Colored fixers are named after damage types?

[Sebee]

Red Mist- best girl
Blue Reverb- best guy (Full-stop office pre-battle)
Black Silence- best patron? (Musicians of bremen pre-battle)
White ??
If you think of Blue as Pale damage, then it makes sense. We're only missing White damage if that's the case, so who is White???

[Novoke]

Well theres also a "Purple Tear" who may also be a Color Fixer. Salvador also mentions that Philip would have been named as a "Yellow" if he became a Color fixer.

I'm not sure if there named after the damage type, it could be a coincidence. Theres probably other Color Fixers named after other colors, like Orange or Green.

[Sebee]

Originally posted by Novoke:

Well theres also a "Purple Tear" who may also be a Color Fixer. Salvador also mentions that Philip would have been named as a "Yellow" if he became a Color fixer.

I'm not sure if there named after the damage type, it could be a coincidence. Theres probably other Color Fixers named after other colors, like Orange or Green.

That's cuz Salvador's favorite color is yellow tho and where is Purple Tear from?

[BladeSaint]

Purple tear is the first color mentioned and referenced in Library Of Ruina, in the very first cutscene in which Roland enters the library for the first time.

Originally posted by Bam:

Originally posted by Novoke:

Well theres also a "Purple Tear" who may also be a Color Fixer. Salvador also mentions that Philip would have been named as a "Yellow" if he became a Color fixer.

I'm not sure if there named after the damage type, it could be a coincidence. Theres probably other Color Fixers named after other colors, like Orange or Green.

That's cuz Salvador's favorite color is yellow tho and where is Purple Tear from?

[Clarity]

It would be funny if the White Fixer is named "White Noise" for the irony of being the opposite to "Black Silence".

[Sebee]

Originally posted by Claire:

It would be funny if the White Fixer is named "White Noise" for the irony of being the opposite to "Black Silence".

What if Roland's wife was "the White Noise" or the White color? I remember her having white hair when he was talking about his past to Angela

[Han]

In LC it was true that Colored fixer were named after damage, but since there is no more "Red,White,Black,Pale" damage, i think it's wrong
Plus there is colored fixer out of everything, we just know 4 of them for now

[Sepherix]

Cheer coincidence.
Nothing related.

[BladeSaint]

Originally posted by Bam:

Originally posted by Claire:

It would be funny if the White Fixer is named "White Noise" for the irony of being the opposite to "Black Silence".

What if Roland's wife was "the White Noise" or the White color? I remember her having white hair when he was talking about his past to Angela

Doubt it, since Roland introduced the both of them as rank 1 fixers, and not as colors.

[Sebee]

Originally posted by Littaylor:

Originally posted by Bam:

What if Roland's wife was "the White Noise" or the White color? I remember her having white hair when he was talking about his past to Angela

Doubt it, since Roland introduced the both of them as rank 1 fixers, and not as colors.

Roland's been lying to Angela since he showed up at the Library. Wouldn't be surprised if he was hiding the fact that they were colored fixers.

[BladeSaint]

Originally posted by Bam:

Originally posted by Littaylor:

Doubt it, since Roland introduced the both of them as rank 1 fixers, and not as colors.

Roland's been lying to Angela since he showed up at the Library. Wouldn't be surprised if he was hiding the fact that they were colored fixers.

You got me there

[The Hate of Haters]

Originally posted by Bam:

Originally posted by Littaylor:

Doubt it, since Roland introduced the both of them as rank 1 fixers, and not as colors.

Roland's been lying to Angela since he showed up at the Library. Wouldn't be surprised if he was hiding the fact that they were colored fixers.

I'm not really sure if he ever actually lied, he only omitted information. So unless his wife was a colored fixer and then was demoted before dying, I don't really think she is a color.

[Sebee]

Originally posted by The Hate of Haters:

Originally posted by Bam:

Roland's been lying to Angela since he showed up at the Library. Wouldn't be surprised if he was hiding the fact that they were colored fixers.

