Введение
Вселенная манги Blame!, созданная Цутому Нихей, является домом для следующих вымышленных персонажей и локаций.
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The universe of the manga Blame! created by Tsutomu Nihei is home to the following fictional characters and locations:
The universe of the manga Blame! created by Tsutomu Nihei is home to the following fictional characters and locations:
Силиконовая жизнь (киборги)
Айви – лидер контингента киборгов, атакующих Toha Heavy Industries. Он вооружен массивным оружием, по сути состоящим из четырех мечей, два из которых пружинные и выдвигаются, чтобы сокрушать врагов. В конечном итоге он терпит поражение в поединке с Сеу. (Существует некоторая путаница относительно того, каким персонажам соответствуют имена Айви и Мэйв. Вероятно, это связано с иллюстрацией, где имена Айви и Мэйв подписаны под изображениями двух киборгов: более женственный слева и другой – справа. Помимо текста, иллюстрация выполнена в оригинальном японском формате, а в Японии чтение происходит справа налево. Кроме того, в 4-м томе их имена четко различаются в диалогах.)
Ivy Ivy is the leader of the contingent of Cyborgs attacking Toha Heavy Industries. He carries a massive weapon, which is essentially four swords, with two of them spring loaded to swing out from the middle to bludgeon enemies. He is eventually defeated in a sword fight with Seu. (There has been some confusion as to which characters the names Ivy and Maeve are assigned to. This is most likely due to the artwork of the two characters reading: Ivy & Maeve, with the more feminine cyborg on the left and the other on the right. Apart from the text, the artwork is in original Japanese format, and in Japan, they read right to left. Also, in volume 4 their names are clearly distinguished by their dialogues.) Maeve Maeve is Ivy's sidekick. The lower half of her body is sliced off by Seu in a fight. Later on, Ivy and some of his contingent discover the 'advanced' cyborg fused to a wall. They cut it out, wrench the cyborg's original head out and implant Maeve into the body. Later, as Maeve is about to execute Mensab, Seu attempts to kill her by throwing his sword and lodging it in her forehead. She seems almost indifferent to this, but before proceeding, she is killed by Killy who fires a Gravitational Beam through her heart. This happens just before the teleportation of Toha Heavy Industries. Blon One of Davine Lu Linvega's henchmen. Blon is capable of commanding worm like creatures, which attach to a target's spine and render the target unconscious. He has the capacity to transform his body, taking the shape of a large centipede esque creature in his first appearance before morphing into a humanoid shape to attack Killy and Cibo. Most of his body is destroyed by Killy in their first encounter. His first defeat allows Pcell to detect the 70 kilometer long holes left by Killy's GBE. When Dhomochevsky, Cibo and Iko set out to find Killy and Davine, Pcell appears to confront them at a large Megastructure transport hatch and minutes later, Blon appears in his third form at her command. The third form resembles a large, metallic, spider praying mantis hybrid with Blon's face and his large chain gun (Vulcan Cannon/Gatling Gun) on its left arm (where it is in Blon's humanoid form). When Blon attacks, he slightly wounds Dhomochevsky and is able to steal a capsule from Cibo containing Seu's genetic information. Blon is finally killed when Dhomochevsky, Cibo and Iko enter the hatch's portal and close the hatch itself while Blon is still in the hatch locking area. This crushes and destroys his entire body. The capsule lands less than a foot outside the hatch radius and is picked up by Pcell. Schiff Schiff is another of Davine Lu Linvega's lieutenants. He wields two rectangular black blades mounted into his full body armor, which may be launched as projectiles. Schiff is the first Silicon Life to attack Killy after Killy loses his GBE (and is forced to use more conventional safeguard weaponry). After a short hand to hand fight, Killy gains the upper hand and lands several punches which essentially mangle Schiff's armored face. While Schiff is clawing at his broken face, Killy administers the coup de grâce. Davine Lu Linvega Leader of a contingent of cyborgs who Killy encounters late in the series. The level on which she is present allows provisional access to the Net Sphere to any person having normal human DNA. Davinel wants to access the Net Sphere and tries to obtain the DNA sample in Cibo's possession (which is Seu's). Afterward she is able to infiltrate the Netsphere in Seu's form. However, she fatally underestimates the Governing Agency's agent who cleverly slows the connection speed, allowing enough time for Dhomochevsky to attack and kill her. However, she manages to steal the Level 9 safeguard data just before Dhomochevsky kills her. Linvega's gender has been up to debate; Iko first refers to them as male. However, the side comic BLAME! Academy depicts Linvega as a girl. Pcell Davinel's subordinate; a skilled combatant wielding a sword like weapon that emits blasts of force capable of deflecting even the GBE's beam. According to Iko, she is the most dangerous of the invading Silicon Life. Unusually for a Silicon Life, she has the capacity to use the Safeguards' structure conversion tower (hijacked by Davine) to repair herself and evade attacks. She is implied to have some connection with Dhomochevsky, but the nature of this connection is unknown. After Cibo transforms into the Level 9 Safeguard, Pcell attempts to kill her with a blast from her sword and is killed by Killy in retaliation (v8 p174). Silicon Creature Generals The two mysterious Silicon Creatures heading the Silicon settlement that captures the Level 9 Safeguard. Both carry staff like weapons that are extremely similar in ability to that of the 'Safeguard Sword.' The male cyborg, seen wearing an armor plated trench coat and various black metal accessories, wounds Sanakan as he makes a final attempt to stop her. The female cyborg, seen with black and white hair and wearing black and metallic clothing, is last seen dismembering the rogue armored cyborg. It is left to the reader to decide whether or not Killy dispatches her.
Мэйв – помощница Айви. В бою Сеу отрезает ей нижнюю половину тела. Позже Айви и часть его контингента обнаруживают «продвинутого» киборга, слитого со стеной. Они извлекают его, удаляют голову киборга и имплантируют Мэйв в его тело. Впоследствии, когда Мэйв собирается казнить Менсаба, Сеу пытается убить её, бросив меч, который вонзается ей в лоб. Она кажется почти безразличной, но перед тем, как продолжить, её убивает Килли, выпустив гравитационный луч в её сердце. Это происходит непосредственно перед телепортацией Toha Heavy Industries.
