HORIZON

Tilda is a mysterious figure who keeps little information about her life. She is fond of art, with several works of art depicting ancient gods hanging in her mansion. Unlike the rest of Farsenith, who look down on the human tribes, Tilda is the only one who shows respect for certain groups, such as the Aloy and Silens.[15][1] She shows little respect for the other Zenith, viewing them as naive self-absorbed beings who have ruined the limitless opportunities offered by their immortality.[9]

Tilda had a relationship with Elizabeth Sobek, although they broke up before the Pharaoh's plague due to differing needs in their relationship.[6] Tilda grew up in isolation,[17][18][6] which may contribute to her profound grief over losing Elizabeth's love and later leaving her to die on Earth. When the Zenith created Beta to utilize Elizabeth's Alpha rights, Tilda initially saw this as an opportunity to reconnect with the reborn Elizabeth, secretly communicating with Beta through the Personal Data Channel. However, she eventually abandoned Beta upon realizing she was too different from her long-lost lover, cutting off access to the Channel and pretending that no contact had ever occurred. Upon meeting Aloy and reviewing her life journals stored in the Focus, Tilda saw her as the "best possible embodiment" of Elizabeth and was determined to take her aboard the Odyssey when she left Earth to escape Nemesis, whether Aloy agreed or not.

As Aloy and her teammates gathered to prepare for the attack, Tilda guided them through the Zenith base and watched Beta release Hephaestus into the Zenith's printing press, enabling it to rapidly produce combat machines against the Specter army. After Silens used his tools to permanently destroy Zenith's shields (including Tilda's), Tilda pursued Gerard to prevent his escape. While Aloy and Zoe killed Erik, the rest of her Zenith teammates were annihilated by Hephaestus's machines. At the top of the Far Zenith base, Tilda attacked Gerard, shooting him through a doorway and killing him with a plasma bullet in the back in front of Aloy and Beta, whom Aloy had just rescued. Seeing a hologram of Nemesis, Tilda concluded that Aloy and Beta were aware of this and revealed the truth at Aloy's request. Tilda further explained that Nemesis was the true source of the extinction signal and was coming to destroy Earth on its own after Hades failed to do so. Tilda then told Aloy that the world would inevitably perish at the hands of Nemesis. And he told her that they had to escape to one of the planets by boarding the Odyssey, and suggested using Gaia to create new life there.
However, driven by her devotion to Earth and her friends, Aloy categorically refused to abandon it. Tilda was unyielding, openly stating that Beta was an "inferior copy" of her lover, and that Aloy was the best version of Elizabeth. She vowed to force Aloy to come with her, refusing to repeat the mistake of a thousand years ago that left Elizabeth behind, claiming that Aloy would forgive her after centuries. Tilda then summoned the Specter Prime, the most advanced Exofram in Zenith's possession, and manipulated it in an attempt to subdue and abduct Aloy. While Beta escaped into hiding, Aloy continued to resist Tilda and fought against the Specter Prime. Despite Tilda's best efforts, Aloy destroyed the Specter Prime, and Tilda perished in the resulting explosion.