I'm not really sure if he ever actually lied, he only omitted information. So unless his wife was a colored fixer and then was demoted before dying, I don't really think she is a color.

He did say that she got pregnant before dying, so she could have tried to stop being a fixer as a result. Also I'm not sure if it's been explained yet, but I think that colored fixers are rank 1 fixers that are just a cut above the rest. To my knowledge, we haven't heard of a tier higher than rank one other than just being named after a color.

[CarThief]

I suppose it was quite unlikely that the coloured fixers in Lobotomy where actual Colours, it's probably just a name thing, being named after their damage type.
Woulda been pretty neato though if they where Colours, if E.G.O armors basically let employees excel even Colour status in terms of strenght, shows how absolutely devastating the monsters being fought are, in a sense, requiring equipment rivalling if not exeeding Colours' strenght.

There's a little story on the page of one of the W-corp employees detailing how a Colour snuck on a train (with their power, they're normally put in statis in the "rich" area), obviously, the Colour got extremely hostile to the employees doing their uh, job, and they had to call in the Rabbits to (eventually) kill the Colour and restore the situation.

So i guess if Colours go rogue, they call in military forces/corporations such as the Rabbits to deal with them, if not other Colours, since there isn't much past rank 1 approaching a Colour, so high-powered associations (like the Shi, perhaps?), military forces for hire and certain corporations seem to be the only alternative, that, or the Claw(s).

[Han]

Originally posted by CarThief:

I suppose it was quite unlikely that the coloured fixers in Lobotomy where actual Colours, it's probably just a name thing, being named after their damage type.
Woulda been pretty neato though if they where Colours, if E.G.O armors basically let employees excel even Colour status in terms of strenght, shows how absolutely devastating the monsters being fought are, in a sense, requiring equipment rivalling if not exeeding Colours' strenght.

I actually think the color were a nice representation of colored fixers in Lobotomy. They are WaW level and can deal with WaW easily but an Aleph would destroy them. Quite like with the Pianist where they had to call a Color. On the other hand, it will be exciting to see what the Claws and Arbiters really 'feel' like. Since (at least the arbiter) are stronger than aleph

[CarThief]

I'm still fairly uncertain those fixers where Colours, but to stand up to E.G.O (and abnormalities) they definitely had to be strong as hell. If the other Colours are anything close to the Red Mist (who seemed to be the best in combat in her first life/body), they would've been around/past ALEPH level, maybe almost as tough as Nothing There. And the Red Mist we fight in Lobotomy is supposedly far weaker then in her first body (and even weaker in the current, third body).
(Speaking of abnormalities, thankfully in their book state they're notably weaker, or the librarians would've never been able to supress them.)

I'd imagine those Fixers where indeed just representations/projections/fragments, something akin to the other Ordeals, no way the Head would've sent Claws in that particular timeline/timeloop, so that particular Claw was probably a recreated fragment of the past or of the world around Lobotomy.
(Seems to be a unfortunate downside of Lobotomy's singularity, they materialize what they seek from the mind intentionally, but also unintentionally in the way of Ordeals, which is probably how the fixers/Claws manifested, probably from either Ayin or his fractured counterpart during that particular moment.)

Dunno if the Arbiters are really THAT strong, seems she was more of a saboteur and leader of the group of Claws then a direct fighter, knowing a direct assault would be futile, so instead she chose to let out the abnormalities and have them tear the place apart, then swoop in to finish business (which still failed, but barely, given how badly wounded Gerbura was after all that).
But definitely not weak either though, probably akin (but probably not exeeding) a Colour in strenght?
(Though gameplay-wise her strenght was moreso tied to messing with/releasing the abnormalities, she would've been a pretty easy target without that.)

Oh well, definitely eager to see how a fight with some of em will go, especially Claws, Colours and the Rabbits (i'd imagine they'll be sent into the library eventually, wonder if their captain will come along, and if she faces the same fate as the other guests).
Should be a fun "reunion", if the Rabbits appear as enemies.