Babilim
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Babilim is one of the worlds that are participating in The Game. It is based on Babylonian and Mesopotamian mythology and is named after the Hebrew name of the city of Babylon.
The World Representative of Babilim is 
Marduk.
The exiled soul of Babilim is Tiamat.
Overview
According to Marduk, the world of Babilim was formed from the remain of the dragoness Tiamat, a culmination of many dragons representing the force of destruction and chaos and was also his ancestor, following her defeat at his hands. Marduk used Tiamat's body to create heavens, earth, and all manner of things, including his aide Mushussu, and used the flesh and blood of Tiamat's child Kingu to create what would later become humanity of the world.
The world of Babilim also once had a structure called "Hanging Gardens of Babylon", a mystical paradise among the clouds that became the basis for many other worlds' hierarchical concept of heavens that exist above earth. However, the Gardens vanished without a trace one day, with nothing being recorded regarding its disappearance.
Transients
| Transients of Babilim | ||
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Notes
- The world was discovered in the game's files with the name "Enuma Elish" which is the name of the Babylonian creation myth (Enūma Eliš).
Shuichi's Sacred Artifact is a stone tablet from the Library of Ashurbanipal, an ancient library where texts of the Enūma Eliš and the Epic of Gilgamesh were discovered, and who's original owner might have hailed from this world.- The transients of Babilim are derived from various figures in Mesopotamian mythology:
- Marduk is based on the patron deity of Babylon.
- His companion Mushussu is based on Marduk's sacred animal.
Pazuzu is based on the Mesopotamian god of the southwestern wind.
Shamash is the Akkadian name of the Mesopotamian god of sun.- Tiamat is based on the primordial creatrix goddess of seas in Babylonian creation myth.
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