Learned some new lore yesterday that involves him so I’d say yeah
@Doze1202Ай бұрын
What was the lore?
@natevongola586Ай бұрын
I was in depression recently because of a breakup and decide to play Xeno3. This game helped me and your video make me renember to move forward everytime i watch it. You did an amazing work , thank you !
@SherkelАй бұрын
Whether it's in a space station above the sky or Origin thousands of miles underground, there's someone trying to shoulder the world's uncertainty alone. Great juxtaposition and connection!
@Monado_BlazeАй бұрын
Z is super underrated. Im a bigger fan of the other villains like Zanza and Malos for example, but Z really sets himself apart from the others. He has such an intimidating aura for lack of a better word. Great vid as well man!!
@SherkelАй бұрын
His motives, too. They perfectly reflect the Age of Reason theorized in history after there's "no need for gods" and individuals are respected equally, which paradoxically leads to total destruction for reasons like his, borne from not banding together before making big decisions like Klaus.
@Doze1202Ай бұрын
Pretty much, and I have a few thoughts on his whole “because it amuses me” reason. I don’t think Z was telling the truth and was using everything, to cover up the fact that he’s afraid of the destructive future. His whole aesthetic is that everything is a show and prefers fiction over reality, I feel like that proves that he’s not intending to be evil, but it’s the role he’s been given, so he’s trying to play it. Z is definirely underrated, all the same, whether or not this assumption is correct
@SherkelАй бұрын
@@Doze1202 When I wanted to be amused instead of obsessing over this dying world, I would play Xenoblade. :P
@Doze1202Ай бұрын
True that, I suppose
@Heinz2135425 күн бұрын
@@Sherkel YESSS! I love it how very well 3 reflected 1's "there is no need for Gods". Xenoblade is really a lot about religious motives, it always baffles me when people think that the series wants to promote atheism
@dragontamer67Ай бұрын
Before anyone asks, the master driver rex skin is a mod
@haridojamaru8292 ай бұрын
till the end xenoblade ended up being the best thing that i had played on my switch like Zelda was great and all but this series was perfect
@thenamelessnpc10002 ай бұрын
I got stupidly excited at the Malos and Pneuma voice lines
@rolo25682 ай бұрын
My only wish is that they kept to the original "vibe" with 3
@dragontamer672 ай бұрын
What do you mean by vibe?
@paradox22102 ай бұрын
@@dragontamer67Maybe meaning the same sort of writing style of 1 and 2 where some important things in the plot aren’t just left up to the interpretation of the player / characters. Seriously, this game hardly explained anything directly, so much so that the main characters doesn’t even know what the names of 'Bionis' and 'Alrest' are! We, as the audience, don’t know _exactly_ how Z came into existence other than 'he took over Origin when the worlds collided' and 'he is a concept', despite the fact that there are 2 characters in the game that the path talks to who could have explained Z in more detail. The black fog was *completely unexplained* despite its relevance to events of the game such as Moebius K, fighting Ethel, the annihilator cannon sequences and P&O's boss battle. That’s not very good when the previous 2 games explained or gave hints at the true nature of important phenomena within the world setting. X and Y's deaths are another oddity in 3. They’re *incredibly* lacklustre, since every other antagonist in the entire series had death cutscenes. The fact that X also comes out of nowhere to save N was utterly bizarre, it feels like he was saved by the power of the plot. They could even have played on that notion by having it be Z who appeared instead so that his 'fun' would not be disturbed. That at least would have shown him being active in the game, displaying his true power - the ability to unlink ouroboros - to the audience. Maybe the appearance of Z in that cutscene would have given N the idea to make a grand display of Mio's death at the homecoming, which Z could have then comfortably left X in charge of overseeing, giving her some of his power in the form of that staff she has. There is also a lack of consistency in 3 when compared to the worlds of 1 and 2 in that it is shown through the DLC of 3, prior to Origin activating in Alrest, that Zeke and Pandoria had a child. Pandoria having a child with Zeke makes Jin's point about how Blades cannot have legacies of their own entirely pointless, as Pandoria is a normal Blade and she gave birth to Linka. 2 very much implies in its story that Blades and humans are incompatible biologically and that a blade cannot produce offspring anyway, so this inconsistency is quite jarring and makes Jin seem foolish. There’s also odd design choices in 3. Most of the area concept art looks superior. The Origin amphitheatre's exterior area, for example, has a few concepts as shown in the art book, and almost all of them are so much more imposing and atmospheric to what was decided upon for the final game. Two of them have golden pillars, presumably information stores, outside of the amphitheatre. One of these two pillar designs straight up uses the Zohar design from Xenosaga, too. Instead, they decided to use random blue cubes. Are they core crystals? Are they something else? We don’t know, since the game doesn’t explain them. What we do know is that having Zohar-like pillar design for that area would have made more sense, since the DLC explains that Origin was made from the primary core of the trinity processor. It might seem like I’m rambling, but I was actually kind of disappointed by a lot of stuff in 3. This is just my assumption at the point @rolo2568 was trying to make.
