We really need to fish Grandpa Hunhow out of the depths, some sunlight might be good for him It'd be seriously cool to team up with him in a Railjack mission or something
Unique weaponry. Unique transportation method. Lives in an actual cave. Has an old advising man in the chair back at home base. Driven by the trauma of the past. And continues to fight knowing that he can never kill his targets. Hmmmmmmm
The way Hunhow says "I remain the great and terrible Hunhow" shows that he wants to redeem himself especially after how much trouble we went through to rescue his daughter. Hunhow is gonna be pretty lonely now that Sorren and Jade are no longer there. Maybe we'll get a chance to work with Hunhow to convince Sorren that we're his ally.
It's not so much convince as much as it is Sorren needs to come to terms with the fact the Tenno are just as much a victim as he is. That despite everything we are indeed willing to bury the hatchet. I think our boy is gonna come back with his son and they're BOTH gonna be our allies, along with Hunhow.
@@DioStandProud Thematically it ties in nicely too as Hunhow laments the family they cannot have and have also lost, they also sounded (to me at least) a little sad that Stalker had left, they have, as they put it, grown sentimental in their rot. It's a weird found family situation in finding common ground to coexist and maybe even thrive if they can just put old grievances to bed.
I just imagine the stalker popping into our orbiter again, this time MAYBE WITHOUT A SCYTHE, asking questions about how kids work (since the tenno are kids afterall!), getting his answers, and then promtly leaving again....god I love stalker as our ally
I chose the name Sirius. The option was green and logically, it'd seem like Stalker would want to honor his wife's memory and name his son something to she'd want.
I’ve always like the name Sirius (the Dog Star) I actually read the other name as Orion (stupid dyslexia always getting stuff wrong for me) which is a mime I also love but I’m glad I didn’t pick it as ied misread it. Also when we finally meet the baby again we can make the the joke are you serious?
@@permeus2nd Good News: You didn’t misread it actually is Orion. I find it neat that both are based off of stars with Orion being a reference to Orion the constellation
My "dad instincts" kicked in so damn hard when Stalker took his baby frame in his arms. I was like, "I will jump in front of a bullet myself for this metal baby machine thing! NO HARM SHALL COME TO THIS CHILD!!!"
My mom instincts kicked out during that sequence. My pregnancy was fine, but my mom almost died having me, so it was something I was really scared off and justified the trigger warning at the start of the quest.
I so appreciate the subtle humanity written into the Corpus we’re getting to know in the narrative-Fortuna and Solaris United, Veso ignoring Alad V’s orders to aid the Origin System, now Captain Xeto putting aside her aspiration to join the Sisters to keep a baby safe.
Here's what I believe happened based on your observations 1. Jade herself worked on and/or created the Jade Light as a method of healing and termination, and probably worked with the Orokin Judges in some way, thus being somewhat High Society. 2. Sorren was a soldier, a Low Guardian. He and Jade met, and fell in love. They had to keep it secret due to how brutal Orokin society was. 3. Jade became pregnant with Sirius/Orion, and they hid it as best they could. When she started showing, she told the Orokin that the father was some other law officer or scientist across the Empire. 4. But, Ballas or some other Orokin found out that Jade and Sorren were meeting in secret, and put two and two together. (Around 8 months into Jade's pregnancy, I'd say). 5. Ballas found out and was PISSED. But he couldn't waste the talents Jade and Sorren had offered to the Empire, oh no. 6. The couple was arrested, put on trial, and sentenced to the Helminth. However, both were exposed to low levels of the Jade Light as well, one final torture before the transformation. 7. Stalker/Sorren survived, changed in the red Excal we know him as. Jade also survived, but her pregnancy was severely slowed, the baby having to protect itself and his mother by slowing its own development once turned into a Frame.
I believe hunhow is simple. He's lost so much and almost lost natah (lotus) for good. He might not like it but the tenno are his grandkids. Alliance might be as far as the relationship goes but its all he has left with new war taking also his son Erra.
I couldn't agree more. Interesting that while the Lotus was given children through the tenno, it would seem Hunhow has been given the same gift and is only beginning to understand.
