Tiny Tina's Toybox

Wonderlands Season Pass is essentially a pre-paid DLC set that means you will automatically have the DLC's that will release for that season. Borderlands 3 did this twice with two Season Passes that released with quite a few story DLC's. I'm presuming the same is here, as in story DLC's or at least I hope. The Season Pass trailer showed off some things, including random dungeons and a new class and some characters, including new areas it seems that aren't dungeons, so I'm led to believe we'll get some story.

So, if you're not in the know then you might be asking... What's the issue? Well, the issue seems to be that most of what was shown seems to be mostly finished. And, this is true, most of it looks finished not to mention this first segment of the pass releases only a month after the main game. If that's true, it's basically ready to go with some minor touches. And the other argument is... why not just give it for free as base game, essentially as a free update? And, I actually understand. As someone who bought the Chaotic Great edition, I would actually have preferred having a free update instead of paying so much. I don't actually know, however, how long and huge Wonderlands is, as in. It could be not as big as say, Borderlands 3. As in, in that game, it's extremely long and has a ton of content, it's also just $60 USD or even cheaper now physically plus it goes on sale all the time, so it's a good deal. But, Wonderlands might not be as packed with quests and things to do because it's not a mainline game. This is only presuming, of course. I also imagine this worry isn't seldom to myself because I also don't know how long the game has properly been in development plus Borderlands 4 has absolutely been in development side by side of Wonderlands, it's just how a franchise like this works. So essentially, to get to the point. If Wonderlands isn't the largest game, why not give us free updates for large content additions? I think it's understandable as I said before and I think they actually should.

But as I play devil's advocate I also understand why. Borderlands has always been a DLC game series. Borderlands 1 has several DLC's, Borderlands 2 has a massive amount as well as Borderlands 3. The Pre-sequel is the only exception because it kinda got screwed over in DLC development. Again though, always been a DLC series. I'm not saying this is good though, of course I think having so much DLC is not great. It's very capitalist hungry and there's no way you can deny this. You can also say "it's the industry now" as if public consciousness couldn't already tell. The point is, this should've been known to come and in fact they never hid this. When you could pre-order the game there was always, in the Chaotic Great edition, a bullet point for the Season Pass. I feel as if some people feel surprised this is happening but its always been there. This kind of backlash has occurred a few other times and it hasn't really changed anything, the same here. Gearbox will not change how they're releasing this and I think it's way too late. I doubt most people think they would, but still.

I've heard people call the fandom entitled and, yes people do feel entitled to have this content and I don't blame them. Why can't we have it for free if we've payed $60 for this game, or more. It's not a bad feeling, however, I don't think I can blame some people for saying this because the fandom has bombarded people with hate, some people who were just given the game to test and show off, they have nothing to do with how the game works or how it will handle the DLC. They're just people to give Gearbox publicity and control public perception. Attacking them and giving them hate is not going to solve anything, I know despite saying this, the internet is the internet and brainrot does some terrible things.

During the story bits of the DLC, Ava decides she wants to do a Podcast on Paranormal Murder Mysteries. Luckily for her it seems a string of Mysterious Murders start happening on different Planets around the Galaxy. As more of the Mysteries are solved it's slowly revealed something is making certain people kill themselves and during so it seems at certain times they(people who committed suicide) were tasked on helping the Crimson Raiders or COV(Children of the Vault) in doing their tasks.

The last part of the DLC takes place on Nekrotafeyo in which Ava and the Vault Hunters go into ruins where after several visions of what seems to be a Guardian telling the murdered throughout the DLC that the Calypso Twins and the Crimson Raiders must be guided towards a certain fate. By the end, this Guardian tells Ava and the VH that everything was going according to plan until Lilith landed into Elpis, which the Guardian says shattered fate. It also states that due to this things will only get worse. This Guardian is given the name The Seer(for its ability to see into the future... obviously). Once defeated, it tells Ava the thing she's been seeking; Lilith is still out there and presumably alive.

Unfortunately this is literally all we get about this new revelation about Lilith. But, it is a good one. Though, I am curious how he's alive. I presume once she went into the stratosphere she started to accelerate and then even moreso once she went deeper into space to Elpis. Not to mention she had no Oxygen... At all so her head would've exploded. I'm not a scientist or am an expert on anything, but this is just presumptions, also yes, I know. It's a game about magic ladies and guns coming out of living creatures. But, it's still odd how she survived. But, that is the question... Is she alive?