@00MUSHROOM-x4z10 күн бұрын
@@paradox2210 Some points: - The lack of information about the world and the worlds prior is a pretty important part of the narrative, foundation-wise; It's heavily implied by several scenes that Z and the other Moebius are keeping a tight grip on any information regarding anything that isn't related to the constant war of Aionios between Keves and Agnus in order to maintain the status quo of the endless now; the people of Aionios have been withheld so much information about where they came from and who they actually are that there's literally a scene dedicated to the group basically recognizing how different they all look due to their separate racial characteristics, not to mention that they hardly know anything about the City, the Lost Numbers, or even aging for a good portion of the game. As for why characters aware of the previous worlds like Nia and Melia don't tell them the names of the worlds, it's likely they just didn't think it was vital information, considering that none of the Ouroboros had any actual connection to Alrest or Bionis. All they cared about was the fact that the worlds needed to be split and the cycle needed to be broken, not what they were called. - Z's existence is a bit vaguely explained, but there are honestly some pretty obvious context clues in the latter half of the game that explain he's essentially the manifestation of humanity's fear of change and the unknown future, and even if those aren't clear enough, the fact that the party basically spells this out for the cast after his face changes into all of theirs during the final boss fight should be enough. - The black fog is actually given a pretty decent explanation, considering it's pointed out numerous times that it's tied to the annihilation effect, which I'm pretty sure is explained in either the base game or the DLC as a byproduct of the two worlds collapsing in on each other--that's why it shows up a lot around extensive use of Interlinking, which is literally the fusion of two different worlds that grows unstable the more it's active. It's also pretty evident it's meant to be linked to the Fogbeasts from Future Connected, since those things are literally made of black fog. - This point I will agree with to an extent, I did also feel like X and Y's deaths were very underwhelming, though I think this is likely explained by their reappearance during the final boss fight, in which they're all but revealed to be extensions of Z rather than independent Moebius. Essentially, their deaths are underwhelming because they don't die, but maybe instead return to their source - I'm not really sure what you're talking about here, X had been hinted at prior to her appearing at the prison, since she appears to Shania and convinces her to betray the group. It's also pretty in character for her to interrupt Lanz and Sena's sacrifice--considering she's portrayed as pretty sadistic, she could be seeing it as a way to crush any sparks of hope the Ouroboros may have of beating Moebius. Z getting involved I'd argue is very out of character for him; the reason he spends the whole game in his theatre is because he sees the entire war as nothing but a spectacle for his amusement. He likely believes the Ouroboros are so beneath him that they aren't even worth the effort of coming all the way out there to stop them himself, and even if they did somehow manage to defeat N, he likely wouldn't care, it won't be that hard to find someone to take his place. Your suggestions also in my opinion neuter the agency of the other villains and their impact on the other scenes--the reason why X is a threat is because she can cancel Interlinks on her own, the reason N is so despicable is because he decides to go through with the Homecoming himself to crush Noah's spirit, not because Z gave either of them the ability or idea. - I'd argue that the presence of Linka doesn't ruin the consistency of the worlds in any sense. First off, I really don't think Pandoria can be qualified as a "normal Blade," since she's the only Blade we know of with a direct connection to a Titan. Zeke also isn't a normal human, as he was made a Blade Eater using Pandoria's Core Crystal, and we have what is essentially confirmation of a biological Human-Blade hybrid in Mio and Glimmer, who are heavily suggested to be Rex's children with Nia and Pyra, respectively. I'll