The Nest is an intricated twisted realm where souls can be placed by Soul Eater rather than Heaven, Hell, or Purgatory, or even The Empty. It is said that once a soul is dragged to the place, it is impossible to free them. The soul imprisoning inside the realm can be fatal to the victim, as their body will enter in a coma, then slowly defile and die.
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| - The Nest is an intricated twisted realm where souls can be placed by Soul Eater rather than Heaven, Hell, or Purgatory, or even The Empty. It is said that once a soul is dragged to the place, it is impossible to free them. The soul imprisoning inside the realm can be fatal to the victim, as their body will enter in a coma, then slowly defile and die.
- The Nest is a location in Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy. It is where Targent's headquarters is located, and is a vast, industrial city, with many factories about the place. This page is a . You can help the Professor Layton Wiki by expanding it.
- The Nest is a map featured in Battlefield 2: Modern Combat. It pits the United States Marine Corps against the Middle Eastern Coalition.
- When Damien arrived at the Project Lycanthrope facility to kill all the researchers and "rescue" Grace and her brothers, he called the building where they were housed "The Nest", according to Grace. While the building above was destroyed, the area below, where the illegal activities were performed, survived relatively untouched. The underground tunnels include hallways big enough for Grace and her brothers to move around in and a large room with enough room to allow Nanase and Vlad to fly around freely. Overlooking this large room is a glass-walled room that Damien interrogated Grace in.
- During the galaxy-wide conflict known as the Clone Wars, the Onderon rebels built and maintained the nest, a wooden fort built on a mountain that they used in their fight against the Sanjay Rash, the illegitimate King of Onderon, who had allied with the Separatist Alliance.
- The original settlement of the Pioneers on the main island, the Nest was built in a short time, with no consideration of comfort or luxury. The Founders needed little else besides shelter from the hostile environment and a place to call their own. It received its name from its wide platforms perched atop giant columns upon the floor of a deep crater, a giant scar left on the island from the days of an equally ancient war.
- The Nest was the name given to the main crew lounge of the Nebula-class starship USS Eagle. Like on the starships of the related Galaxy-class, the lounge is located at the very front of deck ten. However differently to the larger vessel, The Nest also occupies parts of deck nine. While the lower part contains the bar and a number of comfortable sitting arrangements the upper part is a dedicated mess hall complete with food replicators. The lower part of The Nest also serves as a venue for special events such as receptions, weddings or musical recitals.
- The Nest is the focus of the final mission, Sunrise, in the Campaign of Advance Wars: Days of Ruin. The Nest is is Caulder's base of operations and the central research facility for his organization, IDS. It is extremely powerful, with two tiles having the ability to build any unit for free, including Seaplanes. The Nest is armed with 5 cannons, the far left and far right of which can rotate on 45 degree angles, and two mortar launchers, one attached to each rotating cannons. These weapons fire after Caulder finishes repairing and supplying units.
- The Nest serves as the Consortium's most powerful first-party computing cloud. It is an elaborate network of all Government-associated (Party or Consortium) planetary artificial intelligences on all five of the Ark System's worlds. Through it, high-tier Party and Consortium officials and military coordinators can perform some of the most complex calculations and simulations in a heartbeat (of course this is by not taking into account travel-lag, though the system is based upon FTL-relays). All the while, the information present on the network remains completely segregated from the Public Network, ensuring security and efficiency.
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