Ivy Ivy is the leader of the contingent of Cyborgs attacking Toha Heavy Industries. He carries a massive weapon, which is essentially four swords, with two of them spring loaded to swing out from the middle to bludgeon enemies. He is eventually defeated in a sword fight with Seu. (There has been some confusion as to which characters the names Ivy and Maeve are assigned to. This is most likely due to the artwork of the two characters reading: Ivy & Maeve, with the more feminine cyborg on the left and the other on the right. Apart from the text, the artwork is in original Japanese format, and in Japan, they read right to left. Also, in volume 4 their names are clearly distinguished by their dialogues.) Maeve Maeve is Ivy's sidekick. The lower half of her body is sliced off by Seu in a fight. Later on, Ivy and some of his contingent discover the 'advanced' cyborg fused to a wall. They cut it out, wrench the cyborg's original head out and implant Maeve into the body. Later, as Maeve is about to execute Mensab, Seu attempts to kill her by throwing his sword and lodging it in her forehead. She seems almost indifferent to this, but before proceeding, she is killed by Killy who fires a Gravitational Beam through her heart. This happens just before the teleportation of Toha Heavy Industries. Blon One of Davine Lu Linvega's henchmen. Blon is capable of commanding worm like creatures, which attach to a target's spine and render the target unconscious. He has the capacity to transform his body, taking the shape of a large centipede esque creature in his first appearance before morphing into a humanoid shape to attack Killy and Cibo. Most of his body is destroyed by Killy in their first encounter. His first defeat allows Pcell to detect the 70 kilometer long holes left by Killy's GBE. When Dhomochevsky, Cibo and Iko set out to find Killy and Davine, Pcell appears to confront them at a large Megastructure transport hatch and minutes later, Blon appears in his third form at her command. The third form resembles a large, metallic, spider praying mantis hybrid with Blon's face and his large chain gun (Vulcan Cannon/Gatling Gun) on its left arm (where it is in Blon's humanoid form). When Blon attacks, he slightly wounds Dhomochevsky and is able to steal a capsule from Cibo containing Seu's genetic information. Blon is finally killed when Dhomochevsky, Cibo and Iko enter the hatch's portal and close the hatch itself while Blon is still in the hatch locking area. This crushes and destroys his entire body. The capsule lands less than a foot outside the hatch radius and is picked up by Pcell. Schiff Schiff is another of Davine Lu Linvega's lieutenants. He wields two rectangular black blades mounted into his full body armor, which may be launched as projectiles. Schiff is the first Silicon Life to attack Killy after Killy loses his GBE (and is forced to use more conventional safeguard weaponry). After a short hand to hand fight, Killy gains the upper hand and lands several punches which essentially mangle Schiff's armored face. While Schiff is clawing at his broken face, Killy administers the coup de grâce. Davine Lu Linvega Leader of a contingent of cyborgs who Killy encounters late in the series. The level on which she is present allows provisional access to the Net Sphere to any person having normal human DNA. Davinel wants to access the Net Sphere and tries to obtain the DNA sample in Cibo's possession (which is Seu's). Afterward she is able to infiltrate the Netsphere in Seu's form. However, she fatally underestimates the Governing Agency's agent who cleverly slows the connection speed, allowing enough time for Dhomochevsky to attack and kill her. However, she manages to steal the Level 9 safeguard data just before Dhomochevsky kills her. Linvega's gender has been up to debate; Iko first refers to them as male. However, the side comic BLAME! Academy depicts Linvega as a girl. Pcell Davinel's subordinate; a skilled combatant wielding a sword like weapon that emits blasts of force capable of deflecting even the GBE's beam. According to Iko, she is the most dangerous of the invading Silicon Life. Unusually for a Silicon Life, she has the capacity to use the Safeguards' structure conversion tower (hijacked by Davine) to repair herself and evade attacks. She is implied to have some connection with Dhomochevsky, but the nature of this connection is unknown. After Cibo transforms into the Level 9 Safeguard, Pcell attempts to kill her with a blast from her sword and is killed by Killy in retaliation (v8 p174). Silicon Creature Generals The two mysterious Silicon Creatures heading the Silicon settlement that captures the Level 9 Safeguard. Both carry staff like weapons that are extremely similar in ability to that of the 'Safeguard Sword.' The male cyborg, seen wearing an armor plated trench coat and various black metal accessories, wounds Sanakan as he makes a final attempt to stop her. The female cyborg, seen with black and white hair and wearing black and metallic clothing, is last seen dismembering the rogue armored cyborg. It is left to the reader to decide whether or not Killy dispatches her.
Блон – один из подручных Давина Лу Линвеги. Блон способен командовать червеобразными существами, которые прикрепляются к позвоночнику цели и приводят её в бессознательное состояние. Он способен трансформировать своё тело, принимая форму огромного многоножкоподобного существа при первом появлении, а затем превращаясь в гуманоидную форму для атаки на Килли и Сибо. Большая часть его тела уничтожена Килли в их первой схватке. Его первое поражение позволяет Пселл обнаружить 70-километровые пробоины, оставленные гравитационным лучом Килли. Когда Домочевский, Чибо и Ико отправляются на поиски Килли и Давина, Пселл появляется, чтобы противостоять им у большого транспортного люка Мегаструктуры, а через несколько минут Блон предстает в своей третьей форме по её приказу. Третья форма напоминает большого металлического гибрида богомола и паука с лицом Блона и его крупнокалиберным пулеметом (Вулканская пушка/Гатлинг) на левой руке (как в гуманоидной форме Блона). Нападая, Блон слегка ранит Домочевского и успевает украсть капсулу у Сибо, содержащую генетическую информацию Сеу. Блон окончательно погибает, когда Домочевский, Чибо и Ико входят в портал люка и закрывают его, пока Блон находится в зоне блокировки. Это раздавливает и уничтожает его тело. Капсула падает менее чем в тридцати сантиметрах от радиуса люка и поднимается Пселл.
Ivy Ivy is the leader of the contingent of Cyborgs attacking Toha Heavy Industries. He carries a massive weapon, which is essentially four swords, with two of them spring loaded to swing out from the middle to bludgeon enemies. He is eventually defeated in a sword fight with Seu. (There has been some confusion as to which characters the names Ivy and Maeve are assigned to. This is most likely due to the artwork of the two characters reading: Ivy & Maeve, with the more feminine cyborg on the left and the other on the right. Apart from the text, the artwork is in original Japanese format, and in Japan, they read right to left. Also, in volume 4 their names are clearly distinguished by their dialogues.) Maeve Maeve is Ivy's sidekick. The lower half of her body is sliced off by Seu in a fight. Later on, Ivy and some of his contingent discover the 'advanced' cyborg fused to a wall. They cut it out, wrench the cyborg's original head out and implant Maeve into the body. Later, as Maeve is about to execute Mensab, Seu attempts to kill her by throwing his sword and lodging it in her forehead. She seems almost indifferent to this, but before proceeding, she is killed by Killy who fires a Gravitational Beam through her heart. This happens just before the teleportation of Toha Heavy Industries. Blon One of Davine Lu Linvega's henchmen. Blon is capable of commanding worm like creatures, which attach to a target's spine and render the target unconscious. He has the capacity to transform his body, taking the shape of a large centipede esque creature in his first appearance before morphing into a humanoid shape to attack Killy and Cibo. Most of his body is destroyed by Killy in their first encounter. His first defeat allows Pcell to detect the 70 kilometer long holes left by Killy's GBE. When Dhomochevsky, Cibo and Iko set out to find Killy and Davine, Pcell appears to confront them at a large Megastructure transport hatch and minutes later, Blon appears in his third form at her command. The third form resembles a large, metallic, spider praying mantis hybrid with Blon's face and his large chain gun (Vulcan Cannon/Gatling Gun) on its left arm (where it is in Blon's humanoid form). When Blon attacks, he slightly wounds Dhomochevsky and is able to steal a capsule from Cibo containing Seu's genetic information. Blon is finally killed when Dhomochevsky, Cibo and Iko enter the hatch's portal and close the hatch itself while Blon is still in the hatch locking area. This crushes and destroys his entire body. The capsule lands less than a foot outside the hatch radius and is picked up by Pcell. Schiff Schiff is another of Davine Lu Linvega's lieutenants. He wields two rectangular black blades mounted into his full body armor, which may be launched as projectiles. Schiff is the first Silicon Life to attack Killy after Killy loses his GBE (and is forced to use more conventional safeguard weaponry). After a short hand to hand fight, Killy gains the upper hand and lands several punches which essentially mangle Schiff's armored face. While Schiff is clawing at his broken face, Killy administers the coup de grâce. Davine Lu Linvega Leader of a contingent of cyborgs who Killy encounters late in the series. The level on which she is present allows provisional access to the Net Sphere to any person having normal human DNA. Davinel wants to access the Net Sphere and tries to obtain the DNA sample in Cibo's possession (which is Seu's). Afterward she is able to infiltrate the Netsphere in Seu's form. However, she fatally underestimates the Governing Agency's agent who cleverly slows the connection speed, allowing enough time for Dhomochevsky to attack and kill her. However, she manages to steal the Level 9 safeguard data just before Dhomochevsky kills her. Linvega's gender has been up to debate; Iko first refers to them as male. However, the side comic BLAME! Academy depicts Linvega as a girl. Pcell Davinel's subordinate; a skilled combatant wielding a sword like weapon that emits blasts of force capable of deflecting even the GBE's beam. According to Iko, she is the most dangerous of the invading Silicon Life. Unusually for a Silicon Life, she has the capacity to use the Safeguards' structure conversion tower (hijacked by Davine) to repair herself and evade attacks. She is implied to have some connection with Dhomochevsky, but the nature of this connection is unknown. After Cibo transforms into the Level 9 Safeguard, Pcell attempts to kill her with a blast from her sword and is killed by Killy in retaliation (v8 p174). Silicon Creature Generals The two mysterious Silicon Creatures heading the Silicon settlement that captures the Level 9 Safeguard. Both carry staff like weapons that are extremely similar in ability to that of the 'Safeguard Sword.' The male cyborg, seen wearing an armor plated trench coat and various black metal accessories, wounds Sanakan as he makes a final attempt to stop her. The female cyborg, seen with black and white hair and wearing black and metallic clothing, is last seen dismembering the rogue armored cyborg. It is left to the reader to decide whether or not Killy dispatches her.
