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> Le'garde has no soul > Le'garde doesn't know he has no soul > Le'garde was prophetized to be the change this world needed. > The Yellow King wasn't the change. It was the Girl. > The Girl has the Ancient Soul. > The Girl was bornt from Le'garde and Nilvan. So, my headcannon, Le'garde was going to be the big deal because he has an Ancient Soul. He got prophetized to be the big deal because of his soul. That attracted the attention of Nilvan, who knew humanity was cursed to never trully ascend to Godhood. Nilvan steals Le'garde's soul and births the Girl, a demi-human (free of curse) with an Ancient Soul (the big deal). But that assumes Le'garde was bornt with an Ancient Soul. The Ancient Soul exists from old, that's why it's Ancient. So what if Le'garde is a reincarnation of Alll'mer. Except, he reincarnated with an imperfect human body, incapable of ascending. From where else can an Ancient Soul materialize, if not from a dead God. Old God Sylvian and Gro'goroth are gone, Rher is present. The God of the Depths is alive but dormant until the Player destroys his hearts (confirmed in Termina). But Alll'mer is just a body. So the soul must have come from either Alll'mer or the God of the depths.

Le'garde just doesn't have a soul because he was born on a leap day

Do you think Le'garde is a weird artificial human/marriage? He has a lot of the same facial and design features as the normal sylvian marriage (sharp jawline, dark skin, similar eye shape, wide shoulders, etc.) and he uses a lot of marriages in his army as the Kaiser. If he was a homunculus that could partially explain him potentionally not having a soul because he is a divine miss-mash of parts

…Wait. Where’s Alll-mer? And what about stuff like books of enlightenment and empty scrolls?

cool video,looking forward to more content by you!

that nas’hrah interaction lmao

i love how nashrah decided to just crash the function by burning that one god only

What if He had the Dominating soul, Gave it to D'arce at some point/loses it in the dungeon and gets it back after D'arce revives him which is why no dominating soul in FH2

7:13 is it just me or do the main characters just get wider and wider here?

Would have been interesting to see what they could have said about Logic.

"This Video..." "This Video bestows information to those that search for it." "While there are other ways to obtain what is being told here, it is likely to take you considerably more time." "This is because there are many topics covered in the Fear and Hunger Wiki that can have you lose your way somewhat, and playing the game itself will take you multiple playthroughs to truly hear them all." "Potentially very many playthroughs depending on one's skill and luck."

Why does Mr. House voice fit so perfectly as the voice of the new gods in my head

This is such an interesting game

Has anyone asked about Miasma yet? It feels like a sentient weapon like that has some history. At least one of these guys has got to have some insight on it.

great video but you need a popfilter

I think you're on to something everyone but le gard can have there soul taken that are human. But only legarde can't it's very odd. I mean it was because it's a game. Then why not just outright say that.

I always wonder if the new god that Nas'hrah burnt died there or did he just become charred like im cartoons.

it would be fun if the new gods would answer questions about characters from Fear & Hunger 2

Something you failed to mention is D'arce's S ending. She revives Le'garde and even without ascension he calls himself a god based on his experiences after his death. He views his old self as shell that held him back and he restarts his campaign as his bloodied, skinless self. This version of him is not charismatic but brutal and cruel to all that oppose him. The other new gods and Na'sharah confirm that the prophecy was bullshit and that Le'garde would realize that soon enough. In a sense, Le'garde molded himself to what humanity wanted from him rather the other way around which is a conclusion he could have reached in the S-ending and why he was so desperate to shed himself of his old identity. In Termina we see this perspective repeated by him as he views his younger self as arrogant and immature of his role in the greater scheme of things. Again, the implication seems to be that if the God of Fear and Hunger never ascended then he would have ended up the same as any old new god and repeated cycle. So I believe that Le'garde does not have a soul simply because Miro would have been more cheeky about it if it were otherwise. However, everything I said and the fact that Nilivan conceiving a child with an Ancient One soul born from their dream-sex implies that Le'garde's existence is closer to that "purity" the Old Gods talk about, less blank and closer to a void that encompasses everything and has no form. I would even go as far to say that Le'garde is similar to All-mer: "Le'garde" ascended as a human myth of humanism and progress while Kaiser descended to become the being whose soul accepts the taint and darkness necessary for humanity to actually advance. Both existed as one being, and maybe all new gods are like this, but Le'garde was the only one as a "human" who able to truly "ascend" because their soul didn't get in the way.

It's a shame your channel only has 2 vids. Hope you come back!

I think that leggard is not even a human dude is oozing green hue all over. I think he might be thr manifestation of the will of all new gods into a human shaped vessel.

He has no soul. He doesn't need one. Souls affect people's way of life by theor tendencies or sometimes even destiny. Him, being part of a prophecy, doesn't need the world pushing hin to a way of life

Soul types usually get enhanced once somebody ascends to New God status so Le'garde not having a soul and yet that lack of one still being "empowered" could be why he's so inexplicably unknown and unable to achieve recognition as the Kaiser.

Notably, on the official wheel of souls, there is NO February 29th, meaning it's technically possible that a being was born where no soul matched and one of those was Le'garde.

I mean, considering Le'garde is a Griffith parallel, that's entirely accurate. Griffith had a majority of his humanity broken by his torture, and the only thing that survived was the will to survive and the will to never show weakness. Femto (Griffith after ascending) seems to seek pleasure in dominating and crushing others after being saved from near death, JUST like Le'garde. And just like Griffith, Le'garde had already willingly forsaken his humanity to achieve his goals. He wanted the Throne regardless because he didn't care about the rest of humanity, hence him not having any soul recognizable to humans.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_King_in_Yellow - Just some food for thought.

