Kalil is still young and has a straightforward and cute demeanor. His mother loved him deeply and became a decoy to let him escape, being killed by Replicants in the process. When Kalil was crying and alone, he met P-33 (whom he nicknamed “Beepy”) who decided to become the young Shade’s protector. They spent a lot of time together, becoming very close friends, and wanted to explore the world together. Kalil died trying to protect P-33 during a battle with Nier.
1300 years ago, the leader of wolves used to be a dog. It was raised by an old man, and underwent the gestalt process, gaining eternal life in the place of his owner. Due to its fond memories of the old man’s care, it wishes to live in peace without coming into conflict with the humanoid Replicants. However, it understands that those Replicants have deprived them of their habitat and killed many of their comrades. In the end, it realizes that they cannot coexist and leads its pack on a battle to end all battles with the Replicants. The final memory Roc has, before he is killed by the King, was of when the old man was about to pass away. He told Roc that he had lived too long, but his furry friend still had life in him. He thanked him for being a good friend, and said to think of him every now and then. Roc dies saying, “My father… Its name comes from the huge bird Roc that Sinbad meets in the “Arabian Nights”.
Had to do it upon reading this article
http://www.arena.net/blog/chuck-jackman-on-updated-cinematic-conversations
