The Guardians Trilogy
Rise of Vice
Herausgeber: Sayler, Tammy; Ott, Alexandra
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The central conflict of Guardians Trilogy: Rise of Vice revolves around the Guardians-six divinely chosen individuals from different worlds (Garthen, Kriegon, Rei, Saphire, Zenmore, Ellena)-tasked with fulfilling a prophecy to defeat demonic princes like Beelzebub and Lucifer, who seek to corrupt and dominate Maeglover with undead armies and chaos. This external threat is intensified by internal struggles, including personal traumas, sins, and the prophecy's warning of betrayal and sacrifice, driving their quest to unite against overwhelming odds while facing the risk of losing one of their ow...
The central conflict of Guardians Trilogy: Rise of Vice revolves around the Guardians-six divinely chosen individuals from different worlds (Garthen, Kriegon, Rei, Saphire, Zenmore, Ellena)-tasked with fulfilling a prophecy to defeat demonic princes like Beelzebub and Lucifer, who seek to corrupt and dominate Maeglover with undead armies and chaos. This external threat is intensified by internal struggles, including personal traumas, sins, and the prophecy's warning of betrayal and sacrifice, driving their quest to unite against overwhelming odds while facing the risk of losing one of their own to darkness. For a visually impactful trailer, key moments include Archangel Saforus descending in a blaze of light to deliver the prophecy, followed by glowing metal slabs transforming into weapons like Garthen's bow; Kriegon's disorienting fall through a void into Maeglover, confronted by the half-charming, half-skull Lucifer and his smirking doppelgänger; Zenmore and Saphire's explosive courtyard clash halted by Garthen, uniting them as Guardians when their slabs become weapons; the epic battle against Beelzebub, a four-armed, spider-legged demon on a throne of writhing bodies, with Saphire's aerial strike and Rei's beheading revealing his head as Tom Cabal; and Garthen's cloaked departure into the night, leaving a note as the Guardians resolve to split paths, their emotional reactions set against a snowy backdrop, highlighting sacrifice and looming conflicts.
