#Horizon zero dawn aloy full#

Barbarian Hero: It's hard to feel too bad about the state of the world when it still has people like Aloy, who can outrun foxes, swim painlessly through glacier water, and in all situations assert the primacy of man over machine.What makes you think this is going to end well for you? Her response?Īloy: You obviously know who I am, and you know what I am capable of. Badass Boast: One treasure hunter lures her into an ambush atop a cliff, so that he may steal her machine-taming spear.And she grew up to be a beautiful 18-year-old Action Girl. Badass Adorable: Rost started training her to hunt & survive when she was six years old she managed to bring down a Strider on her first day, and save a young Nora from a group of machines.

#Horizon zero dawn aloy full#

In the sequel, after being severely wounded after escaping the HADES proving lab, she sleeps for a full two days recovering from her serious injuries.

Asleep for Days: After the Proving, she sleeps for long enough that her rescuers manage to wheel her to an entirely different village and a war party could attempt and fail to track down the Braves' killers.

When talking to people, she's a bit more whiny.

Archer Archetype: Cool and calculating, at least in the wilds.

They eventually realize the trope is subverted and she's nothing of the sort. The Antichrist: The reason she's an outcast in the first place is because the Matriarchs, Teersa excluded, thought she was a spawn of the Metal Devil sent to destroy them.She has to take a lot of coaxing from Varl and Zo to finally rest up when they point out how it'd further damage her in the future. After her first run-in with Far Zenith (and barely surviving), she immediately wants to leave despite being asleep for days recovering. Annoying Patient: Forbidden West shows even if she is injured, Aloy's determination makes her a terrible patient to work with.Amateur Sleuth: Her expert tracking skills, Focus, and natural intellect all combine to make Aloy an accomplished detective in a world that likely doesn't have much in the way of police investigation.Her Chronic Hero Syndrome sees her eager to abandon her many friends she made in her previous journey, not because she doesn't care but precisely because she loves them so much and wants to get them out of danger as quick as possible. The Aloner: Adopts this attitude in the sequel, harried by the Blight having no evident source to purge and frantic to stop it before it consumes the world like Faro's plague did to the Old Ones.When Helis attempts to threaten her by threatening the Nora, Aloy bluntly states that using the Nora to threaten her isn't very effective. At one point she grumbles about being called 'Aloy of the Nora', saying it's more like 'Aloy, despite the Nora'. This only serves to fuel her drive to go out into the world and find the truth about it and herself. All of the Other Reindeer: The 'Aloy's Journey' trailer details how Aloy is an outcast in her tribe due to her being found with no known parents.All Girls Like Ponies: One of the few times she's openly excited about anything is when she rides a machine for the first time.After all, she's been training since she was six years old. Action Girl: She travels the world After the End and fights giant robots and cultists with modern weapons while she herself is armed with hardly more than a bow and a spear.

She is also incredibly smart, and with help from her Focus, she's able to deduce the truth of the mysteries of the Old World that most other people treat with superstitious fear. The Ace: She is able to singlehandedly take down monster robots with nothing more than her bow and arrow and some tools, and her later exploits easily mark her as the greatest single fighter in the land.