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Persons, places, or things that can trigger a divergence, or branch, across multiple worlds. Branch phenomena occur when enough magic particles are in an area, and all relevant conditions are met. However, a singularity is not recorded as such until after a branch occurs.
— Official Game Definition, Drakengard 3

Singularities are entities that create branches in a timeline.

It is unknown as to who or what can be considered a singularity until a branch occurs.

Known Singularities[]

Trivia[]

  • It is likely that all the main protagonists of the series (A2, Fio...) are also singularities.


Characters
Playable Characters
Intoners
ZeroOneTwoThreeFourFive
Dragons
Mikhail / MichaelGabriella
Non-Playable Characters
Disciples
CentOctaDecadusDito
Other Characters
AccordCaerulaGabrielOnePartition
Locations
Midgard
Land of Seas
Zero's CottageCoastSunken CityShrine of Seas
Land of Mountains
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Land of Forests
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Land of Sands
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Cathedral City
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Lore
Angels
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Terms
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