Tilda took Aloy to the ruins of her old mansion and left her there to recover. When Aloy awoke, Tilda brought her breakfast. Of course, Aloy doubted Tilda's intentions after what the Zenith had done, until Tilda showed her her old Focus. Tilda then explained her knowledge of the Silens manipulating the Regalla rebellion. She proposed that the two infiltrate the Zenith base during the Tenacht attack to kill the Zenith and recover Gaia and Beta, then restore the ecosystem and use Apollo to educate the human race as Elizabeth intended, claiming Gerard wanted to use Gaia to recondition the world, killing all life except the Zenith. However, Aloy refused to sacrifice Tenacht, although Tilda saw no other option until the huntswoman urged her to open a data channel to Beta, risking detection. After Aloy told Beta to wait a moment, she whispered something to Beta but refused to reveal it to Tilda. She then promised that after she buried Var, she would end the Regalla rebellion, leaving the Silens with no choice but to side with their anti-shield weapon. Tilda suggested she use the EMP cell from Horus and promised to join her at the base if she brought Silens to negotiate.
After Aloy successfully thwarted Regalla's rebellion and forced Sylens into cooperation, at her base she introduced a traitorous Zenith to Sylens. Sylens immediately suspected her true intentions, as he knew the truth about Nemesis. Furthermore, Aloy's other companions didn't trust her either, but they allowed her to participate in the final attack on the Zenith base, as she was the only one with access. Tilda awaited the attack on the Zenith base, answering any questions Aloy had about her and the Sirius civilization. She revealed details about the past of Gerard, Erik, the other Far Zeniths, and her own life, including some interactions with Elisabet, but did not reveal the truth about the colony's downfall or about Nemesis.
As Aloy and her teammates regrouped to prepare for the attack, Tilda guided them through the Zenith base and watched Beta release Hephaestus into the Zenith's printing press, enabling it to rapidly produce combat machines against the Specter army. After Silens used his tools to permanently destroy Zenith's shields (including Tilda's), Tilda pursued Gerard to prevent his escape. While Aloy and Zoe killed Erik, the rest of her Zenith teammates were annihilated by Hephaestus's machines. At the top of the Far Zenith base, Tilda attacked Gerard, shooting him through a doorway and killing him with a plasma bullet in the back in front of Aloy and Beta, whom Aloy had just rescued, upon seeing the hologram.

The Zeniths searched several Zero Dawn facilities for backups but found none, until they received an unidentified data signal pointing to LATOPOLIS. Tilda traveled there with Gerard, Beta, and Erik Visser, where they not only found backups of GAIA but also another clone of Sobek, named Aloy, whom Tilda speculated was created by the original GAIA as a last resort to reboot the terrain reconstruction system. She tried to recruit Aloy, but Gerard refused and ordered Erik to kill her. While her allies assumed Aloy was unlikely to have survived the collapse of RECLUSE SPIDER, Tilda suspected otherwise. She later found Aloy's destroyed Focus, repaired it, and gained access to the data within.

Tilda discovers the identity of the being emitting the energy waves: Silens. She keeps this information to herself and begins hacking the Focus of the Children of Prometheus, knowing Silens is too cautious for her to do so. She learns that Silens is supplying machine-controlling tools to Regalla's rebels, and in exchange for helping overthrow Hegarro, she will lead the entire Tenacht force in an attack on the Zenith base—an attack from which they have no chance of survival. At some point, she also learns that Silens has created a device capable of disabling the Zenith's personal shields, although she never fully understands how he developed it in the first place. By reading Aloy's Focus, Tilda also learns about Aloy's life and concludes that she is a superior version of Elizabeth compared to Beta. Seeing this as an opportunity to rectify the mistakes that left the love of her life behind a thousand years ago, Tilda plans to betray the other Zenith, take Aloy and Gaia aboard the Odyssey, and leave Earth behind.
Although Aloy and her team attempted to lure Zeniths away, their plan failed as they were directly tracking the Hephaestus's location, leading them to the GEMINI Cauldron. Tilda joined Gerard and Erik as they raided the Cauldron, where Aloy and Beta were merging Hephaestus with the Gaia. While Gerard stunned Aloy and Erik killed Varl and captured Beta, Tilda sneaked in to rejoin Aloy and used the opportunity to betray Zeniths by unleashing a flash of light that temporarily stunned Aloy and temporarily blinded the Zeniths, who were protected by their shields.

Tilda acts as a middleman in negotiating the Zero Dawn trade deal, contacting Elizabeth to obtain a copy of the APOLLO database in exchange for the ectogenetic room. Elizabeth almost cancels the deal when she and Travis Tate discover Hank Shaw's attempts to steal GAIA for Farsenith, to which they retaliate by sending logic bombs. Tilda denies any knowledge of Project Ansu and manages to convince her former lover of the necessity of APOLLO for Farsenith's survival efforts, but Elizabeth interrupts her while Tilda is thanking her, unwilling to commit emotionally.

