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Lawrence Matheson writes...
When Did Xanitos become a member of the Illuminati, did the letter he sent himself have anything to do with it?(other than his wealth)P.S any fans of the show who thinks they can answer this question can write to me at opinionsrgood@hotmail.com
Greg responds...
Xanatos was already a member of the organization when we first met him in "Awakening, Part Two". His medieval stint may indeed have had something to do with his admittance.
Phoenician writes...
Hey Greg,
I'm was just wondering: What does Xanatos Enterprises actually do anything in a business like way?
I know it's rival is mainly Cyberbiotics (Especially in "Outfoxed" when its seen that destroying Reynard's company would let Xanatos monopolize the industry), and that company deals with robots and such, but does Xanatos do any business besides SteelClan Robots, The "Cold" androids (Such As ColdStone, ColdFire, and ColdSteel), The Illuminati, Gen-U-Tech, Pack Media, and other shady Deals? The Matrix may be one, but I'm not sure, seeing Anastasia Reynard/Titania in that episode makes me think of Cyberbiotics.
Greg responds...
The Matrix was not a Cyberbiotics project, but a Xanatos Enterprises project.
XE is a multi-national conglomerate. The fact that its Scarab Corp subsidiery secretly manufactures Steel Clan Robots, doesn't prevent Scarab from being involved in more legit robotic endeavors, such as RECAP.
And the fact that Gen-U-Tech, another subsidiary, secretly manufactures Mutates, doesn't prevent it from doing legitimate and profitable genetic and medical research.
Xanatos also owns PackMedia and PackMedia Studios, producing legit television programming.
And etc., etc.
With David, nothing's ever wasted.
Dasrik writes...
I know you hate hypotheticals, Greg, but this one has been kind of bugging me.
We all know Xanatos is given to fits of megalomania...
If he had chosen the wish instead of servitude, do you think Puck would have had the power to grant it?
Greg responds...
Xanatos is given to fits of megalomania? I don't think so. When has he EVER demonstrated any megalomania (and "Future Tense" doesn't count) at all?
If he had chosen the wish, I assume it would have been for immortality. Puck MIGHT have been able to grant that. But not without a price.
And you're right. I hate hypotheticals.
Lawrence Matheson writes...
How similar are coyote 1.0 and the program Xanitos put on Coldstone to monitor his personalities as they both seemed to be based on Xanitos but were either an AI?Did they know of each other?
Greg responds...
I'm sure they had similarities. Neither were full-fledged Artificial Intelligences. Did they know of each other? Uh... I don't know. Never thought about it. Does it matter?
Francois Ferland writes...
Hi Greg. Another question, a short(er!) one this time concerning Xanatos.
1. Following "The Journey", you said Xanatos would still retain his ambitions despite having different priorities now and having made peace with Goliath.
Since Xanatos has a tendency to be a bit ruthless whenever it fits his goals, were you planing on having this cause tension between him and the clan in the future, who would obviously be aware of some of his dealings now that they're back on his doorstep? I doubt Goliath would be happy finding out the landlord was involved in immoral business similar to the Matrix or the Mutates...
Thanks again for listening, we really appreciate it!
Greg responds...
Xanatos isn't a dope. He'd take precautions to keep his business private. And I don't see his basic methods changing, even if his priorities have shifted. And I don't see Goliath suddenly developing complete trust in David either...
So you do the math...
Correction...
I just received this very helpful missive from Greg Bishansky:
Hey Greg,
I just saw the latest question in Ask Greg about the stone Xanatos model
sheet, sounds to me like she may have been refering to the stone model of
Xanatos that Puck creates in "The Gathering Part Two" when we finally learn
his backstory.
Greg
MYSTERY SOLVED! Thanks, Greg!!
Andrea writes...
In the art room at the Gathering, While looking at the some od the photos Disney most graciously lent us, I found myself discussing one of the photos to two other people (I have no idea who..). You see, among the character prototypes (or whatever the heck you call 'em, thats the word that comes to mind right now) there was one of a stone Xanatos. This was od some surprize and confustion. Why? Because Xanatos never turned to stone! Practically everyone else did in City of Stone, but he didn't (and I don't reacall any other epsiode where a non-gargoyle was turned to stone). What gives? Did he turn to stone in the original plannings for that episode or something?
Greg responds...
I'm afraid I don't recall what you're referring to. And I don't recall ever having a plan to turn Xanatos to stone -- either in City of Stone or in any other episode.
Anonymous writes...
Why didn't Xanatos destroy the head of Coyote 1.0
Greg responds...
Why waste it?
Ann Onimous writes...
Have you read the Artemis Fowl series? If you have who do you think would win the battle of wits Xanatos or Artemis?
Greg responds...
I have not.
John writes...
Again, Hi Greg,
WOW, more german Fans to post here... maybe we should switch languages! ;)
Two more questions:
1.: Where/When did Demona and Xanatos met?
2.: How did Xanatos get the Grimorum?
Mach's gut und hab' einen schoenen Tag,
CU,
John
Greg responds...
1. I'm not revealing this at this time, though Owen facilitated.
2. Xanatos got the Grimorum from Finella & Mary. That's all I will say at this time.
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