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Zho Shia "reproducing" is likely it regenerating itself over and over, considering its built off of fatalis blueprints and the regenerative properties of Wylk. Or its doing a mitosis cloning through bits of its self we leave behind after killing it. Which might be the case, actually, since Zho doesnt change sizes through the hunts.
If even real life people are willing to fabricate absurd stories about it, maybe it should be labelled as a cognitohazard.
That was brought up in a cutscene, but since our Zoh Shia weapons aren't growing into new Zoh Shia, there is undoubtedly something wrong with that hypothesis.
Zoh is at most a prototype for Fatalis, with Fatalis being the high end product.
Afaik, Zoh is classified as construct, so not even a true (elder/black) dragon.
Yeah, personally, I think the Dragontorch, being an almost sapient industrial plant, is receiving feedback from itself that the “Equivalent Dragon Weapon womb is empty” and is proceeding to build one anew to fill the tank. That we fight again.
And again. And again. And again.
And so on.
It's also possible that Zoh Shia can't even survive without staying near the dragontorch. It remained dormant until the guild disturbed it after all. I don't think it's clear whether Wyveria was destroyed by Zoh Shia, by something else, or if it was just abandoned and fell into disrepair. Xeno'jiva migrates right from the Elders Recess to a Zorah to feed, and Zoh Shia's upkeep is likely even more expensive.
Maybe as we keep hunting it and it keeps regenerating, it assumes a stronger form each time, with each being a closer reversion to a true black dragon...kinda like how arkveld returned to its normal form. It would explain why the first encounter was pathetic but the subsequent ones could put up a fight.
Also, is Safi'jiva classified as a black dragon? I thought not but I'm not sure.
Maybe not the smartest though since said self-defense mechanism messes with everything else while it's nourishing itself...
My argument for that one is twofold. One, we're not around sufficient amounts of energy for the leftover bits in our weapons to react, as the only time we even approach the Dragontorch is to deal with the latest Zoh Shia while whatever bits we leave behind get to bathe in it for days. There arn't other major hotspots, even the "Wyrmways" only flash with high energy during inclemency and briefly as the energy is funneled away.
Second, our weapons see constant and consistent use. Normal Wear and tear may well be enough to trim back whatever parts do start regrowing, considering how starved for energy such parts must be. Could be like hair growing, leave the weapon alone in a box for a while and when you pull it out again it might be in need of a "trim".
we see in world that it at best ties with elders like kushala/teo, won't even try to fight them if they're paired like we see with teostra and lunastra. all of the "eater of elders" stuff is pure hype, it never even successfully predates an elder dragon at any point in canon.
rajang has a chance against arkveld but probably not a great one, it's small and easy to restrain, arkveld could siphon it's energy pretty easily.
Zho Shia was built off the traits of the strongest Elder Dragons the wyverians knew of. Fatalis, Safi Jiiva, Shara Ishvalda, Gaismagorn ect ect. Its also functionally immortal, and can rapidly recover from wounds as well as generate new copies of itself through its regenerative capabilities (mostly conjecture, tbh, on this last one. Based on how it regrows parts of itself throughout the fight, how wylk works, its description, and the fact that there is ZERO size variation when you fight it).
Its basically a black dragon, and while we have a normal fight of it, I do wonder if we will get a siege version of it after its fully recovered its energy.
That said, I don't think Rajang no diffs this like it did with Kirin. And Nergi would get obliterated, sorry. I think within the confines of the lore, and what we know, Only the upper level elder dragons really stand a chance.
Could Rajang take Arkveld? I would like to say yes, Rajang is a beast, but Arkveld is much larger and stronger, and can sap energy. I think odds are, Arkveld is a hard match for rajang. Rajang couldnt even power up during the fight, I think it loses like... 7 out of ten times.
If you read the description of Zoh Shia armor, it seems to mirror very closely the one from Fatalis, just flipped around. Where Fatalis armor's pieces are promises of ruin, Zoh Shia tells the story of someone who choose to be a guardian (while the weapons seem to tell the stories of victories against an attacker).
Now, I'm speculating here, but if the ancient civilization had Zoh Shia as the last line of defense, is plausible they also created something to be a weapon of mass destruction, the kind of weapon you deploy when you don’t have any other choice.
Their mistake has been simply to make Fatalis too intelligent for its designed role.