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TLDR; We don’t know all the facts yet or much else aside from Key being 12. For now I say most ships are harmless, do wtv you want. As long as there’s no weird power dynamic at play since Key looks up to Ragno so much.

“ WHY is this BUMPKIN here!! “

- Tamas are, at least in some part, influenced by genetics. We know that based on Key inheriting his Tama from his mother.

- They are HEAVILY influenced by emotions. We mainly see it with Key, but we actually also see it with Milo- though his is, apparently, based on fear and nerves more than anything else. Not all of them seem to have reactions like that, but I wouldn't be shocked.

- They may not have been around very long. We know that they've been a thing for at least 300 years based on the finale, but the fact that they refer to Ssyelle blocking the ball with her face and hands 'old school', maybe Gorotama wasn't always played with Tamas? There really isn't enough information yet, it's just a weird thing I noticed.

- There are clearly laws in place around Tamas, based on the street game, but I wonder what they are and how strict they are. If they're used exclusively for Gorotama generally, what is the point of having the power? Like, why develop inherent powers for a sport, as a species.

it does seem a bit odd to me. i have a theory (A FILM THEORY) that if tamas are really that old, people used to use them for chaos and crime and maybe gorotama was created as a way to channel them into something less destructive? but i’m not sure.

We know *something* was going on in much earlier times, based on the mention that Tama combos haven't been used in 300 years, and there's more to learn with that tomb* Ameline was investigating and the history of the Knights- the fact that all their stuff seems so old and heavily tied into whatever bad things happened, I wonder if they were actual Knights at some point before Kal Asterock was a school with sports teams!

I do like the idea of Gorotama being started to channel Tamas into something less destructive, but I also wonder if perhaps it started as something like friendly jousts/sparring between knights or soldiers etc. It's all very fascinating. To me specifically.

i am very convinced that the shattered moon in the sky is lore integral somehow. maybe it's not. idk

- Tamas are, at least in some part, influenced by genetics. We know that based on Key inheriting his Tama from his mother.

- They are HEAVILY influenced by emotions. We mainly see it with Key, but we actually also see it with Milo- though his is, apparently, based on fear and nerves more than anything else. Not all of them seem to have reactions like that, but I wouldn't be shocked.

- They may not have been around very long. We know that they've been a thing for at least 300 years based on the finale, but the fact that they refer to Ssyelle blocking the ball with her face and hands 'old school', maybe Gorotama wasn't always played with Tamas? There really isn't enough information yet, it's just a weird thing I noticed.

- There are clearly laws in place around Tamas, based on the street game, but I wonder what they are and how strict they are. If they're used exclusively for Gorotama generally, what is the point of having the power? Like, why develop inherent powers for a sport, as a species.

it does seem a bit odd to me. i have a theory (A FILM THEORY) that if tamas are really that old, people used to use them for chaos and crime and maybe gorotama was created as a way to channel them into something less destructive? but i’m not sure.

We know *something* was going on in much earlier times, based on the mention that Tama combos haven't been used in 300 years, and there's more to learn with that tomb* Ameline was investigating and the history of the Knights- the fact that all their stuff seems so old and heavily tied into whatever bad things happened, I wonder if they were actual Knights at some point before Kal Asterock was a school with sports teams!

I do like the idea of Gorotama being started to channel Tamas into something less destructive, but I also wonder if perhaps it started as something like friendly jousts/sparring between knights or soldiers etc. It's all very fascinating. To me specifically.

I think it would be cute for this fandom to make Dragon Striker personas/OCs and have like... our own 'teams' and stuff. There's no purpose for this I just think it would be cute.

(I figure within the show's universe and even Kal Asterock itself there must be casual teams outside the banner teams, and possibly other professional teams for graduates!)

I think it would be cute for this fandom to make Dragon Striker personas/OCs and have like... our own 'teams' and stuff. There's no purpose for this I just think it would be cute.

(I figure within the show's universe and even Kal Asterock itself there must be casual teams outside the banner teams, and possibly other professional teams for graduates!)