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The main sequence in a game is the normal (most natural) sequence in which required items are acquired, bosses are fought, characters are met, and major events happen. Everything listed here is required to complete the game, anything else is considered optional.

A "branch" occurs when the main sequence offers multiple equally natural choices. (Players must complete all branches, but can do so in the order they want.) Axiom Verge 1 has no such branches. It is unverified if Axiom Verge 2 does.

A sequence break occurs when a player do things in an order that differs from the main sequence. Minor breaks are indicated here for convenience.

Axiom Verge

Axiom Disruptor
Nova
Xedur
Laser Drill
Elsenova
Kilver
Telal
Address Disruptor 1
(Jump of No Return)
Field Disruptor
Uruku
Power Filter
Modified Lab Coat
Remote Drone
Address Disruptor 2
The following can be skipped with a trick called the Grapple Skip:
Gir-Tab
Katrahaska
Repair Drones
Grapple
(Hallucination Sequence)
Vision
Ophelia
Daraga
Trenchcoat
The following can be skipped with a trick called the Bomb Skip:
Aborted Clone
(Elsenova Kills Trace)
Rusalki Bodies
Address Bomb
Ukhu
Drone Teleport
Sudran Key
Red Coat
Sentinel
Xedur Hul (avoid or kill)
Athetos

Axiom Verge 2

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-The '''main sequence''' in a game is the normal (most natural) sequence in which required items are acquired, bosses are fought, characters are met, and major events happen. Everything listed here is '''required''', anything else is considered optional.
+The '''main sequence''' in a game is the normal (most natural) sequence in which required items are acquired, bosses are fought, characters are met, and major events happen. Everything listed here is <u>required</u> to complete the game, anything else is considered optional.
-A [[wikipedia:sequence breaking|sequence break]] occurs when a player do things in an order that differs from the main sequence. Listed here are only the sequence breaks that '''don't''' make use of major (or game breaking) glitches (whether said breaks are intended or not).
+A "branch" occurs when the main sequence offers multiple equally natural choices. (Players must complete all branches, but can do so in the order they want.) Axiom Verge 1 has no such branches. It is unverified if Axiom Verge 2 does.
-A "branch" occurs when the main sequence offers multiple equally natural choices. (Players must complete all branches, but can do so in the order they want.) Axiom Verge 1 has no such branches. Axiom Verge 2 does.
+A [[Sequence Break|sequence break]] occurs when a player do things in an order that differs from the main sequence. Minor breaks are indicated here for convenience.
 ==Axiom Verge==
-===Main Sequence===
+{{li|Axiom Disruptor|color=Eribu|type=#}}
-{{li|Axiom Disruptor|color=Eribu}}
+{{li|Nova|color=Eribu|type=#}}
-{{li|Nova|color=Eribu}}
+{{li|Xedur|color=Eribu|type=#}}
-{{li|Xedur|color=Eribu}}
+{{li|Laser Drill|color=Eribu|type=#}}
-{{li|Laser Drill|color=Eribu}}
+{{li|Elsenova|color=Absu|type=#}}
-{{li|Elsenova|color=Absu}}
+{{li|Kilver|color=Absu|type=#}}
-{{li|Kilver|color=Absu}}
+{{li|Telal|color=Absu|type=#}}
-{{li|Telal|color=Absu}}
+{{li|Address Disruptor 1|color=Absu|type=#}}
-{{li|Address Disruptor 1|color=Absu}}
+#{{color|bg=Zi|format=li|(Jump of No Return)}}
-*{{color|Zi|(Jump of No Return)}}
+{{li|Field Disruptor|color=Kur|type=#}}
-{{li|Field Disruptor|color=Kur}}
+{{li|Uruku|color=Zi|type=#}}
-{{li|Uruku|color=Zi}}
+{{li|Power Filter|color=Zi|type=#}}
-*{{color|Zi|(Power Filter Turned On)}}
+{{li|Modified Lab Coat|color=Zi|type=#}}
-{{li|Modified Lab Coat|color=Zi}}
+{{li|Remote Drone|color=Kur|type=#}}
-{{li|Remote Drone|color=Kur}}
+{{li|Address Disruptor 2|color=Kur|type=#}}<p style="margin:0px 0px 0px -30px;">The following can be skipped with a trick called the [[Sequence Break#Grapple Skip|Grapple Skip]]:</p>
-{{li|Address Disruptor 2|color=Kur}}
+{{li|Gir-Tab|color=Kur|type=#|indent=1}}
-*The next four entries can be skipped with a trick called the "Grapple Skip" (see below):
+{{li|Katrahaska|color=Kur|type=#|indent=1}}
-{{li|Gir-Tab|color=Kur|depth=**}}
+{{li|Repair Drone|Repair Drones|color=Kur|type=#|indent=1}}
-{{li|Katrahaska|color=Kur|depth=**}}
+{{li|Grapple|color=Kur|type=#|indent=1}}
-{{li|Repair Drone|Repair Drones|x=reactivation|color=Kur|depth=**}}
