Title: The Koiverse Encyclopedia - City-States
Author: Koi Lungfish
Disclaimer: Based on characters and situations from The Transformers ((c) 1986 Hasbro, Ltd). Used without permission. Text (c) 2005-2006, Koi Lung Fish (Mark of Lung. All Rights Reserved.)
Subject: A dictionary of terms, places and things from the Koiverse. Some of these things are canon and have been given expanded definitions; most of them are my creations. If you would like to use one of my terms, please ask first [or at least credit me]; if you're not sure if a term is canon or fan-created, feel free to ask.

City-state

Metronoma: Albixis ["white-shining city of the governor"]

Province; Polar Torus partner and vassal-state. The state derives its name from the shining-white cladding on the higher towers and public buildings of the metronoma. The state is Primordialist and is a cult centre for the Seekers of the Fourth Prime. Albiacon's citizens are referred to as Albiaconics or Albons; they value respect for those greater than oneself, state-patriotism and the desire to be more like Iaconics. Albiacon is the gateway-province into Iacon; it has no central government but is governed by Iacon.

Metronoma: Altixis ["high city of the governor"]

Insula-state; Polar Torus partner. The state derives its name from the high elevation of the major parts of the state. The state is a centre for observatories and the construction of deep space research, space-capable craft and satellites. The state is Primordialist and is a cult centre for the Followers of the One. Altihex's citizens are referred to as Altihexians or Altexors; they value freedom of expression and speech, openness and honesty.

Metronoma: Argenex

City-state; Murion Torus State member. The state derives its name from the silver cladding on the higher towers and public buildings of its metronoma. The state is a centre for the importing, processing and distribution of silver, aluminium and platinum. The state is Polyfoundist and a cult centre for the Ever-Increasing Brotherhood. Argenex's citizens are referred to as Argenes, Argexians or Argenezerians; they value a strong work ethic, kindness to others and the willingness to accept differences.

Metronoma: Auraxis ["golden city of the governor"]

City state; Orbital Torus member. The state derives its name from the golden cladding on its higher towers and larger habitation blocks. The state is a centre for the importing, processing and distribution of gold ores, and for the production of superconductors and supermagnetics. The state is Sigmite. Aurunum's citizens are referred to as Aurunes, Aurunites or Aurunelles; they value physical vitality, open friendliness and kindness to strangers.

Metronoma: Boltaxis ["arrowlike city of the governor"]

Province; self-governing independent. The state derives its name from its arrow-like shape. The state is Primordialist, a haven for Primordialists emigrating from Kaon and a cult centre for the Disciples of the Underbase. Boltax's citizens are referred to as Boltaxians or Boltegoxes; they value solitude, academic inquiry and respect for the learned and wise. Subcities include Ugobolt ["arrowlike mountain"].

Metronoma: Delatacroxis ["fourth city of the governor"]

Province; Legascion vassal state. The state derives its name from its triangular shape. The state is Polyfoundist and a cult centre for the Scions of the Flame. Deltacron's citizens are referred to as Deltacrons or Delatars. Subcities include Epliznidozocon ["black-glittering-jewel city"].

Metronoma: Dizeoaxis ["star-strewn city of the governor"]

City-state; Murion Torus member. The state derives its name from the reflective star-shaped decorations on the towers and public buildings of its capital; this decoration was adopted by most major Dizeon cities as a sign of state-patriotism. The state is a centre for artistry, cinematography and experimental design. The state is Polyfoundist and a cult centre for the Starmakers. Dizeon's citizens are referred to as Dizeos ["star-people"] or Dizuns; they value artistic endeavour, finely-tuned aesthetic senses and free spirit. Subcities include Safix ["sapphire city"], Betacron ["red city"] and Euidenox ["lantern city"]. Dizeon is a major consumer of materials and energon.

Metronoma: Hermeunis ["city of the sea of mercury"]

City-state containing the Sea of Mercury and its islands; Legascion state. The state derives its name from the Sea of Mercury. The state is the centre for Legascion government. The state is Polyfoundist and is a cult centre for the Sons of the Rising Lord. Hermeun's citizens are referred to as Hermeunos, Hermoors or Hermeos; they value devotion to history, respect for customs and hierarchy, obedience to authority and archaic, poetic speech. Subcities include Atalantix ["city of the giants"].