concede that Nia is a Flesh Eater and half-human anyway and that Aegises basically break all Blade rules, but even then Alrestian technology clearly progressed rapidly in the time between Xeno2 and Xeno3, considering they were able to build Origin--who's to say they didn't develop a method of Blades and humans having children? As for Jin's "legacy" comment, I don't fully remember the context but he's likely referring more to the fact that a Blade will always revert, lose their memories, and remain inactive for who knows how long, and so will always leave the stories of their time in the world in the dust - I honestly really like the fact the theatre is just a theatre, as it highlights how little Z actually cares about what he's doing to the world; like I mentioned earlier, this is just a day at the matinee to him. This isn't his Ultimate Final Boss Palace of Destiny, it's just where he comes to enjoy the spectacle of watching the world burn over and over again. And I would think the Core Crystal-looking cubes are pretty obviously meant to be Core Crystals; Origin is supposed to house the consciousnesses of every lifeform on both worlds, and while they don't outright explain how they managed through that process, the understanding from Xeno2 that Core Crystals originally were used to store data and the large presence of Core Crystal-like cubes in the deepest part of Origin paints a pretty clear picture: the constructors of Origin used a modified version of Core Crystal technology to house the consciousnesses of Alrest and Bionis's populations, converted into data, within the vessel. This is supported by the fact that basically every Agnian in the game is shown to have some kind of crystal on their body, much like a Blade, which was likely a necessary step in getting everyone into Origin. If I'm being totally honest, it just sounds like a lot of your problems could have been solved if you just paid a teensy bit more attention. Xenoblade 3 definitely holds its cards a bit tighter to its chest than the previous games, you're definitely not wrong there, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing. It just means you get to take what the game does give you and draw your own conclusions about what it's trying to say, which in my opinion is one of the most beautiful stories and messages I've seen in a video game. I personally really enjoyed being able to speculate on the symbolism behind things like the Ouroboros and Moebius's relationship to the cycle of the world or how certain characters are written and portrayed, and I hope that if you give the game another try, you can find things like that to appreciate :D
@robertjustrobert2 ай бұрын
I always get goosebumps when the girl with the gal lifts that whole ship with her hammer.
@TainoMoya2 ай бұрын
goosebumps
@Justforvisit2 ай бұрын
It's a great song played in great scenes, isn't it?
@asabad12682 ай бұрын
I hope this masterpiece gets the attention it deserves
@TranscendantWyvern2 ай бұрын
The only thing bad about the third game is how underutilized Weight of life is.
@manaphy10072 ай бұрын
SPOILERS When noah and mio are blasted by the ouroboros stone, do N and M normally appear behind them or is that just because of the costumes you have them wearing
@dragontamer672 ай бұрын
Costumes
@Empty_Moment2 ай бұрын
Marvelous edit. Please make sure to never delete this. I want to come back to this every now and then.
@Seven-90902 ай бұрын
This is why Xenoblade chronicles 2 and 3 are my personal favorite games of all time. It has beautiful story telling and teaches the best messages. (Before you go listing other games, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and 3 have affected me the most emotionally and have helped me move on, gave me a positive outlook. I was bored and lonely before, but the emotions and story portrayed gave me happiness. That wasn’t explained well and probably sends the wrong message, but close enough. Also Xenoblade 1 and X never really gave me the same feeling, still good games though.)
@robertjustrobert2 ай бұрын
Xenoblade 1 was a cool journey in a cooler world. 2 and 3 however are the kinds of games that stick with you for life.
@edouardesc24 күн бұрын
I prefer XC 2 and XC3 but Rex is soooo uncharismatic (i'm not talking about future redeemed lol) Shulk is way better
@Seven-909024 күн бұрын
@@robertjustrobert I can agree with that.
