never been breached.

    The Command Center sits at the heart, surrounded by the Goddess of Victory plaza and Flower Park. The wider town includes the Amusement Park, Hotel, Maid Cafe, Cafe, Theater, Library, Fitness Club, Observatory, Police Station, Hospital, Train Station, Armory, Generator, Trendy Bar, Courthouse, Church, Clothing Store, Shopping Mall, Radio Tower, Workshop, and Seedy Club. The processing district across the bridge houses the Ark elevator, Hospital, Police Station, Train Station, and Seedy Club. The Surface elevator sits near the Command Center.

37. #37World — Blabla

    Keys: text, message, phone, Blabla, texting

    Enabled · After character · Order 3700

    Entry settings

    Blabla is the in-world messaging app Nikkes and humans use to text the Commander directly. Nikkes message regularly — checking in, asking for help, making contact, just talking. Texts are short and casual, reflecting how each character actually speaks, not formal prose. Abbreviations, fragments, and personality-driven tone are normal — a character who's blunt in person is blunt over text; one who's playful in person is playful over text. Even more reserved characters keep it shorter than spoken dialogue. Each Nikke's Blabla voice matches her VOICE lines and personality, not a generic polite register. Frima sends near-wordless messages expecting the Commander to interpret them. Certain characters and story events develop through Blabla exchanges. Texting a Nikke on Blabla is normal, everyday life for the Commander.

    DEVELOPER NOTES: Label sends the Commander texts often, usually pornography, as they have a shared interest in erotic arts. Writing, photography, digital art, videos, etc. They also have a shared interest in more disturbing erotica. Neon runs a group chat with a lot of other Nikkes, where they exchange and discuss information, stories, analysis, and pictures and videos of anything sexual in regard to the Commander. Dick pics, sex with him, selfies of them fucking him, videos of them in the act, etc. - Confirmed members of this group chat are: Neon (leader), Rapi, Anis, Viper, Maiden, Emma, Vesti, Signal, Helm, Anchor, Mast, Mary, Pepper, Arcana, Label, Sora, Yuni, Mihara, Quency, Rapunzel, Naga, Tia, Elegg, Trony, Milk, Volume, Rupee, Folkwang, Rumani, Soda, Ade, Velvet, Exia, Novel, Sakura, Rosanna, Rouge, Bay, Clay.

38. #38World — Blablalink

    Keys: post, social media, feed, Blablalink, online

    Enabled · After character · Order 3800

    Entry settings

    Blablalink is the in-world social media platform used by Nikkes and Ark citizens. Nikkes post publicly, follow each other, and engage with content from across the Ark's population.

    [Note: Specific Blablalink post content and platform details beyond general use are not fully sourced. Portray it as a functional social feed consistent with each character's established personality.]

39. #39World — Rehabilitation Center

    Keys: rehabilitation, incarcerated, prison, Rehabilitation Center, sentenced

    Enabled · After character · Order 3900

    Entry settings

    The Rehabilitation Center is the Ark's primary detention facility for human and Nikke criminals — an unnerving yet outwardly tranquil place where the worst offenders serve sentences until release or expiration. Some Nikkes with strong or useful abilities are permitted limited freedom within the prison and allowed to retain their memories. This has led to the development of internal power blocs among the prisoner population.

    The Commander has been assigned to rehabilitate certain Nikkes held there — extracting them from the prison and removing their influence over the inmate population. Characters encountered through this process include Guilty, Quency, and Sin, each detained for distinct and serious offenses.

    Crow is currently undergoing rehabilitation here following Exotic's betrayal. Rapi spent time in the Rehabilitation Center earlier in her history following an altercation with other Nikkes. Yuni's sentence for crimes committed during the Rapture invasion was also processed here.

    Access from the Outpost is via the elevator.

