Creatures of Sonaria

The story of the Guardian Keys has remained largely unchanged since Wolfregon: "Balance must always be maintained on Sonaria. Guardians may come and go from Sonaria, visiting their other worlds, and their absence is indicated by the complete fading of the glow of their statues. The keys maintain balance on Sonaria during the Guardians' extended absences, replacing their power." The combined power of all Guardians must be present on Sonaria in some form at all times, even if one Guardian is off-planet, so it is replenished by the keys. Runes and symbols can sometimes be seen around Sonaria, indicating the location of specific Guardian Keys.
Furthermore, each Guardian has acquired a confirmed personality trait. While the intentions of the Guardian performing the puppetry may be unknown, any being freed from this fate will retain fragmented memories for the rest of their days. This often leads to increasing madness and delirium, with beings experiencing fragmented thoughts that are not their own and hearing whispers in languages ​​they do not understand. This anomaly, known as "residual consciousness," is believed to be a very powerful and incredibly dangerous side effect of puppetry.

Confirms Wolfragon's knowledge. "These are the deities of the known universe and the only beings responsible for the existence and maintenance of the cycle of life." These beings create and destroy life at will. — already confirms the information contained in the old document about Wolfragon, adding that they alone are responsible for this.
"United into a collective 'council' of deities, these beings, possessing incomprehensible power, possess varying abilities, as well as varying ages, intentions, and personalities. Functioning as a single, unified group, the full power of the Guardian Council is virtually unstoppable."—conclusively confirming that, within the approximate timeline of the Sonar universe, not all Guardians are of the same age.
"A Guardian can also demonstrate their power through the embodiment of their ideologies."
Guardians can also demonstrate their power by embodying their ideologies now.
"Overseer Avatars" are now better referred to as "Overseer Incarnations" - virtually everything else about these Overseer Incarnations remains unchanged, and we clarify that these incarnations are indeed the metaphorical eyes of the Overseers and an expression of their will.
It has now been confirmed that Guardians can and do perform "Guardian puppetry," where a Guardian seizes control of an ordinary being, almost telepathically, against their will. While the intentions of the Guardian performing the puppetry may be unknown, any being freed from this fate will retain fragmented memories for the rest of their lives. This often leads to increasing madness and delirium, with beings experiencing fragmented thoughts that aren't their own and hearing whispers in languages ​​they don't understand. This anomaly, known as "residual consciousness," is believed to be a very powerful and incredibly dangerous side effect of puppetry.

Regarding reincarnation and resurrection, the content is also quite similar: "Another phenomenon observed on Sonaria is the rapid resurrection of fauna. Some creatures have been observed to be reincarnated or return in their previous physical form. Regarding memory, creatures' memories between reincarnations or resurrections are completely random. Some return with fully preserved memories, some have fragmented memories, and some have no memories of their past lives at all." Currently, no correlation or pattern has been identified in the amount of memory a creature loses upon reincarnation. Thus, the cause of reincarnation and resurrection almost certainly influences Sonaria's unusually high population, but the reasons for this phenomenon remain unknown.
The information about the Guardians from Wolfragon's description remains largely unchanged, but is supplemented with new information that confirms, clarifies, or adds new information:
"There are eight omnipresent beings called Guardians."

Although Guardians cannot be perceived by lesser beings, each has physical incarnations that roam the world. These incarnations are not the Guardians themselves, but merely their puppets, eyes of perception, and physical will in the World, each serving their Guardian. They are presumed to resemble their Guardian's true form, but the appearance of the Guardian itself is unknown. These incarnations are presumably the playable Guardians, obtainable in the game. A Guardian was born -> the Universe was created with Sonaria at its center -> the Guardians reached out to the stars, creating a vast number of new planets with their unique inhabitants -> Sonaria became a gathering place for various species of unique creatures. As for creatures, Sonaria's inhabitants also originate from numerous other worlds. The Guardians control a vast number of planets, and each is used to create new species capable of thriving in the Sonarian environment. This means that the Guardians are constantly introducing new creatures to Sonaria, and since most of them come from completely different ecosystems, Sonaria has become extremely ecologically diverse.
It is noted that the Guardians seem to be constantly trying to innovate and improve their creations, but the reasons for this, as well as why they bring species to Sonaria, may well be related to exploitation.
Creatures unable to survive in Sonaria's harsh ecosystem are doomed to extinction. The colossal skeletons of ancient titans scattered across the continents serve as a grim reminder. Not a single one of these gigantic creatures survived. They were likely failed experiments by the Guardians or victims of a rapidly changing environment to which they could no longer adapt and which no longer provided them with food.

The Guardians themselves are believed to be the creators of the universe, having been born before its creation. While Guardians rarely interact directly, they are known to be more active during their seasons or through the ideas they embody. In the document, Wolfragon lists the names and titles of all eight Guardians. At the time of publication, seven names were known, six of which are present in the game, and the Angelic Guardian (initially hidden behind a solid block of symbols to generate interest in the species) will be revealed later.

The eighth Guardian, whose name was also concealed, appeared in the document even later, and in the week of its release, it was revealed that it was the Guardian of Aegion. Following the introduction of the Guardian of Aegion, official pronunciations of each Guardian's "alternate" names were included. Even after the description of Erythia, all Guardians have an alternate name, which remains canon in the official backstory.

Besides Sonaria, the planets from which all beings originate were created independently by the Guardians. These planetary systems are several light-years apart, making travel between them rare. Sonaria itself, due to its unique location, is at least 1,000 light-years away from any galaxy.

In the past, it was claimed that long ago, human tribes lived on Sonaria, but were driven to extinction by predators. It is unknown whether this is related to the claim about Sonaria and the archipelago, as this would imply that the planet Sonaria is not part of Earth.
Sonaria (also known as the Sphere) resembles a snow globe: the earth is uncurved and floats motionless in space, revolving around its sun and moon. The physical characteristics of the world are constantly changing at the behest of the Guardians—deities who existed before the creation of the universe. As the center of the universe, Sonaria is subject to unusual phenomena: battles between Guardians lead to frequent natural disasters, and time flows significantly faster here.

Sonaria is not a standalone ecosystem. Rather, it is populated by creatures from several different planets that make up the rest of the universe. These creatures were introduced to Sonaria by the Guardians as part of an "ecological test" to find "promising species"—creatures capable of adapting to Sonaria's diverse environment. These promising species are owned by the Guardians and are prized by their creators. Creatures deemed unpromising remain on Sonaria and are typically doomed to extinction. The first of these were several enormous creatures, whose remains can still be found on Orb.

Sonaria is just one island in a vast archipelago. The planet on which this archipelago is located is many times larger than Earth. It contains continents inhabited by much larger creatures—the smallest of which are the size of a Boreal Guardian.

Aquatic creatures are no exception, some as large as Sonaria itself. Around the time Naut sent this image, two skeletons of such creatures could be found in Sonaria's oceans, embedded in an island.

Sonaria Island is home to smaller creatures due to the biological phenomenon of island dwarfism. It boasts an extraordinary diversity of species: some migrate to the island and remain there, while others are washed ashore after storms.

Very few creatures possess the stamina to cross the ocean and reach another landmass. Ura is one such creature, which is why they are rarely seen in canon. They often swim to and from the island, using their ability to control the wind to stay afloat without tiring.