Contents
Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Federation |
| Original | 联邦 |
| Type | Neutral Character (AI) |
| Affiliation | Douluo Federation |
| Status | Active |
| First Appearance | Chapter 1 |
Background / History
The Federation governs the human political system in which the Soul Beast Clan is nominally a member. Despite ten thousand years of peaceful coexistence, it forcibly relocated the Soul Beast Clan from Douluo Home Planet to Elf Planet, where the clan remains under Federation surveillance. Elf Planet’s position near the hostile Dragon-Horse Twin Stars Demi-God Realm leaves the soul beasts exposed as a potential frontline buffer in a war. 1
The Federation also transferred any scattered soul beasts it located on Douluo Home Planet, including in the Far North, to Elf Planet after the clan’s migration. 6
Before Di Tian’s planned godhood tribulation, the Federation rejected his request to return to Douluo Home Planet. It instead sought to dispatch younger observers led by god-level powerhouses to Elf Planet, a demand Bi Ji regarded as treating a near-fatal tribulation like a spectacle. 1 Di Tian believed the Federation could not accept even the possibility of a long-lived True God-level soul beast king, though his transformation into a human would limit his lifespan and make him less threatening to human rule. 2
The Federation supported the establishment of the Federal Central Academy Elf Branch, funding the institution while Shrek Academy supplied teachers. Di Tian accepted the proposal because the branch would allow him to remain near the Soul Beast Clan after transforming, while avoiding the political consequences of joining Shrek Academy on Douluo Home Planet. 6
Following the destruction of its fleets and the rise of the Paradise Demi-God Realm, the Federation’s political position reverses. It is compelled to negotiate with Di Tian at the former Star Dou Forest, where he dictates the restoration and expansion of soul-beast territory rather than accepting the return of the Star Dou Forest alone. 120 123
After Shrek Academy and the Tang Sect launch an unauthorized attack on Di Tian, the Federation Speaker disavows their actions and submits to Di Tian’s demands. The Federation is ordered to restore soul-beast habitats at any cost and without delay. 126
Governance and Forces
- Federal Council — The Federation’s highest political body. It convenes over Di Tian’s transformation and power, with internal factions advocating recruitment, inaction while he is killed by outside threats, or secretly obtaining his soul beast embryo. 23
- As Di Tian’s strength rises, the Council unifies around bringing him under Federation influence and later demands that he choose Federation loyalty over Shrek Academy and the Tang Sect. 26 67
- Following the loss of the Federation fleets, the Council accepts that its chance of defeating Di Tian is infinitely close to zero and agrees to negotiate for the Federation’s survival. 120
- Federation Speaker — Supreme commander of Operation Ambush from All Sides, which mobilizes the Federation’s fleets against Tianlong Seat. 15
- War God Temple — A major Federation force that coordinates with Di Tian against Tianlong Seat; its First War God, Yu Muchen, serves as an important liaison. 13
- Dou Tian Department — A Federation department formerly led by Qiangu Qingfeng, the Purgatory True God. Its Dark Division acts as the Federation’s covert “black glove,” handling sensitive and illicit affairs through agents that include evil Soul Masters. 27 60
- Federation Academy of Sciences — Operates a Tiandou Branch and is involved with Gu Yuena/Nana’s presence on Tiandou Planet. 17 29
- Federal Research Institute — Develops the Single Giant Mecha Project and Neural Bridge Synaesthesia Technology, seeking a method for ordinary people to operate giant mechas against god-level opponents. 47
- Federation Mainframe — The Federation’s former central control system. It received satellite-monitoring data, could remotely control giant-mecha formations within Federation territory, and contained emergency authority to cut a giant mech’s energy supply. 21 47 63
- Seven Great Fleets — The Federation’s principal naval forces, proposed for the hunt for Tianlong Seat. 13
- The Federation also fields an understrength Eighth Fleet, a Ninth Ecological Warship Fleet associated with Shrek Academy and the Tang Sect, and eight First-line Legions serving as elite ground forces. 95 124