Metronoma: Hydraaxis ["mighty water city of the governor"]

Insula-state including the Sea of Rust; self-governing independent. The state derives its name from its construction; it is an island rising sharply out of the Sea of Rust. The state is a centre for the production of rust inhibitors, for xenotourism and xenos processing, and the site of the xenopublic spaceports and the only permanent xenorganic settlement zone. The state is a religious free state and is a cult centre for the Word Bearers, Brotherhood of the Gods of Light and the World Makers. Hydrax's citizens are referred to as Hydraxians or Hydraxagars. Subcities include Lantamnaron ["city on the great sea-river"].

Metronoma: Iaxis ["guiding city of the governor"]

Insular state; Polar Torus founder. The state derives its name from its position as seat of world government. The state is a centre for the production of heavy goods vehicles. The state is Primordialist and a cult centre for the Sons of Primus and the Acolytes of the Flame. Iacon's citizens are referred to as Iaconics or [mockingly] as Yicons; they value strong moral and ethical values, upright honesty, the will to do what is right, and responsible, contained behaviour. Subcities include the Celestial Spires. Iacon is the northern polar state.

Metronoma: Kallaxis ["very beautiful city of the governor"]

Insula-state; Legascion state. The state derives its name from its capital; once a military camp, beautification projects raised it to a state of supreme elegance. The state is a centre for ore processing and energon storage. The state is Polyfoundist and a cult centre for the World Makers. Kalis' citizens are referred to as Kallaxians, Kalisines or Kaalines; they value devotion to history, respect for authority, obedience to superiors, quietness and superiority of machines over organics. Subcities include Hydrunarox ["city of lily pads" viz. "city of platforms on the water"] and Zendralbron ["white-tiered city"].

Metronoma: Kaoaxis ["flux city of the governor"]

Insula-state; Orbital Torus founder. The state derives its name from its political system of transitory laws and random events, designed to foster change in society and to rejoice in the nature of Cybertronians as beings of change. The state is Sigmite and a cult centre for the Sons of Sigma. Kaon's citizens are referred to as Kaonics, Kaoes or Kaoons; they value freedom of choice, joy in life, and openness to new ideas and change. Kaon is the southern polar state.

Metronoma: Khaloxis ["copper-plated city of the governor"]

Insula state; Tri-Peninsular Torus partner. The state derives its name from its wealth in copper and the copper cladding on its major public buildings. The state is a centre for the importing, processing and distribution of copper and copper-based alloys, and for the construction of construction vehicles. The state is Primordialist. Khalkon's citizens are referred to as Khalkonians, Khalkors, Khalokars or Khalkites; they value slow, methodical ambition, careful planning and a steady temperament.

Metronoma: Khelekraxis ["bronze-steepled city of the governor"]

City-state; Orbital Torus partner. The state derives its name from the bronze cladding on its very numerous high towers. The state is a centre for the importing, processing and distribution of bronze and also iron. The state is Sigmite. Khelekarum's citizens are referred to as Khelerenes, Khelrunes, Khelerites or Karumines; they value an exploring spirit, endeavour and looking to the future. Subcities include Ugolrygnarum ["towers near the mountain"]

Metronoma; Kolkukullis ["work-heat-retaining city of the governor"]

Province; self-governing independent state. The state derives its name from the labour project that brought about its independance from Kaon, of which it was once a province. The state is Sigmite. Kolkular's citizens are referred to as Kolkuls, Kolkars or Kholkhors [all these terms roughly translate as "worker" and have become derogatory terms for Autobots in the Decepticon language]; they value state-patriotism, a love of orderliness and a disdain of Kaon and its flux policies.

Metronoma: Krystax ["crystal city"]

Insula-state; Orbital Torus partner. The state derives its name from the major use of crystals in its buildings. The state is a centre for the production of power crystals. The state is Sigmite and a cult centre for In Reverence To The Globe. Krystagon's citizens are referred to as Krystagonians, Krystars, Krygoxes or Krystites.

