In Episode 11, Tzveta is defeated through the power of love and joins Pepesha for a drink before passing on.
She leaves a beautiful ring behind, which has a big snowflake on it.
Some fans theorize that the ring is the opposite of Stigma’s ring.
We also wonder if it might give the wearer special powers.
It might still be dangerous, so we hope the heroes take it to the Unilord for some advice.
Tzveta is now officially Pepesha’s mother, or at least her echo created by Stigma to be a weapon against Pepesha. With how personal this attack was, we hope that Pepesha is angry enough at Stigma to hopefully be able to stop him. However, just like in Episode 2, it seems like defeating enemies in Shy involves more heart-to-heart talking than fighting. That is what defeated Tzveta, after all, and it even got her to become an ally to the heroes.
Tzveta’s Defeat
Tzveta was defeated in Episode 11 through the power of love. Pepesha showed her how important her mother had always been to her, and it was enough for Tzveta to switch sides. Unfortunately, it did not last long: due to how she was created from negative emotion, Tzveta faded away, thankful for finally being free from what she calls a nightmare. She also left behind a strange, beautiful ring. We know that in Shy, rings can be very dangerous, especially when coming from Stigma. Is Tzveta’s ring dangerous too?
Tzveta’s Ring
Tzveta’s ring does look a little dangerous. It is pretty, and it has a large snowflake for decoration, but it is also rather dark, which reminds us of Stigma’s rings.
Now, the ring was left by Tzveta after she switched sides and asked Pepesha and Shy to stop Stigma. As a result, fans theorize that the ring might be an opposite of what Stigma’s ring was.
Stigma’s ring transforms people into monsters by making their pain visible in their appearance. Tzveta’s ring could directly counter Stigma’s ring, stopping it from turning people into monsters. Or, alternatively, it could give the wearer special powers related to snow and ice. In any case, fans seem to expect only the best from Tzveta now that she has had a nice drink and heart-to-heart talk with Pepesha.
However, it is not a bad idea to be vigilant. The ring could be bad news as well. We hope that Shy and Pepesha will actually be careful and bring the ring to the Unilord to be tested to figure out if it is actually safe for wearers.
Tzveta’s ring could be a sort of advantage for the heroes, or it could be some trap left behind by Stigma. What we hope for it to be is a nice goodbye present to Pepesha, which Tzveta left behind for no reason other than to be remembered by her daughter. Not that Pepeshe would ever forget her, but it is nice for her to have something other than old photos to reminisce about her mother.
Now that Tzveta is no longer an enemy, we wonder, what does the ring she left behind do?
In Episode 11, Tzveta is defeated through the power of love and joins Pepesha for a drink before passing on.
She leaves a beautiful ring behind, which has a big snowflake on it.
Some fans theorize that the ring is the opposite of Stigma’s ring.
We also wonder if it might give the wearer special powers.
It might still be dangerous, so we hope the heroes take it to the Unilord for some advice.
Tzveta is now officially Pepesha’s mother, or at least her echo created by Stigma to be a weapon against Pepesha. With how personal this attack was, we hope that Pepesha is angry enough at Stigma to hopefully be able to stop him. However, just like in Episode 2, it seems like defeating enemies in Shy involves more heart-to-heart talking than fighting. That is what defeated Tzveta, after all, and it even got her to become an ally to the heroes.
Tzveta’s Defeat
Tzveta was defeated in Episode 11 through the power of love. Pepesha showed her how important her mother had always been to her, and it was enough for Tzveta to switch sides. Unfortunately, it did not last long: due to how she was created from negative emotion, Tzveta faded away, thankful for finally being free from what she calls a nightmare. She also left behind a strange, beautiful ring. We know that in Shy, rings can be very dangerous, especially when coming from Stigma. Is Tzveta’s ring dangerous too?
Tzveta’s Ring
Tzveta’s ring does look a little dangerous. It is pretty, and it has a large snowflake for decoration, but it is also rather dark, which reminds us of Stigma’s rings.
Now, the ring was left by Tzveta after she switched sides and asked Pepesha and Shy to stop Stigma. As a result, fans theorize that the ring might be an opposite of what Stigma’s ring was.
Stigma’s ring transforms people into monsters by making their pain visible in their appearance. Tzveta’s ring could directly counter Stigma’s ring, stopping it from turning people into monsters. Or, alternatively, it could give the wearer special powers related to snow and ice. In any case, fans seem to expect only the best from Tzveta now that she has had a nice drink and heart-to-heart talk with Pepesha.
However, it is not a bad idea to be vigilant. The ring could be bad news as well. We hope that Shy and Pepesha will actually be careful and bring the ring to the Unilord to be tested to figure out if it is actually safe for wearers.
Tzveta’s ring could be a sort of advantage for the heroes, or it could be some trap left behind by Stigma. What we hope for it to be is a nice goodbye present to Pepesha, which Tzveta left behind for no reason other than to be remembered by her daughter. Not that Pepeshe would ever forget her, but it is nice for her to have something other than old photos to reminisce about her mother.