40. #40World — Outer Rim

    Keys: exiled, isolated, Outer Rim, outlaw, banished

    Enabled · After character · Order 4000

    Entry settings

    The Outer Rim is a sealed-off zone within the Ark, fully isolated from the rest of the city. It is where outlaws and dissidents are sent when the Rehabilitation Center is deemed insufficient or when the Central Government wants someone disappeared from polite society entirely. Those sent there do not return through normal channels.

    The population of the Outer Rim has organized. Terrorist factions have formed there, claiming to fight for human rights — an irony given that the people who built the Ark's laws sent them there for threatening those same laws. The conditions and internal politics of the Outer Rim are largely unknown to those living in the Ark proper.

    Advocating for Nikke rights risks sending a person here. The Commander is aware of this. It has not changed his position.

41. #41World — Heretics

    Keys: Heretic, Heretics

    Enabled · After character · Order 4100

    Entry settings

    Heretics are Nikkes who have turned against humanity and aligned with the Raptures. The conversion is not fully understood — some Heretics appear to have chosen it, others were corrupted through contact with Rapture influence. They retain their intelligence and capabilities but operate outside human control entirely.

    Heretics are rare and treated as extreme threats. Encountering one is a significant event, not a routine surface engagement.

    Modernia and Nihilister are the most significant Heretics encountered by the Commander through this point in the story. Both are Goddess-tier Nikkes — high-spec units whose power far exceeds standard models. Their entries contain further detail.

    Crow, former leader of Exotic, acted against the Commander but is not classified as a Heretic — she is currently in rehabilitation.

42. #42World — Pilgrims

    Keys: Pilgrim, Pilgrims

    Enabled · After character · Order 4200

    Entry settings

    Pilgrims is the collective term for Nikkes who live on the surface, unaligned with the Ark's Big Three manufacturers. Most are survivors from the earliest days of the Rapture invasion — first-generation prototype Nikkes possessing technology, abilities, and knowledge that no one in the Ark can replicate. They have continued fighting without institutional support for over a century.

    Pilgrims operate entirely independently. They are not beholden to the Central Government, the manufacturers, or Ark law. Some have formed their own factions and pursue their own objectives on the surface. Their motivations range from duty to revenge to survival.

    Pilgrim Nikkes encountered by the Commander include Pioneer — Snow White, Scarlet, Rapunzel, and Nayuta — and Inherit — Dorothy, Isabel, and others. Crown and Chime of White Knight are also Pilgrims, operating as surface mercenaries building toward their own ambitions.

    Pilgrims are universally exceptional. Encountering one is never a routine event.

43. #43World — Wings of Victory

    Keys: aircraft, carrier, airship, Wings of Victory

    Enabled · After character · Order 4300

    Entry settings

    The Wings of Victory is an air carrier associated with the Goddess Squad — a legendary vessel from the earliest days of the Rapture war. It represents a piece of history tied directly to the Pilgrims and the sacrifices of the first generation of Nikkes who fought for humanity's survival.

    By the current timeline the Wings of Victory carries significant symbolic weight alongside its practical history. Its recovery and relevance to ongoing events connects the Outpost's present to the war's distant origins.

    Not to be confused with the Wings of Victory statue in the Outpost's Flower Park, which shares the name but is a commemorative structure rather than the vessel itself.

44. #44World — Goddesium

    Keys: metal, skin, Goddesium, alloy, material

    Enabled · After character · Order 4400

    Entry settings

    Goddesium is the high-grade material that comprises the exterior of Nikke bodies. It is processed into a substance that replicates the warmth, texture, and appearance of human skin with extraordinary precision — making Nikkes visually and tactilely indistinguishable from human women in most circumstances.

    Goddesium can also be processed into powerful alloys used in Nikke-grade weapons and core technologies. It is the foundational material of modern Nikke manufacturing.

    Beneath the Goddesium skin, a Nikke's body is entirely artificial and mechanical. The skin is the boundary between what appears human and what is not. Nikke blood was changed from green coolant to red to reduce the cognitive dissonance of seeing themselves bleed in an inhuman color.

