In Sekiro, there's an NPC who is just an arm in a jar. In Elden Ring, there's an NPC that is a walking jar with limbs.

@great_aymen

2 жыл бұрын

2 NPCs* who are arms in a jar, and the concept arts for ER show 2 pot/jar boys

@Cannon6969

2 жыл бұрын

@@great_aymen there is a town of jars called Jarburg

@jakehewitt1491

2 жыл бұрын

Which npc in Sekiro is that?

@cuecafreada4020

2 жыл бұрын

@@jakehewitt1491 the merchant in the sakura themed place

@jakehewitt1491

2 жыл бұрын

@@cuecafreada4020 oh the dude in the pot lol it’s not just an arm it’s a person

The opening sequence in Sekiro is the same from DS1, where the key is dropped from above. Both characters are sitting in the same pose

@chadshinobi69

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yea

@MrMetalhorse

Жыл бұрын

The 2 best FromSoftware games have the same opening.

@parrotilol

Жыл бұрын

@@MrMetalhorse yessir

@BenDover-rz3kq

Жыл бұрын

@@MrMetalhorse i dont remember a key in bloodborne opening.

@MrMetalhorse

Жыл бұрын

@@BenDover-rz3kq Bloodborne can't be one of the best until they fix that horrible frame rate. It's enough to make a man sick.

I mean you forgot that in Sekiro, theres npc dialogue that talks about a hunter who eats parts of beasts and uses the pine resin ember and because of this two things he was hated by the village, you can find this item on the roof of his shack. Also the slugs are the food of the great fish that lives in the fountainhead palace

@gangrenebean

2 жыл бұрын

good comment. never knew that before

@soupisgoodfood

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yea. Also the enemies in that village are scared of fire just like beasts in bloodborne

@mvmusic8467

Жыл бұрын

Its actually implied he's still alive inside the shack since the pine resin is still bruning and the villagers are still crowded round his shack waiting for the resin to burn out.

@SanGiorgio17

9 ай бұрын

I think they are talking about the shura

Also i believe the millwood knights are a connection to elden ring. Their more norse background, worshipping a tree. Wear the horns of a magic stag they follow. Which can be seen in a elden ring. They almost feel as if they come from elden ring

@Toenailcollector

2 жыл бұрын

Would make sense since I have the Theory that Limgrave is the painted World formed from the dark soul by the Painter.

@devinsmith1243

2 жыл бұрын

@@zzodysseuszz man who hurt you

@hatedfollower8780

2 жыл бұрын

@@zzodysseuszz Calm down man, its not that serious. Let people speculate and have fun, Jesus Christ.

@Eshtian

2 жыл бұрын

@@zzodysseuszz we can agree on this At best Miyazaki liked these themes and ideas and expanded on them later after using them.

@HeavensCloud420

2 жыл бұрын

@@zzodysseuszz homie calm down, speculation is just for fun. No reason to be so mad just cuz you got Zz's in your name

The moonlight greatsword is actually a Fromsoft staple for the most part. Being in damn near every game since King's Field in one form or another.

@hffy8665

2 жыл бұрын

Im 100% sure it’ll be on Elden Ring as well

@DcCock

2 жыл бұрын

It's also in Armored Core, still has the same green glow.

@peteallyn412

2 жыл бұрын

@@DcCock Ahhh, Armored Core. A man of taste I see. That game got slept on so much, but it was super fun! Maybe that’s why I like Fromsoft games.

@tear4442

2 жыл бұрын

@@hffy8665 it is indeed in Elden Ring

@Astares9

2 жыл бұрын

@Man Dendon its alright. aesthetically maybe.. it has frost effects coming off of it now along with the green energy. kind of a bummer IMO

apparently according to Zullie the Witch, Chester might actually be a reference to cut content in Demon Souls due to Chester being in the Data Files before BB even started development

@YetiCoolBrother

2 жыл бұрын

Doesnt mean Miyazaki didnt have the concepts for BB already though. If you look at how far in advance they had to get GRRM to write the lore for Elden Ring ir goes to shows how much has to be spent developing brand new lore for a new Souls-like.

@OtakuUnitedStudio

2 жыл бұрын

He's closer in concept to a scrapped version of a Demon's Souls character, but Bloodborne also takes influences from unused content from that game. Chester connects the past and future.

@zzodysseuszz

2 жыл бұрын

@@YetiCoolBrother there is literally no evidence that Miyazaki planned bloodborne so early (literally years and years before development even started) or that it was a direct reference to bloodborne. You’re making the correlation equals causation fallacy HARD

@HeavensCloud420

2 жыл бұрын

@@zzodysseuszz homie wtf you doing, patrolling the comments just trying to be the fun police?

