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BRAUM IS IMMORTAL

CZtoY74LCU··10 votes·1,907 views

Braum, A GRANDMOTHERS GRANDMOTHER TOLD STORYS ABOUT HIM. so hes old as all hell. He believes theres good in everyone. RITO WHY HAS BRAUM AND AMUMU NEVER MET, WHY IS THERE NO SKIN TO SHOW BRAUM BEFRIENDING THE LITTLE MUMMY i mean BRAUM CANT DIE..SO AMUMU MAKES ONE FRIEND. RITO ANSWER FOR YOUR SINS.

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GreenLore8 votes

Its theorized that Braum is iceborn,thus he can theoretically live forever.

However iceborn can still be killed,so if Braum tried to befriend with amumu,amumu might accidently kill him.

Kadavik2 votes

But he doesn't even need to get close to him.

Braum "Cold heart just need warm smile"

GreenLore1 votes

I wouldn't trust amumu not to use his Q on Braum,after all amumus face always looks like this: Q_Q

Kadavik1 votes

Amumu Hug me please! Q_Q Braum Aaaaaarrrggghhhhhh! It buuuuuuuurrrrnnnnns!

And thats why Amumu ults into the middle of your team.

Edit: JK nothing can hurt Braum

HowPlayGAEM4 votes

Braum also doesn't actually die in-game. After his respawn timer expires, his animation is him jumping all the way to home base. Basically, he just gets temporarily knocked out.

Dreamspitter1 votes

Like Zed and Ekko ?

hexarte2 votes

This I would like to read about. I'm a huge fan of League loredom....

Chespin20131 votes

I think in terms of his lore being told he is really just kinda like a folk tale if you think about it. Yes the man is very strong but that's not really any proof if he is ancient. Really the way his lore is being explained is he just some folk tale being told by some grandma to her granddaughter. So really Braum existed long ago perhaps during the times when the grandma was younger perhaps the age of her grandchild. Heck even his animation that was shown on when he was released portrayed him as someone from a folk tale. Really Braum's identity is like the strong hero from a fairy tale like the ones from grimm fariytales that originated in europe. But yes Amumu could use more friends :D.

Tesla Effect1 votes

If we had a timeline for the setting and if we could differentiate whats a folk tale and whats actual true historical saying, then it would be a lot easier to explain Braums nature.

VulcanIsHere1 votes

Who said the lore was happening in current time? It could be happening a thousand years down the line for all we know.

Stars Shaper1 votes

Amumu is too short and Braum can't see him behind the shield.

Ironclad Dragon1 votes

Braum isn't a person exactly, but an ideal. Many men have borne the mantle of Braum, a succession of men who, instead of realizing that the world is doomed and everything is meaningless or that pleasure is the only thing that matters, have realized compassion is what truly matters. Such men are rare indeed, not to crack under the pressure and give in.

And I'm just bullshitting you, and think there's only one Braum, but that's nonetheless a cool idea. There needs to be more light in fiction.

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