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| - Gelimer was a man of the Sixth Age.He was one of Eriols seven companions on his journey to the Westlands.
- Gelimer is a scientist of the Black Wings and currently head of the Black Wings as well as a . He is the main antagonist during the Black Heaven storyline and the inventor of the eponymous airship. In the game, he revived Orchid's twin brother Lotus. However Gelimer used Lotus, who was under his control, to attack Orchid and stage a coup in the Black Wings. Lotus left her for dead in an ally, but the Resistance found her. Gelimer is the stereotypical mad scientist. He sees little in the value of life and would do experiments on even baby animals if it meant furthering his goals (as proof in a quest). The player notices his callous tendencies early if he/she accepts a quest that requires the player to take a core from a robot with evolved emotions; doing so would eventually kill her. Said robot's "brother" is able to save her by giving the player his core, and another robot is able to replace that robot's core with one he made for that exact purpose. Gelimer clearly knows how the player got the core when given it, but it makes no difference which one he gets; he just doesn't care. He even kidnapped a child (who would be latter be Xenon) and made him into a killing machine. He believes emotions are a weakness, and does his best to destroy any robots that show signs of developing them. (Ironically, in Black Heaven, the player gains invaluable help in boarding the giant craft from One Eye and Three Hands, two robots who did develop emotions but escaped this fate. To the other commanders, little is known. He helped Hilla get to Pantheon in the Dimensional Invasion Party Quest, but she seemed not to care about him. (Most commanders however, are loosely allies). In the final chapter of the Zero storyline, he and the other commanders are there talking to Alpha and Beta. He also appears briefly with Hilla in the Dimension Invasion scenario. In the Black Heaven storyline, he says in that his goal is to eliminate all human emotion and make everyone in Maple World his puppets. This could mean that serving the Black Mage and planning his resurrection is only a minor goal or not one at all. In the sixth chapter, he is depicted as a sadist, mercilessly taunting and goading the player and other Alliance members, eventually cruelly eliminating Lotus for failing him, and then, at the climax, poisoning the player's character in an ambush. Unfortunately for him, he is done in by his own cruelty. By killing Suu/Lotus, Orca/Orchid gained his powers, allowing her to save Edelstein from Black Heaven's bombs. And shortly afterwards, after setting his Generoids to self-destruct, he attempts to escape, only for the Generoids to latch onto his escape pod and beg their "father" to take them with him. The player uses the last of his/her strength to launch Gelimer and blow him up in midair; presumably, he perished in the explosion.
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