@criskooo2802

2 жыл бұрын

@@zzodysseuszz So we can't conclude anything for sure, either Miyazaki liked chester so much that he turned him into the protagonist of bloodborne or he liked the concept of the Bloodborne hunter so much that he made him into a character in the dlc. Or of course things may not be connected at all and they are just reusing asset, though i like the previous interpretation more.

Don't forget Bloodbornes centipede in the neck of the Bloodletting Beast look an awful lot like Sekiro's Guardian Ape's second battle phase, and the whole finding vermin centipedes in the bodies of bosses in Bloodborne when you join the Confederates covenant are like the immortal centipedes in Sekiro

@BlinJe

Жыл бұрын

That's a good one

Besides, Yuria's attire is similar with Cainhurst armor from Bloodborne. At first glance I thought she was Queen Annalise

@ukaznipsigururuk8685

2 жыл бұрын

She also has a katana as well which is pretty much a reference to Chikage

@REALTYME_HD

2 жыл бұрын

Yea her whole outfit screams Cainhurst

@Ruben02.12

2 жыл бұрын

@@ukaznipsigururuk8685 not too sure about that one I mean there is the bloodlust katana that you stab your self in the stomach and give it a buff and its covered in blood

I think Mibu Village and the Fishing Hamlet are both references to Lovecraft, more than are references to each other, as they seem to be an homage to the Shadow over Insmouth, a story in which people from a fishing town become themselves fish people.

@dawilly1757

2 жыл бұрын

Lol bb in general is inspired by Lovecraft

If you think about it ,patches was really the only true friend you've had throughout all of Miyazaki's games , or the closest thing to it

@SalvageET

2 жыл бұрын

Ah yes, a true friend who tries to kill you twice in Demons Souls and Dark Souls 1, thrice in Dark Souls 3, sends you to a room with a trapped chest and laughs behind you in Dark Souls 2, and tricks you into going to an area filled with abominations, then pushes you to a poison pit in Bloodborne. Couldn't ask for a better friend.

@MK204

2 жыл бұрын

@@SalvageET in darksouls he pushes you down to where you are supposed to go and in dark souls 3 he also pushes you down to show you the way and helps you in the ringed city after getting his memory back

@SalvageET

2 жыл бұрын

@@MK204 those are not intentional, calling him your friend because of those instances is like calling the bosses your friends for dropping key items or souls upon being defeated. Being summonable in the Ringed City is the only favour he does to the player, and that's most likely as a thank you gift for giving him his memory back, not something he does out of the kindness of his heart.

@MK204

2 жыл бұрын

@@SalvageET the bosses were the real friends we made on this journey

@SalvageET

2 жыл бұрын

@@MK204 deep 😔

Sakura Dragon's seven-branched sword is Sekiro's Moonlight Sword. It's made of similar material and literally shoots shockwaves. Different shape altogether is due to its significance to the history of Japan and corresponding lore of Ashina.

@transcendkira

2 жыл бұрын

The actual Branched Sword was a gift from a Korean ruler to a Japanese one I believe, a reference to that sword, plus other elements of the Divine Dragon's design are related to themes that the dragon does not belong to Japan originally. It's a really cool detail.

@Blink_Salt

2 жыл бұрын

@@transcendkira It is pretty cool. As some theories about where Sekiro and the Divine child are going is either Korea or China. I feel it is more towards Korea. I hope they do make a sequel off that.

Now that time has passed, we can see more of "The freaking pillars" in the Elden Beast fight in Elden Ring. I personally love the pillars that show up in these games, especially in Bloodborne since you see them so often in the dream.

@KobeAndersonCactus

11 ай бұрын

And in the Siofra River

I think one that always tripped me out was the centipedes in sekiro, and how it connects both sekiro and bloodborne together, the bloood letting beast in the chalice dungeon is clear proof of that

@Ccberry98

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve never played bloodborne, could you elaborate a little bit? Just curious about this.

@matthewlugo2417

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ccberry98 what am i elaborating exactly?

@gigagogagagio

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewlugo2417 how the blood letting beast is proof? obviously?

@matthewlugo2417

2 жыл бұрын

@@gigagogagagio in the game of sekiro there are undying centipedes/parasites, example the headless ape, also valtr kills vermin which also look like they are the centipedes from sekiro, not to mention the easterner in a ninja garb in bloodborne dlc i believe

Bloodborne also has the fluted set from demon's souls scattered around the chalice dungeons.