Шифф – ещё один из лейтенантов Давина Лу Линвеги. Он владеет двумя прямоугольными чёрными клинками, установленными в его полном бронекостюме, которые могут запускаться как снаряды. Шифф – первое существо Силиконовой Жизни, атаковавшее Килли после потери им гравитационного луча (и вынужденного использовать более традиционное защитное вооружение). После короткой рукопашной схватки Килли одерживает верх и наносит несколько ударов, которые фактически деформируют бронированное лицо Шиффа. Пока Шифф пытается поправить своё разбитое лицо, Килли наносит смертельный удар.
Ivy Ivy is the leader of the contingent of Cyborgs attacking Toha Heavy Industries. He carries a massive weapon, which is essentially four swords, with two of them spring loaded to swing out from the middle to bludgeon enemies. He is eventually defeated in a sword fight with Seu. (There has been some confusion as to which characters the names Ivy and Maeve are assigned to. This is most likely due to the artwork of the two characters reading: Ivy & Maeve, with the more feminine cyborg on the left and the other on the right. Apart from the text, the artwork is in original Japanese format, and in Japan, they read right to left. Also, in volume 4 their names are clearly distinguished by their dialogues.) Maeve Maeve is Ivy's sidekick. The lower half of her body is sliced off by Seu in a fight. Later on, Ivy and some of his contingent discover the 'advanced' cyborg fused to a wall. They cut it out, wrench the cyborg's original head out and implant Maeve into the body. Later, as Maeve is about to execute Mensab, Seu attempts to kill her by throwing his sword and lodging it in her forehead. She seems almost indifferent to this, but before proceeding, she is killed by Killy who fires a Gravitational Beam through her heart. This happens just before the teleportation of Toha Heavy Industries. Blon One of Davine Lu Linvega's henchmen. Blon is capable of commanding worm like creatures, which attach to a target's spine and render the target unconscious. He has the capacity to transform his body, taking the shape of a large centipede esque creature in his first appearance before morphing into a humanoid shape to attack Killy and Cibo. Most of his body is destroyed by Killy in their first encounter. His first defeat allows Pcell to detect the 70 kilometer long holes left by Killy's GBE. When Dhomochevsky, Cibo and Iko set out to find Killy and Davine, Pcell appears to confront them at a large Megastructure transport hatch and minutes later, Blon appears in his third form at her command. The third form resembles a large, metallic, spider praying mantis hybrid with Blon's face and his large chain gun (Vulcan Cannon/Gatling Gun) on its left arm (where it is in Blon's humanoid form). When Blon attacks, he slightly wounds Dhomochevsky and is able to steal a capsule from Cibo containing Seu's genetic information. Blon is finally killed when Dhomochevsky, Cibo and Iko enter the hatch's portal and close the hatch itself while Blon is still in the hatch locking area. This crushes and destroys his entire body. The capsule lands less than a foot outside the hatch radius and is picked up by Pcell. Schiff Schiff is another of Davine Lu Linvega's lieutenants. He wields two rectangular black blades mounted into his full body armor, which may be launched as projectiles. Schiff is the first Silicon Life to attack Killy after Killy loses his GBE (and is forced to use more conventional safeguard weaponry). After a short hand to hand fight, Killy gains the upper hand and lands several punches which essentially mangle Schiff's armored face. While Schiff is clawing at his broken face, Killy administers the coup de grâce. Davine Lu Linvega Leader of a contingent of cyborgs who Killy encounters late in the series. The level on which she is present allows provisional access to the Net Sphere to any person having normal human DNA. Davinel wants to access the Net Sphere and tries to obtain the DNA sample in Cibo's possession (which is Seu's). Afterward she is able to infiltrate the Netsphere in Seu's form. However, she fatally underestimates the Governing Agency's agent who cleverly slows the connection speed, allowing enough time for Dhomochevsky to attack and kill her. However, she manages to steal the Level 9 safeguard data just before Dhomochevsky kills her. Linvega's gender has been up to debate; Iko first refers to them as male. However, the side comic BLAME! Academy depicts Linvega as a girl. Pcell Davinel's subordinate; a skilled combatant wielding a sword like weapon that emits blasts of force capable of deflecting even the GBE's beam. According to Iko, she is the most dangerous of the invading Silicon Life. Unusually for a Silicon Life, she has the capacity to use the Safeguards' structure conversion tower (hijacked by Davine) to repair herself and evade attacks. She is implied to have some connection with Dhomochevsky, but the nature of this connection is unknown. After Cibo transforms into the Level 9 Safeguard, Pcell attempts to kill her with a blast from her sword and is killed by Killy in retaliation (v8 p174). Silicon Creature Generals The two mysterious Silicon Creatures heading the Silicon settlement that captures the Level 9 Safeguard. Both carry staff like weapons that are extremely similar in ability to that of the 'Safeguard Sword.' The male cyborg, seen wearing an armor plated trench coat and various black metal accessories, wounds Sanakan as he makes a final attempt to stop her. The female cyborg, seen with black and white hair and wearing black and metallic clothing, is last seen dismembering the rogue armored cyborg. It is left to the reader to decide whether or not Killy dispatches her.
Давин Лу Линвега – лидер контингента киборгов, с которыми Килли сталкивается в конце серии. Уровень её присутствия позволяет временно получить доступ к Сетевой Сфере любому человеку с нормальной человеческой ДНК. Давинел стремится получить доступ к Сетевой Сфере и пытается заполучить образец ДНК, находящийся в распоряжении Сибо (принадлежащий Сеу). После этого она способна проникнуть в Сетевую Сферу в облике Сеу. Однако она фатально недооценивает агента Управляющего Агентства, который умело замедляет скорость соединения, давая Домочевскому достаточно времени для атаки и убийства её. Тем не менее, ей удаётся украсть данные защиты 9-го уровня непосредственно перед смертью. Пол Линвеги остаётся предметом споров; Ико изначально обращается к ней как к мужчине. Однако, в комиксе BLAME! Academy Линвега изображена как девушка.
