| rdfs:comment | - Elgo (not to be confused with the King of Elgo), is a concept used since the first game. It have its own will, it's able to talk and has a big role in the series. However, it’s not exactly a “character”. It doesn't change the fact that it's one of the most fundamental "elements” in the game.
- Claiming to be on his way to the temple because he sensed a "disturbance", Elgo accompanies Sol's group there. At the crystal chamber Elgo's presence invokes the Watchbeast, which attempts to destroy him and Sol's group to defend the Crystal. Upon being overpowered, the spirit resolves to destroy the Crystal rather than have it fall into Elgo's hands.
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| abstract | - Claiming to be on his way to the temple because he sensed a "disturbance", Elgo accompanies Sol's group there. At the crystal chamber Elgo's presence invokes the Watchbeast, which attempts to destroy him and Sol's group to defend the Crystal. Upon being overpowered, the spirit resolves to destroy the Crystal rather than have it fall into Elgo's hands. Though the monster is defeated by the arriving group of Nacht, Sarah, and the twins Alba and Dusk, the Crystal shatters. The remaining Crystals cause a Dimensional Shift to divide the world in two to hinder Elgo from going after them all. Elgo separates with the half containing what good remained in him, becoming The Mask, ending up with the Warriors of Darkness in the World of Darkness and following them. When Sol, Aigis, Dusk, and Sarah come to, Elgo tells them they were chosen by the Crystal to become the legendary "Warriors of Light", and joins them on their journey. After taking over a warship, Baugauven, one of the Avalonian Empire's generals, overwhelms the Warriors of Light with his Heatwave. When Baugauven unleashes his Final Backdraft, Elgo sacrifices himself to take the deathblow meant for the others. After Baugauven falls back when the warship is attacked by dragons, Elgo tells the party he was sent to serve the Warriors of Light. He crashes the airship somewhere the damage cannot do harm while the Warriors of Light escape. While his other self dies with the request to the Warriors of Darkness to stop him, Elgo returns to Avalon and resumes his position as Emperor. When the Warriors of Light and Darkness join forces to stop Avalon, they storm Castle Avalon and face the Emperor after defeating the Divine Generals. However the "Emperor" turns out to be an empty suit of armor while in truth it is revealed that it was in the World of Nil using the power of Nil to assault the World. When the Warriors of Light and Darkness make it to the deepest level of the World of Nil, they are shocked to find Elgo sitting on the emperor's throne. Elgo, revealing himself to be Avalon's Emperor and The Mask's other half, explains he planned to obtain the Crystals from the beginning. Some time before he had prophesied the Crystals would split when he approached them, and so he guided the Warriors of Light to seek out the Crystals and bring them to him. He further explains that to carry his plans he used the power of Nil as it allowed him to easily move between both worlds of Light and Dark. Elgo requests the Crystal from the two groups and promises to herald them a heroes of a new age. However they refuse to relinquish the Crystals, which causes Elgo no surprise as he had already prophesied such an answer and attempts to kill the warriors. Elgo loses control of Nil and is pulled into the vortex he creates, with the power of Nil mutating him into the hideous Chaos Elgo and becoming one with the core of Nil. He is eventually killed by the warriors of Light and Darkness, the light absorbed by Nil exploding and destroying all of Avalon while his other half sacrifices himself to save the twins Alba and Dusk, thus causing the permanent end of Elgo and his reign.
- Elgo (not to be confused with the King of Elgo), is a concept used since the first game. It have its own will, it's able to talk and has a big role in the series. However, it’s not exactly a “character”. It doesn't change the fact that it's one of the most fundamental "elements” in the game.
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