After leaving Earth, using advanced longevity technology, Tilda and the other Zenith were able to completely halt the aging process, ultimately making them immortal. They arrived at the Sirius star system and established a colony there, equipped with all the necessary technology to satisfy their needs. Once again, Tilda found herself alone, though surrounded by many who were content with using machines to cater to their desires and exploring virtual worlds, believing they could create a utopia. Her best friend was the shame of leaving Elizabeth to die on Earth. Nevertheless, she got along well with the more amiable Zenith, such as Stanley, Chen Song Jiao, and Anika Murgiani.
While it's unclear whether Tilda was involved in the creation of Nemesis, she was one of only thirteen Zenith who escaped back to the Odyssey and survived the destruction of their colony by their own creation. Knowing that Nemesis would continue to hunt them, Tilda suggested they return to Earth to retrieve biomass and technology for the long journey. The Zenith then conspired to steal a copy of Gaia, or Gaia herself, before leaving Earth to fall under Nemesis's mercy. While the Zenith searched for a planet orbiting a particular star to settle on, knowing that Nemesis would be unable to find them, they created a clone of Sobek Beta to use her gene printing to access Zero Dawn's facilities. En route back to Earth, Beta was placed in a learning module and educated by Apollo. Wanting to contact Beta, Tilda created an information channel allowing Beta access to her virtual mansion on Earth, claiming Beta needed exposure to culture due to her cold and calculating upbringing. Although her later statements indicated it was actually an attempt to find what she had found in Elizabeth. A few months later, Tilda shut down the information channel, claiming that the other Zenith would punish Beta if it were discovered, so she immediately cut off all contact. And then they pretended that the information channel never existed when Beta met the Zenith in person.

Tilda van der Meer is the main antagonist in Horizon Forbidden West and is a character mentioned only once in Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores. She is a complex and mysterious character with a special connection to a distant past.
Tilda has silver-white hair and a distinctive appearance that sets her apart from the other two "main" Zenith, distinguishing her from Verbena, Sutter, and the other eight unnamed survivors. Her attire is a luxurious ivory-white half-dress embellished with gold.
Tilda was born around 2025 into a wealthy family. At the age of eight in 2033, she narrowly survived a terrorist attack that triggered a massive flood in her city, when her father locked her in a waterproof vault before going to look for her mother. Tragically, Tilda's parents both died in the flood. Her guardians sent her to boarding school, where she was treated as an outcast due to her orphaned status. She developed a fascination with classical paintings, particularly the works of Dutch masters. Early in her career, she combined her love of art with her computer engineering genius, creating a program capable of detecting forgery with unparalleled accuracy, known as YCITT. Tilda eventually expanded YCITT into a suite of security and counterintelligence applications, transforming it into a method for collecting highly valuable data. Within years, she had become a leading data broker, trading billions of dollars worth of secrets while maintaining her anonymity. She met and befriended Elisabet Sobeck in Paris, encountering her the morning after Elisabet gave a keynote speech on AI ethics, which greatly impressed Tilda. Tilda was surprised and tried to maintain her anonymity, but Elisabet already knew Tilda. The two subsequently developed a romantic relationship, but eventually broke up when they both desired different things in a relationship—a decision Tilda regretted.
Life at the peak
Far Zenith, a group of futuristic experts comprised of the world's wealthiest elite, sought out her expertise and, despite her concealment of identity, welcomed her into their ranks. Initially, Tilda was fascinated by Far Zenith's vision of a new future for humanity, where they could explore space without fear of death or disease. She eventually realized that Far Zenith intended this future to be exclusively for the rich and powerful, but it was too late to turn back. As the Faro plague devastated the biosphere, Tilda accepted an invitation to aboard the Odyssey. She wanted Elizabeth to accompany her, but Elizabeth had already joined Project Zero Dawn.

