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**When Brakion's head was shot off its weak point was shifted to its chest and on the back of its chest is a small window that showed a weak point.

*Brakion was the second Vex boss to be called by name. The first was [[Atheon, Time's Conflux|Atheon]] when it was called by name during [[Destiny]]'s [[Age of Triumph]].

*~~Brakion’s~~ name could have been derived from the Latin word bracchium, which means arm or branch. This could've been an allusion to the Pyramidion's connection to the [[Infinite Forest]], or a somewhat humorous allusion to the fact that Brakion is responsible for converting [[Asher Mir]]'s arm.

*Brakion's name could have been derived from the Latin word bracchium, which means arm or branch. This could've been an allusion to the Pyramidion's connection to the [[Infinite Forest]], or a somewhat humorous allusion to the fact that Brakion is responsible for converting [[Asher Mir]]'s arm.

*If Brakion's head was broken before he entered an invulnerable state, he would enter a berserker rage, moving through his shield while remaining invulnerable. This made defeating him significantly more difficult.

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 **When Brakion's head was shot off its weak point was shifted to its chest and on the back of its chest is a small window that showed a weak point.
 *Brakion was the second Vex boss to be called by name. The first was [[Atheon, Time's Conflux|Atheon]] when it was called by name during [[Destiny]]'s [[Age of Triumph]].
-*Brakion’s name could have been derived from the Latin word bracchium, which means arm or branch. This could've been an allusion to the Pyramidion's connection to the [[Infinite Forest]], or a somewhat humorous allusion to the fact that Brakion is responsible for converting [[Asher Mir]]'s arm.
+*Brakion's name could have been derived from the Latin word bracchium, which means arm or branch. This could've been an allusion to the Pyramidion's connection to the [[Infinite Forest]], or a somewhat humorous allusion to the fact that Brakion is responsible for converting [[Asher Mir]]'s arm.
 *If Brakion's head was broken before he entered an invulnerable state, he would enter a berserker rage, moving through his shield while remaining invulnerable. This made defeating him significantly more difficult.