Metronoma: Anydaxis ["inoffensive city of the governor"]

Province; independant state. The state derives its name from its political organisation; a republic of unaligned provinces and minor territories. The state is a centre for commerce and population resettlement. The state is a religious free state. The Neutral Territories' citizens are referred to by outsiders as Territorials or Neutorials, not as neutrals or Neutralists. The major territories controling the Neutral Territories' ruling council are:

• Btnapaxus ["the mighty city on those burning hills"] Sited on the highest point in the central Territories, the hills on which Btnapaxus was founded are alarmingly reflective in the mid-day sun. The territory is the most powerful in the Territories; Anydaxis is one of its sub-cities. Citizens are referred to as Btnapaxans.
• Crebelerangon ["cover your audios from the terrible sound of metal stuck in the wind"] Sited on the easternmost edge of the state, the heated winds rising from the deep gulfs between the Neutral Territories and Kalis in the east create a constant and terrible noise. Inhabited soley to tax trade from Kalis. Citizens are referred to as Crebeuns or [jokingly] "those deaf lunatics."
• Etapex ["city open to the sky"] Major Starmaker retreat and cult centre. None of the buildings in this territory have roofs. Citizens are referred to as Etapaxors.
• Eude ["a light inside the home"] Founded by a slightly demented Murion in search of the perfect community; the territory's inhabitants have a reputation for being astonishingly docile and friendly. Has the lowest crime rate anywhere on Cybertron. Citizens are referred to as Eudens.
• Iavodun ["made from resisting guidance"] Settlement founded by Sigmite Iaconics who were opposed to the Emirateship of Xaaron. Reputed to be a stuffy, sulky, awkwardly Sigmite territory which nonetheless still orders its citizens from Iacon. Citizens are referred to as Iavors.
• Jnarenum ["the master rules over the place of towers"] Founded by a minor Persolidon warlord very early in the Golden Age, this territory's commercial wealth is now founded on mass-producing furniture for the rest of the province. Citizens are referred to as Jnareuns.
• Ketterex ["city sending smoke into the air"] The industrial centre of the Territories, with the thickest smog anywhere on Cybertron. Also the wealthiest territory in the state. Citizens are referred to as Ketters or "smokies."
• Kharkoun ["copper master-guardian"] Founded by Polyfoundists pilgrims who believe it to be the resting-place of the Firstforged Arcuton. Mostly known for its "life-sized" bronze-clad replica of Arcuton in the city's centre. Citizens are referred to as Kharkons.
• Khekel ["place all of bronze"] Originally a minor neutral settlement, its inhabitants were outraged by the "copper monster" of neighbouring Kharkoun and, in order to demonstrate the superiority of their city, clad every building in bronze. Khekel is highly visible from Kharkoun; most of the territory's revenue is generated by catering to pilgrims and tourists visiting Kharkoun. Citizens are referred to as Khekulsins.
• Khezel ["bronze skyway"] A neighbour to Khekel, and the easiest route of access into both Khekel and Kharkoun. In order to profit from the Kharkoun visitor-trade, Khezel paved its major skyways in bronze and copper and taxed the pilgrims. Citizens are referred to as Khezellerines.
• Mudo ["many mansions"] A Murion settlement divided into several mansions or households, under the control of several ex-Legion officers who defect from the Legion during the Second War. The territory is closed to anyone who does not have a pass granting them honourary membership of one of the mansions. Citizens are referred to as Mudons.
• Nyodosocron ["tunnel to the dark ocean"] The entire population of this territory lives underground, in a vast cavern in which is a small ocean of multi-coloured fluid. Its several cities float or are raised on stilts. The cavern is unlit but the fluid is luminescent. It is a very popular resort for the recently-handfasted. Citizens are referred to as Nyodons.
• Oo'badhoun ["we are certainly the best"] A settlement founded, according to popular myth, by a group of Krystars whose egos were too big for the state. The territory retains a civic pride more fitting for a state the size of Kaon. Citizens are referred to as Badhunes.
• Oo'num ["those towers"] A territory whose inhabitants have a reputation for being rather simple. According to local legend, the city has no actual name, but its residents, when asked where they came from, would point vaguely and say "Those towers, over there." The territory makes a considerable amount of money collecting scrap metal from all over the Territories and selling it to the Sonic Canyons. Citizens are referred to as O'nons or [mockingly] "those guys, over there."