Zō is Varl's beloved companion, a gentle wanderer of the Forbidden West.

Cotallo is the Marshal of Tenacht, and the main ally who appears in Horizon Forbidden West
. Cotallo is a tall man. He wore a woven gray sleeveless crop top, and a similar gray knee-length skirt adorned with yellow feathers, both decorated with blue and yellow beads, and had shoulder armor on his right shoulder. He also wears armor on both sides and wooden beads around his neck. After losing his left arm due to being stabbed by Bristolback, Unlike many Tenakts, who walk barefoot. His black hair is braided into several braids and shaved on the sides and back. As a marshal, Cotallo's tattoos and face paint are mostly white and blue with triangular

patterns. It seems that Cotallo's ears are swollen and deformed, which may be the result of a quarrel in the past
. [2] He was raised by his unit at the Fortress after losing his parents in a clash of clains. When you grow up, Cotallo became a brilliant warrior. Catches the attention of Tecotteh, the commander of the Sky Clan. During Red Red, Cotallo fought alongside Te Cotteh against Karja and led his units dangerously climbing the top of the Dont. He opened the Gate of Barren Light from the enemy side. [3]

Although this action made him a hero among the Sky tribe, Tecotte secretly feared that Cotallo would become a rival for his command. Unbeknownst to him, Cotallo had no interest in rising above his status. As a result, Tecotte sends Kotallo to Kulrut, knowing that if he survives, he will be able to survive. He would have to abandon the tribe to serve as chief hegarro's marshal. Cotallo saw the "honor" as an exile that he could not refuse, a betrayal from the man he once thought was his father. When Cotallo was victorious at Kullrut, [3] Cotallo was at the embassy at Barrenlight, secretly contacting the Sky Clan to arrive without Te Cotteh's knowledge. He was the only marshal to survive the ambush of Regalla and her rebels, and did not escape unscathed. As he used his body to defend against the Bristol Back, the rebels were rushing in. [4] This injury caused his status among Tenacht to collapse. In a tribe that respects strength above all else. Such a wound was considered a serious
disgrace, joining the team of Alois
Cotallo, was taken to the base. [3] While Cotallo was quite introverted, he often trained against the Sunwings who lived above the base

.

Alva is a prophet from the distant tribe of Quen. She travels to the land of Forbidden in the West as part of research expeditions She appears as the main character in the game Horizon Forbidden West, and as a minor character in the game Burning Shores
. She was able to rise to the status by becoming a seer, which not only brought honor to her family, but also to her family. But she also helped protect them from flooding to some extent by finding refuge in the capital of Quen and preventing the drought that threatened the Empire by increasing its food supply. However, going to a research institute means separation and not being able to see each other again without special permission and escort. She had a conflict with a colleague named Federa. "I hate you to the core", but the two fall in love.

Alva was one of the prophets who worked for years to find a way to restore Leviathan, but to no avail. During this period, They have recovered a lot of information about Irene. Sasaki[4]

Later Alva was assigned as the second fortune teller of the Eastern Expedition to San Francisco,[5] led by the CEO with the goal of finding a solution to the bad weather and crop damage that threatened the tribe. At that time, her 14-year-old sister Elika had already become considerably thinner, despite receiving more supplies from Alva's station. Federa promises to wait for her, no matter how

long. This trip was much more dangerous than anyone expected. The hurricane sank most of the ships. Other ships got lost and were lost, and many soldiers died of disease and starvation before reaching the ruins of San Francisco. [2] Alva found information that guided the expedition to Ted Faro's Thebes Bunker,[6] but the number of deaths from the famine, and the Tenakt natives continued to rise as progress stalled and the secrets of Thebes remained out of reach. The CEO began to lose his mind. Eventually, Alva believed herself to be a true incarnation of Ted Faro, rather than just a title of honor, and executed anyone who said otherwise
. Curious and intelligent. She is relentlessly inquisitive and dedicated to her work, but she is also quite shy and self-confident

, although she cares deeply for her tribe. But Alva is well aware of Queen's systemic problems and is especially frustrated by the limitation of knowledge that comes from caregivers. This is further exacerbated when she learns that many of her ancestors (especially Ted Faro) It is not a wholesome role model as it is often said. The possibility of her loved ones being punished for her forbidden knowledge becomes a shadow that haunts her mind.

