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When Saïx enters his berserker state, the shaft becomes longer and the tip larger. The two curved blades combine into a ring around the middle of the shaft, and each side gains an addition black spike, totaling six. Two new, wide, curved blades appear on the sides of the weapon. These new blades are white with red edges and are lined by large spikes. The [[Astrologia]] and Horoscope are palette-swaps of each other. | When Saïx enters his berserker state, the shaft becomes longer and the tip larger. The two curved blades combine into a ring around the middle of the shaft, and each side gains an addition black spike, totaling six. Two new, wide, curved blades appear on the sides of the weapon. These new blades are white with red edges and are lined by large spikes. The [[Astrologia]] and Horoscope are palette-swaps of each other. | ||
==Etymology== | |||
The meaning of its name is connected to astrology (much like another one of Saïx's weapons, the [[Astrologia]]), as a "horoscope" charts the position of celestial bodies at a particular event. It is often used as a form of fortune telling with the Zodiac. | The meaning of its name is connected to astrology (much like another one of Saïx's weapons, the [[Astrologia]]), as a "horoscope" charts the position of celestial bodies at a particular event. It is often used as a form of fortune telling with the Zodiac. | ||