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[kraidy1117]

bobobo878 wrote...

thatguy212 wrote...

bobobo878 wrote...

I think Kraidy's on to something. Shepard should get a new N7 suit with the ability to shoot a deadly beam of turian blood.

so if the gun malfuctions and overloads would shepard turn into a turian?

no, but shepard would be uber powerful whenever he stands in a puddle on turian blood.

Turian hyper beam?

[kraidy1117]

mrsph wrote...

No, Shepard, you are the Saren.

And then Shepard was a turian.

I feel sorry for the LI

Modifié par kraidy1117, 30 novembre 2010 - 11:51 .

[ObserverStatus]

kraidy1117 wrote...

bobobo878 wrote...

thatguy212 wrote...

bobobo878 wrote...

I think Kraidy's on to something. Shepard should get a new N7 suit with the ability to shoot a deadly beam of turian blood.

so if the gun malfuctions and overloads would shepard turn into a turian?

no, but shepard would be uber powerful whenever he stands in a puddle on turian blood.

Turian hyper beam?

Exactly! Not the most hygenic weapon though.

[Luigitornado]

Brass_Buckles wrote...

Luigitornado wrote...
You don't know that. The writer's can do whatever they want. Who is to say that Cerberus won't resurrect Saren if you took the choice of blowing up the Collector's base at the end of ME2? We already know Cerberus is doing tests with Reaper technology. Maybe they salvaged parts of Sovereign and were able to retrieve Sarens' lost consciousness from them. Then they could just build him a mechanical body, and they got Saren in replacement of Shepard to do whatever they want. 

Think about what you are saying.

Cerberus, a human-centric organization, resurrecting Saren, who was anti-human and wanted to promote the turians as the dominant race in the galaxy.  And then expecting Saren to work with them, without complaint...

No, I don't see it happening.  Not unless mind control were involved, and that's assuming that they could resurrect him from ashes.  Besides, there's not enough of Saren left, even implant-wise, to salvage.  As a previous poster said, you watch him disintigrate--even his skeleton.  His genetic material might have survived, but still, Cerberus wouldn't want anything to do with a turian.  No, their posterboy/girl had to be human.  Hence the need for Shepard--they needed not just a human, but a figurehead.  Saren isn't much of a figurehead for a pro-human organization, I'm afraid.

Not that I want to defend my idea that I thought up while writing it...but I said salvage his consciousness from parts of Sovereign....as in the Reaper who was destroyed at the Citadel. 

And depending on your choices, and based off the latest book, Cerberus seems like they are not doing so well. TIM could see that brining back Saren, who was previously indoctrinated and may have important info on the Reapers, as their pawn, in a mechanical body that TIM has complete control over...would be a good idea.

Modifié par Luigitornado, 01 décembre 2010 - 12:03 .

[Locutus_of_BORG]

Yes, Saren's still alive. Saren was brought back to life by Kabuto's Impure World Resurrection Jutsu. Sheppard & co are confused at first, but as it turns out, this and the entire Reaper threat are just spillover from the Akatsuki's plan for world domination all along - it's just that the plot of Naruto had taken so long to get on with things that world just kinda moved on, and humans figured out how to do space travel in the intervening years. ME3 will be largely be about Sheppard reconnecting with his long lost Forbidden Bloodline Limit and teaming up with Naruto to stop Akatsuki once and for all so Naruto can finally become the next Hokage of Leaf.

Modifié par Locutus_of_BORG, 01 décembre 2010 - 12:08 .

[Luigitornado]

I was never claiming that Saren is still alive. All I said is that Bioware can do whatever they want.

[Sajuro]

Saren is dead, he has ceased to be. He is a former Turian!

[Mallissin]

He's dead.



But wait! Maybe he cloned himself on Virmire!



Except he looked like a Krogan, sounded like a Krogan and thought like a Krogan for the few seconds he was alive before we nuked the place.

[Sajuro]

Mallissin wrote...

He's dead.

But wait! Maybe he cloned himself on Virmire!

Except he looked like a Krogan, sounded like a Krogan and thought like a Krogan for the few seconds he was alive before we nuked the place.

OR! saren is GRUNT! DUN DUN DUNNNN

[thatguy212]

Saren actually already came back to life, unfortunately his new body is made of gold so he can't move, the reapers didn't really think that one through

[Mikenator700]

I had actually thought of a pretty good(and practical) theory of Saren returning in ME3.



