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Encyclopedia > Realian

Realians are a race of artificial humans. A wonder of molecular bioengineering, its biological composition comes in various forms based on need, from carbon based duplicates of real humans to those based on silicon or liquid metal. Many of the Realians onboard the Woglinde were made by Vector Industries, and they are hybrid models with a carbon/silicon base. One of Xenosaga's lead characters, MOMO, is a specially designed Realian. This article needs to be cleaned up to conform to a higher standard of quality. ... A reference from the PS2 game series Xenosaga. Vector Industries is the largest business conglomerate in the Galaxy Federation and an integral part of modern civilization. ... Momo, also known as The Grey Gentlemen or The Men in Grey, is a fantasy novel by Michael Ende, published in 1973. ...


Since the Miltian Conflict, the alteration of a Realian's emotions is no longer allowed. The only exceptions are for Realians in the military or other dangerous occupations, such as terraforming.


Their basic rights equal those of humans and are recognized by law. However, due to the fact that their minds are initialized with a slight bias, all Realians tend to display similar personality traits. This bias is applied not only for the purpose of preventing criminal behavior by Realians, but also in consideration of humans who may feel threatened by their "superiority" (albeit only in certain specialized skills).


Several companies manufacture Realians, but Vector makes the basic program (in other words the central nervous system) of all Realians. The program is essentially a black box, and any modification beyond regular maintenance and adjustments can be performed only by Vector personnel. Apparently the materials used to create Realian nervous tissues also act like some kind of intoxicant drug, and people like 1st Lieutenant Virgil have been known to murder Realians and consume their flesh. Consuming Realian tissue causes DME Addiction, which results in conciderable mental instability, hardening and cornification of the skin and in some worse cases, death. A reference from the PS2 series Xenosaga. ...


Various types of Realians are produced to suit various needs. Observational Realians, like MOMO and the 100 Series units seen in operation onboard the Kukai Foundation's flagship Durandal are designed to interact with the sytems of a starship and scan for Gnosis. These models were originally constructed by Dr. Joachim Mizrahi and modeled after his young dauther Sakura Mizrahi, who died tragically many years before the start of Episode I. "Weapons Grade" Realians are manufatured by Vector and sold to the Federation military and normally stationed onboard Federation starships. Civilian models also appear to be manufactured as several Realians looking like 20-something versions of the child-like Observational units have been seen assisting government officals like Representative Helmer of Second Miltia and other GFG delegates. These units are most likely manufactured to be secretaries or other types of personal assistants. A character/reference from the PS2 game series Xenosaga. The Kukai Foundation was a special organization established soon after the end of the Miltian Conflict, and its sole purpose was to subjugate the U-TIC Organization. ... A character/reference from the PS2 game series Xenosaga. The Durandal is a ship run by Jr. ... Starship - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia /**/ @import /skins-1. ... A reference from the PS2 game series Xenosaga. Gnosis are entities shrouded in mystery, of which the only known attribute is their hostility toward mankind. ... A character/reference from the PS2 game series Xenosaga. Born: T.C. 4701 Age: 52 years old at time of death An advocate of the 100-Series Observational Unit Realians, and essentially MOMOs father. ... A character/reference from the PS2 series Xenosaga. ... A character/reference from the PS2 game series Xenosaga. GFG Parlement Buildings on Fifth Jerusalem The Galaxy Federation Government (GFG) is the body that governs a huge portion of the universe (around half a million planets according to the U.M.N. database. ... A character/reference from the PS2 game series Xenosaga. Born: T.C. 4711 Age: 56 years old Helmer was as an officer in the Federation military and was the one who gave orders to chaos and Canaan to secure the U.R.T.V.s. ... A reference from the PS2 series Xenosaga. ...


It has been speculated that Realians are the basis in the creation of the 'human' population in Xenogears (initated by Persona after the destruction of the Eldridge). This is only a theory as undoubtedly Xenogears may be reworked to fit into the Xenosaga timeframe.


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DME Addiction is a physical and mental illness caused by the consumption of Realian flesh.
Consuming Realian tissue causes DME Addiction, which results in considerable mental instability, hardening and cornification of the skin and in some worse cases, death.
Observational Realians, like MOMO and the 100 Series units, seen in operation onboard the Kukai Foundation's flagship Durandal, are designed to interact with the systems of a starship and scan for Gnosis.
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