@nether34282 ай бұрын
Xeno is fucking peak babyyyy
@joseferrerjr27102 ай бұрын
How are Noah and Mio wearing N's and M's armor?
@dragontamer672 ай бұрын
Unlocked via amiibo or Through talking to miibomii (it will require grinding if you don’t have the amiibo)
@joseferrerjr27102 ай бұрын
You mean the Noah and Mio amiibo? And what’s miibomii?
@dragontamer672 ай бұрын
@@joseferrerjr2710 a nopon that is near the land of challenge portal, and yeah i mean the noah mio amiibo
@masteryoda2220072 ай бұрын
This was very well done! Awesome job with it! 😁
@j259032 ай бұрын
7:53 Once we part ways would’ve been so perfect for this scene instead of the already established 3 music. It would’ve felt so nostalgic and making a rough moment so much more bittersweet and hopeful. Making an already full circle moment with Alpha from Zanza in 1 even more complete with Shulk and A’s mutual support that they’ve had from the beginning in different forms, and the trio’s departure from reality for now being reminiscent to the world being reset back then once. Full circle goodbye, and nostalgia done right.
@Moskaato2 ай бұрын
I have been going through a rough time over the past few months but this series has helped me turn over a new leaf and believe in hope and the future. Extremely eager to see where it goes next
@JustJulyo2 ай бұрын
One of the greatest songs ever orchestrated Plays it for a grand total of 2x
@Justforvisit2 ай бұрын
3 with Future Redeemed
@danknados2 ай бұрын
are these costumes mods?
@dragontamer672 ай бұрын
nope, you can get the n and m costumes if you talk to miimiibo (it will require grinding) or if you buy the amiibo
@danknadosАй бұрын
@dragontamer67 oh boy time to farm the strongest superboss in the game for 15 hours to get the noah costume
@Lloydproductions41712 ай бұрын
This entire franchise is so underrated I deserves more recognition 😭
@technicoloriing2 ай бұрын
this is such a sick edit actually damn
@Zerorenren47613 ай бұрын
Try doing this with the final scene against Z.
@echoladair3 ай бұрын
GRAAAAAAHHHHHHHH I LOVE XENOBLADE
@JustJulyo3 ай бұрын
Time to subscribe to yet another quality Xenoblade channel #161
@JustASmallRat3 ай бұрын
Goated edit brother
@donny40923 ай бұрын
how did you get N's outfit for Noah?
@dragontamer673 ай бұрын
Either get the amiibo for noah mio, or get 539 of a certain item
@AlponseE1ric3 ай бұрын
Fantastic edit! I’m so excited for what the next game will bring!
@Monado_Blaze3 ай бұрын
Xenoblade is so magical in the way I’ll never forget my experiences with the series, from XC1-3 and even X it was all one of the greatest pieces of art I’ve ever witnessed. Can’t wait for the next Monolith Project!
@MrTheDank3 ай бұрын
Peak Fiction
@MrTheDank3 ай бұрын
Your hope lives on
@the2andonlyme3 ай бұрын
2nd comment, but can we all respect how this man had to watch xenoblade cutscenes WITHOUT the music to bring us this masterpeice? what a chad. suffered to bring us this :) take a sub. you earned it
@dragontamer673 ай бұрын
I appreciate it!
@the2andonlyme3 ай бұрын
I love to see people still playing my favorite series :)
@MrTheDank3 ай бұрын
lmao Malos 5:25
@LukeSkywalker-zv3xy3 ай бұрын
another day another dragontamer67 banger
@UltravioletNomad3 ай бұрын
I forgot that Rex's big entrance also included some badass back up from characters that aren't even playable. We love seeing NPCs doing rad shit.
@guguig97463 ай бұрын
Wow, what an edit ❤
@loljab93223 ай бұрын
The editing in this is fantastic!! Very great job here, everything blends together so well! Very interested to see how you're able to seperate the game music, with the sound effects. Because there seems to be scenes where dialogue should be played.. but instead it's just got sound effects, allowing you to easily edit the voices in and out.