Is Lilith Alive and when will we see her?

As I said above, it's really hard to believe Lilith actually survived and lived, but let's say she did. What would that mean? That'd mean Phasewalk cannot be transferred to another person. Or that is assumed, presuming she is alive she also still has her Powers. If she is alive, I find it hard to believe she left Elpis. I'd presume she would want to try and contact the crew again. But, she can't for some reason. It's possible she's been captured or she's in a coma, which the second likely is probably the answer since usually if a Siren is captured, word gets around. I'd argue it's impossible to tell exactly where Lilith would be on Elpis. Pre-Sequel didn't show the entire planet and there's probably thousands of miles.

Though, let's say she actually doesn't want to contact the crew... For some reason and she's alive, has her powers... Where is she? Well, it's entirely possible she'll return home to Dionysus, the mentioned-only planet. It seems absolutely nothing is known about it. If it's to be assumed the team will take inspiration for the non-canonical Comics, the Planet looks similar to Pandora, or at least where it's shown in the Comic. Though, it's unlikely. These are honestly the only two ways I see this going because logically if she was alive, she would've contacted someone and assuming its the 2800's, communication tech must've evolved so much it'd be easier than anything. Of course, I theorize the original idea was to keep Lilith dead forever and this is just something they did due to backlash.

Now, where will we see Lilith next? Well, assuming they dropped such a big piece of information I find it very hard to believe they wouldn't try to pick back up on it immediately. However, that is if it's DLC. It's entirely possible Lilith's return will be saved for Borderlands 4 or whichever game is being developed next and it probably the thing they're going for. But, they could pull a Lilith's Fight of Sanctuary and do for the last DLC of the game the search mission for Lilith. Which, frankly, I do feel would be the best move moving into the next Borderlands game. Why? Because it would take away time from the next game's story to find her, assuming all they have to do it find her. Though, my answer changes depending on what they want to do with her. They could pull an Aqua from Kingdom Hearts 3(TL;DR she was corrupted and turned evil) and make her not like her usual self. Which I think would work into the next game's story. Though, I think either could work as a DLC or Main Arc of the next game, it would just be nice to shove the Lilith thing out of the way since they already revealed it in DLC and have already done Universe changing things in DLC.

So, in Borderlands, Eridians are the alien species that seem to be almost primordial and extremely advanced compared to the rest of the galaxy(Possibly every galaxy). Their ruins seemingly are on many planets and on Pandora, they're all over said planets(we'll get to that later). Their style of building is very ancient and esoteric, even compared to modern earth times their architecture is very old. It's obvious that their buildings are also very foreign, full of purple swirls with grey rock and mostly composed of curvature in the entire figure. Their society also seemed to be class based(such as modern earth society) that was capable of good leadership and Warfare.

Eridians originate(seemingly) from the Planet of Nekrotafeyo. The meaning of Nekrotafeyo is "Cemetery" and in Universe it means "First Landing" and "Homeworld"(Said by Nyriad). The in-universe meaning is very interesting as it does suggest that Eridians do not actually originate from the planet, which explains my thoughts below.

Eridian Vaults:

One of the most showing and interesting aspects of the Eridians are the vaults. Anyone who knows anything about the series knows about the Vaults. Vaults are gigantic labyrinths containing large powerful monsters. The reason to keep so many monsters is not known and is a strange way to have supreme power in a place like vaults. I'm not really sure how people would control these creatures, like Jack, since they are creatures who immediately try to kill you and only Phaseleech can really benefit from this power. Vaults are opened by keys that have been kept over the galaxies and usually need a power of a Siren to charge so vaults can be opened. It's unknown how many vaults actually exist but it is many and we've yet to see all of them. Vaults might contain more importance than we know as of now, interestingly enough, in Krieg's DLC, Tannis tries to see "what makes Psychos tick" and she decides that it is something called "Vaulthalla" in which it is literally an Eridian vault that contains many gold and riches. You could say that it's just the memory of the Vault in Borderlands 2. And yes, I would agree but Tannis does imply that this is something in every Psycho's mind and it could look like this. I do use look very loosely because it could just be something that's metaphorical and as I said, the memory. Though, if this is the true look of all Psycho's minds, it would possibly mean psychosis and madness in the Borderlands Universe are somehow linked to the Eridians. Although, highly unlikely but would be pretty interesting.