It feels more like similar themes than actual connections. Like a vague idea for a setting that has not yet been developed enough instead of deliberate foreshadowing.

@Pebbleman-xp7tu

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t know why more people haven’t said this.

Gascoigne saying Umbasa was in the live Network Test as well, shown by Peeve Peeverson. I remember because I was in class in high school and everyone was freaking out about it. The Divine dragon moonlight sword reference isn't up for dispute by the way, because the Moonlight Greatsword has almost always belonged to one incarnation of Seath or another.

Merry Christmas guys and gals. I loved seeing those hints and speculating with my friends about the next title they're working on :)

@xaviermoreau-raymond9269

2 жыл бұрын

I have a hunch it’s called elden ring

@Uro_Boros

2 жыл бұрын

@@xaviermoreau-raymond9269 never heard of

Moonlight sword isnt just reference to other Souls games, but almost whole Fromsoft game catalogue. Holy Moonlight Sword was originally from Kings Field game. Then it has appeared in every Armored Core game, Ninja Blade and Enchanted Arms.

The shield used to block frenzy at the launch of Bloodborne ...then it was nerfed...or fixed depending on if it was a feature or glitch

@MasterDuelMax

2 жыл бұрын

Thats cool! We're not some frenzied beast but a chivalrous knight! Behold my sword and shield!

@CassidyListon

2 жыл бұрын

"can't go insane if I can't see anything behind this shield!"

I noticed the Orphan of Kos and Egg of Filianore both share resemblance to Miquella in the cocoon in Elden Ring.

About the Moonlight Greatsword in Sekiro, the Kusabimaru, the sword we use throughout the game, is given to us at the beginning by Kuro in the "Moonlit Tower", making it (at least in my books) the Moonlight Sword.

@gravitationalforce3258

2 жыл бұрын

This may be a stretch but the lazulite sword looks kind of similar.

Fun fact: Patches actual first appearance was in armored core 4

I love that Hallowknight music was playing during the video

I'm 100% convinced that there's some sort of direct connection between the cycle of fire/undead curse and the Elden Ring/removal of destined death

It just occurred to me that Ash Lake, the Hunter's Dream, and the repeating pillars is basically similar to the dream wood from the first book in the Narnia series

Patches first appeared in armored core 4 answer as "Patch The Good luck" and he even plays like how you would thing he would. He only uses long range attacks and will also beg for his life when he is close to losing. The moon light sword also makes into all if not most of the armored core games. It even has the same blue glow and ranged attack. But it makes appearances as far back as "Kings field" if I remember right.

The chalice dungeons in Bloodborne are (imo) meant to represent the world of Dark Souls. Contains a place called ailing "Loran" only 1 letter off from lordran, has a boss called keepers of the old lords which are quite literally witches who wield pyromancy, and is the only place in the game with illusory walls.

Chester is a reference to Demon's Souls and is actually wearing the Boletarian Soldier's garb (without chain-mail) mixed with the Fat Official's mask and hat. I'm pretty sure Chester was implemented into DS DLC something like a year (give or take) before Bloodborne was even an alpha concept. You can tell he definitely influenced Bloodborne, but his creation ultimately came from Demon's Souls. Another clue is in his dialogue, when he says _"Fooled by that toothy serpent, they upturned the grave of primeval man, and incited his ornery wrath."_ indicating he's aware of this universe's lore, humanity's undead curse, and even the manipulating primordial serpents (which players only realize after a few playthroughs). Marvelous Chester is most likely displaced by time, not dimension given his clear understanding of things, being only a professed "traveler". ...but Bloodborne was Demon's Souls 2 (project Beast), right up until the demo was released, so anything's possible. Umbasa!!

Can I just say that was a masterfully executed use of glitch art for the introduction there

Good job, Zee! I hope your content will get more recognition and praise that you deserve in the new year!

malenia sure feels like the final boss

I think most of these are just similarly inspired, but connections and parallels are cool to highlight and some speculation is always nice. Good video with thorough research, well edited and nice music choices!

Nice video man! There just another * possible * connection that is Sir Alonne from DS 2 and the Divine Dragon Tree from Sekiro. Alonne came to the Drangleic lands from the east and the divine dragon came from the west, just like opposites lands. And when you think that Dragons are the main guys from Lordran land and the Dark Souls planet at all and Sir Alonne its a samurai, just like the Sekiro theme, this details fits nice

I really appreciate you jumping right into your material in these videos. No long-winded attempts at exposition or backstory, just the content we came looking for. Great stuff.

