The Myrmidon is an enemy in Final Fantasy XIII, fought in the Hanging Edge and Pulse Vestige. It is fast, but can be Staggered easily.
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Myrmidon staggered.
Etymology[]
The Myrmidons or Myrmidones were a legendary people of Greek history. They were brave warriors, trained and commanded by Achilles, as described in Homer's Iliad. According to Greek legend, they were created by Zeus from a colony of ants and therefore took their name from the Greek word for ant, myrmex. In keeping with the theme of the other Tilters, its name also means "one who follows orders without question, protest, or pity", which is quite fitting for a war-machine.
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- If one analyzes the Myrmidon's appearance, it somewhat resembles the Hunters of the Halo series of games for the Xbox, Xbox 360, and PC.
- The last part of its Japanese name translates as "Krieger", a German word, meaning "Warrior".
- Interestingly, its German name, "Orion-Drohne", translates into "Orion Drone", even though an enemy called "Orion" exists in the game and is of the same Type/Subtype.
- In Final Fantasy XIII-2, Myrmidon is seen in screenshots in Bresha Ruins -005 AF- in sunny weather, but it actually does not appear in the game.