Sirens and Eridians:

The next important aspect of Eridians are Sirens. Now, it's not clear if Sirens actually originate from Eridians but they are connected in some way. It seems in a very ancient time, Sirens and Eridians lived together in some sort of society, or so it seemed. There were 7 Sirens in General, but 6 of them are ones that seemingly are the only ones that live together, the 7th still hasn't even been mentioned by name or power.

Sirens and Eridians at least spiritually are connected, they power their technology, Eridians can interfere with the mental space of Siren's(See Ava). In the case of Pandora, Sirens are usually always drawn to Pandora at some point in their life due to Eridian influence.

Eridians and Pandora; The Destroyer and Guardians:

The Eridians built Pandora, the entire planet for one purpose; To be a prison. A prison for the Destroyer, the ultimate threat to all life in the Universe. The entire upper mantle of Pandora is made of Eridium, and then the planet hosts the Destroyer inside itself, but multiple parts. In Borderlands 1 we destroy one part of it and in Borderlands 3 another, there is more for it can't really be destroyed. Nyriad says this: "What is the Destroyer? It is a mouth with endless appetite. It is hate that never cools. It is the long shadow cast by our universe against the moldering sun of time. It will never truly be contained. Merely made to wait until its chains slip - or are slipped for it." While yes, the words "It will never be destroyed" are never said she says it's unending, it is purely an energy of hatred. And as we see it does come up in multiple places on Pandora, but I suppose we'll get an answer to that one day.

I've been mentioning by someone named Nyriad. She was a Siren from very long ago, how long ago isn't known or important but she is quite important to how Eridian's are supposedly gone. She along with her other Siren sisters were found by the Eridians and then soon after Edirians and Sirens lived side by side. It's possible that Eridians could've been seeking Sirens out for their ability to power Eridian technology. It seems thereafter Sirens and Eridians built a strong relationship with each other and in turn, Eridians told Nyriad, at least, their lore and plans. While not clear what Nyriad knew about their history. She was the catalyst for their assumed extinction. The Pyre of Stars required billions of lives to power, only so that it could contain the Destroyer. This lead to Nyriad sealing herself away so that Phaseleech could not be passed on, but unfortunately, Typhon DeLeon did uncover Nyriad and allowed for the Phase power to continue.

Guardians are their namesake, it is said by Nyriad that they are the creations of the Eridians and considered to be technologically astounding. They were purposefully kept from self-realization so that they would be keen on following the orders of the Eridians. But it seems some of the Guardians have gained the ability of self-realization being able to speak and act on their own. It could depend of the "Soul" of them as Nyriad puts it they are just like data that are ready to be transferred to multiple vessels. Apparently these "souls" are kept somewhere but not stated where. Guardians seemingly have the most potential of anything in Borderlands; to become extremely powerful and have incredible self-sustain such as self repair and self augmentation.

There are many types of Guardians in the series, all of them being:

Spectre

Wraith

Arch

Sera

Principal

Cheru

Reaper

Dominant

Opha(Elder, Virtuous and Superior variant)

Putti

Pondor

Herald

Possessed variants

Fallen

Diadem

Revenant

Grave

Ward

Berserker

Summoner

Anathema

Scourge

Overseer

Watcher

Seer

So as you can see there are a lot of them, as to why there are so many, I have no idea because I would assume you would only want to make very few variants of a guardian system. But, some of the named ones, are probably the ones that have upgraded themselves as they are visually bulkier and can do more in comparison to other Guardians. It's also very interesting to note that some Guardians share the name or are reminiscent to the names of Angels in the Christian Angelology.

Sera from Seraphim

Cheru from Cherubim

Opha from Ophanim

Dominant from Dominions

Virtuous from Virtues

Principal from Principalities

Arch from Archangel

This is actually interesting as Guardians could be considered like Angels, not Biblically accurate ones, but the winged humanoids. Whether or not they have powers that could attribute to an Angelic or Magical, they do fly and can produce lasers but it's nothing awestriking. Whether or not they can develop more power is shown:

Guardians we know that have very special and extreme abilities are the Watcher, Overseer and Seer. All of them have the ability to speak human language and show some abilities such as gravity manipulation and foresight. It's assumed that the Guardians gained some of these abilities such as the foresight, such Guardians are very large and in the case of the Watcher it just seems to be larger and masked. It's possible that it and the Seer had a talk or had tried to influence the path same as the Seer.

Eridians... Are any alive?