If we're talking design similarities there's also the "boss/enemy with one normal/mostly normal arm and one monster arm": Manus, Cleric Beast + Laurence, Orphan of Kos (kind of), Iudex Gundyr (2nd phase), Demon of Hatred

@brendanjoyce645

Жыл бұрын

Artorias

@mohammadsaleem5990

Жыл бұрын

Demon of hatred has literally moves copy pasted directly from manus

@brendanjoyce645

Жыл бұрын

@@mohammadsaleem5990 ooooo I gotta check that out nice eye

Man you're quickly becoming one of my new favorite Souls channels. Keep up the great work man, quality stuff!!

@ZeeVoke

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, it means a lot!

Just saying that the "sword knife thing" Is a weapon from south east Asia called Keris, i believe some game just called it kris without the e. In Indonesia it was known as a traditional weapon, and have magical property to it, it was one of the common thing shaman, witch doctor or some other supernatural profession usually have here, thus the magical property in the demon souls version of it. Rather than treat it like some special weapon, just see it like how katana is from japan, keris come from South East Asia.

@Floobsie

2 жыл бұрын

was about to comment this myself, glad someone else also recognizes it

Im so glad KZread recommended you for me ❤️

Nice narration and vibe bro.

2:45 the appearance of the Brain Sucker and Mind Flayer are both inspired by D&D, something the Big M was a fan of, or at least took inspiration from. The idea of memory slots/Attunement slots from Demon Souls, Dark Souls, and Elden Ring are ripped directly from the Monster Manual. There's more, but those two are some of the most obvious.

What alout the untended graves and bloodborne's old workshop? They are pretty much the same concept, a dark version of your main hub with some goodies and an item that you can give to the doll/firekeeper (which are practically the same)

@Pebbleman-xp7tu

2 жыл бұрын

Its just game design, it’s not a reference

The first area of Dark Souls II, the Things Betwixt, the large "pillars" look uncannily like those trees from Ash Lake! Plus there's also the Dragon's Memory with basically takes you TO the Ash Lake and a giant dead dragon who yields a Dragon Soul!

This video was amazing, thank you so much. I love seeing the similarities and connections between the from games, especially my favorite one Bloodborne.

I love that every souls video has hollow knight music and every hollow knight video has souls music

I had to watch that opening transition of game title to gameplay like 5 times. very good stuff

theres tons and tons of references. so many you could never list them all. from items to weapons, characters places. the list goes on and on. not sure if the mean anything or just nostalgic fan service but its awesome i know that. its very cool to be playing the new souls game and find throwbacks to old games. its exciting.

Now I like to think patches is just this random guy who got his start in sekiro, then transcends time and space to show up in every game

martyr lugarius weapon is exactly the Kris Blade of demon... instead the dragon word is used by pthumerians in chalice doungeons. moreover, the blood of martyr lugarius, gave to him the same power of gael with the blood of the dark souls (skulls in a red fog), exactly like elder ghrus and cleric beast

In Elden Ring you play as Gwyn, thunk about it. You are burning the erdtree, starting an age of fire. You are also lord. Plus the Elder Beast boss room looks like the trees in Ash Lake from DS1. Not to mention that the room before the elden throne is familiar to say the least.

Logarius' attack u see at 3:19 looks a lot like an attack from slave knight gael. just realized while watching. awesome vid man

I always thought Logarius' sword was closer to the Kris Blade from the original Demon's Souls. It would fit more as well considering it was a fairly strong caster item as well which increased Magic at the cost of Magic Defense.

@Stangrex

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah except Logarius has a crap ton of Arcane defense

@Sellawntronolias

4 ай бұрын

Makes sense as they are both Kris swords

All miyazakis games' story is the "dark night of the soul" or "mortal journey" which deals with spiritual Ascension of man/evolution of human consciousness. The story is told through visual symbols and lore elements. All the last bosses Gwyn, soul of cinder, gerhman/moon presence and isshin ashina symbolically represent the last stage where you fight with God/creator in the garden.

@SyntheticShinobi

2 жыл бұрын

Mindblown

Really great and interesting video thank you

Really well made video 🔥

dude the transition from the title to gameplay was so dope

And with Elden RIng out now, there's a plethora of more connections! Got about half way into the video and saw Logarius' sword and thought it looked far too similar to a split in half version of Malikeths blade!