"Consider that, this baby most likely has the capacity to also grow" Picturing how funny it would be that Sirius/Orion is in fact the first baby Warframe, does NOT grow up and this little fella is just slaughtering hundreds across the system, Paving way for DE's end goal: Baby Looney Toons Warframe style spinoff
That would be amazing. I love using him just so I can Tenno the missions! Fun Fact, if you put something like Lenz or Kuva Bramma on him, you're tenno will have very little to do in the mission, lol
They are certainly building up Parvos for the future, now having him appear in two themed missions in a row and even giving some interesting dialogue with Balas in the Protea Prime trailer. The Worm Queen better step her own game up before the Grineer fall behind.
He's also the fourth character to have confirmed interactions with the Man in the Wall (Tenno, Albrecht, Lotus and then Parvos in confirmation order), and he has actively spoken Voidtoungue too.
I'm really hoping we experience a time lapse when returning from 1999 and Sirius/Orion is grown up, leading his Father and the Acolytes. So much potential can be made from this I can't wait to see the outcome. Also if there is a time lapse, I kno its unlikely but there is a lot of hinting that Granum could revert Ordis back into the Beast of Bones. Couldn't see anyone better holding off the enemy forces while the Operator is gone during a said time lapse in their place than a resurrected Ordan Karris.
Here's the thing, we don't know how long it will take for a warframe baby to grow. Maybe 18 years... but probably more like 2-10 and would allow DE to bring it in whenever they want. And... while I'm not sure we'll get Ordan Karris back, I'm betting more and more that Ordis will have some kind of combat capability... maybe even a warframe, in the same way shown in silver grove...
I chose Orion because its a set of three stars. Sorren, Jade, Orion. Because even though Jade passed, she will live vicariously through us, protecting the system unlike her husband who subjugated it's protectors. Basically acting as the guiding star (Sirius) whilst Sorren raises their child. Makes it much more wholesome in thst way imo.
I remember choosing Sirius because after a quick mythological dive, Sirius was the brightest star in the night's sky, I chose that name since it is implied Jade wanted that name , but also because you could see the child as Stalker's brightest light. In a world of darkness, where he spent untold centuries or even millennia hunting and assassinating Warframes, he now has a new purpose, to protect both his and Jade's light. My head-canon is Jade and Sorren were in a class defying relationship as you suggested, given how strict the Orokin were with class hierarchies and staying within your assigned caste, they obviously had to keep this a well kept secret, but somehow Ballas found out, either because Sorren was a guardian in his vicinity for a long duration of time, or he just found out through whatever ways he had back then, but instead of just punishing both Sorren and Jade for this violation of Orokin societal norms, he instead chose to blackmail Sorren, assigning Sorren to be one of Ballas' personal guards in exchange for Jade's continued safety, so long as he didn't interact with her again. Ultimately it didn't last in one form or another as Jade eventually did become a Warframe, likely becoming the lead executioner of the Orokin, although it seems like Sorren didn't know this even up to the time of Jade Shadows, but Ballas wasn't done being a manipulative scumbag, when the Tenno eventually rebelled and decapitated the Orokin Empire, leading to it's swift fall into chaos, Ballas influenced Sorren into believing that Jade was still alive, but she was butchered, child included by Tenno beasts. this would foster his unyielding hatred for the Tenno that would continue to burn up until present day, I now personally believe that before Ballas went into hiding, he gave Sorren to objective to destroy the Tenno, but in order to have a somewhat even playing field, Ballas offered the Helminth Strain to Sorren, to become a Warframe in order to complete that objective, using that one memory of the love he lost and the child he never got to see, he became a fully sentient Warframe, much like Umbra. Loved the video DsIEGE! You definitely helped clean some stuff up regarding the quest in a way that makes sense, hearing your take on the Belly of the Beast event in your next video is gonna be fun as well
Stalker wil step in while we are in 1999. He now has a reason to act. To protect his child. I wanna know what hte acolytes are. Were they stalker's old unit? Derranged fans? Clearly they are like him. I suspect honestly they're his old unit. I wish we'd gotten t osee them. Then again thta is somethign I want because it gives them new purpose. Something to live for beyond revenge and old wounds.
I was hoping they would have been included to some degree but... It's possible their association with him might mean they are low guardians as well, with similar purpose. As far as stalker is concerned... I've been hoping for this moment for years. A reason to ally...
@@TheDsIEGEPretty sure it was confirmed long ago that his Acolytes are the other Low Guardians who were present with him the day the Tenno used their metal/award adorned (Prime) warframes to strike down the Orokin. Having seen Sorren launch into the fight to try to fight off the “traitors” they saw him as their defacto leader.
