Ending, plot discussion. Warning: Spoilers

[Forte]

My 2 cents on the matter;
I think both Odin and Bahamut are both "Ancient Primals." The Allgans are the ones who turned Odin into a "Ancient Primal" as a reward or honor (remember this being said no idea were been ages maybe first mention of Odin in live letter?). So why would they "make" a Primal?

Maybe once they imprisoned Bahamut they knew he was going to need a warden and thus created Primal Odin just for this job; he could also step in and stop Bahamut from rampaging (thus the low damage to the world 5 years in the future). They have showed CGI of Odin so there is a movie of him some place in ARR. When 2.0 starts it could be him rushing in to stop Bahamut, injuring him and he flees as to so recover (reason Odin become a wandering Primal since he is hunting Bahamut and reason world isnt a wasteland when he start 2.0).

Sorry for walls of words ~_~; but thats my 2 cents

[Totorixiii]

My 2 cents on the matter;
I think both Odin and Bahamut are both "Ancient Primals." The Allgans are the ones who turned Odin into a "Ancient Primal" as a reward or honor (remember this being said no idea were been ages maybe first mention of Odin in live letter?). So why would they "make" a Primal?

Maybe once they imprisoned Bahamut they knew he was going to need a warden and thus created Primal Odin just for this job; he could also step in and stop Bahamut from rampaging (thus the low damage to the world 5 years in the future). They have showed CGI of Odin so there is a movie of him some place in ARR. When 2.0 starts it could be him rushing in to stop Bahamut, injuring him and he flees as to so recover (reason Odin become a wandering Primal since he is hunting Bahamut and reason world isnt a wasteland when he start 2.0).

Sorry for walls of words ~_~; but thats my 2 cents

I see that highly likely the case. 2 Wandering primals in 2.0. The presumption is good to me in my opinion.