Kunpaetku Shrine | |
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Background music | Bred from the Gap |
Home to | Lizardman (SC) |
Kunpaetku Shrine, also called "The Edge of Chaos", is a stage featured in Soulcalibur, notably used by Lizardman. This stage is a variation of the Palgaea Shrine stage.
Profile[]
When Kunpaetku was promoted to the rank of grand priest, he schemed to create a troop of grotesque creatures within the dark order who were loyal only to him.
He had also secretly built a shrine that mirrored the design of the Palgaea Shrine. however, in contrast to the hellish heat of the Palgaea Shrine, poisonous fumes filled this place instead. Strange, ominous light also filled the recesses of the shrine, generated by the mysterious pools of glowing liquid that produced the poisonous gasses.
Though highly poisonous to humans, perhaps this environment was intended for the grotesque abominations of nature that dwell in this shrine.
Mission Battle mode[]
Kunpaetku Shrine 1[]
While traveling through various regions throughout western Asia, you hear about a lizard-like beast. You suspect that a dark order practicing black magic in this area is somehow responsible for it.
You discover that this group has a hidden shrine beneath the desert, and you decide to infiltrate it.
The interior of the shrine is laid out with complex, labyrinthian passageways.
You head to the central altar of the shrine first since it appears to be lightly guarded. Unfortunately, this strategy backfires.
Suddenly, a foul-smelling gas fills the area. Overwhelmed by the poisonous gas, your strength begins to drain away.
An armed pair of the order's members appear. They have already anticipated your arrival.
Kunpaetku Shrine 2[]
You've been captured by members of the dark order and thrown into a prison cell inside the underground shrine. It's unlikely that they'll allow you to live for long. You plot your escape plan inside your cell.
Several days later, you manage to escape, but that is only the beginning of your problems. You find it extremely difficult to find a path out of the underground shrine to the surface.
After wandering for several hours, you arrive at a narrow footbridge that leads to the path out of the shrine. The area around the bridge is a swamp that gives off poisonous gas, but going through this area is your only hope of escape.
You quickly run across the bridge. However, halfway across, you face the unexpected. Suddenly, both ends of the bridge begin the crumble and fall away!
A group of sword-wielding lizards appear on this narrow bridge and begin to close in. Although they are numerous in number, they seem to be underlings.
You have no choice now but to fight them all and break through.
Trivia[]
- In the Arcade and Japanese versions of Soulcalibur, this stage is called The Edge of Chaos. The Japanese version of the Dreamcast port calls it The Edge of Chaos (DARK) in the stage select screen to differentiate it from the Palgaea Shrine, which is also called The Edge of Chaos in those versions of the game.
- In overseas Dreamcast versions of the game, the background music gets renamed to "Born from Chaos".
Gallery[]
See Also[]
- Kunpaetku Shrine Ruin
- Kunpaetku Shrine - Dream Remnants
- Kunpaetku Temple: Serpentine Banquet
- Grand Shrine of Palgaea - Sea of Decay
- Shrine of the Snake God Palgaea
- Palgaea Shrine
- Palgaea Shrine - Ruins
- Palgaea Shrine - Lowest Level
Soulcalibur |
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Soulcalibur • Legend of Soulcalibur • Soulcalibur: Spirit Sword • Soulcalibur (Chinese Manhua) • Soulcalibur Original Soundtrack • Art Gallery |
Characters |
Arthur • Astaroth • Cervantes • Edge Master • Hwang • Inferno • Ivy • Kilik • Lizardman • Maxi • Mitsurugi • Nightmare • Rock • Seong Mi-na • Siegfried • Sophitia • Taki • Voldo • Xianghua • Yoshimitsu |
Stages |
The Colosseum • Chaos • City of Water • Emperor's Garden • Harbor of Souls • Hoko Temple • Kunpaetku Shrine • Maze of the Dead • Money Pit • Ostrheinsburg Castle • Palgaea Shrine • Proving Grounds • Shrine of Eurydice • Silk Road Ruin • Takamatsu Castle • The Adrian and The Fortress • Valentine Mansion • Water Labyrinth |