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This game means a lot to me. And honestly, i wish the game didnt end. Im a long time fan of xenoblade, infact, is was one of the first games i played. Xenoblade 3's ending really screwed me up. And here i was thinking it would cure my depression
I guess you can say Klaus is "Beyond Good and Evil"
The child of sin will only see the progenitor of sin as good but do not be deceived child of virtue in your benevolence. Meta-observers need to see that they are not what they empathies with or pay the price of the fool with the rest they value. One is tragedy but one billion is cosmic horror.
My fist is the divine breath- Grahf
Finally having a better time with the game. Battles definitely feels faster and my party can tear late game bosses now. 😅
I can’t wait to see what monolith brings up next
i absolutely would've pushed that button because i'm silly and love pushing big red buttons with boundless consequences
Klaus is my favorite character in the series, so it makes me happy to see him being talked about more. Great video! One of my favorite small tidbits from this series that I feel doesn't get enough attention, but would like to bring up, is a moment where both Klaus and Z say something that actually parallels each other; it's almost the same phrase, but wildly different contexts. from Xenoblade 2 - Cutscene 167: -Klaus: "My only purpose was to find out how mankind has changed, and where it is headed." -Morag: "And were you disappointed?" -Klaus: "No. As you stand before me right now, that is who you are. That is enough." from Xenoblade 3 - Cutscene 049: -Z: "You shall find that there is no such thing as luxury in this world. Everything buds but from a single thought. That you yourself are here is proof definite thereof. You need not understand. You can simply remain as you are. That is enough." It's fascinatingly beautiful storytelling. I adore this series so much.
10:19 My favorite Consuls/Moebius are D/Blackblaze Dirk and J/Joran, cause the former reminds me of Metal Face/Mumkhar, while the latter was once a nobody who became a somebody to rise above his uselessness. Not to mention they'd be perfect Rival Units for Project X Zone 3 and I wanna see both of them team up with Metal Face/Mumkhar, as well as Ouma Europe and other villains.
"Leave it up to good ol' Klaus his gift keeps on giving!" ~Gigachad Rex
Klaus is a fascinating character and I agree, his actions are hard to judge. I mean is ending a dying world being torn apart and giving it a chance to start fresh bad? You do end the lives of billions, which most likely dies anyways, but you also give a start to many, however no way to know if it’s better. Idk if he had that thought in his head when he pressed the button or if he just was a curious mind wanting to see his experiment go through, but I also think I may press the button too. Hard to put yourself in that situation. We can at least thank him for amazing stories, when XC2 showed the connection I was so hyped for it, it was amazing and I loved it. One of my favorite moments in the saga
Indeed, at the end of the day it still becomes a difficult choice and it really reflects the overarching essence of the story
The Klaus scene made my jaw drop when I first saw it. This made me love Xenoblade 2 even more to make it one of my favorite games of all time!
To answer the question it will be no also is the say the age old question that you can’t become or understand what it is to be a God from a humans perspective. then again, do you believe there is a God but I’m going to replace him or there is none and I will be that God? is he really God or is he playing the serpent and not know it? The two versions of Klaus one being the serpent, the other being Adams’s atonement metaphorically.
"Ah, Philosophy!...Alas, I am not very good at answering such questions"
R.I.P. To the Kernal and the soldiers. R.I.P. to Vandham, Lora and Haze, to Jin and Torna and Malos. and R.I.P. OG Mwamba. You all deserved more.😔✊🏾
Such a pivotal event in the series. Perfect to toy with for a main plot in a homebrew TTRPG set in Alrest 👀
This almost the exact same thing that happens in jojo.Blond man has no faith in humanity and tries to transend it while ruining the lives of many others
Klaus ultimately did good. And the events that carry on from the worlds he created will only lead to the opportunity for exponential good events occurring, as they live out their individual world's history.
