Tiamat

Tiamat is an SSR character in Etheria: Restart. Faction: Leiboz Life.

On our Etheria: Restart tier list Tiamat is A tier, 20th of the 96 characters ranked, from where 17 current tier lists put Tiamat.

By game mode, Tiamat is A in PvE and S in PvP.

A tank who becomes a damage dealer. After taking or healing enough damage, her Mother of Evolution passive puts her in her ultimate form with an extra turn for a massive AoE S1. She also heals the team over time, shields everyone and taunts every enemy, making her strong in DokiDoki and a pain in PVP.

Her single-target damage is low, faster units outpace her in top content, and on auto she opens with her S3 taunt when her HP-based S2 shields should go first.

Union Report=Animus Tiamat, Identity Code L09-122616, Re-A Chip Status: Malfunctioning, Unable to Be Located or Monitored.Tiamat is one of the most powerful Animus ever recorded in terms of Anima energy output.

Under certain conditions, her Anima energy is said to surpass the limits of an Ascended Animus.However, as a laboratory-born creation, she seemingly lacks normal Animus emotions.

Coupled with her overwhelming power—capable of easily annihilating an entire research facility—she has been classified as a high-priority criminal by E.O.S.The most dangerous aspects of her Anima Powers are her capacity for personality replication and manipulation.Union strongly advises against engaging with her unless one has attained the required Hyperlink level—and possesses an abundance of courage.

|-|Memory FragmentI= Memory is often intertwined with emotion—it's only natural.

But for Tiamat, her memories were like the depths of a silent ocean, undisturbed from the moment of her creation.

Each day in the laboratory was no different from the last.

The monotonous hum of machines never changed, the same few faces of the Researchers repeated endlessly, and even the pain that surged through her body whenever the data turned Odd was something she had long grown accustomed to.

She could even observe her past self with detached calmness, flipping through her memories as if reading an idle book.

After all, every version of Tiamat was a completely new personality.

Memories could be shared, but emotions could not be truly felt.

Perhaps she had once been restless, terrified, desperate, or even driven to madness...

but she would never know. Those useless emotions had long vanished, fading away with each discarded persona.

Tiamat emerged from her thoughts. The Researcher before her seemed...

different from usual. "The subject's Anima growth has plateaued.

Additional stimulation is likely required for further enhancement." "Try Protocol 13." "The facility's power grid is already under strain.

Adjust to Protocol 27 instead." The Researchers spoke openly, never bothering to shield their conversation from Tiamat, as if she were incapable of independent thought.

Soon, the entire lab was bustling with activity—an omen that the "routine" was about to be broken.

|-|Memory FragmentII= It had been a long time since she felt such strong emotions.

It was like a raging fire in her chest, ready to consume everything around her.

Tiamat slowly opened her eyes, seeing sunlight for the first time in ages.

The underground research facility that had imprisoned her no longer existed-only a massive crater remained.

As she sifted through her memories, she saw the moment her power was unleashed, the moment her Anima shattered the restraints.

In the end, no life had escaped the flames.

The so-called indestructible facility had been reduced to ashes.

The Frenzy Researchers had called her an "angel." Even at the very end, they never understood why the divine being they sought had become the force of their own destruction.

"Angel, huh..." She murmured the word, then let out a quiet, mocking laugh.

At this moment, she could feel it clearly-the emotions surging from within.

This beast called rage had always been inside her, flowing through her blood.

Anger does not subside on its own. The more it is caged, the more wildly it grows, thrashing for an escape.

It had connected the memories of countless personas, and together, they had erupted with devastating force.

As the last embers died out, Tiamat regained her composure.

She walked away from the ruins without a second glance at the prison that had once held her.

|-|Memory FragmentIII= Tiamat never thought she could dream again—before falling into her deep slumber, she had never imagined being able to sleep peacefully one day.

Even so, she immediately recognized what she was seeing-this was what others called a "dream." The entire space was filled with chaotic, disordered laboratory equipment, petri dishes, and restraint devices.

Countless identical virtual personas were engaged in animated conversations, as if someone had shredded pages from her memories and haphazardly pieced them back together, forming this absurd and bizarre scene.

The moment she became aware that she was dreaming, the air around her grew sticky, pressing in, wrapping around her, desperately trying to eject her from this world.

She woke up quickly, the surreal visions fading like an ebbing tide.

Even those dark and detestable memories of the laboratory seemed to dissolve with the dream, becoming distant and distorted, losing their weight.

A faint sense of regret lingered-her rare moment of rest had lasted less than a single standard hour.

But she could no longer afford to sleep.

A sharp premonition of danger surged through her.

She knew—those relentless pursuers were once again closing in, tracking her every move.

They would soon find her hiding place. Since leaving her place of origin, she had wandered endlessly, aimlessly.

But that was not enough. After this fleeting, disorienting dream, she finally had a new purpose—to find a place where she could sleep, undisturbed, forever.