21:51 Yes, I think this is the case. There are meta reasons why Jade must be the original source of the Jade light. Basically this: An author shouldn't write about Pegasus, hype up a flying horse, yet not have it be the Pegasus they kept writing about. Jade the Person/Warframe, Jade the color, Jade Light ... it pretty much must be an absolute connection. The Warframe writers are basically screaming wolf at us, while our faces are right up against the nose of the wolf. But there is also an in-game connection that seems to fit: Glory on High's alt fire fits how executions by Jade Light are described by eye witnesses. "Use alternate-fire to detonate Judgments, causing an explosion of Jade Light" Compare with: "the Archimedian erupting into a flash, jade-like and blinding. I knew her. She was the greatest scholar of genetics who ever lived. Except now she was nothing but mist and gore..." "Mist and gore" implies force and "into a flash" implies abruptness and intensity. If this doesn't fit, I don't know what does. There is also some character called Myrmidon. Made use of the Jade Light through a device strapped to their wrist. Killed Warframes with it. An Ophanim Eye could fit. Would also explain how Jade Light can be present without necessitating Jades presence, at least if we assume the Ophanim Eyes can be manipulated in this manner, though this seems almost like a trivial engineering task for Ballas. But this one is super speculative. I could've been too deep in Uranus too often, and now I'm seeing Jade Light everywhere.
“ I will remain as the great, and terrible Hunhow” At least he still understands what it means to be a father but it sad he still awaits a purpose he cannot abandon but what purpose ? Mother sentient? Or something else? As for the shadow and his kin what future will they decide Note: Its still amazing an actual warframe giving birth. What can of sick golden lord thinking!
Over time... I've really come to care about Hunhow. I remember when he was like the BIG BAD but like now... he's the tenno's grandfather, as another commenter said. I never really thought of it in those terms, but I wonder if he too maybe considering the same thing.
11:12 I found it a bit curious, of how Stalker could easily teleport into our orbiter. Which means that he could have probably been able to kill US, whenever he wanted. 😅
my father used to be a navy seal, and hes always say something along the lines of.. theres no greater enemy than the voice in your head. appeal to that voice an your enemy will crack. maybe its all a head game with stalker i mean, his name says it all
I would love and hope so much for Captain Xeto to join us in the camp, and even be helping Kahl. We would then have both grineer and corpus figures as allies. Thinking about it, imagine if the Acolytes also became allies. They and the Stalker can protect the entire system if we as players either get stuck in 1999, or head off to Tau.
They did say that they wanted to bring the Velco gameplay back. (Although as a different Corpus since Viko is canonically dead). Seems like a good oppertunity to tie this to Xeto
She's gonna have to do something after betraying the being she just moments before worshipped as a god. Most contrived ending to a quest in a long time when they ripped off the ending of Children of Men just for some sisterhoodpowapoints lol Ain't no way a baby crying stops a zealot from adhering to their god's command, are we just ignoring what Sisters do to become Sisters, Xeto wanted to be a full Sister, she was committed to that. If she has a reason, I'll be very interested to hear it.
@@agingerbeard I mean... zealots turn all the time. A lot of us like to think we'd do anything it takes to reach our goals, and probably even 99.99% of Sisters fall in line with your proposed prejudice. But it's hard to guarantee EVERY SINGLE one of them do not have a line they will not cross. Xeto might be just the .01% Would you say all terrorists without fail would aim and fire at a child? No? There you go. In this sense, I kinda doubt it's contrived as there themes combating indifference does fit narratively with this.
This quest was definitely one of my favorites, and i hope they bring orion and stalker back for a future quest. Also I totally thought stalker was gonna put his kid into a transference pod.
I named the child Sirius because it was marked with Jade's color, so I thought Sorren would want to honor Jade and not his hatred through the name Orion.
I firmly believe that the Jade we got, since, she's a copy, is not AS powerful as original Jade her self. considering how she's a source of the Orokins most painful punishment. Hence why peepaw Hunhow says she "still haunts" Uranus, and why we have to pull her essence out of Uranus, as painful as it sounds. Because if Parvos got his hands on enough data to recreate a mobile fleet of Jade light eximus with the same amount of power as the real Jade light, we'd be screwed.. or at least have a much harder time dealing with them. Also, I'd like to believe that each warframe we have, despite being a copy, retain SOME of the original's personality, hence why each one has their own unique idle animation, and why when Hunhow gave us Jade, it was in the last state she was in.
