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===AXZ Episode 7<ref>[http://symphogear-axz.com/keywords/key44.php Symphogear AXZ Keywords: Dragon Palace of the Abyss]</ref><ref>[https://symphogear.blogspot.com/2017/09/axz-keywords-7.html zoid9000's AXZ Keyword Compendium]</ref>=== |
===AXZ Episode 7<ref>[http://symphogear-axz.com/keywords/key44.php Symphogear AXZ Keywords: Dragon Palace of the Abyss]</ref><ref>[https://symphogear.blogspot.com/2017/09/axz-keywords-7.html zoid9000's AXZ Keyword Compendium]</ref>=== |
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| − | The nickname of the fortress constructed at the bottom of the sea that was designed to hold dangerous sacrists and other objects related to black arts tech that have yet to be analyzed |
+ | The nickname of the fortress constructed at the bottom of the sea that was designed to hold dangerous sacrists and other objects related to black arts tech that have yet to be analyzed. |
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| + | It had a reputation similar to the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tamatebako Tamatebako] of the Urashima Taro legend, in that if you open it then nothing good will happen. |
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| + | That is the source of its nickname. The Japanese Government in coordination with the United Nations used the fortress to store various confiscated items. However, what was kept there were not items of any actual value, but rather items that were dangerous and difficult to handle. In reality, there were very few items that could actually be considered for practical use. |
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| + | Due to collateral damage from combat with the Autoscorer Leiur, the structure collapsed due to the water pressure. Currently the remains are spread across the bottom of the ocean. |
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AXZ Episode 7[1][2]
The nickname of the fortress constructed at the bottom of the sea that was designed to hold dangerous sacrists and other objects related to black arts tech that have yet to be analyzed.
It had a reputation similar to the Tamatebako of the Urashima Taro legend, in that if you open it then nothing good will happen.
That is the source of its nickname. The Japanese Government in coordination with the United Nations used the fortress to store various confiscated items. However, what was kept there were not items of any actual value, but rather items that were dangerous and difficult to handle. In reality, there were very few items that could actually be considered for practical use.
Due to collateral damage from combat with the Autoscorer Leiur, the structure collapsed due to the water pressure. Currently the remains are spread across the bottom of the ocean.