Artecka is a character in the game Horizon Forbidden West and is the only character mentioned in Burning Shores, serving as the commander of the Tenakth Lowland Clan
. Artecka was a member of Hegarro's unit, serving him in battle when he captured the Memorial Cemetery when Hegarro announced his goal to unite the tribes peacefully. Atekka quickly offered to join his unit. However, at Hegarro's request, She agreed to stay with the Lowland tribe to provide him with the support he needed within the tribe. After completing the traditional rituals, which included a brutal battle for five days, the Witnesses were able to get back on track. Atecka succeeded Hegaro as commander of the Lowlands. [1] Atekka's greatest
challenge as commander was the spread of red algae in the rivers of the lowlands. Marshal Fashav was sent to meet her and tried to find a solution, but they failed
. Ritakka's unit went to explore the coast of fire to determine if they could claim to expand the tribe's territory, or if
Aloy brought Poseidon back to Gaia. However, the river flowing into Thornmarsh is still contaminated.

The two discover that the Rebels are responsible by blocking the flow of water using a pile of dead machines, leaving no fresh water flowing through the Blood Choke in Thornmarsh. Atekka thanked Aloy for her help, and she was finally able to stand by her tribe and Hegarro
after this incident. She and her group joined Aloy.

Beta is the main character in the game Horizon Forbidden West and a minor character in the game Burning Shores

. Beta is a genetic clone of Dr. Elizabeth Sobek. A robotics scientist and engineer of the 21st century, she was created by Farr Johnson. Zenith and her genetic twin, Eloy
Beta is a genetic clone of Elizabeth. Sobek She looks exactly like Elizabeth and her other clone, Elizabeth. It has red hair and green eyes. However, Beta is thinner and paler than Aloy, which may be due to a lack of sunlight and exercise, as well as a different hairstyle. Focus device on the left temple instead of the right
beta. It was caused by an electrogenic chamber on the Odyssey on its way to Earth. She is allowed access to the APOLLO training interface, which is managed by Zenith, allowing her to study a variety of topics related to Zenith's goals as allowed. Her caregivers call Zenith her "benefactor" and promise that one day she will meet them in person after she has learned enough. Whenever she requests information beyond her parameters, she will be able to do so. She will be rejected[3] upon arrival on Earth. Beta is forced to work for Zenith, who claims it's her job to rebuild the world's conditioning system. However, she begins to suspect that Zenith is responsible for the extinction signal, intending to have Hades destroy the world and start over. When sent on missions inside the Spectre drone, Beta watches Zenith defeat any Primitive tribe they encounter, which makes her even more suspicious. Beta hopes to escape someday, but realizes she lacks the skills to survive in the jungle
after she is saved by Eli and her party. And the Farsenites were defeated. When Aloy returns to base, Beta excitedly welcomes her sister home. She is glad that all known Zenith is dead and expresses confidence that they will find a way to defeat Nemesis.
Due to her extensive college education from APOLLO, Beta is remarkably smart. [3]
It surpasses Aloy in terms of technical expertise and demonstrates a deep strategic understanding. Beta's cruel upbringing caused her to have severe anxiety and a great fear of the Zeniths. [2] She was also quite pessimistic. [11] Only encouragement from Aloy gives Beta the courage and confidence to face seemingly impossible

obstacles. Although she kept her distance from So,[26] and found Erende too noisy.

