Well, there would still be Galatea literally keeping a figurative leash on him - Largo would absolutely despise her, what she stands for, and how she has
imprisoned his will, but in the end she ultimately has power over him ans she sees him as a very useful tool for combating the Knight Sabers.
Also Necratoid, she doesn't remain as a little girl for very long. She does this instant grow-up thing somewhere along the way and turns her hair black and
her eyes green - a dark reflection of Sylia. Though personally I think it would have been just as creepy to see a boomer-Sylia in the original colors running
around with God-boomer powers.
EM, I never knew about Armstrong. I'll have to do more research on this character to learn more about him. Now that this has been pointed out, the
Largo-Mason relationship makes a lot more sense than it did before.
imprisoned his will, but in the end she ultimately has power over him ans she sees him as a very useful tool for combating the Knight Sabers.
Also Necratoid, she doesn't remain as a little girl for very long. She does this instant grow-up thing somewhere along the way and turns her hair black and
her eyes green - a dark reflection of Sylia. Though personally I think it would have been just as creepy to see a boomer-Sylia in the original colors running
around with God-boomer powers.
EM, I never knew about Armstrong. I'll have to do more research on this character to learn more about him. Now that this has been pointed out, the
Largo-Mason relationship makes a lot more sense than it did before.