So... The question and the answer is probably not. Since we've never seen an Eridian and every Eridian has stated to be dead with no contradictions. Every being we've seen so far are just Guardians. While it's possible out of all of the Vaults, we're bound to meet one living Eridian, nothing is to say we'll ever see one.

Nyriad says we must never find the seventh, Siren is never used but we obviously know. As we can tell from the Borderlands Universe, Humans are still not immortal. It's possible, however, Eridians are. Nekrotafeyo means "First Landing" which implies they originate from somewhere else. They've possibly always known about the Destroyer, if this is assumed they had a way to know that, the ultimate threat of the universe. Their knowledge is massive and quite deep. So, the point: Let's assume Eiridians can just live a long time due to their technology. Humans in this universe cannot, other forms of very intelligent life other than Humans have not been shown... All but Eridians. Nyriad is also quite old, as her messages are written in stone. I theorize the final Siren could be the final Eridian. The only laws of a Siren seem to be they must inherit one of the six Phases and they tend to be Female. But even that can be derivative as Troy was a Siren even if he was just one due to being parasitic. And never has it been said a Siren has to be Human, they just tend to be. But, it is possible the Siren is just a Human who has been kept alive via magic or something similar, which isn't unlikely and might be the entire thing they're going for. But, that is my theory.

Eridian Weapons and Tech:

Eridians have many manufactured weapons and accessories for the benefit of the wearer. They have laser guns that are seemingly programmed in Binary. However, oddly enough these guns do not appear in future games which possibly suggest they are cut from canon. The other things they produce are the artifacts in 1 and 3. These are rocks that boost the ability of the wearer such as adding elemental damage and other aspects, whether or not any of this in the terms of canon has importance is unknown.

One of the most special tech from the Eridians is the Eridian Fabricator, for some reason this gun uses Eridium to literally make Guns and other items. This one is very strange as why would you make a gun to make guns and how does it know to make a Torgue or Jakobs weapon, for example. It's not entirely clear and I assume it doesn't hold much water in canon.

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Well there it is, all of it at least all I can think of right now. If I update by giving new info or new section I'll do a Patch Note like list at the top and if I do basic edits I'll RB.

In Borderlands, as we all know, are magical beings that can use their powers depending on which ones they have. The origins of the humanoid siren is sort-of unknown but assumedly they come from Eridians which aren’t humanoid but the power was passed on and that’s still how it is. It’s possible that all Sirens can choose their successor, we see that Maya and Angel have chosen one and we can see that it’s pretty direct too. As soon as one Siren dies, the powers can be passed on. There can only be 7 Sirens at a time, why this is hasn’t been stated or probably never will. Before 3, we were told 6 Sirens could be in existence at a time but as Nyriad reveals in 3...

“You must never find the seventh...”

Now, despite all the speculation that can be done. To try and find the 7th Siren would probably be impossible for its a character that’s yet to be revealed or is so obscure to guess them would seem rash and sort of silly, especially with the amount of characters who barely have any background. Not to mention it’s made to sound like they’re hidden in some sort and have never been seen.

Now before we move on, let’s get deeper into what is a Siren. So... What is a Siren? Well, outside of Borderlands, Sirens are:

In Greek mythology, the Sirens were dangerous creatures, who lured nearby sailors with their enchanting music and singing voices to shipwreck on the rocky coast of their island. 

According to Plato there were three kinds of Sirens: the celestial, the generative, and the purificatory / cathartic. The first were under the government of Zeus, the second under that of Poseidon, and the third of Hades. When the soul is in heaven the Sirens seek, by harmonic motion, to unite it to the divine life of the celestial host; and when in Hades, to conform the soul to eternal infernal regimen; but when on earth their only job to "produce generation, of which the sea is emblematic". (Source)

However, it’s confusing since this doesn’t seem to fit any of Sirens. They don’t generate themselves with kin, purify anything(as we know) aren’t really celestial beings by this definition. You could say they are celestial due to the magical background, nevertheless it’s possible this connection is yet to be revealed. The Borderlands manual guide and Nyriad says that Sirens have also been called “Witches”, “Oracles” and “Angels” as well that “No official term exists” however by Borderlands 3 that seems that every term has been used for thousands, if not millions of years. Siren being the most common.

In the games and comics, however, Sirens are being of unknown origin, typically female, that have powers based upon certain things such as creating physical attacks, moving things, teleportation, machine manipulation and leeching power/life. At some time in the distant past, Sirens and Eridians lived side by side, possibly due to their similarity in ability. Sirens also have Tattoos/Markings on their body which singles them out especially. Another obscure and rarely seen ability is the ability to imprint memories and events onto objects via strong emotion such as excitement and trauma.

