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34:15 - I found that the word Asura in religions never means demon. In Buddhism Asuras are low deities that more emotional than humans. They can be bad or good. In Hinduism Asura (golden armed Asura) is the one of the names of Indra - main goddess of religion

8:19 - Yes. His themes called "Orphan Wolf Legend" And has three versions: Wind (the calm), Fang (rock version) and Bounds (from DLC)

How did you make cutscenes play faster?

28:03 - It's not just anger or rage. It's despair. Because this is moment where Asura thought that his daughter could be already dead and he fought for nothing

20:53 - She finds the boy that against The Seven Deities too. If they could pray together, that's could revive Asura's arms

13:20 - I think that this girl prayed for several hours every day and this was enough to revive Asura again

7:12 - This attack gives me goosebumps. It's literally rain of fire🔥

4:59 - Mithra's hair colored in wrong color

1:27 - One of the best OST in this game

Asura's glowing eyes means that his whrath has awakened

19:45 - ASS rank😂

9:35 - If there's lots of enemies then the best way to shooting is shooting while jump, not from the ground

Asura's Wrath is a combination of Buddhism, Hinduism and science fantasy

Here comes the good stuff now

You realized that he pressed his own QTEs so much faster than many I've seen. That's great, haha. I've watched people just get confused and annoyed that they can't read what they are the whole time and it's so upsetting.

The punch, the fire effect, the camera movement and angle, and Chakravartin's movements and legs shaking after being punched at 35:30 are all perfect parallels to the same punch Asura gave Deus to defeat him.

Asura punching through the superplanet at 8:05 is always really deep to me, since Chakravartin basically stole a huge planet probably full of life. You can see that it's turned gray but has deep shapes in it like continents and oceans where the land and water used to be. Asura takes a quick glance at the surface before pushing through, remembering the indifference Chakravartin feels towards anything below him.

You got SOOO CONFUSED lmao. WAIT I JUST NOTICED THESE VIDEOS ARE 3 YEARS OLD?! I thought it-... wait... wasn't it....

"I knew..." Also "You too see the beauty in the death of your own family" is probably the deepest line we get from Sergei. He's a freak. Probably went mad from being imbued with the Mantra of Vanity. Either killed his family or experienced their death in some sort of accident and it brought him to the depths of pure self-love. Vanity is the expression of worthlessness/futility, so to express that outwards is to be completely focused on the self, ignoring any emotion except those that give yourself joy, and that also feedback loops. There's no power in it save for the ability to do what others would find disgraceful.

There is nothing cool or angy there. There is only sadness and fits of rage.

I can almost permenantly give Capcom a pass for even allowing this game to get the funding it needed for this art to exist. Almost.

Calling drowning "Suffocating underwater" is crazy lmao.

You know, the fate of the baby she's holding never really gets addressed and it's kinda weird. I assume it dies during that first attack.

"When did we get our arms back? Kinda looks like the spider. Golden." Holy SHIT I never thought of that, and it makes PERFECT sense! Nice one.

WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE??!! ...God. Best line delivery in history.

It's a little disingenuous to say Asura is characterized by anger and just plain mad. "Wrath" is more like the uncontrollable shakes and tension you get during a tough argument or when someone does something bad to you. Asura's emotion of wrath gives him power in that form, and it is a feedback loop that makes him stronger and stronger. Tension begets strength, and strength becomes tension. It's why he is so powerful, and that emotion is why the others can't understand him except for Yasha, who is melancholy. Yasha, when finally pushed to the edge, experiences the feeling of not having done enough in the past. He feels the self-resentment and opportunities he missed out on while convinced he was doing everything "for the cause" at any cost. Only when seeing that Asura keeps getting stronger the sadder he becomes because of what Yasha and the others did to him, does he awaken to what he has lost, and that melancholy creates a feedback loop of its own, similar to wrath. It's also why his mask is so important to him, and why losing it helps him gain power.

In a absolutely perfect game, the spoilery preview parts before the next chapter always are upsetting. They spoil too much information and absolutely should be skipped.

"it kinda sounds like Liam O'Brian" lmao

Banger video

So op new subscriber

11:48 - 11:59 On the recolor issue, I agree with you, ESPECIALLY with Guard Armor. The Heartless's recoloring removes any [aesthetical] menace that their mere presence once had. I heard somewhere that "they" changed it because most of the Heartless's original colors were the same/too much of the same. Even if that's true, I think it's a stupid reason to do so.

I just found your channel yesterday and I love your catchphrase : "suck on _____" lmao

I can state *two* reasons why this is the best episode.... ...Augus and Classical Music.

Nice video 😊

Your avatar looks so cute!

This is a really cute lil game, and I love your avatar! Also, the different voices you did were a nice touch, i liked it!

Hi! :)

Amazing! I love this game, it's my childhood

Do my energy

To get rid of hiccups hold your breath 30 seconds

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What

What a hint 17:00 🥰

Bro I asked the same question myself. Who is flying that ship?

Man, you know it's gonna be a bad time when the sword itself has an intro card

Snail snail snail!

I wonder if Zakarith is having fun