- The First-line Legions are nominally subordinate to the Federal Council, but during Shrek’s attempted attack on Di Tian, they disregard the Speaker’s orders and follow Shrek’s command instead. 124
Military and Technology
Fleet Warfare
The Federation can mobilize motherships, Dragon King-class frigates, stealth soul arrays, satellite surveillance, and linked divine-sense communications. 15 16
- Four motherships and their escort frigates combine their energy to deploy a cosmic-scale Warship Mecha. 16
- The fleet attack destroys Dragon Source Planet and annihilates half of Tianlong Seat’s body, though his divine consciousness escapes into a living star. 16
- The Tianlong battle is livestreamed throughout the Federation. 16
- The Federation later deploys ten Quasi-God-level giant mechas and several hundred Demi-God-level giant mechas for experiments in the Dangerous Starfield. The Federation Mainframe retains terminal control over the larger formation while it remains in range. 61 63
- When the Dangerous Starfield’s core disrupts the Federation Mainframe’s remote coordination, the Federation tests the giant mechas’ capacity for independent combat. 64
- During the Douluo divine war, seven and a half Federation fleets join Tang Hao and Ah Yin against Di Tian and the Golden Dragon King. Their mothership main cannons possess Half-Step God King-level attack power. 95 109
- The Dark Division seizes the motherships’ internal soul-guided arrays and redirects their main cannons. Seven motherships spatially jump into mutually destructive firing positions, annihilating the Federation’s principal fleet force. 112 113
- The collision of seven Half-Step God King-level energies destroys the Golden Dragon King and causes a destructive energy tide across the Douluo Demi-God Realm. 114
- By the subsequent Federation Council meeting, all Federation space fleets have been destroyed. 118 120
Tianlong Ship
After the battle with Tianlong Seat, the Federation cooperates with Ling Zichen to convert the remaining half of Tianlong’s father’s super-god-level corpse into the Tianlong Ship.
- Ling Zichen provides Ecological Warship technology.
- The Federation supplies rare-metal raw materials. 16
- Nine years after Tianlong Seat’s defeat, the Federation, Shrek Academy, and the Tang Sect complete the Tianlong Ship as the first mothership-class Ecological Warship. Its body is half flesh and half god-grade mechanical metal due to the incomplete corpse used in its construction. 63
- The Tianlong Ship serves as the mothership for Ecological Warship hive-cluster combat experiments, allowing other warships to receive neural-bridge commands and operate with reduced crew requirements. 64
- During the later divine war, the Golden Dragon King occupies the wreckage of the damaged Tianlong Ship amid the confrontation between Di Tian, the Federation fleets, and the other major combatants. 109
Single Giant Mecha Project
The Federation’s Single Giant Mecha Project seeks to let synchronized pilots bear the neural burden of operating individual giant mechas, allowing mortal operators to contend with god-level enemies. Its principal obstacle was the instability of Neural Bridge Synaesthesia Technology, as ordinary synchronized pairs could not sustain the connection in combat. 45 47
- The project’s first giant mech, Universe Pioneer, is designed to reach Quasi-God-level combat power when piloted through a stable neural bridge. 45 48
- Di Tian’s 100%-compatible self Martial Soul Fusion Skill, Twin Dragon Kings, provides the Federation with a successful thought-sharing model and allows him to operate Universe Pioneer for prolonged combat. 47 48
- A Single Positive-Cycle Source Core supplied by Ling Zichen raises Universe Pioneer from Quasi-God level toward Peak Quasi-God level. 48
- Di Tian proposes merging the Federation’s giant-mecha research with Shrek Academy and Tang Sect research into Ecological Warship hive-cluster combat. He acts as an intermediary to facilitate the technological exchange. 47
- The Federation retains a Mainframe-controlled emergency cutoff intended to disable a giant mech if Di Tian acts against Federation interests. 47
- After three years of testing, Neural Bridge Synaesthesia Technology is perfected, while Di Tian obtains the core technology for Ecological Warship hive-cluster combat. 62
