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The '''Vanargand''' is a [[Titano-Machina]] featured in [[Fuga: Melodies of Steel]] as part of the final boss. It was one of the most destructive forces during [[World War III]] before the [["Reset" command]]. | The '''Vanargand''' is a [[Titano-Machina]] featured in [[Fuga: Melodies of Steel]] as part of the final boss. It was one of the most destructive forces during [[World War III]] before the [["Reset" command]]. | ||
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The Vanargand is a Titano-Machina featured in Fuga: Melodies of Steel as part of the final boss. It was one of the most destructive forces during World War III before the "Reset" command.
Trivia
- The Vanargand was originally a design proposed to be used for Lares during the development of Solatorobo. It was recycled for Fuga with little to no change.
- Vanargandr (Old Norse "Monster of the River Ván") is an alias of Fenrir, a giant wolf from Norse myphology who was foretold to kill Odin during Ragnarök.