Rost, who is like a godfather and Aloy's adoptive father, is the one who raises, teaches, and messes up like his daughter.

Erend Vanguardsman is a recurring character in the Horizon series, being the main character in Horizon Zero Dawn, Horizon Forbidden West, and Horizon Hunters Gathering, as well as being the protagonist in the second volume of the Horizon Zero Dawn
comic series. Tall, large, light blue eyes. Dark brown hair with a mohawk style There are thick sideburns connected to the mustache. Erends often wore a suit of vanguard armor, which was made of strongly forged ocerum steel, held in place by a leather strap. In Horizon Forbidden West, Erend's mustache and sideburns seem to be getting longer, and some of his shaved hair starts to grow back
at first glance. Erend, too, looks like a typical Océram: brave, rude, proud of his family and heavily addicted to alcohol, but under the outward appearance is hidden a man who is struggling with depression and severe self-loathing. This attitude is due to the acceptance of one's own shortcomings, as well as the high standards set by her older sister, Ersa. Erendez often does things without thinking first, which affects the dialogue. However
, it causes either a comedy or an awkward tension. Erend is competent and expert when the situation calls for it. His personality grew significantly after the death of Ersa. He abandoned his desire to kill Derwahl and saw that he was handed over to Oserum. [13] He became a more rational man, obeying the orders of the overlord King Awad, and rising to the rank of captain during the final attack of the solar eclipse. Concentrated and calm in the face of danger

, Erendt is extremely loyal to his friends and allies. [14] Willing to follow Aloy into battle without hesitation,[14] and constantly reminding her that he would always be there for her if she needed help,[2] this loyalty also extended to physical items. [1

] Erend also shows a flirtatious side, as evidenced by his first
encounter with Aloy.

Xylen is a minor character in the Horizon series, appearing in Horizon Zero Dawn and Horizon Forbidden West, and as a minor character in The Frozen Wilds and Burning Shores

.
Some say he was expelled from the tribe for breaking the prohibitions, and left to survive in the cold lands. Some tell the story of an orphan whose parents were killed by a machine. So he trains himself to hunt them down in a never-ending cycle of revenge, and some even talk about shamans. A young man who discovers something ominous buried under the ice. An ancient mystery that changed his life forever[1]

as a young man Xylens travels to Ban-your, claiming to be the shaman of the distant Verak Owls Watch, where a runner from Ban-your, and Owls Watch confirms his identity. He quickly gained the trust of the Council, who invited him to a meeting at the Ice Cave of Malmstrom. [4
]
When the council returned to Malmstrom, the council was one of their most holy meetings. They also found that the cave had been looted. Antiquities from the Old World have been stolen, and holes have been drilled in ice and metal. Xylens is suspected of being very responsible. They sent people to hunt him down, but no one returned. When the messenger went to check with the Owl Guard. The one who had endorsed him disappeared as if the xylens had never existed. Some in the council began to wonder if Xilens was really a Banook. [4] The council proclaimed an oath of secrecy regarding any matter related to Xilens
. They are thirsty for knowledge and have endless curiosity. Throughout his life. He is obsessed with finding the origin of the machine and the fate of the elders. Xelenses are calm, determined, and difficult to restrain or sway. He pursues his goals with a firm heart and rarely considers morals. His calm charisma and intellect make him an expert at manipulating and exploiting others, as long as he gets the answers he wants. Xylens considers ignorance a curse, and he doesn't tolerate mysteries and traditions when they get in the way of what he wants to know. When APOLLO is discovered in the logs,

Vall is a character who appears frequently in the game Horizon Zero Dawn, and as the main character in the game Horizon Forbidden West
. He kept his personal problems to himself for the most part. At the same time, they find ways to better understand their own emotions, and thus understand the emotions of others. He shows patience and understanding. Let them deal with their own problems at their own pace, but also give advice when they can. However, he still expresses frustration in the form of sarcastic humor, or insists on what is necessary

before meeting Aloyvar. However, He never despised pagans on the basis of their lineage, and was willing to abandon tradition if circumstances required it. He felt a little uncomfortable outside the Holy Land, but did not insult the kingdom. [13] Varl showed that he was fully open to non-Nora, greeting Karja with a happy handshake,[17] and willing to learn about other tribes, asking for details about their tribe. From Cotallo [25]

