Why just "The Colossus"?

Ralanr··1 votes·989 views

Why not give Galio's title a better parallel to Sion's "Undead Juggernaut"? Something that expresses that he's actually alive and not some stone titan following orders.

"The living Colossus" or something much better that I can't think of.

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Escheton4 votes

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colossus

"Colossus, Colossos, or the plural Colossi, comes from the Ancient Greek kολοσσός meaning a giant statue, and may refer to:" Follows is a list of giant statues.

Okuma1 votes

Good to know. Thanks!

Ralanr1 votes

Yes I know he's big and that title fits him. But he's also alive right?

What differs him from Malphite beyond location and flight ability?

Lanceworks1 votes

Malphite isn't really a statue. He's a much more primal, natural creature than Galio (Something that was clearly built by humans to facilitate their own goals).

Sharjo2 votes

I guess because he is the only colossus. There are juggernauts other than Sion I'd imagine, but Galio's always been a pretty unique entity.

Ralanr1 votes

The what's Malphite?

Sharjo4 votes

The Monolith.

Ralanr1 votes

You win this round.

Sharjo1 votes

[slayer-pantheon-thumbs]

Okuma1 votes

Galio is massive. The title fits him pretty well.

Zezockary1 votes

The Colossus of Justice

How can he seek justice if he is not living? Also, I feel like an "of" in his title feels right.

Sukishoo1 votes

Where was that revealed?

Ralanr1 votes

It's in the thumbnail of the video.

Sukishoo1 votes

oohhhh...

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