@poolemon90162 ай бұрын
Just turn down the in-game music 😂
@ryanadler82273 ай бұрын
It’s like Shulk’s visions. Being given information is one thing. Being given the context to understand it is quite another.
@nintendofire14683 ай бұрын
Really is a shame how underutilized Weight of Life is. In ALL of XC3 it plays 3 times, one of them being in the DLC.
@someonesomeone42623 ай бұрын
Well the game is called Xenoblade 3, maybe the 3 stood for how many times the best song played
@randomnpc4453 ай бұрын
Counter Attack and Engage the Enemy (the equivalent song to this in 1 and 2) are also pretty underutilized IIRC. I'm willing to believe it's intentional.
@asprinjuice88773 ай бұрын
@@randomnpc445no they aren't counterattack plays 11 times and engage the enemy plays 9 times
@fiercelonk86413 ай бұрын
In my opinion it’s lack of being played just enhances the moments it’s heard, making them even more memorable
@nintendofire14683 ай бұрын
@@fiercelonk8641 I kinda disagree with this because Counterattack as an example played so many times, and I only ever found that it enhanced the scene. I still find it just as, if not more memorable than Weight of Life because of its presence in the game
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Peak Fiction
so fucking peak holy shit
amazing work
so good I love it :)
God, I love this game.
i wanna replay xenoblade now
Hard as fuck.
How hard are we talking?
@@MrMagic-mi7uu As fuck.
Was he based?
Learned some new lore yesterday that involves him so I’d say yeah
What was the lore?
I was in depression recently because of a breakup and decide to play Xeno3. This game helped me and your video make me renember to move forward everytime i watch it. You did an amazing work , thank you !
Whether it's in a space station above the sky or Origin thousands of miles underground, there's someone trying to shoulder the world's uncertainty alone. Great juxtaposition and connection!
Z is super underrated. Im a bigger fan of the other villains like Zanza and Malos for example, but Z really sets himself apart from the others. He has such an intimidating aura for lack of a better word. Great vid as well man!!
His motives, too. They perfectly reflect the Age of Reason theorized in history after there's "no need for gods" and individuals are respected equally, which paradoxically leads to total destruction for reasons like his, borne from not banding together before making big decisions like Klaus.
Pretty much, and I have a few thoughts on his whole “because it amuses me” reason. I don’t think Z was telling the truth and was using everything, to cover up the fact that he’s afraid of the destructive future. His whole aesthetic is that everything is a show and prefers fiction over reality, I feel like that proves that he’s not intending to be evil, but it’s the role he’s been given, so he’s trying to play it. Z is definirely underrated, all the same, whether or not this assumption is correct
@@Doze1202 When I wanted to be amused instead of obsessing over this dying world, I would play Xenoblade. :P
True that, I suppose
@@Sherkel YESSS! I love it how very well 3 reflected 1's "there is no need for Gods". Xenoblade is really a lot about religious motives, it always baffles me when people think that the series wants to promote atheism
Before anyone asks, the master driver rex skin is a mod
till the end xenoblade ended up being the best thing that i had played on my switch like Zelda was great and all but this series was perfect
I got stupidly excited at the Malos and Pneuma voice lines
My only wish is that they kept to the original "vibe" with 3
What do you mean by vibe?