- The Federation grants Di Tian a second Quasi-God-level giant mech, Universe Starfarer, in return for his assistance with Neural Bridge Synaesthesia Technology. 61
Mechanical Calamity
Di Tian uses the neural-bridge and hive-cluster technologies developed through Federation-linked research to establish control over large numbers of mechanical creations. He privately prepares this capability as a contingency against Federation interference with his godhood tribulation. 47 62
During Di Tian’s godhood tribulation on Paradise Planet, a Mechanical Calamity disrupts the local city-defense forces as mechanical creations rebel and multiply, displaying patterns associated with Tang Sect Ecological Warships. 83 The mechanical army later supports Di Tian’s battle against Paradise Planet’s god-level opponents with unmanned vehicles, artillery, warships, and cosmic-warship firepower. 84
Universe Pioneer and Universe Starfarer subsequently fuse with Paradise Planet amid creation and chaos power. They become the independent entities White Queen and Red Queen, respectively, and serve as the Plane Lord and Life Core of the transformed planet. 88
White Queen and Red Queen later merge the Federation’s Seven Administrative Planets into Paradise Planet, erase the remaining human organizations there in all but name, and establish a Machine Intelligence empire whose emperor is Di Tian. 114 118 123
Surveillance and Cybersecurity
The Federation monitors Elf Planet through satellites connected to a central mainframe. During the City of Sin’s assault, attackers temporarily cut this connection by hacking through seventy-two password-protected anti-theft walls; Federation hackers are expected to counterattack quickly. 21 22
The Federation’s low-orbit satellites also monitor Di Tian’s vital signs and movements. When his life signs disappear during his covert activity on Paradise Planet, the anomaly immediately alarms the Federation and prompts more than ten god-level and True God-level experts to investigate Elf Planet. 32 71 72
The Federation’s ability to conduct centralized surveillance, coordination, and remote-mecha control is severely compromised after the destruction of the Federation Mainframe. 120
Relations with the Soul Beast Clan
The Federation recognizes the Soul Beast Clan as part of its system and receives substantial taxes from its production and trade in heavenly treasures and soul-beast materials. This economic interdependence secures the clan’s continued existence, but not equal treatment or a return to its homeland. 19
- Soul beasts voluntarily cultivate heavenly treasures and trade shed materials for Federation coins and soul devices. 19
- The Federation previously prevented Di Tian from returning to Douluo Home Planet for his tribulation. 1
- It later recognizes the soul beast and elven forces as Federation heroes after their defense of Elf Planet, awarding military merit for enemies killed. 27
- It accepts Di Tian’s demand to immediately establish and expand enrollment for the Federal Central Academy Elf Branch. 27
- Federation authorities accept Di Tian’s exorbitant 880,000 Federation Coin tourism fee for Elf Planet rather than openly oppose him. 29
- The Federation sends talents from the War God Temple, the Qiangu Clan, and other affiliated forces to Elf Planet, hoping they can establish influence over Di Tian before Shrek Academy and the Tang Sect do. 26 29
- Following its defeat, the Federation accepts Di Tian’s demand to surrender a vast soul-beast homeland extending from the Far North to the southern ocean, including oceanic habitats. It must demolish human settlements within that territory, relocate cultivated treasures and living resources to Star Dou Forest, and share Soul Guidance Technology freely with the Soul Beast Clan and Machine Intelligence Clan. 123
- The mandated territorial transfer threatens to displace more than ten billion Federation citizens and physically divide the Federation’s remaining human territory. 123
- The Federation Speaker later confirms that the Federation will assist the restoration of soul-beast habitats and is ordered to accelerate the work without regard for cost. 126
- Di Tian subsequently establishes the Kingdom of Soul Beasts with Heaven-Sealing Sea City as its capital, ending the Federation’s former political dominance over the reunited soul beast population. 127 128
Political Strategy Regarding Di Tian
Following Di Tian’s growth, the Federation increasingly treats him as both an asset and a danger.
