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What is kuva?
"Kuva is an exceedingly rare red fluid coveted by the Grineer Queens. It can be obtained in Kuva Missions, and is used to Cycle Givens or build rare blueprints." -Tooltip for Kuva, Warframe
Properties and types:
In the story of warframe, Kuva's physical form is a blackened liquid with Crimson hues, while being a part of a process known as "Continuity".
Applications and history (WARNING: SPOILERS included):
Beginning with the primary usage known as Continuity, Kuva is used to take one person's conscious, and establish it into another person's body, essentially a form of "ceremonial bodysnatching".
There are currently two known forms of Kuva: Blue Kuva, and Crimson Kuva. The former is mentioned only in an event known as Naberus. Blue Kuva, as described in-game, will allow a being to take a body, but only for a short time, before returning to their own.
Crimson Kuva is used in a lot of lore aside from Continuity. Here is a list of all uses and possibilities:
·Continuity
·Textile creation, such as a "Kuva Cord". (See fandom)
·Weapon making, such as a "Slaytra" or "Aegrit". (See fandom)
·Cycling Riven Mods (See Fandom)
·Specific Resurrection processes (See "Voruna Leverian" in fandom or youtube)
·Kuva Liches (See Fandom)
·Possibly (SPOILERS) Narmer Veils (See Kuva in fandom)
Source:
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Sources of information: Fandom, Warframe.
"She went and opened A little ivory door, that she was not supposed to know about, and drew forth A Flask that she would've been glasses for even looking at. A Flask of Crimson Kuva, the scarlet seal of continuity. Permanent." -Grandmother, Naberus Mobile sourced Story, Warframe.
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Kuva - what is it?
Kuva stands for warframe, Tenno is French for Vbucks. Needless to say, someone is called a "Kuva Tenno" when he faps to warframe robots twerking.
damn he sure looks like a Kuva Tenno!
What does "kuva" mean?
The Polish word for "fuck". This is the official spelling, which was provided by the Ministry of Education. It's often difficult for Finnish people to understand this word or accept the official spelling of it because they like to mistake it for "Kuwra", which is the Belgian word for "I am wrong".
There's no more bagels? AH KUVA.