• Oo'os ["there built"] Founded by a group of reclusive Hermeuno Persolidon early in the Golden Age, this territory has a tendency to leave those who visit it with a feeling that it has an enormous secret that they have just missed out on discovering, mostly due to the territory's crafty and artful architecture. The neighbouring territories claim that this is a ploy to encourage tourists to keep coming back - which apparently works - but the more credulous look to Oo'os neighbour, Kharkoun, for an explanation. Citizens are referred to as Osians.
• Padahex ["walled city throwing spears"] A territory founded by a lone Valovincian as a place to train Murions and neutrals to fight. Local histories suggest things rapidly became farcical. The Valovincian apparently left in digust, leaving behind an territory filled with aggression but no real skill. Citizens are referred to as Padahexians.
• Padenom ["tower struck by spears"] Territory bordering Padahex, and the most common victim of its clumsy aggressions. Since the early Golden Age, Padenom has maintained a massive TEC prescence. Citizens are referred to as Padenons.
• Patugon ["place of moving towards the mountain"] Territory named apparently as some sort of joke; Patugon lies at the lowest point in the Territories and to leave the city in any direction is to move towards a mountain. Citizens are referred to as Patugons.
• Pednum ["towers avoiding zero"] The oldest of the Territories, founded by indignant scientists from Nova Cronum who left their home-state in disgust over an academic conflict over the existence of the number zero. Pednum now boasts the best scientific academies outside of Nova Cronum, and it sometimes known as "Little Cronum" or "Old Cronum." Citizens are referred to as Pednons.
• Pelerex ["wet, sticky glittering city"] A city which, in an act of civic pride, clad all its major buildings in a substance designed to appear like flowing oil. Unfortunately the substance remains very sticky to this day. Citizens are referred to as Pelerexians.
• Re'oi ["sulking-place"] Territory founded by a Legascion rejected for Emirateship of Hermeun, who determined to create his own miniature perfect state. He achieved a great deal, since Re'oi is now the largest and second-most powerful of the Territories, turning a significant profit from a number of trades. Citizens are referred to as Re'oons.
• Selerinum ["perfectly he makes towers"] Territory founded by a rather obsessive architect, who filled the entire territory with beautiful if less-than-practical towers. It is a popular myth in the Territories that the empty towers are, in fact, stuffed with silver. Citizens are referred to as Selerines.
• Tatagatadan ["purified colony"] Founded by a Millenarian sect, has now become a centre for spiritual retreats for many different faiths, and as a by-product also a centre for religious debates, seminaries and general study. Citizens are referred to as Tatagans.
• Teshrehex ["walled city tearing opponents"] Believed to have been founded by a group of renegade Legionaries in the very early Golden Age, this territory conducted a series of nasty campaigns against its neighbours before being solidly put down by the Autobot army. Teshrehex has since become a major site for excavations for First War and earlier artefacts. Citizens are referred to as Shrehexians.
• Verignium ["he commands the towers near here"] One of the territories conquered by the early Teshrehexians, to which territory it still pays tribute, has since become a major exporter of coloured glass and cheap crystal, dealing especially in jewellery. Citizens are referred to as Verginines.
• Voulus ["strength from turning wheels"] Founded as an Autobot colony and Iaconic trading post. Citizens are referred to as Voulusians or "little Iaconics."
• Xiahagon ["place made from avoiding guidance"] Territory founded by ex-pat Iaconics from Iavodun who found their territory to be too close to Voulus when the Iaconics founded it. Reputed to be even stuffier and more bitter than Iavodun. Citizens are referred to as Xiahagons.
• Yardan ["ridge colony"] Yarran colony and trading post. Citizens are referred to as Yardos or Yarros.
• Zetriungum ["living cowed in fear of the terrible lord"] Founded by a Devourist sect who preach that the Great Devourer walks Cybertron disguised as a Transformer. The territory is reputed to be kept in such a grip of fear that nobody is ever heard to laugh. Film-makers come from all over Cybertron to shoot horror-movies here, especially in the capital - Dyspa Laucun ["bright army of the west"] - where thunderstorms are so frequent that the entire city is powered entirely by lightning rods. Citizens are referred to as Zetriuns.
• Zon'oi ["place of the the pleasant detour"] Originally settled by Murions on grounds of being a very pleasant place, Zon'oi has progressively become more and more focused on the tourist trade. By the late Golden Age, there was not one business in the territory that did not cater to tourism at one remove or another, nor did the territory have any major businesses other than tourism. Citizens are referred to as Zonos.