My question is if the Tenno still need a human to build our Warframe around? Because if we do that's...concerning. Were we able to figure out how to mold the bio-steel and shape an artificial nervous system? Or do we still need a base of meat and bone to start the process of making a copy of a Warframe?
@@ChristopherSadlowski I believe it to be think of a 3D printer. And your hemith segment. We didn’t need a human to build it. But also we do have the warframe cryo pods we protect and they say they are fallen allies so they could be what we protect is a basis of our warframe preserved. And the 3D modeling is just added essence of what the warframe was. Like jade we add jade essence.
@@ChristopherSadlowski well no, we're just using other materials to build them now rather than having to get a human body. Probably using mostly infested flesh from the helminth to make new ones.
I'm glad you talked about them mentioning the "Jade Light" in passing dialogue. I wish they would've expanded on that. I was coming up with a theory that she was their executioner or something of that nature. Also, not only enternalism. But we are about to mess with time travel. Ballas is still alive in the past...
I remember some discussion of peoples that speculate that jade could have been an archimedian that discovered/invented the jade light. It could explain why ballad choose this specific warframe to have jadelight based ability. We know he love cruel irony in his designs of warframe.
Here's my theory, and some food for thought. I believe that Jade is the source of the Jade Light, but as an orokin, not a warframe. Timeline-wise it wouldn't make the sense that the warframe's the source, knowing that Margulis died by the Jade Light. The warframes are described as feral in the pre-Zariman days and they had to be locked up. Had they been able to be controlled, let alone harvested for death ray particles the warframes would have had a lot of use even in the days before the transference. I highly doubt that in what I believe is a couple years at most that Margulis was able to teach and control the Tenno and then for the Orokin to be able to reverse engineer the death ray and to subsequently implement it as a special kind of execution. I agree that their love was forbidden, but not because of Sorren's duties but Jade's, as here she'd have been an important researcher, possibly an Archimedian. There are two things we all need to think about. One is small scale, yet I feel we have forgotten since it happened at the very beginning of the quest. Why does Hunhow question Jade's motives for saving Sorren during the Tenno uprising? He puts it like she would have had more reason to save someone of the Orokin instead of him and that just doesn't make sense considering what we know of their relationship. My current hypothesis is that he somehow tried pleading with the Orokin instead of keeping their relationship secret, thus leading to her being turned into a frame as a punishment, and him maybe even as a reward. This whole thing is build on the fact that as the Stalker he does everything he can to uphold Orokin morals and values, even though they fucked him over more than most. The second thing to think on, and this is a biggie. Sorren was already a frame during the Tenno slaughter, and so was Jade. This means that now canonically there were Tenno-less warframes being placed on low positions, which to me means there were many of them. I don't believe that during any point in time he was being used by an Operator, if he was piloted during the slaughter he would have been part of it, and he would have had no way to kill his Operator as he didn't know where the Reservoirs were. It would also explain his confusion during the Second Dream, as he'd have to question whether his life as Sorren was real or was he a dreaming child. This opens up a whole can of worms when you think about it. The Primes are the original soldiers turned warframes, and the regular frames were duplicates, but how many of them were there. Because even though the Zariman was a big ship meant for colonizing, there couldn't have been that many children there, and we already have 50 frames to account for. How many ordinary frames were there, were they piloted by anyone, if so whom. And the final thing that comes to me as I write: when we rebuild Umbra, we turn ordinary materials into a copy of a frame which then has the personality and memories of the original frames. Would these mass produced frames have copied personalities? Does this allow for another kind of immortality, one where a core personality can be reborn again and again for three and a half days in a foundry? I'll leave that up to you
I've been calling Hunhow a potentially ally ever since the New War, and it felt so good to be vindicated with this story. The reasoning I gave people is pretty much what we end up seeing here: New War showed how tired he was, how hurt losing his daughter made him feel, how it made him re-think his priorities, and how the Tenno are just as much victims of the Orokin as he is
I imagine the operator or drifter rolling their eyes every time the stalker shows up and drops a dread bp while bwing shot at by corpus or grineer with 20k overguard
Your narrative quality is leaps and bounds above other content (stuff in a similar vein AND otherwise), and deserves ... I dunno. Some kind of SERIOUS recognition. Truly. Keep at it, man.
