Jubileus

[Urizen]

If both the overseers were present inside the eyes when the statue was awakened wouldnt it have been Omne instead of Jublieus?

[StreamWhenGuy]

Sh*t some serious lore question in Bayonetta...

[Malryck]

No, it's still Jubileus.

Omne is a witch summon, like the dragon, and the fists. However you die if you summon her alone (so Bayonetta need Jeanne).

It seems she litteraly lost nothing from losing Bayonetta. Wich make the "creator" seem really lackluster (seriously, the creator of the universe find nothing better than punching you ?)

[Urizen]

Omne is summoned in Bayonetta 2 by young balder and bayonetta. Witches alone cannot summon omne. Both light and dark needs to unite with sufficient strength to summon Omne.

Thus the above question.

http://bayonetta.wikia.com/wiki/Omne

The combined summon by bayonetta and jeanne is actually Queen Sheba.

[Daxank]

Originally posted by Starscream:

seriously, the creator of the universe find nothing better than punching you ?

Well she created the universe, not fight club

[obstructor]

Originally posted by Starscream:

It seems she litteraly lost nothing from losing Bayonetta. Wich make the "creator" seem really lackluster (seriously, the creator of the universe find nothing better than punching you ?)

Honestly jubileus felt incredibly anime, you just keep fighting bigger things until you kill god. Its like what creator of the universe exists within the universe's own laws and can be destroyed by things within that universe.

It also seemed weird that bayonetta didn't need to be conscious to summon jubileus and being unconcious didn't harm the ritual in any way.

[Urizen]

Jubeleus's soul got punched into the sun by Queen Sheba.

[censorship = death :(]

no, omne was way beyond the summoning power of any umbran witch or lumen sage. They were aware of omne but it was only until the united power of father and daughter, light and dark, came to gether to have omne manifest.

[Doresh]

Originally posted by obstructor:

Originally posted by Starscream:

It seems she litteraly lost nothing from losing Bayonetta. Wich make the "creator" seem really lackluster (seriously, the creator of the universe find nothing better than punching you ?)

Honestly jubileus felt incredibly anime, you just keep fighting bigger things until you kill god. Its like what creator of the universe exists within the universe's own laws and can be destroyed by things within that universe.

It also seemed weird that bayonetta didn't need to be conscious to summon jubileus and being unconcious didn't harm the ritual in any way.

Bayonetta was just a catalyst for Jubileus. Only her mere presence was required.

Why is it strange if a higher being being awoken in this reality via a giant statue has to obey the rules of that reality? Besides she created pocket dimensions from nothing.

And wasn't it explained that Jeanne's interference caused the ritual to fail, leaving Jubileus as a brutish monstrosity? I also doubt she was at full power, seeing how Queen Sheeba was a lot bigger.