#small aragami

The Silky is a floating-type Aragami first appearing in God Eater 2 Rage Burst. Originating from the Spiral Tree, it possesses high HP for a small Aragami, and its lingering blue fire attacks can be troublesome, especially if fought alongside larger opponents.

God Eater 2 Rage Burst

An Aragami thought to have formed inside the Spiral Tree. Its original purpose appears to have been to seek out and expel foreign matter.

Although not very strong and possessing very simple patterns of movement, the Oracle attack it emits from its uniquely developed organ lasts for an exceptionally long period of time.

Take extra caution when fighting more than one.

ATK Element: None Weaknesses: Blaze, Freeze, Spark

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Trivia

The name "Silky" is a reference to Silky the fairy.

Although Silky is categorized as a small Aragami, its amount of HP is quite high, almost equal to that of a Chi-You.

Amor is a small Aragami similar to Abaddon, first appearing in God Eater Resurrection. It is white and blue in color. It has the same behavior as Abaddon, running away as soon as attacked.

God Eater Resurrection

A mysterious new Aragami that appears as suddenly it vanishes. Sightings are rare, but there have been no reports of it harming any God Eater. It should be defeated in order to collect the extremely valuable core it contains, but focusing on it while it attempts to flee could invite disaster, so maintain situational awareness while engaging.

ATK Element : None Weaknesses: Blaze, Freeze, Spark, Divine

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Trivia

"Amor" means "love" in Spanish.

The Amor's color scheme is an exact reverse of the Abaddon's.

If Tsubaki is selected as the operator, if an Amor appears, she will call it an Abaddon.

As with the Abaddon, Amor usually spawns when a bond is broken or a medium/large Aragami is killed within a few minutes of starting a mission.

Has a chance of rarely spawning on Rank 7 or higher missions.

Devouring Amor only yields one ticket. The only exception is if the skill Greedy is active upon devouring, in which case it will yield two ticket. All tickets gained are A-tickets, and their rarity depends on the rank of the mission.

Abaddon is a small, piranha-like Aragami that looks similar to a Long Blade's Predator form. They are invisible on the minimap and dissapear after a set time. Abaddon can and will spawn suddenly and are considered rarities like the Golden Gboro-Gboro. It flees if attacked, and it does so quickly, so it might be best to defeat it with a gun. Devouring them will net a rare Ticket item (prefixed A or F) which can be exchanged for various materials. If voice setting has been set, the operator will comment on the Abaddon's presence and defeat. So far, the Abaddon (alongside the almost equal Amor) is the smallest Aragami seen ingame, being the size of a small fridge.

God Eater 2 Rage Burst

A mysterious Aragami that appears without warning and disappears to parts unknown. Sightings of this Aragami are few and far between, but as of now they have reportedly never attacked a God Eater.

Their bodies contain extremely rare cores, and thus are highly sought after. However, their speed is uncanny. Pursue them at your own risk.

ATK Element: None Weaknesses: Blaze, Freeze, Spark, Divine

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The rarity of the ticket obtained (Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Black, or Diamond) is dependent on the mission rank. When appearing on the map near the player, the operator and other NPCs will comment on it.

Abaddon is the name of a dwelling place of the dead in the Hebrew Bible; in the New Testament, it's the name of the angel of destruction in Revelations.

Abaddon cannot perform any sort of attack.

Abaddon may flee 3 times while remaining on the map. On the fourth escape it will bury into the ground and leave the battlefield.

If using the skill Greedy, devouring it yields two tickets instead of one.

Abaddon is guaranteed to appear if a part is unbound and/or a medium or large Aragami is killed before 2 minutes have passed since the mission started.

The Dreadpike is an Aragami that looks like a green beetle. It's supposedly similar in body shape to an Ogretail, though it's even weaker than one and is restricted to a charge attack. It is said to be first seen in America's regions.

God Eater 2 Rage Burst

A Small Aragami with the shell and horns of a beetle. Native to South America, in recent years it has spread throughout the world.

Only able to attack by rushing enemies with its horn, its simple movements and attack patterns should prove no problem for a trained God Eater.

ATK Element: None Weaknesses: Blaze, Freeze, Spark, Divine

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Battle information

Fallen Cocoon Maidens (Freeze) are cold fallen variants of Cocoon Maiden, which can produce freezing temperatures and use them for their attacks.

God Eater Burst

A Fallen Cocoon Maiden often seen on the ice. Its internal structure suggests it's more than likely that it is propelled through the water by jets. First appeared in the northeastern area of the American continent.

As its omni-directional needles carry a poison potent enough to debilitate its target, be wary of close combat, especially when it stands upright.

God Eater Resurrection & God Eater 2 Rage Burst

This type of Cocoon Maiden is usually seen on the surface of water. Dissection has shown that it most likely travels by expelling jets of water, but this has never been seen. Native to northeastern North America. The poison needles it fires around itself sap not just health, but also the heat of living organisms. This attack comes shortly after it stretches upward. Make sure to watch for this when fighting it up close.

ATK Element : Freeze Weaknesses : Blaze

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The Cocoon Maiden species are one of the two immobile Aragami in the God Eater series, the other being Night Hollow. Cocoon Maidens are believed to move by tunneling underground.

Fallen Zygotes (Spark) are a subspecies of Zygote with the ability to discharge electrical energy and lowering one's offensive capabilities.

God Eater Burst

A fallen Zygote able to generate a high voltage internally. Thought to have appeared in areas of dense plant growth in the eastern part of the Eurasian continent. The gas carries a powerful electrical charge: if inhaled, one temporarily loses one's attack power. The longer the battle, the more likely one is to be rendered unable to fight, so take heed.

