In another vision at the Tephra Cave, he sees the Arachno Queen brutally killing Reyn with one of its fangs. Among others, when he meets Sharla, he sees her getting crushed to death by a Mechon's claws, who also kidnaps her brother Juju. Throughout the game, Shulk gets visions of horrifying events that he tries to stop before they happen.Special mention goes to the prelude to the third fight with Metal Face, where he screams like a madman, demanding Silver Face 'give back' Fiora. For the first half of the game, Shulk's sudden bouts of rage when fighting Mechon can be pretty unnerving, especially given what a Nice Guy he normally is.The horror is magnified when Shulk and his group discover that he is Mumkhar, Dunban's Evil Former Friend whose obsession with the Monado turned him into a monster, both figuratively and literally. Due to his nature, he can No-Sell the Monado's attacks making him a Hopeless Boss Fight in every encounter with him until Shulk gets the Monado II. A big and bulky Faced Mechon with a huge grudge with Dunban and an unhealthy obsession with the Monado.

A close up of his horrible face is shown in the page image. Oh and don't forget they're being mass-produced! They also have their brain stems and remaining organs directly integrated into their Mechon bodies. The Second Generation have Face Units consisting of Homs who've undergone painful modifications like having their insides hollowed out and organs removed, their blood being used to circulate through a Face Mechon, and mechanical parts grafted onto their bodies in various disturbing ways before having their memories and emotions removed so they wouldn't be a hindrance to being used as weapons. First generation Faced Mechons only had their brains and a few other organs preserved when they were transformed, leaving the poor Homs victims pretty much insane while trapped in murderous machine bodies. The process of just making a Face Mechon is the stuff of nightmares.Originally it was described how the machines ate the Homs they captured, but in truth the Homs were kidnapped for a fate infinitely worse and much more painful. Mechon Invasions are pretty horrific, with hordes of killer machines coming out of nowhere and slaughtering or kidnapping any Homs they find.When Shulk lost control of it before the final confrontation with Egil, he was left screaming in unsettling agony. Dunban used it for some time and it cost him the permanent use of his right arm, multiple scarring and a coma that put him near death, and eventually caused him to vomit blood. The effects of the Monado on incompatible users are pretty gruesome in that if it doesn't kill you outright, it electrocutes and slowly destroys your body.The fact that the setting is literally on top of two continent-sized titans is pretty unsettling, especially when the titans in question start moving and attacking each other and dealing mortal damage while literally everything else lives on their bodies!.

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