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Modifié par Shatakai, 02 février 2010 - 02:59 .
Modifié par Ebon Dark, 02 février 2010 - 03:11 .
MrGooberMan wrote...
You know...It could be a big stupid jellyfish :-D
Chris H. Fleming wrote...
How smart are Drell and how long do they live?
And what is the reason it could it be a big, stupid jellyfish?MrGooberMan wrote...
You know...It could be a big stupid jellyfish :-D
I thought they'd have to live longer if they really wanted to control an information network for that long.Jeremy Shepherd wrote...
It's clear from the comic, the Shadow Broker is a singular person. He does have MANY agents, but he is a person.
The idea of him being a drell, I actually really like. Good theory.
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
"Oh look, it's this topic again."
Yeah, it sure is. I though it might be relevant enough to dedicate an entire thread to it considering the fact that he makes an appearance in the Redemption comic, albeit in holographic form:
Even though it might just be some kind of avatar instead of actually being the Shadow Broker's silhouette, the shape of his head suggests that he is a drell, without a doubt the rarest species in the Mass Effect series so far. So rare, in fact, that we have only seen three so far. The first two are obvious: assassin Thane Krios and his son, Kolyat. The third, however, is exclusive the Mass Effect: Redemption comic: Feron, an agent of the Shadow Broker who joins Liara on her quest to save Shepard's body from none other than the Shadow Broker himself. In the end he ends up getting captured by the Broker's enforcer, Tazzik... or did he?
I find it to be highly unlikely that the Shadow Broker turns out to be someone, or something, we never knew. Revealing the identity of an entity this mysterious and intriguing will no doubt be one of the memorable moments of the series, and thus it will probably be a shocking revelation to say the least. A random volus or asari would not have the same impact as someone you may know and possibly care about.
Wouldn't having Liara's new friend turning out to be the Shadow Broker be a great twist? I can definitely see BioWare pulling a Keyser Söze like that, which would also change how one would look at the comic: the legendary Shadow Broker turning out to have been playing with Liara, Cerberus and the Collectors/Harbinger all along, never intending to sell the hero of the Battle of the Citadel to the Collector, but furthering his own goals all along...
In any case, whoever - or whatever - the Shadow Broker may actually be, tell me and the rest of the community about who you think he - or she, or it, or they - is.
khevan wrote...
Personally, I think the Shadow Broker is an extension of the League of One. If you remember, there is the possibility of a 13th member of the League, who eluded the salarian military. That one salarian could have created a network that grew to what we know of today.
I'm fully aware that this is just a guess, but I think it's a good one, considering the salarian penchant for information warfare (espianoge, etc.).
Modifié par mollari22, 20 mai 2010 - 06:03 .
It's not TIM, because Liara's story about Shephards body in ME2.Alathin wrote...
I think the shadow broker might be the Illusive man. No one knows much about the Illusive Man, shadow broker could be his identity he uses to deal with his shady subjects.
Modifié par Lumikki, 20 mai 2010 - 06:20 .
Ebon Dark wrote...
You ever wonder what happened to the Prothean scientists who escaped from Ilos to set the virus on the Citadel they didn't return to Ilos through the mini mass relay ... hmmmm ... could they and their decendents be the Shadow Broker?
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