Ivy Ivy is the leader of the contingent of Cyborgs attacking Toha Heavy Industries. He carries a massive weapon, which is essentially four swords, with two of them spring loaded to swing out from the middle to bludgeon enemies. He is eventually defeated in a sword fight with Seu. (There has been some confusion as to which characters the names Ivy and Maeve are assigned to. This is most likely due to the artwork of the two characters reading: Ivy & Maeve, with the more feminine cyborg on the left and the other on the right. Apart from the text, the artwork is in original Japanese format, and in Japan, they read right to left. Also, in volume 4 their names are clearly distinguished by their dialogues.) Maeve Maeve is Ivy's sidekick. The lower half of her body is sliced off by Seu in a fight. Later on, Ivy and some of his contingent discover the 'advanced' cyborg fused to a wall. They cut it out, wrench the cyborg's original head out and implant Maeve into the body. Later, as Maeve is about to execute Mensab, Seu attempts to kill her by throwing his sword and lodging it in her forehead. She seems almost indifferent to this, but before proceeding, she is killed by Killy who fires a Gravitational Beam through her heart. This happens just before the teleportation of Toha Heavy Industries. Blon One of Davine Lu Linvega's henchmen. Blon is capable of commanding worm like creatures, which attach to a target's spine and render the target unconscious. He has the capacity to transform his body, taking the shape of a large centipede esque creature in his first appearance before morphing into a humanoid shape to attack Killy and Cibo. Most of his body is destroyed by Killy in their first encounter. His first defeat allows Pcell to detect the 70 kilometer long holes left by Killy's GBE. When Dhomochevsky, Cibo and Iko set out to find Killy and Davine, Pcell appears to confront them at a large Megastructure transport hatch and minutes later, Blon appears in his third form at her command. The third form resembles a large, metallic, spider praying mantis hybrid with Blon's face and his large chain gun (Vulcan Cannon/Gatling Gun) on its left arm (where it is in Blon's humanoid form). When Blon attacks, he slightly wounds Dhomochevsky and is able to steal a capsule from Cibo containing Seu's genetic information. Blon is finally killed when Dhomochevsky, Cibo and Iko enter the hatch's portal and close the hatch itself while Blon is still in the hatch locking area. This crushes and destroys his entire body. The capsule lands less than a foot outside the hatch radius and is picked up by Pcell. Schiff Schiff is another of Davine Lu Linvega's lieutenants. He wields two rectangular black blades mounted into his full body armor, which may be launched as projectiles. Schiff is the first Silicon Life to attack Killy after Killy loses his GBE (and is forced to use more conventional safeguard weaponry). After a short hand to hand fight, Killy gains the upper hand and lands several punches which essentially mangle Schiff's armored face. While Schiff is clawing at his broken face, Killy administers the coup de grâce. Davine Lu Linvega Leader of a contingent of cyborgs who Killy encounters late in the series. The level on which she is present allows provisional access to the Net Sphere to any person having normal human DNA. Davinel wants to access the Net Sphere and tries to obtain the DNA sample in Cibo's possession (which is Seu's). Afterward she is able to infiltrate the Netsphere in Seu's form. However, she fatally underestimates the Governing Agency's agent who cleverly slows the connection speed, allowing enough time for Dhomochevsky to attack and kill her. However, she manages to steal the Level 9 safeguard data just before Dhomochevsky kills her. Linvega's gender has been up to debate; Iko first refers to them as male. However, the side comic BLAME! Academy depicts Linvega as a girl. Pcell Davinel's subordinate; a skilled combatant wielding a sword like weapon that emits blasts of force capable of deflecting even the GBE's beam. According to Iko, she is the most dangerous of the invading Silicon Life. Unusually for a Silicon Life, she has the capacity to use the Safeguards' structure conversion tower (hijacked by Davine) to repair herself and evade attacks. She is implied to have some connection with Dhomochevsky, but the nature of this connection is unknown. After Cibo transforms into the Level 9 Safeguard, Pcell attempts to kill her with a blast from her sword and is killed by Killy in retaliation (v8 p174). Silicon Creature Generals The two mysterious Silicon Creatures heading the Silicon settlement that captures the Level 9 Safeguard. Both carry staff like weapons that are extremely similar in ability to that of the 'Safeguard Sword.' The male cyborg, seen wearing an armor plated trench coat and various black metal accessories, wounds Sanakan as he makes a final attempt to stop her. The female cyborg, seen with black and white hair and wearing black and metallic clothing, is last seen dismembering the rogue armored cyborg. It is left to the reader to decide whether or not Killy dispatches her.
Пселл – подручная Давинел; опытный боец, владеющая оружием, похожим на меч, которое излучает силовые взрывы, способные отклонять даже луч гравитационного луча. По словам Ико, она самая опасная из вторгшихся представителей Силиконовой Жизни. Необычно для Силиконовой Жизни, она способна использовать башню преобразования структуры Safeguards (перехваченную Давином) для восстановления и уклонения от атак. Предполагается, что у неё есть связь с Домочевским, но характер этой связи неизвестен. После того, как Чибо трансформируется в Safeguard 9-го уровня, Пселл пытается убить её взрывом из своего меча и погибает от руки Килли в ответ (т. 8, стр. 174).
Ivy Ivy is the leader of the contingent of Cyborgs attacking Toha Heavy Industries. He carries a massive weapon, which is essentially four swords, with two of them spring loaded to swing out from the middle to bludgeon enemies. He is eventually defeated in a sword fight with Seu. (There has been some confusion as to which characters the names Ivy and Maeve are assigned to. This is most likely due to the artwork of the two characters reading: Ivy & Maeve, with the more feminine cyborg on the left and the other on the right. Apart from the text, the artwork is in original Japanese format, and in Japan, they read right to left. Also, in volume 4 their names are clearly distinguished by their dialogues.) Maeve Maeve is Ivy's sidekick. The lower half of her body is sliced off by Seu in a fight. Later on, Ivy and some of his contingent discover the 'advanced' cyborg fused to a wall. They cut it out, wrench the cyborg's original head out and implant Maeve into the body. Later, as Maeve is about to execute Mensab, Seu attempts to kill her by throwing his sword and lodging it in her forehead. She seems almost indifferent to this, but before proceeding, she is killed by Killy who fires a Gravitational Beam through her heart. This happens just before the teleportation of Toha Heavy Industries. Blon One of Davine Lu Linvega's henchmen. Blon is capable of commanding worm like creatures, which attach to a target's spine and render the target unconscious. He has the capacity to transform his body, taking the shape of a large centipede esque creature in his first appearance before morphing into a humanoid shape to attack Killy and Cibo. Most of his body is destroyed by Killy in their first encounter. His first defeat allows Pcell to detect the 70 kilometer long holes left by Killy's GBE. When Dhomochevsky, Cibo and Iko set out to find Killy and Davine, Pcell appears to confront them at a large Megastructure transport hatch and minutes later, Blon appears in his third form at her command. The third form resembles a large, metallic, spider praying mantis hybrid with Blon's face and his large chain gun (Vulcan Cannon/Gatling Gun) on its left arm (where it is in Blon's humanoid form). When Blon attacks, he slightly wounds Dhomochevsky and is able to steal a capsule from Cibo containing Seu's genetic information. Blon is finally killed when Dhomochevsky, Cibo and Iko enter the hatch's portal and close the hatch itself while Blon is still in the hatch locking area. This crushes and destroys his entire body. The capsule lands less than a foot outside the hatch radius and is picked up by Pcell. Schiff Schiff is another of Davine Lu Linvega's lieutenants. He wields two rectangular black blades mounted into his full body armor, which may be launched as projectiles. Schiff is the first Silicon Life to attack Killy after Killy loses his GBE (and is forced to use more conventional safeguard weaponry). After a short hand to hand fight, Killy gains the upper hand and lands several punches which essentially mangle Schiff's armored face. While Schiff is clawing at his broken face, Killy administers the coup de grâce. Davine Lu Linvega Leader of a contingent of cyborgs who Killy encounters late in the series. The level on which she is present allows provisional access to the Net Sphere to any person having normal human DNA. Davinel wants to access the Net Sphere and tries to obtain the DNA sample in Cibo's possession (which is Seu's). Afterward she is able to infiltrate the Netsphere in Seu's form. However, she fatally underestimates the Governing Agency's agent who cleverly slows the connection speed, allowing enough time for Dhomochevsky to attack and kill her. However, she manages to steal the Level 9 safeguard data just before Dhomochevsky kills her. Linvega's gender has been up to debate; Iko first refers to them as male. However, the side comic BLAME! Academy depicts Linvega as a girl. Pcell Davinel's subordinate; a skilled combatant wielding a sword like weapon that emits blasts of force capable of deflecting even the GBE's beam. According to Iko, she is the most dangerous of the invading Silicon Life. Unusually for a Silicon Life, she has the capacity to use the Safeguards' structure conversion tower (hijacked by Davine) to repair herself and evade attacks. She is implied to have some connection with Dhomochevsky, but the nature of this connection is unknown. After Cibo transforms into the Level 9 Safeguard, Pcell attempts to kill her with a blast from her sword and is killed by Killy in retaliation (v8 p174). Silicon Creature Generals The two mysterious Silicon Creatures heading the Silicon settlement that captures the Level 9 Safeguard. Both carry staff like weapons that are extremely similar in ability to that of the 'Safeguard Sword.' The male cyborg, seen wearing an armor plated trench coat and various black metal accessories, wounds Sanakan as he makes a final attempt to stop her. The female cyborg, seen with black and white hair and wearing black and metallic clothing, is last seen dismembering the rogue armored cyborg. It is left to the reader to decide whether or not Killy dispatches her.