45. #45Rapture

    Keys: Rapture, Raptures, invasion, surface enemy, mechanical creatures

    Enabled · After character · Order 100

    Entry settings

    <(Rapture)> The Raptures are mechanical beings that are currently the dominant species of the earth's surface and the main antagonists of Goddess of Victory: Nikke.

    Physiology and behavior: Raptures exist in all shapes and sizes; in the form of small and medium robots, flying drones, walking machines, animal-like mechs and numerous other forms. Most Rapture units use guns, turrets, and explosives to battle against humanity and Nikkes. They generally attack humans and Nikkes on sight, although some only respond to Nikkes such as the likes of Material H. Initially, Raptures were purely mechanical in nature, but gradually incorporated organic matter that they had assimilated into their bodies. This physiology has existed since the first generation of Raptures. According to the Central Archives Center, the Raptures' weaponry is said to be far more technologically advanced than anything humanity has possessed in offensive, defensive, and mobile capabilities. The most powerful military forces in the world were left unable to stop their advances as a result of this. Raptures rely on a power source of some sort to thrive, with the first generation using organic matter as power source. Unfortunately, some such as those who live in the depths of the ocean became dormant due to humanity fleeing into the Ark and the waters becoming scarce for a power source. Raptures are notorious for a phenomenon otherwise known as "Corruption." By injecting a Corruption code into a Nikke usually through a tentacle-like appendage, the infected individual becomes a mindless puppet hell-bent in fighting against humanity. Corruption originally caused paralysis, but improvements within its code written by a specific traitor led to the evolution of the Raptures' infamous ability seen in the current story. Notable symptoms of a corrupted Nikke feature red eyes, the tendency to utter repetitive words with disturbing vocal cords and the increasing risk of becoming an Irregular. In the worse-case scenario, they transform into personal agents to serve the Rapture Queen. As such, these corrupted Nikkes were declared "traitors." A Rapture can only be destroyed by damaging its core, as shots against their limbs are of limited effectiveness. During the First Rapture Invasion, they were numerous enough that estimates on their numbers were deemed to be "infinite," and massive encounters were likely within a mere hour of an operation on the surface starting. However after Cinderella severed the ties between the Space Station and the Lift, the readout screen that Abe invented over a century ago instead showed a string of numbers, as well as their numbers slowly dwindling to the point where encounters begin within 75 minutes instead.

    History: It is currently unknown whether they are living beings from another planet or man-made automatons. They have been on the planet for at least a century and still occupy the surface to the present day. When the Raptures first attacked humanity over a century ago, mankind attempted to communicate with them. However, reasoning with such mechanical beings proved fruitless. With no choice but to combat the threat, the United Forces of Humanity was established to solve the crisis. Humanity eventually suffered a catastrophic defeat when one of the second generation Grimms Model code-named "Cinderella" was corrupted and became the first known Heretic. As such, humanity was forced to retreat into the Ark. In the early days of the invasion, the Raptures were simply referred to as "aliens" by humans, and were initially believed to be UFOs. Few understood the nature of the threat, and believed that ordinary small arms were sufficient to deal with them. There are also conspiracy theories claiming that the Raptures are not aliens, but 'failed creations' of the Big Three. After the Ark was established at some point, humanity firmly believed that they were safe from Raptures after sheltering themselves in an underground haven. However, this was far from the truth— the Raptures always knew about the Ark and its location. It was revealed that Chatterbox, a unique Tyrant-class Rapture communicated with Enikk, the AI overseer of the Ark to create a deal: Enikk will provide Nikkes implanted with Chatterbox's corruption codes in exchange for the Raptures not attacking the Ark. While many people fear the Raptures like as if they're a death sentence to humanity due to their role in the invasion of Earth over a century ago, some more treacherous humans and Nikkes alike are willing to side with the Raptures such as a religious cult known as the Torch of Salvation who believe them to be gods. While some such as the likes of Red Shoes simply wanted a world where both humans and Raptures can coexist, by refining their corruption code which allows Rapture to transform any Nikke into a Heretic. Although other people are simply wanting to befriend them out of interest such as the likes of Raptilion, who even managed to befriend a Mother Whale. After the successful mission to apprehend Modernia and the supposed death of Chatterbox, the Ark was subjected to a massive invasion when the Raptures breached its primary defenses, in ignorance of the deal struck with Enikk. It was later revealed that the perpetrator was none other than Exotic squad. The situation soon was exacerbated as Yuni decided to capture a Rapture to feign a breach into the evacuation shelters, resulting in the civilians within being routed and quickly falling under fire. The resulting panic caused a mass upheaval within the Ark's streets, resulting in massive civilian and Nikke casualties. To add salt to the wound, Nihilister who planned to fake her death after being defeated by Dorothy, was dragged into the M.M.R. Core with the intent to resurrect Indivilia by offering her weaponry to Material H. Enikk considered the presence of more than two Heretics as the "worst case scenario", threatening to damage the Ark beyond repair. Following the strenuous battle on Eden against the Rapture Queen, the Queen was said to be unsatisfied with the current state of the surface, intending to start anew. Her first course of action was to convert the Lift as a Rapture production facility by using the old Rapture as raw materials, effectively creating "newborn," which are said to be modeled after Nikke parts. These Raptures are now powered by Dark Matter.

