WARFRAME | The Vessels and The People of Duviri look very similar... #whispersinthewalls

So... after spending way too much time in Duviri recording video I noticed something odd but could have meaning. There's a lot of similarity between these two entities and I'm wondering is it just DE using similar models to save time or does the connection Entrati has with Duviri mean something here?

#tennocreate #whispersinthewalls #warframe #duviriparadox
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[EmceeJoseph]

The Duviri people do look strangely mechanical/doll-like

[EmceeJoseph]

I forgot how the Operator has never been to Duviri. Only the Drifter and the Warframes.

[srbingham]

Have you seen the picture someone took of how the "reclining" Dominus Thrax statue that you jump around in the Duviri Loading Space is posed *exactly* the same way as the reclining Vessel in WitW?

I can't tell if that's because Duviri is just filled with nods, themes, and imagery to things that players will encounter later in the game, or if there's a deeper meaning/connection.

[risel]

Seems like it could just be a popular artstyle by the Orokin. Since Tales of Duviri is a storybook, it would stand to reason that the illustrations within might possibly share a similar aesthetic with other forms of art. Thus, when the Void actualized Duviri, the denizens took on that design choice.

[SkyEcho]

Well if you recall what was on the Zariman tablets in duviri. The "Tales of Duviri" was supposed to be a protection against void madness.

Specifically it's described as "A Tool for emotional regulation in the event of void exposure". So it could be that the book of Duviri was made by Albrecht. Which would also explain why he made the vessels that way.

[xenotundra]

The physical resembalnce id chalk up to them both being based on greek/renaissance anatomical drawings and statues, and less Albrecht constructing them both. I am certain he was the stranger of course, and that he knew the drifter would escape duviri.

[johnpayne]

A wild thought: perhaps the Orokin are wrong about Continuity - that the some vestige of source identity remains in the yuvan, but it resides in the subconscious. Only the reality-bending Void can release it. Entrati believes that his physical self went to Duviri, but it was a partial self, not him, that did. His memories are nothing but dreams of the other.

[DEATHERANIAN]

Interesting, guess maybe we will find out more soon

[DragonxFlutter]

This is just helping confirm my latest theory. To cosmic forms (to confront Wally) from tangent planes (we use Duviri) we end where we began (to complete our journey to Tau).

[thimovijfschaft]

Wait maybe the maws got into Duviri because we used transference on them during the War Within. Maybe these vessels ate supposed to be people in the Duviri.

[bazukata]

He has note where He say He was in diviri

[trethedonplaysstuff]

Mother/Euleria wrote the Tales of Duviri book. So she probably took inspiration from her father's work when making it.

[MLWL]

getting inspiration from his own daughter fairytale is kinda funny.

[oniontaster]

"I went to the one place in time he could not easily reach" also the only place we know of mostly outside his reach is duviri

[nickolaslannes]

I think he was there too. But maybe one of his versions... ? Like the king of duviri, is the drifter too? Look how the people calls him, "the king is back"...

[Havok]

I feel like the Tenno being in Duviri in the original trailer was never meant to be literal. Just an allusion to the story idea of the Tenno sending aid through the void, like the Warframes and weapons.