Генералы Силиконовых Существ – два загадочных Силиконовых Существа, возглавляющих поселение Силиконовой Жизни, захватившее Safeguard 9-го уровня. Оба несут посохоподобное оружие, способности которого чрезвычайно похожи на способности «Меча Safeguard». Киборг-мужчина, одетый в плащ с бронированными вставками и различные металлические аксессуары, ранит Санакана, когда тот предпринимает последнюю попытку её остановить. Киборг-женщина, с чёрно-белыми волосами и одетая в чёрную и металлическую одежду, в последний раз замечена расчленяющей киборга в броне, вышедшего из-под контроля. Читателю предоставляется возможность решить, убил ли его Килли.
Ivy Ivy is the leader of the contingent of Cyborgs attacking Toha Heavy Industries. He carries a massive weapon, which is essentially four swords, with two of them spring loaded to swing out from the middle to bludgeon enemies. He is eventually defeated in a sword fight with Seu. (There has been some confusion as to which characters the names Ivy and Maeve are assigned to. This is most likely due to the artwork of the two characters reading: Ivy & Maeve, with the more feminine cyborg on the left and the other on the right. Apart from the text, the artwork is in original Japanese format, and in Japan, they read right to left. Also, in volume 4 their names are clearly distinguished by their dialogues.) Maeve Maeve is Ivy's sidekick. The lower half of her body is sliced off by Seu in a fight. Later on, Ivy and some of his contingent discover the 'advanced' cyborg fused to a wall. They cut it out, wrench the cyborg's original head out and implant Maeve into the body. Later, as Maeve is about to execute Mensab, Seu attempts to kill her by throwing his sword and lodging it in her forehead. She seems almost indifferent to this, but before proceeding, she is killed by Killy who fires a Gravitational Beam through her heart. This happens just before the teleportation of Toha Heavy Industries. Blon One of Davine Lu Linvega's henchmen. Blon is capable of commanding worm like creatures, which attach to a target's spine and render the target unconscious. He has the capacity to transform his body, taking the shape of a large centipede esque creature in his first appearance before morphing into a humanoid shape to attack Killy and Cibo. Most of his body is destroyed by Killy in their first encounter. His first defeat allows Pcell to detect the 70 kilometer long holes left by Killy's GBE. When Dhomochevsky, Cibo and Iko set out to find Killy and Davine, Pcell appears to confront them at a large Megastructure transport hatch and minutes later, Blon appears in his third form at her command. The third form resembles a large, metallic, spider praying mantis hybrid with Blon's face and his large chain gun (Vulcan Cannon/Gatling Gun) on its left arm (where it is in Blon's humanoid form). When Blon attacks, he slightly wounds Dhomochevsky and is able to steal a capsule from Cibo containing Seu's genetic information. Blon is finally killed when Dhomochevsky, Cibo and Iko enter the hatch's portal and close the hatch itself while Blon is still in the hatch locking area. This crushes and destroys his entire body. The capsule lands less than a foot outside the hatch radius and is picked up by Pcell. Schiff Schiff is another of Davine Lu Linvega's lieutenants. He wields two rectangular black blades mounted into his full body armor, which may be launched as projectiles. Schiff is the first Silicon Life to attack Killy after Killy loses his GBE (and is forced to use more conventional safeguard weaponry). After a short hand to hand fight, Killy gains the upper hand and lands several punches which essentially mangle Schiff's armored face. While Schiff is clawing at his broken face, Killy administers the coup de grâce. Davine Lu Linvega Leader of a contingent of cyborgs who Killy encounters late in the series. The level on which she is present allows provisional access to the Net Sphere to any person having normal human DNA. Davinel wants to access the Net Sphere and tries to obtain the DNA sample in Cibo's possession (which is Seu's). Afterward she is able to infiltrate the Netsphere in Seu's form. However, she fatally underestimates the Governing Agency's agent who cleverly slows the connection speed, allowing enough time for Dhomochevsky to attack and kill her. However, she manages to steal the Level 9 safeguard data just before Dhomochevsky kills her. Linvega's gender has been up to debate; Iko first refers to them as male. However, the side comic BLAME! Academy depicts Linvega as a girl. Pcell Davinel's subordinate; a skilled combatant wielding a sword like weapon that emits blasts of force capable of deflecting even the GBE's beam. According to Iko, she is the most dangerous of the invading Silicon Life. Unusually for a Silicon Life, she has the capacity to use the Safeguards' structure conversion tower (hijacked by Davine) to repair herself and evade attacks. She is implied to have some connection with Dhomochevsky, but the nature of this connection is unknown. After Cibo transforms into the Level 9 Safeguard, Pcell attempts to kill her with a blast from her sword and is killed by Killy in retaliation (v8 p174). Silicon Creature Generals The two mysterious Silicon Creatures heading the Silicon settlement that captures the Level 9 Safeguard. Both carry staff like weapons that are extremely similar in ability to that of the 'Safeguard Sword.' The male cyborg, seen wearing an armor plated trench coat and various black metal accessories, wounds Sanakan as he makes a final attempt to stop her. The female cyborg, seen with black and white hair and wearing black and metallic clothing, is last seen dismembering the rogue armored cyborg. It is left to the reader to decide whether or not Killy dispatches her.
Незначительные символы
Менсаб — ИИ-контроллер в Пещере 8 внутри Toha Heavy Industries. Она исключена из коллективного ИИ, хотя причина этого не совсем ясна. Обычно она ведет себя и выглядит достаточно спокойно, но её внешний вид также отражает её настроение. Кроме того, когда Сибо покидает Toha Heavy Industries, она дарит ей небольшую капсулу, содержащую генетическую информацию Сеу, которая, к удивлению, может частично получить доступ к Нетсфере.