Didn't expect the Nosramus revelation.

I think maybe Le'garde have the Empty soul (this soul type is not canon by the way) like the Heartless One? Cuz empty and heartless is a bit similar at least to me, but not sure tho it just my through

dude to the right of cahara just a foot with a sheet on it fr oh he burnt up now

If souls are determined like zodiac signs, Le’Garde has no soul because he was born on leap day

He could be an empty puppet of grogoroth or the sulfur god cuz of the yellow robe. Maybe him being soulless is a pun on how ruthless he is

Nilvan banged the soul out of Le’Garde.

I thought Le’garde lost his soul when he died and was resurrected

fr he's griffith

cool stuff

Great video

I suspect Le'Garde's soul was taken. That Nilvan took it, and used it to make the Girl's soul.

24:55 the thought of a god questioning me for knowing something I really shouldn’t scares me.

5:28 wow saying this while Francois is in the room.(I think he’s in the room)

Le'Garde mentions at the end of Termina he left his old ego wandering in the green hue. That term "ego" could be referring to the greek term for self. His attitude and abilities in the first game is reminiscent of the dominating soul type, so its very likely that he exchanged his soul for a chance to attain true-godhood.

Maybe Le'garde is what happens if you cast Demon Seed on a living being?

cmon le'gard was a man of the prophecy, which means hes life was set not by him but by destiny. He was beautiful and perfect.... for no reason? remember who was unhappy about her creations so she created a perfect human (all-mer) Nilvans plan was just that good. AND the very similarly planned life had Daan with his blank soul, goin through all the tragedies almost as thewy were staged, being stalked by pocketcat for years, BECOMING the pocketcat and ofc being perfect for sulfur even mathing his describtion with only having the right eye. coinsidence?

Personally I believe that La'Garde is a homunculus; either as a replacement to Alll-Mer or the actual still-living Alll-Mer, the intended christ that was usurped by an anti-christ (the eastern and western depiction respectively) that completed the prophecy in his stead. I think the Alll-Mer we see in his resting place is what appears to be a gigantic human homunculus with hands designed to be nailed through attest to his being designed to take his position, essentially resurrecting as a human, taking over, usurping his 12 disciples and the world in order to rebuild humanity with himself at the seat of the godhead, but secretly giving worship to the Sulfur God. The part Black Kalev said of him sculpting his evil side of him is more literal in this sense; the christ and antichrist always were promethean men of clay La'Garde still living with an inhuman charisma and tactical genius, becomes "resurrected" years later through a consecration of blood and love magic via D'arce and then seeks to finish the job of emancipating humanity from all gods, first via despotism, later by communist-transhumanism. In this sense I actually believe he's changed his plan quite a lot by Funger 2 - he's revised his principles and his initial strategy has ceded into a hopelessness, realisation of his limitations as vampire/New God/little alchemy man and eventual realisation that his master plan was flawed from the start and he doesn't have a future in any new world. He is only human after all

He had to leave part of himself behind when he escaped the Void. Says so himself in Termina.

New Gods:”Poor Cahara…” Cahara:”Ah, thanks for the sympathy?” New Gods:”D’Arce is actually pretty cool ya know!” D’Arce:”O-oh! Um, thank you!” New Gods:”YOOOO ENKI’S DA MAN!” Enki:*rolls his eyes* New Gods:”We look forward to your potential Girl.” Girl:*hides behind Ragnvaldr nervously* New Gods:”Ragnvaldr…….one of the good ones or whatever.” Ragnvaldr:”……” D’Arce:”Oh, dear…..” Enki:”Hmm.” Nas’hrah:”See? I torture and maim people for fun but at least I’m NOT A RACIST!” Cahara:”Wow……Racist Gods was not on my bingo card for today.” D’Arce:*fidgets uncomfortably* Girl:*hugs Ragnvaldr’s leg to which he gently pats her head in thanks* Cahara:*sighs* “What the hell even is today?” Enki:”Tuesday last I checked.” Cahara:”……..Seriously, man?” Ragnvaldr:”Heh heh.” Cahara/D’Arce/Girl:*Gasp and stare at Ragnvaldr mouths wide* Enki:*smirks and picks up the girl before turning to leave* “You’re all welcome, now let us leave already. I’ve never been one to tolerate ignorance.”

Didnt like the answers so for third question I put 'Y r u gae'

One thing that's interesting to note... I hear that he, in a way, gained all the aspects of the souls of the playable cast of Funger 1. Dominating through conquest, enlightened through study of eldritch knowledge, endless from the visitation of Nil'Van, and Tormented from his torture in the dungeons. Perhaps he gave his soul. Maybe he imbued all his power into creating The Girl. Maybe that's why he's so malleable with attaining such power...

I believe that the reason why you cannot take his soul is because of everything that happens in the lore, because, as I could read in some forums, Le Garde, on his way to acension, sought to obtain the 4 main souls, domination, torment, illumination and infinity. And he achieved it, the domination due to the constant wars and need for more power, the enlightenment provided by the "cube of the depths", the torment due to the horrible tortures he received in the dungeons and the infinity due to his insatiable desire to want more ( and also for his relationship with Nilvan). His soul is unique because of everything he subjected himself to, making the Soul stone unable to take his soul.