@@dragontamer67Maybe meaning the same sort of writing style of 1 and 2 where some important things in the plot aren’t just left up to the interpretation of the player / characters. Seriously, this game hardly explained anything directly, so much so that the main characters doesn’t even know what the names of 'Bionis' and 'Alrest' are! We, as the audience, don’t know _exactly_ how Z came into existence other than 'he took over Origin when the worlds collided' and 'he is a concept', despite the fact that there are 2 characters in the game that the path talks to who could have explained Z in more detail. The black fog was *completely unexplained* despite its relevance to events of the game such as Moebius K, fighting Ethel, the annihilator cannon sequences and P&O's boss battle. That’s not very good when the previous 2 games explained or gave hints at the true nature of important phenomena within the world setting. X and Y's deaths are another oddity in 3. They’re *incredibly* lacklustre, since every other antagonist in the entire series had death cutscenes. The fact that X also comes out of nowhere to save N was utterly bizarre, it feels like he was saved by the power of the plot. They could even have played on that notion by having it be Z who appeared instead so that his 'fun' would not be disturbed. That at least would have shown him being active in the game, displaying his true power - the ability to unlink ouroboros - to the audience. Maybe the appearance of Z in that cutscene would have given N the idea to make a grand display of Mio's death at the homecoming, which Z could have then comfortably left X in charge of overseeing, giving her some of his power in the form of that staff she has. There is also a lack of consistency in 3 when compared to the worlds of 1 and 2 in that it is shown through the DLC of 3, prior to Origin activating in Alrest, that Zeke and Pandoria had a child. Pandoria having a child with Zeke makes Jin's point about how Blades cannot have legacies of their own entirely pointless, as Pandoria is a normal Blade and she gave birth to Linka. 2 very much implies in its story that Blades and humans are incompatible biologically and that a blade cannot produce offspring anyway, so this inconsistency is quite jarring and makes Jin seem foolish. There’s also odd design choices in 3. Most of the area concept art looks superior. The Origin amphitheatre's exterior area, for example, has a few concepts as shown in the art book, and almost all of them are so much more imposing and atmospheric to what was decided upon for the final game. Two of them have golden pillars, presumably information stores, outside of the amphitheatre. One of these two pillar designs straight up uses the Zohar design from Xenosaga, too. Instead, they decided to use random blue cubes. Are they core crystals? Are they something else? We don’t know, since the game doesn’t explain them. What we do know is that having Zohar-like pillar design for that area would have made more sense, since the DLC explains that Origin was made from the primary core of the trinity processor. It might seem like I’m rambling, but I was actually kind of disappointed by a lot of stuff in 3. This is just my assumption at the point @rolo2568 was trying to make.
@@paradox2210 Some points: - The lack of information about the world and the worlds prior is a pretty important part of the narrative, foundation-wise; It's heavily implied by several scenes that Z and the other Moebius are keeping a tight grip on any information regarding anything that isn't related to the constant war of Aionios between Keves and Agnus in order to maintain the status quo of the endless now; the people of Aionios have been withheld so much information about where they came from and who they actually are that there's literally a scene dedicated to the group basically recognizing how different they all look due to their separate racial characteristics, not to mention that they hardly know anything about the City, the Lost Numbers, or even aging for a good portion of the game. As for why characters aware of the previous worlds like Nia and Melia don't tell them the names of the worlds, it's likely they just didn't think it was vital information, considering that none of the Ouroboros had any actual connection to Alrest or Bionis. All they cared about was the fact that the worlds needed to be split and the cycle needed to be broken, not what they were called. - Z's existence is a bit vaguely explained, but there are honestly some pretty obvious context clues in the latter half of the game that explain he's essentially the manifestation of humanity's fear of change and the unknown future, and even if those aren't clear enough, the fact that the party basically spells this out for the cast after his face changes into all of theirs during the final boss fight should be enough. - The black fog is actually given a pretty decent explanation, considering it's pointed out numerous times that it's tied to the annihilation effect, which I'm pretty sure is explained in either the base game or the DLC as a byproduct of the two worlds collapsing in on each other--that's why it shows up a lot around extensive use of Interlinking, which is literally the fusion of two different worlds that grows unstable the more it's active. It's also pretty evident it's meant to be linked to the Fogbeasts from Future Connected, since those things are literally made of black fog. - This point I will agree with to an extent, I did also feel like X and Y's deaths were very underwhelming, though I think this is likely explained by their reappearance during the final boss fight, in which they're all but revealed to be extensions of