Mensab Mensab is the AI Controller for Cave 8 inside Toha Heavy Industries. She is expelled from the collective AI, although the reason is not exactly clear. She normally acts and appears quite calm, but her appearance also mirrors her mood. Also, as Cibo departs from Toha Heavy Industries, she bestows her with a small capsule containing Seu's genetic information which, surprisingly enough, can partially access the Netsphere. Seu A Planter, who serves as Mensab's protector. He is a powerful swordsman and loyal bodyguard. Whenever he is severely injured, Mensab takes him to be restored by equipment which can heal any damage and also synthesize any substance (however, he loses memory each time he is healed in this way). As only Mensab's people survived the silicon creature invasion, and they were likely killed in the destruction of Toha Heavy Industries, Seu could have possibly been the last Planter alive. He eventually withdraws with Mensab and the recorded personalities of the remaining Planters into a time space rift, ensuring their safety. Mori A girl whose mind was downloaded into an emergency preservation pack resembling a USB drive. Her corpse sat undisturbed for a long time before Killy stumbled on it. Mori is not her name, and we never learn her real name. Mori was the name of the manufacturer of the emergency preservation pack, and was printed on the device itself. Killy, acting as a Good Samaritan, takes her along on his quest. Mori's main task, it seems, is to do most of the talking for Killy in Cibo's absence. Shortly after Killy obtains Cibo's 'child', Mori is taken by the Governing Agency to a storage area and recounts her adventures with Killy to other damaged digital consciousnesses.
Сеу — Плантер, служащий защитником Менсаба. Он могущественный фехтовальщик и верный телохранитель. Когда он получает серьезные ранения, Менсаб отвозит его на восстановление с помощью оборудования, способного исцелить любые повреждения и синтезировать любые вещества (однако, каждый раз при таком восстановлении он теряет память). Поскольку только люди Менсаба пережили вторжение кремниевых существ, и они, вероятно, погибли при разрушении Toha Heavy Industries, Сеу мог быть последним выжившим Плантером. В конечном итоге он уходит с Менсабом и записанными личностями оставшихся Плантеров в пространственно-временной разлом, обеспечивая их безопасность.
Mensab Mensab is the AI Controller for Cave 8 inside Toha Heavy Industries. She is expelled from the collective AI, although the reason is not exactly clear. She normally acts and appears quite calm, but her appearance also mirrors her mood. Also, as Cibo departs from Toha Heavy Industries, she bestows her with a small capsule containing Seu's genetic information which, surprisingly enough, can partially access the Netsphere. Seu A Planter, who serves as Mensab's protector. He is a powerful swordsman and loyal bodyguard. Whenever he is severely injured, Mensab takes him to be restored by equipment which can heal any damage and also synthesize any substance (however, he loses memory each time he is healed in this way). As only Mensab's people survived the silicon creature invasion, and they were likely killed in the destruction of Toha Heavy Industries, Seu could have possibly been the last Planter alive. He eventually withdraws with Mensab and the recorded personalities of the remaining Planters into a time space rift, ensuring their safety. Mori A girl whose mind was downloaded into an emergency preservation pack resembling a USB drive. Her corpse sat undisturbed for a long time before Killy stumbled on it. Mori is not her name, and we never learn her real name. Mori was the name of the manufacturer of the emergency preservation pack, and was printed on the device itself. Killy, acting as a Good Samaritan, takes her along on his quest. Mori's main task, it seems, is to do most of the talking for Killy in Cibo's absence. Shortly after Killy obtains Cibo's 'child', Mori is taken by the Governing Agency to a storage area and recounts her adventures with Killy to other damaged digital consciousnesses.
Мори — девушка, чьи мысли были загружены в аварийный модуль сохранения, напоминающий USB-накопитель. Её тело долгое время оставалось нетронутым, пока на него не наткнулся Килли. Мори — не её имя, и мы никогда не узнаем её настоящего имени. Мори — это название компании-производителя модуля аварийной консервации, указанное на самом устройстве. Килли, действуя из лучших побуждений, берет её с собой в своё путешествие. Кажется, основная задача Мори — вести большую часть диалога за Килли в отсутствие Сибо. Вскоре после того, как Килли получает «ребенка» Сибо, Мори забирает Управляющее агентство и рассказывает другим поврежденным цифровым сознаниям о своих приключениях с Килли.
Mensab Mensab is the AI Controller for Cave 8 inside Toha Heavy Industries. She is expelled from the collective AI, although the reason is not exactly clear. She normally acts and appears quite calm, but her appearance also mirrors her mood. Also, as Cibo departs from Toha Heavy Industries, she bestows her with a small capsule containing Seu's genetic information which, surprisingly enough, can partially access the Netsphere. Seu A Planter, who serves as Mensab's protector. He is a powerful swordsman and loyal bodyguard. Whenever he is severely injured, Mensab takes him to be restored by equipment which can heal any damage and also synthesize any substance (however, he loses memory each time he is healed in this way). As only Mensab's people survived the silicon creature invasion, and they were likely killed in the destruction of Toha Heavy Industries, Seu could have possibly been the last Planter alive. He eventually withdraws with Mensab and the recorded personalities of the remaining Planters into a time space rift, ensuring their safety. Mori A girl whose mind was downloaded into an emergency preservation pack resembling a USB drive. Her corpse sat undisturbed for a long time before Killy stumbled on it. Mori is not her name, and we never learn her real name. Mori was the name of the manufacturer of the emergency preservation pack, and was printed on the device itself. Killy, acting as a Good Samaritan, takes her along on his quest. Mori's main task, it seems, is to do most of the talking for Killy in Cibo's absence. Shortly after Killy obtains Cibo's 'child', Mori is taken by the Governing Agency to a storage area and recounts her adventures with Killy to other damaged digital consciousnesses.
Фракции или группы ноты
Сафгавард – это полностью независимая система защиты Нетсферы. Первоначальная цель Сафгарда заключалась в предотвращении несанкционированного доступа к Нетсфере тем, у кого нет генов Сетевого Терминала. Однако, из-за того, что Орден разводил и использовал людей без генов Сетевого Терминала для создания большего количества кремниевой жизни, Сафгард стал уничтожать всех людей без этих генов в качестве превентивной меры. Сафгард часто материализуется из субстанции мегаструктуры, используя башни преобразования структуры. Даже люди превращались в Сафгард после контакта с оружием Сафгарда, особенно со стрелами, используемыми Санаканом. Существуют более мощные специальные агенты, такие как Санакан, Домочевский и Ико, которые, возможно, произошли из основных личностей, загруженных в Нетсферу.
Safeguard The Safeguard is the completely independent defense system of the Netsphere. The Safeguard's original purpose was to prevent unauthorized access to the Netsphere by those without Net Terminal Genes. However, due to the Order breeding and using humans without Net Terminal Genes to make more Silicon Life, the Safeguard have taken to destroying all humans without the Net Terminal Gene as a preemptive measure. Safeguard are often seen to materialise from the substance of the megastructure using structure conversion towers. Even humans have been turned into Safeguards after coming into contact with Safeguard weapons, notably the darts used by Sanakan. There are more powerful special agents, like Sanakan, Dhomochevsky, and Iko who may derive from core personalities uploaded into the Netsphere. Exterminators A subset of Safeguard which is made up of black and white colored, silicon based, bio mechanical, humanoid robots. These often use primitive, close range weapons as a means of attack, but because of their formidable armor, it is not much of a problem. They come in different classes of power, though the hierarchy is never explained. The lowest, most common safeguard attacks with just its hands. A higher type attacks with larger, clawed hands, another with large shear like weapons. The 'Class One Exterminator', encountered near the end of the series, eschews melee attacks for esoteric weaponry and the capacity to transform the City's structure itself. Safeguard Exterminators seem to run on a different protocol of command than the higher level of Safeguard such as Sanakan and/or Dhomochevsky (though Dhomo did have a contingent of them assigned to him before Schiff destroyed them). At one point, the Exterminator Class One even targets Sanakan as it deems her a threat or obstacle, but does not decide to kill her. It is up to speculation as to why perhaps either it no longer saw her as a threat, or perhaps it was because she too was a Safeguard. Governing Agency or Authority (originally Touchikyoku (統治局)), The ruling level of the Net Sphere. It tries at times to assist Killy and Cibo against the Cyborgs and against the Safeguard. It has powers identical to the Safeguard, but cannot directly control the Safeguard although it can hinder them. It wants a human with the Net Terminal Gene to be found to stop the Builders which are the cause of the runaway growth of The City. Builders (originally Kensetsusha (建設者), meaning Architect) Machines which construct The City. They are not connected directly to The Net Sphere or Safeguard; therefore a human with net terminal genes is only capable of their activation. They come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Killy remembers their language in the village of the Fishermen, and Cibo uses her knowledge about them to learn to control them completely. A group of builders in the higher megastructures of The City have been modified, possibly by long deceased humans, to behave socially, conversing with the beings they encounter and taking moderately humanoid appearances.
