Goliath

Goliath is an SSR Aequor character in Morimens. Goliath's weapon type is Greatsword and role is Assault. Faction: Lemuria.

On our Morimens tier list Goliath is D tier, 33rd of the 34 characters ranked, from where 2 current tier lists put Goliath.

Other Aequor characters in Morimens: Aurita, Caecus, Celeste, Corposant, Faros, Miryam and 4 more.

Remember my name, Goliath. This name is destined to trample upon humanity’s insignificant history.Goliath is a playable standard, Aequor awaker in Morimens.

Overview

Goliath is a playable Aequor character in Morimens - Eve of Oblivion.

He is a true giant, with a powerful physique that signifies his terrifying strength.

He wields a colossal blade that no one else can lift.

Nourished by war and blood sacrifices, its surface gleams like oiled fur.

The fangs of the blade have severed countless heads of enemies and kin alike, even his own.

Archive Group: Foolish One

The most valiant leader in the eyes of the Perishites throughout history.

Tall and strong, within a few short years of ascending to power, he led the Perishites to sweep through the surrounding tribes, remaining undefeated to this day.

Amidst praise and flowers, his reputation soared, yet he ignored his tribe's warnings and committed the grave sin of underestimating the enemy.

A minor mistake caused the Perishites to collapse into chaos.

Thus, he willingly accepted punishment, fleeing with his sole follower to the sea.

Resentment and unwillingness... This moment of shame will be forever remembered, and he would rather offer his fragile neck to the "Witch," hoping to reclaim all that belongs to him.

He has already embarked on a bloody path of revenge.

Character Stories

| Story · One (Affinity Level 3)

On April 2, A.F.3, a temple ruin in the Ashdod region was vandalized.

As the only one who attended university, I, the visitor, was invited by the regional administrator to participate in the architectural assessment of the ruins.

Haha, I mustn't let them know that my "university" isn't quite what it seems.

On the afternoon of the 3rd, I entered the center of the temple, which the ancient Philistines used as a place of worship, where a certain lost pagan faith once flourished.

Yet what appeared before me was a sculpture that no one could mistake.

I clearly knew that the folds on that sculpture should resemble the texture of striped linen.

The statue had both hands broken, its head severed from the body, and its lower limbs shattered on the threshold, all covered in slime as if a slug had crawled over it.

I noticed a few peculiar scratch marks and a giant, webbed footprint.

The pagan faith may still circulate in the area, but there's no immediate need for a formal investigation; I will extend my stay in the Ashdod region.

-Fen █•██ sen, "Pilgrimage to the Ruins of the Five Cities of the Philistines"

| Story · Two (Affinity Level 5)

Goliath is overbearing and arrogant, but his strength is undeniable.

It is not difficult to see from Miss Erica's battle records that his brute strength is sufficient to support him in overcoming dangers alone.

I believe the reason Goliath does not care about the strength of his partner is that in his world, no one is stronger than him.

However, Goliath always shows a bit of fear when facing Miryam.

It's hard to imagine what kind of existence would evoke such awe in this powerful leader and cruel old king.

Additionally, he has shown unusual concern for Miss Murphy.

Sometimes, he wanders around the school maze, seemingly waiting for Murphy to return from her mission; other times, he quietly observes whether Murphy has been injured during her tasks.

Miss Paisley has also noticed this, and she half jokingly told me, "Hey, don't you think he's trying to be an ordinary father?" -"Observations of an Intern Researcher"

| Story · Three (Affinity Level 7)

A scar ran across his neck. His kin met death through a scar, but he gained power.

Exiled from his land, he tasted the bitterness of defeat and despair.

Stranded at sea, he prayed for transcendent power.

The apostle of God answered his prayer, severing his neck.

The apostle responded, cultivating immortal fragments on his severed neck.

The apostle answered, leading him into the hall of eternity.

| Story · Four (Affinity Level 9)

He alone survived death and underwent a transformation; he sheathed his giant blade and donned the apostle's mask.

When the Miracle Arrival occurred, he instinctively felt awe but feared no god and did not comprehend true faith.

A giant should not be beneath humans, and a warrior does not bow.

Since ancient times, his war has never ended.

The desire for conquest and the power granted to him are deeply etched into his bloodline.

One day, he may die, or one day, he may rule everywhere.

| +Skill Cards | Card | Story

Strike | When he raises his greatsword, blood and death are inevitable.

Defense | On the battlefield, he is unstoppable.

A single strike of his greatsword sends those who cannot stand against him into chaos.

Rouse | He proudly displays his scars: deep ones from battlefield clashes, shallow ones from daily training and sparring.

These are the marks of a hero, his pride.

But don't ask about the scar on his neck; it signifies both the beginning of his strength and the source of his shame.

Decapitation Damage | The Philistine leader is a mighty warrior, wielding a giant blade that can fell foes with a single swing.

The Philistine leader is a cruel tyrant, ruthless and selfish, willing to sacrifice all his people to achieve his goals.

The former Philistine leader was a slave to desire, craving Power and ultimately ensnared by it.

Law of The Strong | Warm blood rolled down his cheek.

He grinned, revealing razor-sharp fangs.

The law of the jungle is the foundation of the world, and he will be the eternal hunter.

He stepped over the corpses, roaring in triumph.

Exalt | He couldn't accept that he had nearly died.

He should be invincible, indestructible.

If the human body is an obstacle to his ascent to the pinnacle of power, he will abandon it; if forsaking his kin can bring him greater strength, he will bury the past.

He cast his massive blade into the ocean, gaining inhuman Power, vowing to become the ruler of all.

Even those who bestowed power upon him will one day lie beneath his feet.

Relationships

Miryam

Caecus

Murphy

Trivia

Goliath is reference to the Bible's David and Goliath.

Goliath is a Philistine warrior from Gath, a royal city in ancient Palestine.

Goliath is inspired by Dagon by H.P Lovecraft as well as the ancient Syrian god.

Dagon is also the national god of the Philistines, with temples in Ashdod and Gaza.