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Theories > Heresy Rider Theory
Written By Geoffrey Duke, April 2003
The Heresy program, for the want of a better word, possessed a baby coolia, which quickly grew up/evolved into a dragon in the care of the first dragon rider. Lundi named the "creature" Lagi and though possessed, Lagi acted, and felt of his own free will. Imagine the results of the Heresy program downloading itself into a baby human. Is it even possible? There's no doubt in my mind. A human stands a greater chance of surviving, has a superior intellectual capacity and would make a perfect dragon companion. If the Heresy program occupied a person at the same time it occupied a coolia (i.e. when Panzer Dragoon Zwei began), that person would've become an adult by the time Lagi swooped to the skies again in Panzer Dragoon (18+ years later). The Sky Rider could've been... the Heresy program itself, simply in yet another form. The Heresy program is said to be separated into different parts working as the same whole; just how many biological parts can the program host at once? If the Sky Rider was a human host for the Heresy program, it would explain why the Sky Rider wasn't Lagi's first rider (obviously, he needed to grow up). The rider would still have his free will as Lagi did but he'd feel driven to destroy the Towers. Along the same line of reasoning, if the Heresy program could merge with a human, then harboring itself in a drone isn't out of the question either. Further proof lies below:
  Here we see the raw unadulterated Heresy program, a huge four-limbed black butterfly-esque creature, releasing a trail of blue-white (green) energy particles shortly after being wounded inside Sestren. It plunges out of Sestren's tunnels and into the outside world; finding a host quickly becomes its top priority. Keep your eyes on those green particles...
 Here is the cutesy baby Lagi. The only difference between him (yes, Lundi refers to Lagi as a he) and a regular coolia is the blue-white energy glowing on his throat and of course a pair of wings. I needn't go into detail about the energy patch, but it's important to know that it powers the dragon's arrows of light (disruptive energy bursts).
The blue-white energy is the exact same colour in both images, and as such confirms the Heresy program's existence within Lagi. Does that mean all the mutant coolias the Elpis villagers were slaughtering were infested by it too, but killed before they could grow? Who can say?
 The green particles spiraling out of his wounded body suggest that the Sky Rider and the Heresy program were one and the same. A Heresy rider so to speak. He builds a telepathic bridge with Kyle more vivid and crystal clear than any vision Lagi can bring to bear. But like Lagi, he *can* communicate telepathically. He utters words throughout the mind link, which lessens any ambiguity, unlike Lagi's visions that by rule tend to be abstract.
Was he a mutant human hosting the Heresy program, then, or likewise a drone? Could it be we were never told the Sky Rider's identity because it wouldn't make sense? Because we wouldn't understand? My questions are interminable indeed, aren't they? No matter. We crave answers because we *do care*. I love figuring out the mysteries, however.
Sidenote: This theory was intended from the start to explore an insane possibility. In other words, I wrote it in jest. Whether you wish to give it any serious consideration or not is entirely up to you. >:)
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