Some extra things about Sirens is that they and the vaults are definitely connected, Lilith even says she feels as if the Guardians wanted her to be in the Vault in the Pre-Sequel. What this connection is has not been revealed as even in 3, despite visiting many vaults, nothing happens any of the Sirens in the game that visit them despite the number of Sirens and Vaults being numerous, Sirens can also charge Vault Keys, making them usable. Another thing is that all Sirens typically find each other at some point, furthermore all Sirens will at one point be drawn onto Pandora at some point in their lives and it seems that point is true as every Siren, minus the 7th(as we know) have visited Pandora. All Sirens also have wings, usually in a very powerful form. Lastly, to use their powers more effectively, Sirens use Eridium. However, using Eridium is like a Drug, normal use is fine however, one can become addicted or even dependent on it to the point of death from withdrawal depending on the intake. Angel is so dependent once her source is removed, she dies. Lilith seems to just be mildly addicted, needing it and showing obvious signs of withdrawal. 

Then, let’s talk about each Siren in the Series.

Sirens

(The below list and subsequent descriptions of each Siren will have spoilers regarding Borderlands 2 and 3, including some very important moments, do not go below if you do not wish to be spoiled on Borderlands 2 and 3.)

Here is a list of every mentioned/shown Siren, minus the Comics for apparently they are considered non-canon:

Lilith

Commandant Steele

Maya

Amara

Angel

Nyriad

Troy Calypso

Tyreen Calypso

Patricia Tannis

Ava

Lilith

The Original Siren as some would say, she first appears in Borderlands 1 as the playable Siren class, she holds the Phasewalk ability, aka teleportation. Nothing spectacular about her happens in 1, in 2 she is a leader of the resistance against Handsome Jack and regularly takes action in fighting with you. Lilith says in the Tiny Tina DLC that she used to be a DND nerd, which means she was probably an outcast from society especially due to her tattoos and interests and she was bullied as a child. In Borderlands 3, her powers are taken by Tyreen for the majority of the game and gets them back by the end. At the end, Lilith flies into Sun, saving Elpis and Pandora, her Phoenix symbol embedded into the planet. However, it is never said if Lilith is dead or alive, leaving it up to be a mystery. So whether Phasewalk will return as the next Siren’s powers is unknown.

Lilith’s name shares the her name with the true first Woman in Judeo-Christian lore, however she was turned into a demon and is closely regarded in evil.

Commandant Steele

Steele is considered the main antagonist of Borderlands 1, however, her appearance is extremely short-lived and to say she was dissatisfactory would be an understatement. Steele’s design closely resembles Lilith’s older design, which isn’t surprising. Her power is unknown and could be anything but Phasewalk. She also awakens the Destroyer or at least a part of it.

The only notable things about Steele is she proves(or is the first to prove) that Sirens can be on the wrong side. While this isn’t surprising, it’s juxtaposed to most Sirens that are on the quote-onto-quote Good Side and that the only things all Sirens share is fate to meet each other at some point. She also speaks in a Slavic accent.

Maya

Maya is the playable Siren Class in Borderlands 2. She’s from the planet Athenas and was used against the people of the planet to keep them in fear. However, she learned of the scheme and killed the religious leaders and then came to Pandora to become a Vault Hunter, during boarding the train she catches the view of Krieg who becomes infatuated with her. Maya’s Siren power is Phaselock, being able to create gravitational pulls and force to levitate things and people.

In Borderlands 3, Maya plays a more important role mentoring the young Ava and has chosen her as her heir of Maya’s Siren powers. She says Ava seems special and it’s not said why this is or revealed why, yet at least.

Maya is killed when Ava goes to the first Vault despite Maya telling her not to. Unbeknownst to anyone, Tyreen and Troy have already come to the Vault. Troy ends up leeching Maya and takes her powers, which kills her. Why this killed Maya and not Lilith isn’t entirely clear.

Amara

Amara is the playable Siren Class in Borderlands 3, she is from the Planet of Partali and due to her nature of fighting against evil she has been dubbed the “Tiger of Partali”. Her Siren power is Phasetrance, she is able to summon physical forms of energy to attack. She has no real importance to the Siren story so far other than sharing attributes with other Sirens.