Z rather than independent Moebius. Essentially, their deaths are underwhelming because they don't die, but maybe instead return to their source - I'm not really sure what you're talking about here, X had been hinted at prior to her appearing at the prison, since she appears to Shania and convinces her to betray the group. It's also pretty in character for her to interrupt Lanz and Sena's sacrifice--considering she's portrayed as pretty sadistic, she could be seeing it as a way to crush any sparks of hope the Ouroboros may have of beating Moebius. Z getting involved I'd argue is very out of character for him; the reason he spends the whole game in his theatre is because he sees the entire war as nothing but a spectacle for his amusement. He likely believes the Ouroboros are so beneath him that they aren't even worth the effort of coming all the way out there to stop them himself, and even if they did somehow manage to defeat N, he likely wouldn't care, it won't be that hard to find someone to take his place. Your suggestions also in my opinion neuter the agency of the other villains and their impact on the other scenes--the reason why X is a threat is because she can cancel Interlinks on her own, the reason N is so despicable is because he decides to go through with the Homecoming himself to crush Noah's spirit, not because Z gave either of them the ability or idea. - I'd argue that the presence of Linka doesn't ruin the consistency of the worlds in any sense. First off, I really don't think Pandoria can be qualified as a "normal Blade," since she's the only Blade we know of with a direct connection to a Titan. Zeke also isn't a normal human, as he was made a Blade Eater using Pandoria's Core Crystal, and we have what is essentially confirmation of a biological Human-Blade hybrid in Mio and Glimmer, who are heavily suggested to be Rex's children with Nia and Pyra, respectively. I'll concede that Nia is a Flesh Eater and half-human anyway and that Aegises basically break all Blade rules, but even then Alrestian technology clearly progressed rapidly in the time between Xeno2 and Xeno3, considering they were able to build Origin--who's to say they didn't develop a method of Blades and humans having children? As for Jin's "legacy" comment, I don't fully remember the context but he's likely referring more to the fact that a Blade will always revert, lose their memories, and remain inactive for who knows how long, and so will always leave the stories of their time in the world in the dust - I honestly really like the fact the theatre is just a theatre, as it highlights how little Z actually cares about what he's doing to the world; like I mentioned earlier, this is just a day at the matinee to him. This isn't his Ultimate Final Boss Palace of Destiny, it's just where he comes to enjoy the spectacle of watching the world burn over and over again. And I would think the Core Crystal-looking cubes are pretty obviously meant to be Core Crystals; Origin is supposed to house the consciousnesses of every lifeform on both worlds, and while they don't outright explain how they managed through that process, the understanding from Xeno2 that Core Crystals originally were used to store data and the large presence of Core Crystal-like cubes in the deepest part of Origin paints a pretty clear picture: the constructors of Origin used a modified version of Core Crystal technology to house the consciousnesses of Alrest and Bionis's populations, converted into data, within the vessel. This is supported by the fact that basically every Agnian in the game is shown to have some kind of crystal on their body, much like a Blade, which was likely a necessary step in getting everyone into Origin. If I'm being totally honest, it just sounds like a lot of your problems could have been solved if you just paid a teensy bit more attention. Xenoblade 3 definitely holds its cards a bit tighter to its chest than the previous games, you're definitely not wrong there, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing. It just means you get to take what the game does give you and draw your own conclusions about what it's trying to say, which in my opinion is one of the most beautiful stories and messages I've seen in a video game. I personally really enjoyed being able to speculate on the symbolism behind things like the Ouroboros and Moebius's relationship to the cycle of the world or how certain characters are written and portrayed, and I hope that if you give the game another try, you can find things like that to appreciate :D
I always get goosebumps when the girl with the gal lifts that whole ship with her hammer.
goosebumps
It's a great song played in great scenes, isn't it?
I hope this masterpiece gets the attention it deserves
The only thing bad about the third game is how underutilized Weight of life is.
SPOILERS When noah and mio are blasted by the ouroboros stone, do N and M normally appear behind them or is that just because of the costumes you have them wearing
Costumes
Marvelous edit. Please make sure to never delete this. I want to come back to this every now and then.
This is why Xenoblade chronicles 2 and 3 are my personal favorite games of all time. It has beautiful story telling and teaches the best messages. (Before you go listing other games, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and 3 have affected me the most emotionally and have helped me move on, gave me a positive outlook. I was bored and lonely before, but the emotions and story portrayed gave me happiness. That wasn’t explained well and probably sends the wrong message, but close enough. Also Xenoblade 1 and X never really gave me the same feeling, still good games though.)