My personal headcanon is that Sirius and Orion are names that Jade and Soren (resoectively) would have picked for their unborn child before it all haplened, and personally I went with Sirius because I like the idea that Stalker is that committed to keeping a part of Jade alive in their son.
Im just glad it confirms what Jade Light is. Or at the very least how its power is channeled. The baby WAS the jade light within her. Ever since Ballas mentioned Margulis’ execution by jade light I wondered if it was literal, slang, or some kind of metaphorical thing.
I might of not been paying attention, but when he referenced the jade light, I wonder if he was actually talking about the Warframe herself, maybe they only used her for her light and at the time the baby didn’t drain her badly like it did towards the end
Ballas knew, and it was definitely a punishment. There is a lore tablet added to conclave's area of the relays that confirms this, right next to where Teshin usually is. The whole thing is written from Jade's perspective, and it is... Heartbreaking, to imagine someone I know going through that, let alone while the person in question is pregnant. Apparently, Ballas even lied to Sorren promising to reunite then if he serves well enough, and taunted Jade by telling her about said lie. He also gave another taunt that hints at just how long it took for Sirius/Orion to finally be born.
Agreed @@The-No-oneeven after that bastard had the life drained out of him, we're still finding more and more reasons to despise the damned executor. Yonta and hell, even the Entrati family (except for maybe Albrecht depending on the results of his "atonement", Tagger for example suffered a significant amount the very moment he gained sentience, even moreso than the other Cavia) are probably the best among Orokin society, and even they have their messed up moments backstory wise.
@@lordnul1708 I honestly wouldn't care if they did a stupid thing to bring Ballas back, I just need a Ballas boss fight that we can redo anytime we want to and we actually fight him, like an assassination mission
Jade Shadows was such a good quest. It managed to coherently squeez so much info into so little space. I love where were going with stalker but im more facinated by hunhows development on the side. Hunhow of all entities in the Origin System, could make for a great ally vs the corpus when they inevetly start hunting down stalker.
I agree with a lot that has been said. I really hope we get his former allies into this and learn the mystery’s possibly behind them. I don’t see ballas coming back. But possibly another warframe can help. Understanding of umbra and the umbra link he has. Would the stalker have a stalker link? Would we be able to upgrade our warframe like an incarnation weapon to look like stalker eventually? I do wish to see the child grow up. Could this gray strand be harnessed? What other properties does it have and could it be a possible answer? Fight with bigger warframe I find it hard to believe we would use an army of huge warframe a but possible fight fire with fire. New entity’s show up at every corner. Will warframe 1999 show a weakness to the man in the wall or will we fulfill our deal with him to fight something bigger? I feel we are moving towards amending a relationship with stalker to possibly form a new stalker faction or a new area like the iron wake. I agree with alot that’s said. Great video love the work put into it.
Three relatively important things to note from this quest. FIRST: Stalker can speak. It has been a specifically noticed thing that the Warframes were designed to only to be able to howl or growl or roar, and Stalker can form actual words and sentences though it appears to tax him to do so. SECOND: Jade is an Original Frame. To give birth as she does, she has to have been. I know DE's official stance is "there were as many operator's/Warframes as there are people IRL" but I think for it to make sense, Original Frame+Operators need to exist. THIRD: this is yet another example of a Frame working g on its own without an operator. One other side tangent, Parvos Granum had a Warframe made FOR HIM TO HIS SPECIFICATIONS. Said Warframe then operated on its own to protect and serve Granum,no signs indicating an Operator. Jade was suppose to defend the Orokin Higher ups, and apparently abandoned her duty to protect her Lover, Soren. I'm starting to think that while the original Warframes might have been driven mad by the process, that most of that is actually a lie, a propaganda piece, and that Warframes don't inherently go crazy, and instead may have rebelled akin to the sentients.
I like how for a while now a lot of quests has us making peace or being neutral towards older enemies of us, or getting more allies. We have Kahl and his Camp, we have the Lotus, the Drifter, the Entrati family/Loid/The Cavia, Vox Solaris United, now Hunhow and Stalker, the Holdfasts, soon the Hex. I believe we are building up a lot of allyships for something big to come where we might potentially need ALL their help
for the record... "hijau Langit" means "green sky"... what happened to Stalker was not the first, nor the least... any who... that was a good VA work bro!!! hope it will be more of it in the near future... Swazdo-lah Surah... stay safe Guargian...