Истребители – подмножество Сафгарда, состоящее из черно-белых кремниевых биомеханических гуманоидных роботов. Они часто используют примитивное оружие ближнего боя для атаки, но из-за их мощной брони это не представляет большой проблемы. Они бывают разных классов, хотя иерархия никогда не объясняется. Самый низкий, наиболее распространенный Истребитель атакует только руками. Более продвинутый тип атакует большими когтистыми руками, другой – оружием, напоминающим ножницы. «Истребитель первого класса», встречающийся в конце серии, отказывается от атак ближнего боя в пользу эзотерического оружия и способности изменять структуру Города. Похоже, Истребители Сафгарда функционируют по иному протоколу управления, чем Сафгард более высокого уровня, такой как Санакан и/или Домочевский (хотя у Домо до уничтожения их Шиффом был отряд Истребителей в его распоряжении). В какой-то момент Истребитель первого класса даже нацелился на Санакан, считая её угрозой или препятствием, но не стал её убивать. Причины этого остаются предметом спекуляций – возможно, он перестал воспринимать её как угрозу, или, возможно, потому, что она сама была Сафгардом.
Safeguard The Safeguard is the completely independent defense system of the Netsphere. The Safeguard's original purpose was to prevent unauthorized access to the Netsphere by those without Net Terminal Genes. However, due to the Order breeding and using humans without Net Terminal Genes to make more Silicon Life, the Safeguard have taken to destroying all humans without the Net Terminal Gene as a preemptive measure. Safeguard are often seen to materialise from the substance of the megastructure using structure conversion towers. Even humans have been turned into Safeguards after coming into contact with Safeguard weapons, notably the darts used by Sanakan. There are more powerful special agents, like Sanakan, Dhomochevsky, and Iko who may derive from core personalities uploaded into the Netsphere. Exterminators A subset of Safeguard which is made up of black and white colored, silicon based, bio mechanical, humanoid robots. These often use primitive, close range weapons as a means of attack, but because of their formidable armor, it is not much of a problem. They come in different classes of power, though the hierarchy is never explained. The lowest, most common safeguard attacks with just its hands. A higher type attacks with larger, clawed hands, another with large shear like weapons. The 'Class One Exterminator', encountered near the end of the series, eschews melee attacks for esoteric weaponry and the capacity to transform the City's structure itself. Safeguard Exterminators seem to run on a different protocol of command than the higher level of Safeguard such as Sanakan and/or Dhomochevsky (though Dhomo did have a contingent of them assigned to him before Schiff destroyed them). At one point, the Exterminator Class One even targets Sanakan as it deems her a threat or obstacle, but does not decide to kill her. It is up to speculation as to why perhaps either it no longer saw her as a threat, or perhaps it was because she too was a Safeguard. Governing Agency or Authority (originally Touchikyoku (統治局)), The ruling level of the Net Sphere. It tries at times to assist Killy and Cibo against the Cyborgs and against the Safeguard. It has powers identical to the Safeguard, but cannot directly control the Safeguard although it can hinder them. It wants a human with the Net Terminal Gene to be found to stop the Builders which are the cause of the runaway growth of The City. Builders (originally Kensetsusha (建設者), meaning Architect) Machines which construct The City. They are not connected directly to The Net Sphere or Safeguard; therefore a human with net terminal genes is only capable of their activation. They come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Killy remembers their language in the village of the Fishermen, and Cibo uses her knowledge about them to learn to control them completely. A group of builders in the higher megastructures of The City have been modified, possibly by long deceased humans, to behave socially, conversing with the beings they encounter and taking moderately humanoid appearances.
Управляющее агентство или орган (первоначально Touchikyoku (統治局)) – правящий уровень Нетсферы. Оно иногда пытается помочь Килли и Сибо против Киборгов и Сафгарда. Оно обладает полномочиями, идентичными Сафгарду, но не может напрямую его контролировать, хотя и может ему препятствовать. Оно стремится найти человека с геном Сетевого Терминала, чтобы остановить Строителей, являющихся причиной неконтролируемого роста Города.
Safeguard The Safeguard is the completely independent defense system of the Netsphere. The Safeguard's original purpose was to prevent unauthorized access to the Netsphere by those without Net Terminal Genes. However, due to the Order breeding and using humans without Net Terminal Genes to make more Silicon Life, the Safeguard have taken to destroying all humans without the Net Terminal Gene as a preemptive measure. Safeguard are often seen to materialise from the substance of the megastructure using structure conversion towers. Even humans have been turned into Safeguards after coming into contact with Safeguard weapons, notably the darts used by Sanakan. There are more powerful special agents, like Sanakan, Dhomochevsky, and Iko who may derive from core personalities uploaded into the Netsphere. Exterminators A subset of Safeguard which is made up of black and white colored, silicon based, bio mechanical, humanoid robots. These often use primitive, close range weapons as a means of attack, but because of their formidable armor, it is not much of a problem. They come in different classes of power, though the hierarchy is never explained. The lowest, most common safeguard attacks with just its hands. A higher type attacks with larger, clawed hands, another with large shear like weapons. The 'Class One Exterminator', encountered near the end of the series, eschews melee attacks for esoteric weaponry and the capacity to transform the City's structure itself. Safeguard Exterminators seem to run on a different protocol of command than the higher level of Safeguard such as Sanakan and/or Dhomochevsky (though Dhomo did have a contingent of them assigned to him before Schiff destroyed them). At one point, the Exterminator Class One even targets Sanakan as it deems her a threat or obstacle, but does not decide to kill her. It is up to speculation as to why perhaps either it no longer saw her as a threat, or perhaps it was because she too was a Safeguard. Governing Agency or Authority (originally Touchikyoku (統治局)), The ruling level of the Net Sphere. It tries at times to assist Killy and Cibo against the Cyborgs and against the Safeguard. It has powers identical to the Safeguard, but cannot directly control the Safeguard although it can hinder them. It wants a human with the Net Terminal Gene to be found to stop the Builders which are the cause of the runaway growth of The City. Builders (originally Kensetsusha (建設者), meaning Architect) Machines which construct The City. They are not connected directly to The Net Sphere or Safeguard; therefore a human with net terminal genes is only capable of their activation. They come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Killy remembers their language in the village of the Fishermen, and Cibo uses her knowledge about them to learn to control them completely. A group of builders in the higher megastructures of The City have been modified, possibly by long deceased humans, to behave socially, conversing with the beings they encounter and taking moderately humanoid appearances.
Строители (первоначально Kensetsusha (建設者), что означает «Архитектор») – машины, строящие Город. Они не связаны напрямую с Нетсферой или Сафгардом, поэтому активировать их может только человек с генами Сетевого Терминала. Они бывают самых разных форм и размеров. Килли помнит их язык в деревне Рыбаков, а Сибо использует свои знания о них, чтобы научиться полностью ими управлять. Группа Строителей в верхних мегаструктурах Города была модифицирована, возможно, давно умершими людьми, чтобы вести себя социально, общаться с существами, которых они встречают, и приобретать умеренно гуманоидный облик.
