Blue archon?

[The Goblin King]

In OoTS #493 I spoted a blue archon. It seems to be the only different color archon. Dose this mean the guy with the blue bandana is of some importants? Or am I just reading to much in to it.

[FoE]

It seems like there are a couple of different coloured archons in that strip. The colour of the archon could denote rank within the angelic hierarchy, or perhaps the designation of that archon in terms of which soul it guides. (Azure City residents might be guided by blue archons whereas a typical northerner like Roy would receive a gold-coloured archon.) Or it could just be that archon's preference — I would imagine they are allowed to alter their appearance to some degree.

In any case, I don't think it has much relevance to the story.

[cheesecake]

Probably means for different alignments. LG=Blue

[TDG]

Probably means for different alignments. LG=Blue

Considering they're all in the Lawful Good plane, I doubt it

[Snadgeros]

Everyone knows that blue archons are made from templars and are massively powerful. Really, the power is overwhelming. Just whatever you do, don't make the red ones. They're practically useless. Dark templars are so much more useful.

[Chronos]

It probably has something to do with the fact that he's guiding a paladin. That's one of the Sapphire Guardsmen we saw guarding the throne room.

Snadgeros, the red ones can be useful in a team game, where your teammates are playing another race, to get more units than you're ordinarily allowed.

[North]

It could be a special one for Pallys or possibly easterners maybe?

[Snadgeros]

Snadgeros, the red ones can be useful in a team game, where your teammates are playing another race, to get more units than you're ordinarily allowed.

Feh....I'd rather focus my resources on the ever-useful carrier rush.:smallamused:

[WildPyre]

We discussed this once before... my theory is that BBG (Blue Bandanna Guy) had a blue acrchon due to the fact that he was a paladin, you'll notice Roy's archon is also a slightly different color from the average person's. As for why Roy's is a different color?

Well he's a PC and not an NPC... you need to be able to pick his out of a crowd, of course!

[Grey Watcher]

It might only be because he's a member of the Sapphire Guard (which also means he's an Azure City native), one of the ones martyred at the last stand against Xykon. I think it was just a neat little detail. Not plot relevant, as far as I can tell.

[Demented]

In OoTS #493 I spoted a blue archon. It seems to be the only different color archon. Dose this mean the guy with the blue bandana is of some importants? Or am I just reading to much in to it.

Notice that everyone else (besides the Paladin) has a yellow archon, but Roy has an orange one. Their speech bubbles match, too.

[Arkenputtyknife]

Notice that everyone else (besides the Paladin) has a yellow archon, but Roy has an orange one. Their speech bubbles match, too.
I'd say the Archons had been imported from Paranoia, but you don't have security clearance for that information.

[Ikialev]

And how did Roy's mother knew R.A. name? x3

[sihnfahl]

And how did Roy's mother knew R.A. name? x3
You don't know?
She's a mom. Moms know everything. :smallwink:

[brilliantlight]

I'd say the Archons had been imported from Paranoia, but you don't have security clearance for that information.

LOL, so a White Archon would be super powerful.

[Ikialev]

White Archon would be super powerful.

And Pink Archon would be super gay.

[DemonicAngel]

there is something odd about all of what you said.
isn't this guy supposed to be subject to the eastern gods? so, why the heck is he in the northern gods section?

[Szilard]

West gods, besides, they get different sides of the mountain.

[Chronos]

First of all, nobody's subject to the eastern gods, them being dead and all. Second of all, we don't actually know he's a Southerner: Paladin orders generally recruit the cream of the crop, no matter where they're from. Third of all, Roy was processed on the Northerners' side of the mountain, but the mountain itself is for all Lawful Good characters, so it's possible that Roy's path intersected with that of some of the Southerners.