Angel

Angel is an interesting character as she was in Borderlands one and plays a much different perspective of character. In Borderlands one she practically acts as an A.I guide to prevent the opening of the Vault and furthermore, the release of The Destroyer. However, the ultimate goal is getting Eridium from the Vault so that it can fuel Handsome Jack’s plans to feed Angel’s Phaseshift powers which allows her to interact with any technology she can and manipulate it thusly.

In her Childhood, Angel learned she was a Siren at a young age and began to manipulate the tech around her. One day, she was kidnapped and was going to be sold. Handsome Jack, her father and Angel’s mother can to rescue her and by accident, Angel killed her mother after activating a turret out of fear. This lead to Jack keeping Angel in solitude in fear she’ll kill more people. This fear of course is irrational as when Angel got older she was able to control her emotions.

In Borderlands 2, Angel acts the same as her role in Borderlands 1. However, this time she helps the Vault Hunters much more and even turns against her father in the end. Nearing the end of the game she has the characters assist her from being removed from her Eridium supply, killing her. Her death leads to Patricia Tannis getting her powers, when this decision was made or why is never explained.

Nyriad

Nyriad is an Ancient Siren, presumably human. She lived along the Eridians and seemed to know a lot about Sirens in general, meaning that this knowledge was probably more well known and supposedly lost to time. It is also said she is one of the last to learn the Eridian Language directly from the Eridians.

Nyriad used her powers to seal the Fake Vault that holds The Destroyer and fed The Destroyer all of the Eridian souls so that it made be satiated, even for a while. After this, she traveled to Nekrotafeyo and sealed herself and her ability to pass on her powers. However, when Typhon DeLeon and his wife opened the Vault, it caused his wife to transfer Nyriads Phaseleech ability to Tyreen and Troy.

Nyriad also left behind many recordings across the Borderlands using the Eridian Language, revealing that the Sirens used to form a “Sisterhood” where they would all come and join together even if one died, the next Siren is said to have always found her way to the Sisterhood.

Troy and Tyreen Calypso

Troy and Tyreen are a special kind of Siren. Tyreen is obviously the main Siren, however, Troy being a parasitical twin also gained Siren powers being possibly the first and only Male Siren. They are the Children of Typhon DeLeon and his wife and were born of Necrotafeya. Their powers initially are Phaseleech which allows them to leech the power and life from anyone they come in contact with and subsequently use their powers against. They inherited their powers from Nyriad.

During Borderlands 3, Tyreen and Troy are the leaders of the Children of the Vault cult, a vicious and murderous cult that obeys the Twin’s every will and command. Their desire is to open the Grand Vault and release The Destroyer and become literal Gods. During the story, they manage to steal Lilith and Maya’s Siren abilities and by the end, Tyreen absorbs Troy and soon Tyreen fuses with The Destroyer, but is ultimately killed.

Whether or not Phaseleech will be the ability of the next Siren character is unknown, but without many others left. It’s to be assumed.

Patricia Tannis

Tannis is a long-running character in the franchise. She’s an Autistic researcher and now Siren. Her ability is Phaseshift and inherits it from Angel. Nothing about Tannis being a Siren or before her status as a Siren is important. However, she is very intelligent and does take action when necessary. It seems by the end of Borderlands 3 she has become an incredibly important character as she is essentially the new Lilith.

Before Borderlands 3, she was alone at a research site which lead her to become delusional and psychotic.

During Borderlands 3, she unleashes her Siren powers after being contained and is able to save the Vault Hunter.

Ava

Ava is the pupil of Maya who has chosen for Ava to be her heir of the Phaselock ability. Ava became a pupil after Ava’s family died, Ava became a Ship Stowaway and soon lived in extreme poverty.

In Borderlands 3, Ava is a very immature characters, regularly acting out and speaking about how unfair she’s treated due to her age. This is ultimately what would get Maya killed in the events of Borderlands 3. Ava plays a very unimportant role in the game until the events of the second to final Vault where she awakens to her Siren abilities and is able to assist the team.

After this, it seems as if Ava will become a very important character to the Series.

End

Borderlands 3 in particular drew a very important note to Sirens, suggesting their upcoming importance in the near future. Not to mention the way in the Guardian’s Warning in the Pre-Sequel. Something is coming up for the series and it seems Sirens will play a very important role. What that is isn’t even hinted at but I theorize it’ll be something that involves the Vaults, Destroyer and Eridians. This of course is not surprising but to say there’s barely information to guess would be an understatement.