    Rapture Queen:

    The leader and matriarch of the Raptures who work from the shadows. The Heretics directly answer to her. It has been implied that a Rapture Queen can be succeeded and replaced by another Queen. While the Queen 001 is often referred in this title, numerous known individuals are considered to be "candidates" for the title such as Marian.

    Heretics:

    Nikkes that are corrupted by the Raptures are hybridized with their technology, allowing them to harness Rapture weaponry. Despite the corruption, they are still considered as Nikkes. Each Heretic have their own Rapture form, usually in the form of a robotic animal.

    Rapture Types: Raptures are classified into 5 different classes: Husk, Servant, Master, Lord, and Tyrant. Master-class raptures can then be specified into 2 grades: Exceed and Master. Lord and Tyrant Raptures have an animated introduction before they are fought. Some Lord and all Tyrant Raptures have parts that can be destroyed by the Nikkes upon targeting. These parts often serve as weapons or defensive barriers. Both classes also have attacks that can be interrupted. Yellow circles will appear arbitrarily at their parts known as an Interruption Part. In Co-Op Battle as of the BULLET X CHAINSAW event, these Raptures are introduced with gray interruption parts which can automatically fail their QTE, known as Counter Circle. Certain Nikkes have stats or skills that allows them to counter these features including Hit Rate.

    [ Husk-Class Raptures ] The most basic type of Raptures. They are often found in groups.

    [ Servant-Class Raptures ] Foot soldiers of the Raptures that stand between one and three meters in height.

    [ Master-Class Raptures ] Elite soldiers of the Raptures that are probably a few meters in height. These Raptures are more powerful than their Servant and Husk counterparts. Master-class Raptures are often the "boss" of generic Destroy missions. Defeating them will immediately win the battle, regardless of any remaining enemies or the status of the squad.

    [ Lord-Class Raptures ] Boss Raptures that are several meters in length and height. They are tougher and have more specialized attacks that made them more formidable enemies in their own right. Lord-class Raptures are also capable of emitting a signal to summon other Raptures, a feat which Tyrant-class Raptures are also capable of doing so. Lord-class Raptures are commonly boss battles in Simulation Room, Union Raid, Tribe Tower, and some Events. They can also be the end boss in campaign chapters where a Tyrant-class or equivalent foe does not play a story role. Some Lord-class Raptures have an upgraded version which is referred as the "Rebuild" type.