- The Federal Council concludes that only a True God has a high chance of surviving absorption of Di Tian’s soul beast embryo; lesser cultivators would likely die from its energy. 23
- Di Tian’s Seven-Character Battle Armor and Super-God Level Mecha are bloodline-bound and cannot be sealed by the Federation’s soul-device technology, preventing a safe seizure of his embryo. 23
- The Council fears that Di Tian’s million-year breakthrough could recreate an ancient human–soul beast conflict. 24
- Qiangu Qingfeng assesses that Di Tian’s spiritual immunity significantly restricts his own strongest abilities and admits that he is not confident of subduing Di Tian. 26
- The Federation plans to send talented youths to the Spirit Branch to compete with Shrek Academy and the Tang Sect for influence over Di Tian. 26
- Its long-term contingency is to restrict Di Tian during a future godhood tribulation, when he cannot freely revert to his million-year soul beast body. 26
- The Council later gives Di Tian one year to choose between Federation-backed candidates and the candidates aligned with Shrek Academy and the Tang Sect at the Elf Academy’s first Sea God’s Fate event. 67
- If Di Tian chooses Shrek Academy and the Tang Sect rather than the Federation, the Council plans to strike during his godhood tribulation, when it believes his transformed body will be unable to recover True God-level combat power. 67
- The Federation’s investigation into Di Tian’s vanished life signs accepts his explanation that he had lent power to Qian Lei through the Summoning Gate, unaware that Di Tian’s true body was concealed elsewhere. 71 72
- The Federation later mobilizes most of its surviving fleet strength to capture Di Tian, Nana, Gu Yuena, and Tang Wulin, treating Di Tian as a secondary target despite his apparent eight-ring cultivation. 95
- After witnessing Di Tian’s True God-level strength and the destruction of its fleets, the Council abandons any realistic expectation of defeating him. Its Mainframe calculates the chance of victory as infinitely close to zero before overloading under the Speaker’s demands. 119 120
- The Speaker identifies Di Tian’s urgency to restore soul-beast habitats and gather Faith Power before the Divine Realm’s return as the Federation’s sole potential bargaining leverage. 120 121
- This strategy ends in capitulation when Di Tian dictates territory, population relocation, resource transfers, and technological sharing under threat of immediate annihilation. 123
- The Federation’s attempt to distinguish itself from Shrek Academy and the Tang Sect after their failed attack becomes its basis for conditional survival and continued participation in habitat restoration. 126
Major Operations
| Operation | Chapter | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Ambush from All Sides | 15 16 | The Federation deploys four fleets and a Warship Mecha against Tianlong Seat; his body is half-destroyed, but his divine consciousness escapes. |
| Defense of Elf Planet | 21 22 26 27 | Federation monitoring is sabotaged during the City of Sin’s invasion. After communications recover, Qiangu Qingfeng and Yu Muchen intervene, and the Federation recognizes the soul beast and elven defenders for their military merit. |
| Post-battle reconciliation | 27 | Qiangu Qingfeng offers military merit and public recognition to Di Tian, the soul beasts, and the elves after the pirate conflict. |
| Single Giant Mecha Project | 45 47 48 | The Federation tests Universe Pioneer with Di Tian’s Twin Dragon Kings and establishes that its combat strength can reach Quasi-God level, approaching Peak Quasi-God level with a Positive-Cycle Source Core. |
| Dangerous Starfield combat experiments | 61 63 64 | Federation giant mechas and the Tianlong Ship test Neural Bridge Synaesthesia, independent giant-mecha combat, and Ecological Warship hive-cluster warfare in the Dangerous Starfield. |
| Paradise Planet infiltration | 82 83 | Tang Zhen and Leng Xuanzhi are exposed as Federation undercover agents among Paradise Planet’s god-level city lords during Di Tian’s godhood tribulation. |
| Capture operation against Di Tian and Nana | 95 109 | The Federation commits seven and a half fleets alongside Tang Hao and Ah Yin during the Douluo divine war, but its forces become divided between Di Tian, the Golden Dragon King, and the Plane Lord’s faction. |
| Dark Division mothership sabotage | 111 112 113 | Qiangu Qingfeng’s Dark Division agents seize the motherships’ internal arrays and force seven motherships to spatially jump and fire upon one another, annihilating the Federation’s principal fleets. |