+#{{color|bg=Ukkin-Na|format=li|(Hallucination Sequence)}}
-{{li|Grapple|color=Kur|depth=**}}
+{{li|Vision|color=Ukkin-Na|type=#}}
-*{{color|Ukkin-Na|(Hallucination Sequence)}}
+{{li|Ophelia|color=Ukkin-Na|type=#}}
-{{li|Vision|color=Ukkin-Na}}
+{{li|Daraga|color=Ukkin-Na|type=#}}
-{{li|Ophelia|color=Ukkin-Na}}
+{{li|Trenchcoat|color=Ukkin-Na|type=#}}<p style="margin:0px 0px 0px -30px;">The following can be skipped with a trick called the [[Sequence Break#Bomb Skip|Bomb Skip]]:</p>
-{{li|Daraga|color=Ukkin-Na}}
+{{li|Aborted Clone|color=Edin|type=#|indent=1}}
-{{li|Trenchcoat|color=Ukkin-Na}}
+#<li style="margin-left:40px">{{color|bg=Edin|format=li|(Elsenova Kills Trace)}}</li>
-*The next two entries can be skipped with a trick called the "Bomb Skip" (see below):
+{{li|Rusalki Bodies|color=Edin|type=#|indent=1}}
-{{li|Aborted Clone|color=Edin|depth=**}}
+{{li|Address Bomb|color=Edin|type=#|indent=1}}
-{{li|Address Bomb|color=Edin|depth=**}}
+{{li|Ukhu|color=Edin|type=#}}
-{{li|Ukhu|color=Edin}}
+{{li|Drone Teleport|color=Edin|type=#}}
-{{li|Drone Teleport|color=Edin}}
+{{li|Sudran Key|color=E-Kur-Mah|type=#}}
-{{li|Sudran Key|color=E-Kur-Mah}}
+{{li|Red Coat|color=E-Kur-Mah|type=#}}
-{{li|Red Coat|color=E-Kur-Mah}}
+{{li|Sentinel|color=Mar-Uru|type=#}}
-{{li|Sentinel|color=Mar-Uru}}
+{{li|Xedur Hul|x=avoid or kill|color=Mar-Uru|type=#}}
-{{li|Xedur Hul|x=ignore or kill|color=Mar-Uru}}
+{{li|Athetos|color=Mar-Uru|type=#}}
-{{li|Athetos|color=Mar-Uru}}
-===Sequence Breaks===
-In Axiom Verge, there are only two breaks of the main sequence, both of which only allows to skip a few things.
-====Grapple Skip====
-The Grapple Skip involves finding a way to get back from the "Jump of No Return" without the Grapple. This is the only, normally non-optional, purpose of the Grapple in the whole game.
-<p style="margin-bottom:0px;">There are three methods to do so:</p>
-#'''Never''' enter a [[Rebirth Chamber]] to heal or save after the "Jump of No Return". Then, after getting the Address Disruptor 2, either commit suicide or "save and quit" to reappear in a rebirth chamber prior to the jump.
-#Clear the jump to reach Oracca without the Grapple. Normally impossible, but by sending the remote drone over the edge to go provoke a [[Blurst]], one can use the released [[Blurst's Swarm]] to perform an insanely difficult "damage boost" to clear that jump.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/embed/OjZqPh9ZVsI?start=1078&end=1105 Clip showing speedrunner Codejinn performing the trick.]</ref>
-#Clear the "Jump of No Return" in reverse. It is, apparently, barely possible to do so with just the Field Disruptor.<sup>Footage wanted.</sup> This method is much slower than the second one, but arguably easier.
-<p style="margin-bottom:0px;">The last two methods are slower but there are reasons to use them:</p>
-*In a casual run, it allows to keep using rebirth chambers to heal and save.
-*In a speed run, it only makes sense to use them in a category where the first method is forbidden by the rules. For instance, the "warpless" category, where one can neither return to the menu or die.
-<p style="margin-bottom:0px;">Regardless of which method is employed, the player is able to make it back to Eribu, then towards the "Hallucination Sequence" to continue the game like "normal". However, because the repair drones weren't released, two story points will be messed up:</p>
-*Ophelia is not supposed to be repaired and functional. She will be repaired anyway.
-*A repair drone comes to save Trace after the [[Vision]] battle. It won't be there. You can still hear the sounds it would make and Trace ends up being saved anyway.
-====Bomb Skip====
-This skip is rather simple. The path to upper Edin and Ukhu is blocked by [[Corruption#Level 3|Lv.3 breach]], and only an Address Bomb can remove it. But, it doesn't have to be removed, actually. By taking damage and using the Trenchcoat, one can simply teleport through it. Beside that, the Address Bomb is only required for optional items and shortcuts.
 ==Axiom Verge 2==
 {{WIP}}
-===Main Sequence===
 {{li|Ice Axe}}
 *(Antartica's Ansible)
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 {{li|Gishru}}
 {{li|Sheshkala}}
-*It branches from here.
 *???
 {{li|Possessed Indra}}
 *???
 *{{li|Amashilama's Siuna}}
-===Sequence Breaks===
-???
-==References==
-<references/>
 [[Category:Gameplay]]