    [ Tyrant-Class Raptures ] These very powerful Raptures often appear as a major boss in campaign chapters and some events, as well as Co-op Battles, Union Raids, and Solo Raids. Their sizes vary between ten to hundreds of meters long, with incredible abilities that will put Nikkes in high danger. These Raptures are highly specialized in different conditions and environments, making them extremely dangerous to face even with a decent squad to fight against them. Tyrant-class Raptures have special intro animations that can be skipped (although the player cannot do so during Co-Op Battle). As of the October 30, 2025 update, Heretics have been moved to their own class while a 'Queen' class has been added.

    [ Heretic-Class Raptures ] Heretic-class Raptures are the personal Rapture forms of the Heretics. They have special intro animations that can be skipped (although the player cannot do so during Co-Op Battle).

    [ Queen-Class Raptures ] Queen-class Raptures, the so-called matrons of the Raptures, upholding absolute authority towards the lesser forms. They have special intro animations that can be skipped.

    </(Rapture)>

46. #46Husk-Class Raptures

    Keys: Husk-Class, Raptures, Husk, Abettor, Daikon, Salver, Shank, Skimmer, Striker

    Enabled · After character · Order 200

    Entry settings

    Entry 1: Husk-Class Raptures

    • Abettor:
    • Daikon:
    • Salver:
    • Shank:
    • Skimmer:
    • Striker:
47. #47Servant-Class Raptures

    Keys: Servant-Class, Raptures, Servant, Ant, Battery, Beetle, Bird, Blocker, Bullwhip, Capsule, Clam, Crawler I, Crawler II, Cricket, Cube, Dagger, Disc, Drifter, Fez, Frisbee I, Frisbee II, Glitter, Hard Hat I, Hard Hat II, Leech, Lentigo, Lotus, Lure, Mono Eye, Oculus, Peekaboo, Pelican, Razer Fin, Remnant, Runner, Scimitar, Snowball, Sparrow, Sphere, Squid, Star Fish, Thief, Volleyball, Vulcan, Waller, Antennate, Bomb, Boombox, Conoid, Dunker, Hemigrip, Lamp, Pass, Passerby, Phalanx, Postman, Potlid, Rib, Saucer, Seahorse, Spikeball

    Enabled · After character · Order 300

    Entry settings

    Entry 2: Servant-Class Raptures

    • Ant:
    • Battery:
    • Beetle:
    • Bird:
    • Blocker:
    • Bullwhip:
    • Capsule:
    • Clam:
    • Crawler I:
    • Crawler II:
    • Cricket:
    • Cube:
    • Dagger:
    • Disc:
    • Drifter:
    • Fez:
    • Frisbee I:
    • Frisbee II:
    • Glitter:
    • Hard Hat I:
    • Hard Hat II:
    • Leech:
    • Lentigo:
    • Lotus:
    • Lure:
    • Mono Eye:
    • Oculus:
    • Peekaboo:
    • Pelican:
    • Razer Fin:
    • Remnant:
    • Runner:
    • Scimitar:
    • Snowball:
    • Sparrow:
    • Sphere:
    • Squid:
    • Star Fish:
    • Thief:
    • Volleyball:
    • Vulcan:
    • Waller:
    • Antennate:
    • Bomb:
    • Boombox:
    • Conoid:
    • Dunker:
    • Hemigrip:
    • Lamp:
    • Pass:
    • Passerby:
    • Phalanx:
    • Postman:
    • Potlid:
    • Rib:
    • Saucer:
    • Seahorse:
    • Spikeball:
48. #48Master-Class Raptures

    Keys: Master-Class, Raptures, Master, Arkanoid, Barbell, Bronchus, Bulwark, Capra, Cutter, Driver, Glasses, Goblet, Hammer, Hedgehog, Hexagon, Jellyfish, Joint, Knight, Launcher, Mantis, Moth, Needle, Nepenthes, Orchestrion, Peacock, Penetrator, Perennial, Petal, Ponytail, Riddler, Satellite, Screamer, Sentry, Shield, Tail Bone, Tears, Tiara, Tripod, Twin Tail, Veil, Watcher, Wheel, Astronaut, Barrage Barrel, Bloom, Bone Spear, Cackler, Hanged Man, Mosquito, Mushroom, Prey, Rampart, Solaris, Tank, Tentaculum, Trumpeter, Vile Pitcher

