Talk:Ouroboros

Inconclusive? You can clearly see the symbol on its forehead.Nub8 02:25, April 11, 2010 (UTC)

. . and on an unrelated note, I just noticed I've accidentally been using a completely different username this whole time. Very nice. Nub888 02:30, April 11, 2010 (UTC)

Oh, so that was you. Either way, upon examining the mark on little Pride's forehead, I see that it cannot be confirmed as an Ouroboros. It's entirely possible that it is, but the lack of detail makes it look like the circular mark that appears in various places on the Homunculi's bodies, like those marks that Wrath stabbed Greed through during their fight in Dublith. It'd be nice if it turned out to be his elusive Ouroboros, but there isn't quite enough information for us to say that it definitely is. CorbeauKarasu 04:53, April 11, 2010 (UTC)

Yeah.. I can see what you mean now that I've gone back and looked at it closer. Damn it, why must you always be right? > 3< Nub888 06:13, April 11, 2010 (UTC)

Does anyone agree with my theory that Ourboros is sorta like a blood seal for a Homunculus' soul? I will provide explanation if necessary.

&quot;I no really understand this language! Bye-bye!&#39; - Lin Yao 08:59, May 4, 2012 (UTC)

But they don't have souls. It's stated in both series and the manga. Tommy-Vercetti 13:18, May 4, 2012 (UTC)

I don't remember the manga saying they don't have souls. In fact, we know they have several. But, the idea of the Ouroboros being a blood seal would suggest that its destruction would compromise the Homunculus' existence and that just isn't the case. Are they merely stylistic? Do they mark the standard location of the Philosopher's Stone core inside the body? I dunno, but they aren't the same as Blood Runes. CorbeauKarasu 14:33, May 4, 2012 (UTC)

The innumeral souls inside the stones does not count for their soul. Even on our own page, which I assume you or someone wrote or at least approved "A philosopher's stone in place of a soul"

Tommy-Vercetti 15:24, May 4, 2012 (UTC)