God Eater Resurrection & God Eater 2 Rage Burst

This Zygote has the ability to generate powerful internal electrical currents. Native to eastern Eurasia, it is thought to have developed in areas with heavy industrial concentrations. The gas it breathes is charged with powerful electric current and God Eaters who inhale it temporarily suffer from weakened attacks. This lowered offensive capability naturally leads to longer, more drawn-out battles. Caution is advised when facing it.

ATK Element : Spark Weaknesses : Freeze

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This Zygote subspecies' ability to inflict Attack Down on a God Eater might be a nuisance and cause combat to drag on for longer than it would otherwise.

As with all Zygote subspecies, Fallen Zygotes (Spark) can quickly discover nearby God Eaters with their powerful senses.

Useful Tips:

Fallen Zygotes (Spark) will fall to the ground after taking a large amount of damage. This gives the player an open opportunity for a devour attack or to deal more damage.

Fallen Zygotes' (Spark) poison gas and shot attacks can inflict Attack Down so exercise caution whenever fighting against one.

Fallen Zygotes (Spark) have extremely acute hearing and have a wide area vision. If a Zygote spots you, it will alert every other Aragami on the map to your location. Avoid these as best as you can or strike them down fast if you want to keep the element of surprise on whatever you're hunting. On a side note, Zygotes can still easily detect you even if you're equipped with espionage-related skills (Air, Muted, (B) Super Mute and Covert Team).

Fallen Zygotes (Spark) usually appear with other larger Aragami. When this happens, it's best that you kill them first as they pose as a hindrance/distraction. You can also devour them before facing the main target to get a free burst and extra Aragami bullets.

Fallen Zygotes (Freeze) are small, flying Aragami. A subspecies of Zygote, their attacks are capable of slowly draining a God Eater's Oracle Cell reserves.

God Eater Resurrection

A fallen Zygote thought to have first appeared in the western part of the American continent. Carries a heat-sapping poisonous gas: surrounding temperatures are known to drop just from its presence. If one inhales this gas, Oracle Points will be 'leaked', so take heed. God Eaters who mainly rely on gunfire should take care not to get shot.

ATK Element : Freeze Weaknesses : Blaze

God Eater 2 Rage Burst

This Zygote was first discovered in the northwestern regions of America. It generates a heat-absorbing poisonous gas, and simply by being present can lower an area's temperature a number of degrees. Inhaling the gas it breathes causes Oracle Points to Leak, slowly trickling out of a God Eater. Gun-focused God Eaters should take great care not to get hit by its gaseous attack.

ATK Element : Freeze Weaknesses : Blaze

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Fallen Zygotes (Freeze) can inflict Leak on a God Eater, causing their OP counter to slowly deplete. It might be a problem to God Eaters who rely on ranged attacks.

As is the case with all Zygote subspecies, Fallen Zygotes (Freeze) can quickly detect any God Eaters from far away, either by spotting them or by hearing them.

Useful Tips:

Fallen Zygotes (Freeze) will fall to the ground after taking a large amount of damage. This gives the player an open opportunity for a devour attack or to deal more damage.

Fallen Zygotes' (Freeze) poison gas and shot attacks can inflict Leak so exercise caution whenever fighting against one.

Fallen Zygotes (Freeze) have extremely acute hearing and have a wide area vision. If a Zygote spots you, it will alert every other Aragami on the map to your location. Avoid these as best as you can or strike them down fast if you want to keep the element of surprise on whatever you're hunting. On a side note, Zygotes can still easily detect you even if you're equipped with espionage-related skills (Air, Muted, (B) Super Mute and Covert Team).

Fallen Zygotes (Freeze) usually appear with other larger Aragami. When this happens, it's best that you kill them first as they pose as a hindrance/distraction. You can also devour them before facing the main target to get a free burst and extra Aragami bullets.

Zygotes are a species of small, flying Aragami. They boast some of the most sensitive hearing and sight of all Aragami.

God Eater Burst

A flying Aragami that looks like a woman fused with an egg shell. Highly mobile, it dispersed worldwide after first appearing on the American continent. Brimming with poisonous gas harmful to the human body. Able to move over a wide range, it can also summon other Aragami once it spots a human. Try to defeat it before it joins forces with other Aragami.

God Eater Resurrection & God Eater 2 Rage Burst

A fusion between a woman and an egg, this Aragami possesses great mobility. Soon after its discovery in the Americas, it spread across the globe. Its body is filled with deadly gas dangerous to humans. It can see over large areas, and when it spots a human, it lets out a piercing scream before rushing to attack. Aragami hearing this scream are put to guard. God Eaters should eliminate Zygotes before reinforcements appear.

ATK Element : None Weaknesses : Blaze, Freeze, Spark

Additional Information

Zygotes are able to poison God Eaters; while their poison isn't as deadly as that of larger Aragami, is nonetheless something to be wary of.

Useful Tips:

Zygotes will fall to the ground after taking a large amount of damage. This gives the player an open opportunity for a devour attack or to deal more damage.

Zygotes' poison gas and shot attacks can inflict Venom so exercise caution whenever fighting against one.

Zygotes have extremely acute hearing and have a wide area vision. If a Zygote spots you, it will alert every other Aragami on the map to your location. Avoid these as best as you can or strike them down fast if you want to keep the element of surprise on whatever you're hunting. On a side note, Zygotes can still easily detect you even if you're equipped with espionage-related skills (Air, Muted, (B) Super Mute and Covert Team).

Zygotes usually appear with other larger Aragami. When this happens, it's best that you kill them first as they pose as a hindrance/distraction. You can also devour them before facing the main target to get a free burst and extra Aragami bullets.