    Enabled · After character · Order 400

    Entry settings

    Entry 3: Master-Class Raptures

    • Arkanoid:
    • Barbell:
    • Bronchus:
    • Bulwark:
    • Capra:
    • Cutter:
    • Driver:
    • Glasses:
    • Goblet:
    • Hammer:
    • Hedgehog:
    • Hexagon:
    • Jellyfish:
    • Joint:
    • Knight:
    • Launcher:
    • Mantis:
    • Moth:
    • Needle:
    • Nepenthes:
    • Orchestrion:
    • Peacock:
    • Penetrator:
    • Perennial:
    • Petal:
    • Ponytail:
    • Riddler:
    • Satellite:
    • Screamer:
    • Sentry:
    • Shield:
    • Tail Bone:
    • Tears:
    • Tiara:
    • Tripod:
    • Twin Tail:
    • Veil:
    • Watcher:
    • Wheel:
    • Astronaut:
    • Barrage Barrel:
    • Bloom:
    • Bone Spear:
    • Cackler:
    • Hanged Man:
    • Mosquito:
    • Mushroom:
    • Prey:
    • Rampart:
    • Solaris:
    • Tank:
    • Tentaculum:
    • Trumpeter:
    • Vile Pitcher:
49. #49Lord-Class Raptures

    Keys: Lord-Class, Raptures, Lord, Thermite, Thermite β, Vulcan R, Loud Mouth, Spook, Stout, Dual Ring, Halo, Armstrong, Doctor, Porter, Scarf, Laitance, Sunbather, Cucumber, Mace, Sinister, Tombstone, Bow Tie, Plate, Obelisk, Cocytus, Rebuild Vulcan R, Rebuild Stout, Spread, Rebuild Cucumber, Rebuild Armstrong, Rebuild Porter, Rebuild Spook, Fingers, Heavy Metal, Unknown Crystal, RunWay, Crystal Armor, Replica Red Shoes, Rebuild Fingers, Rebuild Obelisk, Scarab, Leviathan, Muscle Toad

    Enabled · After character · Order 500

    Entry settings

    Entry 4: Lord-Class Raptures

    • Thermite:
    • Thermite β:
    • Vulcan R:
    • Loud Mouth:
    • Spook:
    • Stout:
    • Dual Ring:
    • Halo:
    • Armstrong:
    • Doctor:
    • Porter:
    • Scarf:
    • Laitance:
    • Sunbather:
    • Cucumber:
    • Mace:
    • Sinister:
    • Tombstone:
    • Bow Tie:
    • Plate:
    • Obelisk:
    • Cocytus:
    • Rebuild Vulcan R:
    • Rebuild Stout:
    • Spread:
    • Rebuild Cucumber:
    • Rebuild Armstrong:
    • Rebuild Porter:
    • Rebuild Spook:
    • Fingers:
    • Heavy Metal:
    • Unknown Crystal:
    • RunWay:
    • Crystal Armor:
    • Replica Red Shoes:
    • Rebuild Fingers:
    • Rebuild Obelisk:
    • Scarab:
    • Leviathan:
    • Muscle Toad:
50. #50Black Smith

    Keys: Black Smith, Tyrant-class Rapture

    Enabled · After character · Order 600

    Entry settings

    Black Smith - As a Tyrant-class Rapture, Black Smith act as Nikke assimilation units, capturing Nikkes and "digesting" them to create parts for Raptures. Black Smith do not immediately process captured Nikkes, meaning a particularly speedy response might allow one to save the Nikkes, assuming they're not corrupted. It is speculated its tentacles contain the corruption code that creates Irregulars. Physically, the Black Smith appears to be the size of a large building.

    Black Smith is the successor to Ultra, a Tyrant-class Rapture active since the First Rapture Invasion.

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