I think of the shared qualities between these games as being similar to how Ghibli movies often have similar motifs. Young girl protagonist, flying vehicles, witches, fantastical characters, etc. Both the Souls games and Ghibli movies are made primarily by a guy named Miyazaki so there is that, too

@squishymamafat

Жыл бұрын

What young girl protagonist and flying vehicles are you referencing to from these games?

@hexahedronhead7516

Жыл бұрын

@@squishymamafat I’m referring to the premises of Ghibli films, sharing those qualities. Castle in the Sky, Keke’s Delivery Service, Howl’s Moving Castle, Porco Rosso, etc.

@squishymamafat

Жыл бұрын

@@hexahedronhead7516 oh I gotcha, I misinterpreted your comment. Yeah I definitely agree with your initial comment

Sekiros Moonlight blade: I always assumed Sabimaru to be the Moon light 'great sword' in Sekiro once it has the final upgrade. "The combination of Lapis Lazuli and the rusted blue blade produces a poisonous mist with every swing. Dissolving the Lapis Lazuli over the blade caused the ancient blue rust to bubble to the blade's surface." The image has the same blue/green glow in it, but its not as solid a reference to space as the blue shuriken literally referring to shooting stars (That one is a possible hint to Rhadan and gravity magic in ER). The rust on the blade looks right though so maaaaaaaaybe.

I don't believe Marvelous Chester is meant to be a reference to Bloodborne. The NPC was created before the DLC and before work on Bloodborne started. Is it possible that they wanted to create victorian clothing? Is it possible that they wanted to create a game with that setting? Sure, but that doesn't CONFIRM him as a Bloodborne reference like most From Software focused channels tend to see him.

@omnomnomnomnomnomnomnomnom3831

2 жыл бұрын

Even less with the numerous samurai references in the game. The studio is japanese. They did ninja focused games before d Dark Souls. Turning asian references in From Software titles into Sekiro foreshadowing is beyond stupid to be honest.

If you take a look in the game files Chester has two other models, among a black zwiehander we would’ve got from killing him, these assets date back a year or two before bloodbournes development, although his design was radically changed after BB development started, hence the two models

There are also a ton of thematic elements that carry through every single game even down from king's quest but especially demon's souls onward

There's a "Patch the Good Luck" character in Armored Core: For Answer, released almost a year before Demon's Souls.

@jonathancapps1103

2 жыл бұрын

And the Moonlight Great Sword goes way back in FromSoft history. Through Armored Core and back to King's Field.

Never knew that about the fingers that’s cool!

There’s a blade of grass in Elden Ring that was 1st teased in Dark Souls 14 that’s actually a nod to the original Pong game.

And the best thing about all these is, that all these similarity's also connect to Berserk, where Miasaki has his inspiration for Dark Souls from.

now we can say there is a "pillars" or "trees'' like view too in elden ring, in nokron and in elden beast fight, and you forgot the armored knight in sekiro, he was so out of place, and very dark souls appearance, not to mention the demon of hatred looks like a bloodborne enemy. nice vid, now that elden ring has released, hope you can do connections video too.

Great video buddy

You deserve so many more subscribers bro

The valkirie isn't the final boss Is the boss that make you see valkiries

I wouldve loved it if Chester from Dark Souls actually made an apperance in BloodBorne It would work so perfectly because Chester and the Player Character were both pulled in from different times and different places through a portal by Manus, so what if Manus pulled Chester in from the BloodBorne universe and happened to have ended up in Dark Souls? That would be one of the coolest connection between two games ever! I think the only problem is that if you can encounter Chester and kill him in BloodBorne then that would take all that out of the realm of possibility Unless🤔....Maybe Chester actually is apart of the BloodBorne universe and he was just pulled away by Manus before we ever got the chance to meet him?! Thats my Head Canon now and there's nothing you can tell me differently

Interesting watching this after the release of Elden Ring, when you started talking about Rosaria´s members as different "fingers", just as the finger-themed PvP in Elden Ring! Umbasa...

Not really foreshadowing, more like just referencing. Foreshadowing is a literary device that the audience can derive a meaning from. There's not really any meaning to these references, so they are just that: references. Also, they're... not "making fun" of dark souls with the shield. They are teaching and encouraging the play style of Bloodborne.

In Sekiro they use lapis lazuli, which is basically glintstone and foreshadows Elden Ring and I think takes the place of the moonlight great sword in the form of the shuriken, axe, and flamethrower, you can even buff your sword with the blue flame like you can buff the Darkmoon Greatsword.

