What does Branthium mean in Apex Legends? Horizon & Ash Season 7 teasers Respawn EntertainmentAmid all the teasers for Apex Legends Season 7, one word has been on the lips of a number of characters: Branthium. But, what is this? Now, we finally have an answer to the mystery: but we\u2019ve got a whole load more questions too. [jwplayer ePrNLj8A] The first time we heard the word Branthium in Apex Legends, it came from Ash, at the end of the Season 5 Broken Ghost quest. Ash is the villain from Titanfall 2, who was recruited by Kuben Blisk, before she \u201cdied\u201d at the hands of Jack Cooper, was put back together again, her memory wiped, and then her head split into parts and spread throughout Kings Canyon. Once the Legends put her head back together, she spoke to them, and, as part of an unintelligible message, said: \u201call roads lead to Branthium.\u201d What is Branthium in Apex Legends? After the mention from Ash, in the first Twitter teaser for Season 7, Horizon (expected to be the next playable Legend), repeated the word \u201cBranthium\u201d in among all the static. It later became clear that Horizon was repeating what Ash said \u2013 or, perhaps Ash was repeating Horizon. Definitely sounds like Horizon says “”Branthium.”” At the end of the Broken Ghost quest, Ash said “”All roads lead to Branthium””\u2026#ApexLegends https:\/\/t.co\/PwwYJElnVY \u2014 Apex Legends News (@alphaINTEL) October 19, 2020 Is Branthium a place? The saying, \u201call roads lead to Branthium\u201d, is undoubtedly a play on the common phrase \u201call roads lead to Rome.\u201d Typically, this saying refers to \u201call paths or activities lead to the center of things\u201d \u2013 it comes from Ancient Rome in the literal sense, when all roads started from the capital city. So, at first, most theories believed Branthium was a place, possibly related to the planet Psamathe and its city, Olympus. Ash finished her monologue by saying \u201cWelcome to Olympus.\u201d But, a spanner was thrown in the works of this theory by Horizon. In the latest Twitter teaser, Horizon says: \u201cJust got to figure out how he can fuse the Branthium (or Brantium?) without critical mass.\u201d \u2026Just got to figure out how he can fuse the Brantium without critical mass. At least I didn’t almost nuke my ship today, there’s a start! Oh, what I would give to be home\u2026 clean, and just with him.”” \u2014 Apex Legends News (@alphaINTEL) October 23, 2020 So, is Branthium actually some kind of element, or fuel, or material? This remains unclear, but it wouldn\u2019t make sense for Ash (and Horizon) to say \u201cAll roads lead to Branthium,\u201d if it was simply some kind of element. The truth about Branthium revealed It didn\u2019t take long for Respawn to reveal the truth behind Branthium, confirming that it was in fact an element that the people of Psamathe needed as an energy source, to solve their looming energy crisis. Unfortunately, after retrieving the Branthium, Somers was betrayed and left to die in the abyss of space, which is where the Season 7 story is about to pick up. Horizon kept the original sample of Branthium for herself, before she set out to fulfill her promise to her son. This could line up with the involvement of Hammon Robotics too. The Planet Harvester which launched in Season 4 is being used by Hammond \u201cto gather precious metals from the core of the planet for reasons unknown.\u201d It\u2019s still possible that Branthium is both a place and an element, with the latter named after the former. Season 7 is set to start on November 4 \u2013 a week earlier than initially planned \u2013 so we should learn a lot more then.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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