I disagree personally but this is up to each individual's interpretation. I'd more so say that it was Alvis who salvaged Klaus' ideals after his experiment ultimately effectively went wrong (Especially when you think about Zanza and the Arcitect for instance)
@@JBspherefreak You make a sound point. But I'm low-key a lord Zanza and architect supporter, so my opinion was bound to be [intentionally] bias. 😅💦
Not gonna lie, I'd have slammed the heck out of that button😂
I'm smashing that conduit button as fast as I hit the LIKE button on this video ! lol Great stuff man, this was a fun video to watch.
I appreciate it and I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😁👍
Hmm. This video has been on my mind since yesterday. If i were in Klaus shoes, i dont think i would have pressed that terrible button. Through malos actions, we see firsthand what aion can do. Its primary means of destruction is taking control of other machines, such as sirens, and destroying the surface via orbital bombardment. Aion can also 'nuke' a large area via the promethius move. Truly a terrible machine, but i rather have that, than throwing everything into a foolish hail mary, an experiment with unconfirmed results. But heres the thing, klaus may have truly believed that the experiment was safe, and if it was safe, it would be a far better option than aion or letting the savorites grab ahold of the conduit. But oh, how mistaken klaus was. What aion could do was confirmed, klaus experiment was not.... Now i know through klaus actions, we have my favorite ever video game characters. We get shulk, fiora, etc. We get rex, pyra, nia, mythra, etc. I love them and all you guys.... But their birth came at the cost of an immeasurable cost of lives. So this means, from a narrative point of view, The video game characters i love the most.. Never should have existed.. And that really breaks my heart. I love shulk and co. I love rex and co. I love noah and co....and the only reason they exist is because klaus arguably made the wrong decision. He killed countless people, people just as valuable as shulk, rex, and noah, and everyone else... I love those guys, but they never should have existed. Ugh, just typing that makes me sick... Would i have pressed the button? What a terrible question! 😊
It's this paradox of emotions that makes it so interesting tho! We can't justify the mass-genocide of an entire world just because the one that came after it is so beloved by us all now. What would the world have been like after Aion and would people have recovered? Well, I think Xenoblade 3 was a nice insight that life still moves on afterwards...
Indeed.. Not to mention that if klaus had not pressed the button, we never would of had nopon.
Have to wonder if the next saga will start in an alternate world where Clause failed to activate the machine.
klaus's world is the best possible outcome of that event cause assuming that the saviorite rebels are indeed the salvator faction led by Dimitri yuriev, he would have done worse things with the zohar. which could threaten the original universe itself as seen in xenosaga, however unlike xenosaga there was no rubedo or albedo back then so idk how he would have been stopped
The problem is that we can't know this for sure. Background from Xenosaga but Dmitri Yuriev isn't exactly evil (Which is arguably what makes him one of the best Xenosaga Villains), he's merely afraid of the presence and existence of U-DO which he encountered in the Saga universe many thousands of years later. Yuriev basically went insane and decided that the only way to overcome his fear of God was to become one, thus cleansing his fear of it so Yuriev throughout the games is just trying to solve that goal This doesn't work in the Blade universe tho as the event that made Yuriev terrified occured many thousands of years later so we can't know for certain what Yuriev or the Saviourite Rebels plans were
@@JBspherefreak iirc dimitri was the one who was supplying drugs to eric to overcome his voyager persona but suddenly stopped mid way,back when ziggy was a human and not a cyborg im not sure if that was around the time dimitri started having fear of U-DO but i guess that might be the closest we have to a dimitri before the events of xenosaga
Holy cow man this video is so well made and told. SOOOO GOOOOD BROTHER!!!
Behind my Xenoblade Trailer video, I think this is probably my best content yet. Was super happy and pleased with the script and overall editing and I'm glad you enjoyed it too 😁
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I like how in the 2 games where we are shown the experiment, it looks different, and there are some differences in the detail of what happens, almost as if the narrators (Alvis and Klaus) are not completely aligned on the exact events and are telling slightly different versions of the story. From a technical standpoint, Monolith could have just used the experiment cutscene from 2 in DE, but they chose to remake the original one in their newer engine.