Although he views Aloy as an "anointed one", he still treats her like a friend with respect for her feelings,[13] using the name only to tease her if he is annoyed. When he begins to learn the truth about the Old World, he is not alone. He accepted it surprisingly quickly. [25] He seems to have a particular interest in space. Far Zenith has been built within the base

, although he has great respect for Sona. But the relationship between Val and his mother is quite strained, due to her high standards and the pressure to maintain her reputation. So he responded to this with determination. [1] Zoe noticed that he was reluctant to talk about Sona to her, to the point that she had to ask Aloy about it.

However, He kept these feelings to himself without saying them.

GAIA is a powerful artificial intelligence that plays a crucial role in the events of Horizon Zero Dawn. It is the most powerful and advanced AI ever created, possessing advanced planetary engineering capabilities and serving as the principal AI controller of the Zero Dawn project. With its nine sub-functions, GAIA successfully oversaw the restoration of life on Earth after the devastating Pharaoh's plague.

However, hundreds of years later, a mysterious signal transformed GAIA's sub-functions into AI itself. One of these, HADES, a protocol designed to prevent extinction failures, attempted to seize control of Zero Dawn to wipe out all life once again. GAIA therefore resorted to self-destruction to protect itself. In the hope of stopping HADES and ultimately being recreated and restarted, GAIA created a clone of its creator, Dr. Elizabeth Sobek, who would have access to the core control system to eliminate HADES and defeat it. That clone was Aloy, the Nora hunter.
During development.

GAIA initially appeared as a simple, golden holographic sphere.[1][2] She later transformed into a holographic image of a tall, thin, middle-aged black woman with long, shoulder-length black hair that cascaded down her left side and wore a long robe. Her initial color was gold,[3] but she changed color several times during her final supplication.[4]

When Far Zenith was defeated, GAIA was sent back to base,[10] where she began recalculating options to capture Hephaestus once again, who escaped back into the Cauldron Network.

Eloise is the main protagonist of the Horizon series. She is a brave warrior of the Nora tribe. Aloy is a genetic clone of Dr. Elizabeth Sobeck, a robotics scientist and engineer from the 21st

century. GAIA created the ALOY to stop the evil AIDS HADES that is determined to reactivate the Pharaoh Plague to destroy living beings, and to repair the Artificial Intelligence itself after it destroys itself in an attempt to destroy the evil Artificial Intelligence. Aloy succeeds in saving life on Earth and humans in the new world created by Zerodawn. In doing so, She solves the mystery of why the world is the way it is, and also learns the true nature of her origins.
Aloe is a white girl, 1.68 meters (5 feet 6 inches) tall. She has long red hair and freckles on her cheeks and nose. [4] Her hair is gathered back and braided to the sides. She also has hair accessories such as beads. Her eyes are green and her eyebrows are slender. Hard exercise throughout her life has resulted in her excellent physical
condition. Aloy is curious. [10] In childhood, she was determined and determined to solve the mysteries of her world. She was quite stubborn and was annoyed by her ruler's adherence to the tribal laws of her ruler, Rost. [9] Unlike many of her tribes, who avoided the use of technology. Alois sees technology as a practical and unique tool that will help her in her mission. This belief arose when she used her focus power to save Teb from certain death. The early use of the Focus Power makes Aloy aware of the bigger picture outside of the Nora tribe, encouraging her to be more curious about the elders. In addition, She also began to doubt the myths and beliefs of the tribes, seeing the goddess of all things and what the tribe believed to be traces of her. It is literally just a remnant of the Zero Dawn project.