VERY INTERESTING! I did not put that together my friend, and... I agree with your take on the Stalker as well. BTW, thank you regarding the voice work, and yes, there will be much more of that. I really enjoy it!
@@TheDsIEGE well... What if... This is the big IF... There's something called the child of the Void... That we know now as the Tenno... The "Demon"... What if the "child" of the Hunter is the "Angel"? Not the hunter... But the one that ends the Demon? Anyway Amazing work as always Quick question... Why did you pick the dog, but not the Master? Swazdo-lah Surah... Stay safe guardian..,
I named the boy Sirius cause based on what I've observed of him during this short quest, i had a feeling that the Stalker/Sorren would've done that as well. Plus i secretly want the Stalker to end up becoming an ally/rival to us rather than an enemy. Him marking us could then just be a sparring match when he shows up, instead of him genuinely trying to kill us.
Oh damn the part "The reason" has give me goosebumbs again and some tears the quest is so touching and sad I loved it so much. I relate to loss sadly so much means every Quest about it hits double but I somehow love good and sad storytelling emotions are important ngl.
Id like to mention this. Ordis' first thoughts when something unknown is in the ship. Operator. (Cares deeply for them) Umbra. (Only living warframe abored) Helminth. ( to qoute ordisn "literally, the bowles of the ship") 11:34 Edit for other things i noticed. He calls the operator in a worried tone. Umbra in a confused tone, and helminth in a desperate/displeased/annoyed tone. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Edit 2: What id like to see is the stalker, unable to go anywhere else to find safty, comes to us to protect his child and we'd get an option (or its chosen for us) to let the stalker join us abored our orbiter.
The quest was great but I really wanted there to be more to what the nature of the stalker is. He seems to have abilities more vast than warframes, and no operator. If he’s a warframe he has way more control than umbra. Jade, WF babies and plenty of things in this quest were mind blowing but stalker = WF was a let down….. unless there’s more
Was watching your "Is this Zariman Ten Zero a part or consequence of The Deal?" video in the bg and at 15:05 Yonta says "I awarded myself the Jade Light." idk maybe the orokin were able to utilize the Jade light beyond the Warframes capabilities? just a thought
This was such a short but powerful quest that has a lot of potential paths it can go down and explore. I personally named the child Sirius as I like to look at this as a chance for the Stalker to let go of his pain and to finally understand that we were never his enemy to begin with.
The Stalker and the Operator have a longer history together, he was there on Lua. The Drifter already had a brief alliance with Stalker. Not using the Operator would have been a missed opportunity...
Imagine a year or two from now, in a future update, our Tenno is in a dire situation, and gets saved by a misterious Warframe. But its not like the others, because it SPEAKS with his own voice, saying "I've been looking for you, Tenno. My name... is Sirius"
Something seemed off about Lua. When Stalker arrived there he was looking up at Earth, but after going to the other end of the tileset he seems to be standing before something completely different?
Jade light appears to be a force of truely "recycling" an Oro in terms of eternalism - unlike any other options of apparent death, rebirth, exile, change, corruption, it truely transforms one life into new life, free from the baggage of the past or the possibility of change.
Interesting how Albrecht call the man in the wall “the adversary.” Satan in ancient greek translates to adversary so that might be a reason that Ballas and the helminth calls the operator a devil. Odd thing to notice, but I feel like it adds a deeper layer to The Man in the Wall.
I've said this previously but here's my prediction: After WF1999 we return to the current timeline in its future and will experience a "Time Jump" Protector Stalker will be the Guardian of the Origin System while we're back in 1999, and Orion/Sirius will be an adult upon our return. I picked Orion, since it would be Stalkers decision.
I have a theory of where this could go next: There is the ongoing story of Narmer at play with Pazuul or however it is spelt. There is also a God named Pazuzu who the name is likely derived from, and this God protects pregnant mothers. This could lead to a unified story between the Narmer plot and the Stalker plot. Said God’s rival is one whom kidnaps children at childbirth, so there could be a rival archon to Pazuul who wishes to seize Jade for themself, and somehow could lead to an alliance between the Stalker and Pazuul.