I personally feel like this is the case although I need to think about it some more. I very much believe that the way Alvis displayed the experiment is intentional and an extension of how HE views the events that unfolded, focusing entirely on the man who pressed the button and little on the outside forces like the Saviourite Rebels whereas the XC2 rendition is likely more accurate to the truth and is probably bang on. I'm sure that there is some form of reference/foreshadowing/connection/something that shows off Alpha's personality but I need to put that train of thought back into the oven for now, I've got way too many other things cooking at the same time 😂
If you want Namco to remaster the Xenosaga trilogy make sure to not show this to one of their executives and just go with "it's like Xenoblade"
Whilst I would like to see a Saga Port or Re-master of some form, I wouldn't think about it from the perspective of Blade at all. Saga is a mess, the Lore and story is confusing and convoluted at best but THAT is Xenosaga so if they're gonna bring it back, bring it in its most natural state
if I were in Klaus shoes to press that button...... To be honest I probably would have even if I had shulks power at the time to see the future of the consequences of my action. however, it wouldn't be in the honorable way of saving humanity and the world like Klaus did but more to the line of me being a coward and fearing that the Saviorite rebels will imprison, torture, or execute me. I believe that would be the difference to me and Klaus
That's an interesting perspective to have and is something I didn't consider. In many ways, Klaus may have performed his experiment out of a form of Cowardice
His recreation of the world eventually led to the birth of our local salvager boy and the teddy bear Wulfric, so it was completely worth it
Might be slightly underscoring the sheer damages and lives that were lost by the experiment but ok 😂
@@JBspherefreak Klaus is making the mother of all omelet with this experiment, you can't fret over every eggs also *insert line about Rex repopulating the world here*
Great video as always!
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A beautiful analysis. I love Xenoblade for it's storytelling with so much depth. Takahashi has really conveyed his vision in these beautiful games.
I would have definitely pressed the button. He was under pressure from being in the middle of the a war. In my head I'd be like man I am NOT letting these motherfuckers get their hands on this God shit bro. Guess I gotta be God!
I would press the button if i could pipe Nia for all eternity.
I still say a certain radio Manufacturer was whispering in Klaus's ear, guiding him to the point of pressing the button with the promise of a better world. He wouldn't be the first.
COPE Wilhelm isn't real, he can't hurt you, it's gonna be ok
@JBspherefreak but its a xeno game. Theres always a godly twink behind it all!
Youre right, it was probably ontos telling him to come on
SPOILERS Klaus is a character in Xenoblade Chronicles
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True
dichotomy is pronounced dye-kot-omee, not dich-tomy. (di as in 2)
Thanks, I appreciate this, doing KZread like this helps broaden my vocabulary but that's only gonna lead to meore pronounciation mistakes in the future 😅
@@JBspherefreak Yeah no worries, sometimes you see words and you've never heard it said out loud. It was a good guess.
I think my favorite scene in the series is when Klaus is explaining the world to the party, especially the moment Rex goes "Thank you for giving us all life"
This was my favourite scene for a while but I think it's aged rather quickly seeing as everyone is literally just standing in a room for 30 mins 😂 guess I just got bored of watching it over and over again
@@JBspherefreak no one can blame you, bud😂
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Love this video, some much needed attention for one of gaming's treats. Thank you!
Thanks and I appreciate it, this is a topic that I've really wanted to make a video on for a while
tindia spotted
True, Tindia is subtly hidden as an easter egg
it's a me
The Klaus Saga should not be treated as three separate games and three separate side stories. All six parts should be treated collectively as one supermassive game that has one hell of a story to tell.
That is generally not how that works.