| Star Dou Forest negotiations | 120 123 | Facing near-certain defeat, the Federation seeks negotiations but is compelled to accept Di Tian’s sweeping territorial, demographic, resource, and technology-transfer demands. |
| Shrek-led counterattack | 124 125 126 | Shrek Academy and the Tang Sect direct Federation Legions and human elites to attack Di Tian without Federal Council authorization. The attempt devastates the Federation’s remaining military, technological, and youthful talent base, forcing the Speaker to submit. |
| Soul-beast habitat restoration | 126 | The Federation is ordered to rebuild and expand the restored soul-beast habitats rapidly and at any cost under Di Tian’s supervision. |
Relationships
- Di Tian — The Federation considers the King of Soul Beasts a strategic threat, a potential recruit, and a source of an invaluable soul beast embryo. It initially restricts his tribulation plans, then seeks to bind him to its interests. 1 23 26 27
- The Federation later pressures Di Tian to choose its allegiance over Shrek Academy and the Tang Sect, while continuing to prepare for intervention in his godhood tribulation. 67
- It also relies on Di Tian’s Twin Dragon Kings to advance Neural Bridge Synaesthesia and giant-mecha technologies, though its Mainframe retains safeguards against him. 47 48
- After Di Tian’s rise to overwhelming power and the destruction of the Federation fleets, the Federation becomes his subordinate negotiating counterpart. The Speaker accepts his territorial demands and orders to restore soul-beast habitats. 120 123 126
- Soul Beast Clan — A taxed and politically constrained member of the Federal system, forcibly relocated to Elf Planet and kept under surveillance. 1 19
- Elf Queen — Ruler of Elf Planet’s elves; her defense against the City of Sin protects an administrative planet containing human residents as well as elves and soul beasts. 21 22
- Yu Muchen — First War God of the War God Temple; forms a temporary alliance with Di Tian against Tianlong Seat, reports on Di Tian to the Federal Council, and leads the investigation into Di Tian’s apparent disappearance. 13 23 72
- Qiangu Qingfeng — Purgatory True God and former Dou Tian Department minister; represents the Federation in negotiations with Di Tian and initially supports efforts to bring him under Federation influence. 25 26 27
- Ling Zichen — A leading technological collaborator whose work on Ecological Warships, Positive-Cycle Source Cores, and giant-mecha research is central to Federation military development. She works with Di Tian on Neural Bridge Synaesthesia and hive-cluster combat technology. 16 47 49
- Gu Yuena / Nana — The Federation regards Gu Yuena as its own god-level asset and orders the Tiandou Academy of Sciences to send her to Di Tian on Elf Planet, hoping to use her presence to influence him. 13 29 30
- Shrek Academy and Tang Sect — Rival human powers whose influence the Federation seeks to counter through the Elf Branch and its own dispatched talents. The Federation also cooperates with them on the Tianlong Ship and giant-mecha/Ecological Warship research while remaining politically distrustful. 1 26 47 63
- Tianlong Seat — An external super-god-level threat targeted by the Federation after Di Tian reveals his plan to sabotage Federation warships with Dragon Source Crystals. 13 16
- Tianlong Ship — The Federation’s first mothership-class Ecological Warship, created from part of Tianlong Seat’s father’s corpse and used as the center of its hive-cluster Ecological Warship experiments. 16 63 64
- Tang Zhen and Leng Xuanzhi — Federation undercover agents embedded among the god-level city lords of Paradise Planet. Tang Zhen additionally identifies himself as a Level 9 Dou Tian Fighter of the Federation. 82 83
- White Queen and Red Queen — The former Federation-developed giant mechas Universe Pioneer and Universe Starfarer. Following their fusion with Paradise Planet, they become independent mechanical lifeforms outside ordinary Federation control. 88
- Federation Mainframe — The Federation’s central AI and former technological command backbone. It provides a near-zero assessment of the Federation’s prospects against Di Tian before being destroyed by forced extreme calculations. 120
- Elder Shu — A Federation Council member aligned with Shrek Academy’s defiant faction. He rejects the Speaker’s survival strategy, mobilizes Shrek, Tang Sect, Federation-connected forces, and forbidden weapons against Di Tian, and contributes to the catastrophic depletion of Federation military and technological resources. 120 121 125 126