Metronoma: Nova Craxis ["new leaping city of the governor"]

Insula-state; Polar Torus partner. The state derives its name from being the site of Cybertron's central timekeeping facilities. The state is a centre for chronology management, mapmaking, theoretical research facilities and philosophical havens, and for the construction of scientific equipment. The state is Primordialist. Nova Cronum's citizens are referred to as Novacrons, Cronons or Novates; they value scientific curiosity, personal privacy and a placid temperament.Subcities include Declavarn ["Hidden Place"].

Metronoma: Praxis ["practical city of the governor"]

Insula-state; Tri-Peninsular Torus partner. The state derives its name from its citizen's high value for practicality. The state is a centre for training facilities and the production of major traditional vehicle lines. The state is Primordialist and a cult centre for the Scions of the Light. Praxus' citizens are referred to as Praxars or Praxuls; they value practicality, professional skill and established customs. Subcities include Hybokrae ["north point"].

Metronoma: Protihaxis ["first walled city of the governor"]

Insular-state; Tri-Peninsular Torus partner. The state derives its name from being the site of the most ancient walled city and the central government of the Brass Age. The state is Primordialist. Protihex's citizens are referred to as Protihexians or Protoes; they value pride in history, knowing when to shut up and service to the community.

Metronoma: Proxxoxis ["proud-built city of the governor"]

Insula-state; self-governing independent. The state derives its name from its pride in its independence from all other states. The state is a centre for the production of custom-designed sports cars and wind generators. The state is mechanite. Proxxon's citizens are referred to as Proxxonites or Proxxors; they value privacy, non-involvement and uniqueness. The state is incredibly isolationist, a centre for Neutralists, and completely xenoprivate.

Metronoma: Quintaxis ["fifth city of the governor"]

City-state; Murion Torus member. The state derives its name from being a republic of five provinces - Batatassaon ["founded on the thought of purity], Dessalium ["broken towers"], Polosos ["built on many things"], Rignarum ["towers of this place are near"] and Vakhel ["electrified bronze"] - each with their own capital city. The state is a centre for cinematography, art and xenotourism. The state is mechanite and a cult centre for the Builderkin. Quintesseplex's citizens are referred to as Quintoes by outsiders; citizens refer to themselves by their home provinces; e.g. Batatans or Batatassoonis, Dessalines, Polosons or Pollos, Rignarumites or Rignars, and Vakhellerins or Vakkas. They value variety, friendliness and gaiety. The state is the most xenopublic region on Cybertron and a major holiday destination.

Metronoma: Resplex ["bright-coloured capital"]

Core-deep gulf; self-governing independent with close ties to the Tri-Peninsular Torus states in the late Golden Age. The state derives its name from the effect of the light rising from Cybertron's core through the thick clouds of haze in the gulf, giving the effect of an ocean of soft brightness. The state is Primordialist. The Sea of Light's citizens are referred to as Luxians, Luminiscenes or Seabrights; they value hospitality, perfect balance and the willingness to help those in need. Subcities include Dizeron ["city of stars"].

Metronoma: Vertaxis ["apex city of the governor"]

City-state containing core-deep gulfs and canyons; independant state. The state derives its name from the massive amounts of noise rising from its deep gulfs. The state is a centre for scrap metal recycling and sonic research. The state is Sigmite. The Sonic Canyon's citizens are referred to as Sonarians or Canyonites; they value fleetness of thought and movement, nimbleness, bold personalities and a loud voice. The state has the highest percentage of cassette-hosts per capita of any region on Cybertron.

Metronoma: Stanaxis ["tin city of the governor"]

Province; Murion Torus partner. The state derives its name from its wealth of tin and its distinct lack of any other major resources or industries. The state is a centre for the import, processing and export of tin and cheap alloys, and the production of mining equipment. The state is officially Sigmite in accordance with the Orbital Torus, but the majority of the populace is Primordialist. Stanix's citizens are referred to as Stanaxians, Stannars or [rudely] the Stanx; they value material goods [not wealth but having many possessions], joy in friendship and charity.

Metronoma: Tagoxis ["steel city of the governor"]

Insula-state; Polar Torus partner. The state derives its name from its status as the premier steelmaking centre of Cybertron. The state is also a centre for the production of medical equipment and vehicles, and solar powerplants. The state is Primordialist and a cult centre for the Foundation of Gold. Tagon's citizens are referred to as Tagonians, Tagox or [long-windedly] Tagonagos: they value compassion, medical skills and enjoyment of life's good things. Subcities include Perihelon, Chromus and Heliron.