I won't deny the overarching plot being fantastic, but I wouldn't quite agree on strictly collectively treating it as one supermassive game. Technically speaking one could dive into each of the separate game pairs as their own independent stories, and going through each part separately allows for a much bigger picture to be painted without feeling too overwhelming and daunting, like the difference between eating 3 meals in 3 separate times of the day, compared to cramming 3 meals in 1. (Admittedly, I'm not quite sure where this comment was going)
Yea this is a funny one, your technically not wrong and in one sense, this is the original Xenosaga plan done right but at the same time, each game deserves to be seen as its own individual entity. Whereas this was the main focus of Xenosaga, I'd say its the secondary focus of the Blade games
@@TLNT2103-zg3sb I say what I said because you really shouldn't touch Xenoblade 3 until you've finished both 2 and DE, because 3 has parts in it that spoil key details in both games, and that goes double for Future Redeemed. As such I always compared the Klaus Saga to other games that had to be spread across three discs because of how big they were.
@@AzureMoebius22 Generally, games do not have several casts that are unaffected by prior choices, with full new progression and very diffrent gameplay systems. It is more in-line with how a sequel kinda HAS to be a spoiler to be an actual sequel. You cannot just not bring up key details of how we got there. If anything 3(not FR) is already bordering the line of "it says too little about the past".
Say what one will; he was the man who made cat girls a reality.
The data for the Gormotti was made via the info of all living things on Klaus's world so that would have been possible even without the experiment
@@JBspherefreakCool lore, thanks ❤
Ah, Klaus, the incarnation of 'Boyfailure'.
Ah that’s a problem to ponder. While Klaus did save many lives by pressing the button he did damn many more when he activated the experiment. But then again his world was on the brink of total annihilation via the war that had broken between the Savorites and the world government so he was really between a rock and a hard place. Either watch his world be destroyed by the flames of war or take a gamble in order to pave the way for a brighter future. Honestly I can’t really say if his decision was the right one or not because at the end of the day lives were lost because of the actions of the government. Perhaps had the Savorite rights bill passed and been signed into a law then the war wouldn’t have broken out and thus there would have been no need for Klaus to start the experiment. But still there would always be the chance of a different devastating conflict breaking out and thus another chance, another opportunity, for Klaus to press the button. Basically at the end of the day the government in the Xenoblade universe was one of the catalysts for why Klaus did what he did because, in a way, it was their actions that spurred him to act.
I'd unironically say it was a good call because in a scenario where everyone is damned either way, it becomes more about how many live in the end rather than how many died.
I'd disagree with that as well^ I think choosing one side or another doesn't really work, especially after the decision is taken away from so many more people. If Klaus had given the opportunity and choice to the people of Human-Kind (After all, there is still a chance that they still live on in some other dimension), then I think Klaus' choice can be more justified but choosing between complete Global Annhilation (The Experiment) and potential Global Annihilation with a high chance of Collatarel Damage (Aion's Activation), then it becomes a hard choice to make. If we go by your logic before, Aion may have been the right call as there was a Higher probability of more people surviving
For me the answer is simple. Klaus did the right thing because it created Nia 😉
I genuinely did not expect the sheer quantity of people to all give this answer 😂
@@JBspherefreak we are a hivemind 😆
My favorite Xenoblabe character, I will never forgive Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Base for never mentioning his name, I would like him to appear more but I think his rarity is what makes him great
I feel like XC3 had the intention to insert Klaus' struggle on to the greater collective of the ppl that he left behind after XC1&2. There are two paths before every individual. Hope and Despair. I feel like this is for Ouroboros and Moebius, but also the Architect and Zanza. In that regard, Klaus is ever present in XC3 whole dilemma and fulcrim of the story without even being directly brought up, which fits a lot more into the more subtle style of 3 in general.
Press button to make Nia real ez
my name is Nia and i am Real
We need the cancer mistress
I think there are other ways to make Nia then just blowing up everything to be honest 😂
Thank you klaus, for helping create the best trilogy and dlc in gaming. Also RIP Mwamba
R.I.P. Mwamba
Rip mwamba
R.I.P. Mwamba
RIP Mwamba
Mwamba R.I.P 😭