It involved a recovered part of Sovereign that held Saren's recorded memories, right up to his death, as well as his DNA for cloning. Seeing as his body was heavily cybernetically enhanced and Sovereign was able to posess his body in the end, I would expect Sovereign to make a copy for some Reaper-related reason.



Shephard then goes to some facility where a clone of Saren is there. He gets the choice to wake him up or turn it to clone mush.



-If Saren is woken and was killed by Shephard in ME1 through a firefight, he immediately attacks Shephard and the team and is shortly killed again or heavily persuaded to chill out.



-If he was persuaded into suicide in ME1, he understands what's at stake and becomes a reluctant member of your crew.



Fund it?

[AdmiralCheez]

As BAMF as Saren is, one character coming back from the dead is enough. At least Shepard had some bits left to resurrect.

[Sajuro]

Mikenator700 wrote...

I had actually thought of a pretty good(and practical) theory of Saren returning in ME3.

It involved a recovered part of Sovereign that held Saren's recorded memories, right up to his death, as well as his DNA for cloning. Seeing as his body was heavily cybernetically enhanced and Sovereign was able to posess his body in the end, I would expect Sovereign to make a copy for some Reaper-related reason.

Shephard then goes to some facility where a clone of Saren is there. He gets the choice to wake him up or turn it to clone mush.

-If Saren is woken and was killed by Shephard in ME1 through a firefight, he immediately attacks Shephard and the team and is shortly killed again or heavily persuaded to chill out.

-If he was persuaded into suicide in ME1, he understands what's at stake and becomes a reluctant member of your crew.

Fund it?

Cloned Saren for foe yay LI in ME3!
Someone already said this theory, you just put in the waking him up part.

[Bourne Endeavor]

Please for the love of all that is holy, let this never happen. Bioware, no. Just no. You revived Shepard, that is as far as you go with the resurrections! I beseech you, for the sake of quality literature. No revival of Sovereign or Saren. Even flashbacks would be better.

<.<
>.>

Do not do those either.

Modifié par Bourne Endeavor, 01 décembre 2010 - 04:38 .

[Sajuro]

too late, you jinxed it

[TelexFerra]

Sovereign used a Piece of Eden to make us believe that Saren had died.

[Sajuro]

TelexFerra wrote...

Sovereign used a Piece of Eden to make us believe that Saren had died.

Kasumi is an assassin! -schwing!-

[GodWood]

Luigitornado wrote...
If done correctly, and his return is climatic, it would not be "lame."

No, it'd be lame.

Besides Bioware have already said characters who died in ME1/ME2 will not be appearing in ME3.

[Sajuro]

GodWood wrote...

Luigitornado wrote...
If done correctly, and his return is climatic, it would not be "lame."

No, it'd be lame.

Besides Bioware have already said characters who died in ME1/ME2 will not be appearing in ME3.

Yes, the alternate universe versions of them will be appearing. You will have a paragade Saren, an evil Kaiden, and a nice Tela Vasir.

[Mikenator700]

Sajuro wrote...

Mikenator700 wrote...

I had actually thought of a pretty good(and practical) theory of Saren returning in ME3.

It involved a recovered part of Sovereign that held Saren's recorded memories, right up to his death, as well as his DNA for cloning. Seeing as his body was heavily cybernetically enhanced and Sovereign was able to posess his body in the end, I would expect Sovereign to make a copy for some Reaper-related reason.

Shephard then goes to some facility where a clone of Saren is there. He gets the choice to wake him up or turn it to clone mush.

-If Saren is woken and was killed by Shephard in ME1 through a firefight, he immediately attacks Shephard and the team and is shortly killed again or heavily persuaded to chill out.

-If he was persuaded into suicide in ME1, he understands what's at stake and becomes a reluctant member of your crew.

Fund it?

Cloned Saren for foe yay LI in ME3!
Someone already said this theory, you just put in the waking him up part.

Yes, because I actually bothered to find this idea in the forum and copypasta it into this thread.
And I wasn't implying an LI. *shudders at the idea*

Modifié par Mikenator700, 01 décembre 2010 - 11:38 .

[JRCHOharry]

I am Saren

[VampireCommando]

well he did kinda disintagrate into lots of little pieces = no lazerous project for him. But on a serious note, the guys as dead as a doornail, can't bring him back, it would be ridiculas, and no a clone is not the same thing as the original Saren Arteruis coming back from the beyond.