To be fair... we may've killed the Long-Armed Father of Warframes -- but was that really him? Or perhaps a Void-borne doppleganger? Or could it be really him -- and his "other" decided to do things differently from his more corrupted counterpart, and is more observant of the going-on's as they unfold?
Reckon Jade was laying there, pregnant for untold thousands of years since the Orokin era? I assumed Stalker went to Lua to find Jade, the Tenno her, or maybe recover himself from there too since without a Tenno to channel void energies into them, warframes are strong but don't have space magic powers, and Stalker has space magic powers so he must be there somewhere. That just raises so many questions...was Jade's Tenno just laying there in her pod and suffering a slow draining death for untold years until the birth? Lacking answers just raises so many weird questions..
I don't think there was a "Tenno her", I think Stalker and Jade are just like Umbra (who was a Dax, didn't had void powers but still could use exalted blade), it's just their bodies turned into "metal-flesh". That's why Warframe-Jade is pregnant, because Jade got turned into a Warframe while pregnant
A line that’s stuck in my head is the bit about the stalker if gone from his lairs but she still haunts this place, what did Hunhow mean by “”she haunts this place”” ??? We know so little about the Warframes and this incident goes far beyond even that limited knowledge, what actually happened to Jade we saw her disintegrate but did she die? the only other time we know of a Warframe actually dying is at the hands of the stalker (also when he kills the frame and takes its head dose that kill the operator? As that’s pretty dark) though I kinda guessed that the bosses we beat for Warframe schematics have probably killed that frame that’s how we are able to get the info to build that particular frame, but what happens to a Warframe that dies? Dose it become a ghost?
it might be that she was scanned at some point to try diagnosing her, but beyond that, it's an attempt to weave her into the narrative even tho she probably wasn't thought of until this past year. like the idea is she'd been in the lair wasting away for a long time by now and it affected the stalker's mental state. and yes she died giving her essence to the baby à la steven universe. what we have of her now is a fabricated clone that's not designed to be conscious 😢
Her motes are her haunting the lair, that's why during belly of the beast, Ordis instructed us to gather said motes so he can shoot them into the sun to ensure that Parvos doesn't get the Jade light power from her and also give her eternal peace
I chose Orion for a couple reason 1) My mind went to Orion Pax initially and said Freedom is the right of all sentient beings and a famed greek hunter amongst the stars.
I don’t know if it’s been talked about or mentioned but the Warframe Hunhow saved was more than likely Yareli and thats how she got her deluxe appearance. 8:06
The name I chose for the newborn was Sirius. It felt like...something Jade would've wanted and I feel like the Stalker would understand that's what his former lover would name their son. Honestly, this storyline was gut-wrenching and yet, it felt...wholesome. It brought with it many new questions for the Warframes as well as their sentience in the lore. I cannot wait to see how this is expanded upon.
In the dialog about the injured Warframe arriving on Uranus, I believe he refers to the new Yareli Skin. After all, he says he helped her adept and such... doesn't fit all to good to Jade, does it? Apart from that, we know that the Skin is connected to Hunhow, so why not?
I gave the child name Orion... simply because of the meaning: Orion is mentioned in the oldest surviving works of Greek literature, which probably date back to the 7th or 8th century BC, but which are the products of an oral tradition with origins several centuries earlier. In Homer's Iliad Orion is described as a constellation, and the star Sirius is mentioned as his dog. In the Odyssey, Orion is essentially the pinnacle of human excellence in hunting: Odysseus sees him hunting in the underworld with a bronze club, a great slayer of animals. In some legends Orion claims to be able to hunt any animal in existence. He is also mentioned as a constellation, as the lover of the Goddess Dawn, and as the most handsome of the earthborn. So... Since Orion is a Hunter and Sirius his dog... I simply chose name Orion...
I know we’re now making the Man in the Wall the new threat, but given Sol’s new amount of Sentients and a power vacuum from the Veilbreaker quest, a side quest involving Hunhow trying to take over again would be nice.
@@Tacgonmaner You could say anything is the tenno because of the paradox, but that paradox is crafted by the man in the wall on par with the agreement the tenno had. I doubt the man in the wall has any care for this baby and I believe it's a fully living organic warframe, without the host of a tenno.
"How are the Tenno going to stop the Man in the Wall if it comes to a physical confrontation" Slaps my Kuva Zarr: this bad boy can fit so many forma in it