Xenoblade 1 was a cool journey in a cooler world. 2 and 3 however are the kinds of games that stick with you for life.
I prefer XC 2 and XC3 but Rex is soooo uncharismatic (i'm not talking about future redeemed lol) Shulk is way better
@@robertjustrobert I can agree with that.
Xeno is fucking peak babyyyy
How are Noah and Mio wearing N's and M's armor?
Unlocked via amiibo or Through talking to miibomii (it will require grinding if you don’t have the amiibo)
You mean the Noah and Mio amiibo? And what’s miibomii?
@@joseferrerjr2710 a nopon that is near the land of challenge portal, and yeah i mean the noah mio amiibo
This was very well done! Awesome job with it! 😁
7:53 Once we part ways would’ve been so perfect for this scene instead of the already established 3 music. It would’ve felt so nostalgic and making a rough moment so much more bittersweet and hopeful. Making an already full circle moment with Alpha from Zanza in 1 even more complete with Shulk and A’s mutual support that they’ve had from the beginning in different forms, and the trio’s departure from reality for now being reminiscent to the world being reset back then once. Full circle goodbye, and nostalgia done right.
I have been going through a rough time over the past few months but this series has helped me turn over a new leaf and believe in hope and the future. Extremely eager to see where it goes next
One of the greatest songs ever orchestrated Plays it for a grand total of 2x
3 with Future Redeemed
are these costumes mods?
nope, you can get the n and m costumes if you talk to miimiibo (it will require grinding) or if you buy the amiibo
@dragontamer67 oh boy time to farm the strongest superboss in the game for 15 hours to get the noah costume
This entire franchise is so underrated I deserves more recognition 😭
this is such a sick edit actually damn
Try doing this with the final scene against Z.
GRAAAAAAHHHHHHHH I LOVE XENOBLADE
Time to subscribe to yet another quality Xenoblade channel #161
Goated edit brother
how did you get N's outfit for Noah?
Either get the amiibo for noah mio, or get 539 of a certain item
Fantastic edit! I’m so excited for what the next game will bring!
Xenoblade is so magical in the way I’ll never forget my experiences with the series, from XC1-3 and even X it was all one of the greatest pieces of art I’ve ever witnessed. Can’t wait for the next Monolith Project!
Peak Fiction
Your hope lives on
2nd comment, but can we all respect how this man had to watch xenoblade cutscenes WITHOUT the music to bring us this masterpeice? what a chad. suffered to bring us this :) take a sub. you earned it
I appreciate it!
I love to see people still playing my favorite series :)
lmao Malos 5:25
another day another dragontamer67 banger
I forgot that Rex's big entrance also included some badass back up from characters that aren't even playable. We love seeing NPCs doing rad shit.
Wow, what an edit ❤
The editing in this is fantastic!! Very great job here, everything blends together so well! Very interested to see how you're able to seperate the game music, with the sound effects. Because there seems to be scenes where dialogue should be played.. but instead it's just got sound effects, allowing you to easily edit the voices in and out.
Just turn down the in-game music 😂
It’s like Shulk’s visions. Being given information is one thing. Being given the context to understand it is quite another.
Really is a shame how underutilized Weight of Life is. In ALL of XC3 it plays 3 times, one of them being in the DLC.
Well the game is called Xenoblade 3, maybe the 3 stood for how many times the best song played
Counter Attack and Engage the Enemy (the equivalent song to this in 1 and 2) are also pretty underutilized IIRC. I'm willing to believe it's intentional.
@@randomnpc445no they aren't counterattack plays 11 times and engage the enemy plays 9 times
In my opinion it’s lack of being played just enhances the moments it’s heard, making them even more memorable
@@fiercelonk8641 I kinda disagree with this because Counterattack as an example played so many times, and I only ever found that it enhanced the scene. I still find it just as, if not more memorable than Weight of Life because of its presence in the game
peak series