Metronoma: Tarnaxis ["dark city of the governor"]

City-state; Polar Torus member until the late Golden Age, when it became an self-governing independent. The state derives its name primarily from its position in the shadow of the Voe mountains, but also from its use of large quantities of radioactive material. The state is a centre for the production of artillery and tanks, nuclear reactors, and the importing and processing of radioactive material. The state is Primordialist. Tarn's citizens are referred to as the Tarnish or, [to outsiders attempting to be polite] Tarnaxians; they value forthrightness, simple and reliable technology, and strength in endurance.

Metronoma: Tyraxis ["purple city of the governor"]

Insula-state; self-governing independent. The state derives its name from being the primary producer of purple colouring agents on Cybertron by a high margin. The state is a centre for the production of dyes, staining agents and colorants, and for the construction of wind generators. The state is Sigmite and a cult centre for the Reforged Brotherhood. Tyrest's citizens are referred to as Tyrestian, Tyres or Tytos; they value strength in belief, open friendliness and tolerance of differences.

Metronoma: Urayaxis ["city serving the governor to the end"]

Insula state. Uraya began the Golden Age as a member of the Tri-Peninsular Torus, after the fragmentation of which it joined the Polar Torus, eventually becoming a vassal-state of Iacon in the late Golden Age. The state derives its name from its citizen's high value of service and subordination. The state is a centre for the production for drones, droids and personal servants. The state is Primordialist and is a cult centre for the Followers of Skybreak. Uraya's citizens are referred to as Urayans or Urays; they value loyalty, obedience and subordination. Subcities include Hesprox ["westernmost city"].

Metronoma: Valvolux

City-state; self-governing independent. In the late Golden Age, Valvolux split into two; Upper Valvolux joined the Polar Torus, and Lower Valvolux joined the Tri-Pensinular Torus. The state derives its name from its abundance of material wealth and the unusual, downward-spiralling "twisted pit" design of its capital city. The state is a centre for molecular, subatomic and atomic research. The state is officially Primordialist although more than half of the populace are adherents of other religions. Valvolux's citizens are referred to as Valvoluxians, Valvoes, Voluxors or Valvals; they value grand design, ambition in planning and working for the betterment of the people and the state. Valvolux-city is in Lower Valvolux; after the state's fragmentation, Upper Valvolux was governed from the city of Aorodan ["shining colony"] on the coast of the Sea of Light.

Metronoma: Vilnacraxis ["pearly leaping city of the governor"]

City-state; Orbital Torus partner. The state derives its name from the cheaply produced pearlescent cladding on the majority of its public buildings. The state is a centre for the production of coating and cladding substances such as lesser nacre, chrome foil, etc. The state is Sigmite. Vilnacron's citizens are referred to as Vilnacronians, Vilnars or Lanacrons; they value ambition, material wealth and an outgoing personality. Subcities include Btnarsafron ["city on blue hills"].

Metronoma: Voxis ["dark grey city of the governor"]

City-state; Legascion state. The state derives its name from its position atop the Ugolen Voe ["dark mountains seen through mist"]. The state is a centre for the production of aeroplanes and other atmospheric craft, and supplied the majority of citizens of the other Legascion states. The state is Primordialist and a cult centre for the Forged of Prima. Vos' citizens are referred to as Vosians or Vo'oes; they value speed of thought and movement, joy in flight and self-determination. Subcities include Vertehelehon ["on a twisted peak"], Ugoltyr ["purple mountain"], Btarkahex ["walled city on the fair hill] and Bnarbetan ["red hills"].

Metronoma: Yarraxis ["ridged city of the governor"]

City-state; Murion Torus member. The state derives its name from the unusual ridges in the land around its capital. The state is Sigmite and a cult centre for The Masterworks. Yarraron's citizens are referred to as Yarrans, [familiarly] Yarsies or Yarraronians. Subcities include Zendrezheum ["strong-tiered towers"] and Yarrabtaaum ["towers on the ridged foothills"].

Metronoma: Zhenaxis ["strong city of the governor"]

Insula-state; Polar Torus partner. The state derives its name from its role as manufacturer of Guardian robots. The state is also a centre for the production of rustproof materials and anticorrosive substances. The state is Primordialist and a cult centre for the Brothers of the Matrix. Zhenetox's citizens are referred to as the Zhendex, or Zheneos ["strong ones"] also a colloquial term for its main product; they value patience, calm temperament, obduracy in the face of adversity and a lack of fear of giant robots. Subcities include Arkuhlehuon ["place of unyielding guardians"].

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