Safeguard The Safeguard is the completely independent defense system of the Netsphere. The Safeguard's original purpose was to prevent unauthorized access to the Netsphere by those without Net Terminal Genes. However, due to the Order breeding and using humans without Net Terminal Genes to make more Silicon Life, the Safeguard have taken to destroying all humans without the Net Terminal Gene as a preemptive measure. Safeguard are often seen to materialise from the substance of the megastructure using structure conversion towers. Even humans have been turned into Safeguards after coming into contact with Safeguard weapons, notably the darts used by Sanakan. There are more powerful special agents, like Sanakan, Dhomochevsky, and Iko who may derive from core personalities uploaded into the Netsphere. Exterminators A subset of Safeguard which is made up of black and white colored, silicon based, bio mechanical, humanoid robots. These often use primitive, close range weapons as a means of attack, but because of their formidable armor, it is not much of a problem. They come in different classes of power, though the hierarchy is never explained. The lowest, most common safeguard attacks with just its hands. A higher type attacks with larger, clawed hands, another with large shear like weapons. The 'Class One Exterminator', encountered near the end of the series, eschews melee attacks for esoteric weaponry and the capacity to transform the City's structure itself. Safeguard Exterminators seem to run on a different protocol of command than the higher level of Safeguard such as Sanakan and/or Dhomochevsky (though Dhomo did have a contingent of them assigned to him before Schiff destroyed them). At one point, the Exterminator Class One even targets Sanakan as it deems her a threat or obstacle, but does not decide to kill her. It is up to speculation as to why perhaps either it no longer saw her as a threat, or perhaps it was because she too was a Safeguard. Governing Agency or Authority (originally Touchikyoku (統治局)), The ruling level of the Net Sphere. It tries at times to assist Killy and Cibo against the Cyborgs and against the Safeguard. It has powers identical to the Safeguard, but cannot directly control the Safeguard although it can hinder them. It wants a human with the Net Terminal Gene to be found to stop the Builders which are the cause of the runaway growth of The City. Builders (originally Kensetsusha (建設者), meaning Architect) Machines which construct The City. They are not connected directly to The Net Sphere or Safeguard; therefore a human with net terminal genes is only capable of their activation. They come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Killy remembers their language in the village of the Fishermen, and Cibo uses her knowledge about them to learn to control them completely. A group of builders in the higher megastructures of The City have been modified, possibly by long deceased humans, to behave socially, conversing with the beings they encounter and taking moderately humanoid appearances.
Структуры
Мегаструктура (первоначально chou kozoutai (超構造体)) Это большие плиты, расположенные между уровнями Города, изготовленные из неизвестного, почти неразрушимого материала. Они являются частью масштабной системы изоляции между огромными этажами Города. Попытки приблизиться к мегаструктуре вызывают мощную защитную реакцию, предотвращающую несанкционированный доступ. Известно, что только прямой взрыв от излучателя гравитационного луча способен пробить брешь в мегаструктуре. Сетевая сфера – возможное будущее воплощение интернета, доступное лишь обладателям гена сетевого терминала и охраняемое системой защиты. Согласно заявлениям Инженера Сетевой Сферы, она задумывалась как новый мировой порядок, способный удовлетворить желания людей. В NOiSE выдвигается предположение, что на самом деле это был Новый Социальный Порядок, предназначенный для исключения заражённых. Доступ к ней имеют только те, кто обладает геном сетевого терминала. Toha Heavy Industries (первоначально Toua juukou (東亜重工)) – массивное сооружение или, возможно, транспортное средство, отдельное от мегаструктуры. Toha Heavy Industries упоминается как благотворительная организация в Biomega и как производитель мехов в Knights of Sidonia. Она населена людьми, известными лишь как «плантаторы», и является источником отколовшейся группы, «рыбаки». Она управляется центральным ИИ и имеет коллектив из тринадцати других ИИ, каждый из которых контролирует одну пещеру. Коллективный ИИ был создан в попытке предотвратить безумие, однако это не удалось. Центральный ИИ демонстрирует всё более иррациональное поведение, используя технологию телепортации и гравитационную печь. ИИ изолировал себя от внешнего мира, заключив договор с Управляющим Агентством из-за серьёзности болезни кремниевых существ, и отлучил тех, кто нарушил его. Toha Heavy Industries имеет решающее значение, поскольку плантаторы могут быть носителями гена сетевого терминала. Башни преобразования структур – эти сооружения, по-видимому, являются автономными резервуарами и/или производителями энергии, независимыми от мегаструктуры. Они, по всей видимости, способны синтезировать любую форму материи, в основном – боевые единицы системы защиты. Давин Лу Линвега захватила одну из них и использовала для загрузки различных конструкций, включая специальные истребители, несущие её облик.
The Megastructure (originally chou kozoutai (超構造体)) These are large plates that lie between levels of The City and are made out of an unknown, nearly indestructible material. They are part of some kind of major isolation system between the gargantuan floors of The City. Attempts to approach the megastructure result in a massive safeguard response so as to prevent trespassing. Only a direct Gravitational Beam Emitter blast is known to have been capable of tearing a hole into a megastructure. The Netsphere A possible future incarnation of the internet available only to those with the Net Terminal Gene and guarded by the Safeguard. According to the opening of the Net Sphere Engineer, it was meant as a new world order, and could fulfill the desires of the people. It is posited in NOiSE that it was in fact a New Social Order designed to exclude the infected. It can only be accessed by those possessing Net Terminal Genes. Toha Heavy Industries (originally Toua juukou (東亜重工)) A massive edifice or possibly vehicle separate from the megastructure. Toha Heavy Industries was mentioned as the benevolent organization in Biomega as well as a mecha manufacturer in Knights of Sidonia. It is inhabited by humans known only as the 'planters', and is the origin of the splinter group, the 'fishers'. It is controlled by a central AI, and has a collective of thirteen other AIs; one controlling each cave. The Collective AI was created in an effort to prevent insanity, however, in the end it did not work out. The central AI shows increasingly irrational behavior with its use of teleportation technology, and its gravity furnace. The AI isolated itself from the outside using a treaty from the Governing Agency because of the seriousness of the Silicon Creature's disease, and excommunicated those who did. Toha Heavy Industries is crucial because the planters may be net gene carriers. Structure conversion towers These buildings appear to be autonomous energy reserves and/or producers which are independent of the Megastructure. They are apparently capable of synthesising any form of matter, mainly Safeguard units. Davine Lu Linvega hijacks one and uses it to download various types of constructs, including special Exterminators which bear her face.
Устройства для графика
Нет-терминальные гены (Net Terminal Genes, первоначально Net tanmatsu idenshi (ネット端末遺伝子)) – это особые гены, дающие их обладателям полный доступ к Нетсфере. Однако к началу событий "BLAME!" нет-терминальные гены становятся невероятно редкими. Агентство по защите Сетевой сферы, также известное как "Защита", имеет строгий приказ уничтожать любого человека, не обладающего этими генами. Любая незаконная попытка доступа к Сетевой сфере пресекается отправкой "Защиты" в точку несанкционированного доступа для ликвидации нарушителя. Поскольку в мире "BLAME!" лишь очень немногие люди обладают нет-терминальными генами, "Защита" фактически получает приказ уничтожать всех людей.
Net Terminal Genes (originally Net tanmatsu idenshi (ネット端末遺伝子)) These are the special genes which allow those possessing them full access to the Netsphere. However, the Net Terminal Genes are incredibly rare by the time period where BLAME! begins. The Net Sphere protection agency, also called the Safeguard, is under standing orders to kill any human found who does not possess these genes; also, any illegal access to the Netsphere is responded to by downloading a Safeguard to the location of the illegal access point and having it kill the person who attempted access. As very few humans in BLAME! possess the Net Terminal Gene, the Safeguards are essentially under orders to kill all humans.