5:34 this also carries over in elden ring, as the elden beast's arena also has these giant pillars

@ZeeVoke

10 ай бұрын

the pattern continues I love the little consistencies between the games

Yamamura is hitting his head against the wall just like Dung Eater's body when you find him in the sewer gaol

Good choice of music

Great video

I forget their name, but the laughing ladies you fight around the Undead Settlement in DS3 have a near identical male counterpart in Demon Souls; now that Elden Ring is out I can also assure you that there are SO MANY CONNECTIONS in that game from Castle Morne, Irina, Fort Gael, etc

I think you missed that the Tower of Latria is actually the Irythill Dungeon from ds3

The enemy that traps you with the tendril-like face limbs compares extremely similarly to the cemetery shade in Elden ring

Patches isn't just a connection to these he also connects armored core and shadow tower abyss(he unnamed and looks off but it's clearly him i mean if he is in a mech and it counts it should count there by actions.)

The moonlight greatsword dates from even before demon souls in kingsfield

3:18 I have to point out this boss arena looks so much similar to the top of the church where you fight the two bell gargoyles.

If Miyazaki really does try to foreshadow what they're doing in the future, I've always wondered if the Sword Master in Dark Souls 3 was a reference to Isshin in Sekiro.

@doctorpuffo

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, he most likely is not a reference to Isshin but to Sekiro itself, for the ponytail

fun video man

I used to have ds2 in the background while watching youtube and the majula music reminded me of that

the shield item description is more talking about how bloodbonre is more aggressive and less "haha dark souls slow"

There's a fight in the anime, "Dream hunter REM,' That is very much like the fight against Gehrman in Bloodborne and it has pillars like the ones in Bloodborne too.

It’s funny that the whole logarius’ sword bit was brought up, because in Elden ring malekiths sword looks very similar as well

There’s also the blackflame in DS3 and Elden Ring, the bloodflame with Lady Maria and Morgott, and the Mortal Blade in Sekiro serving the same function as Destined Death in Elden Ring

Moonlight swords also appears in older FROM's games, mostly King's Field series.

I noticed the design of Yamamura’s outfit was very reminiscent of the Sekiro outfit when I got it from him recently

you can find a map from bloodborne in dark souls 1's data

The haori was such a armor piece. I hope they have one in elden ring

i have a sort of crazy head canon where the pillars in all the souls games connect each one like a tower layered on top in chronological order

That intro title was brilliant

The evil eye ring really strikes me as something significant, seeing as it is said to have the spirit of a “dark beast” held within. Looking at ds2’s description, it states “Peer too closely at the rare stone that forms the eye of this ring, and things that writhe and stir may come into focus.” Which to me, is pretty reminiscent of the eldritch abominations we encounter in bloodborne. Probably the single most interesting thing about the ring is how it is relatively unthought of when considering lore

@thundafellow

Жыл бұрын

Interesting idea, but Bloodborne is not the only Miyazaki title with Lovecraftian inspiration, it's just the one that makes it a main component. Miyazaki has been into cosmic themes since Demon's Souls (the entire Tower of Latria). All the Dark Souls games have some form of Lovecraftian element too. Not entirely sure about Sekiro though. In interviews he states a lot of his inspiration (outside of Berserk, obviously) comes from Magic the Gathering, which also uses some quintessential Lovecraftian elements.

That data mosh intro was low-key a flex

To be fair, the 3 story pagoda has an actual treasure inside it, unlike patches’ baits

@Nerazmus

2 жыл бұрын

Ehm, what? Patches always gives you treasure, like the good friend he is,

@ZoeBateman

2 жыл бұрын

Patches does often help you though, even if unintentionally. In demon souls he can kick you down next to a potentially useful npc you can rescue, in dark souls he kicks you down to 3 items, one of which is a skull lantern which is useful if you haven't found the sunlight maggot for the tomb of the giants, in ds3's ringed city dlc when you finish his questline he kicks you down to a place you need to go to find the way forward. In all the games he's in I think he also becomes a merchant of varying usefulness too

@Greyman-Gaming

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yea you can also help out patches in his store in Sekiro, for example if you do some stuff for him he says he needs a strong person, in Mt Kongo we see a big crying monk in the start, you can tell him to go and help out patches, later in the last invasion you can find him and patches there, lying down, patches saying his final words and how the big monk fought well.

Thanks for the mention

@ZeeVoke

11 ай бұрын

oh!

@chrvstian

10 ай бұрын

@@ZeeVokelink for the last song?