Did this while the Blood Moon was out and had barely enough stamina. It really felt like Link, Zelda, and Ganondorf were there. One of my favorite moments of all time.
As a stand-alone, this is one of the best sword pulls in the entire series. If you’ve done the tears, though, this hits like a truck and becomes one of the most memorable moments in modern gaming.
@@kinghashbrown7998 I pulled the sword first then did a random geoglyph that was talking about “draconification” then remembered the dragon has fucking eyelashes and short golden hair and figured it out in two seconds I’m still haunted by it
I like to think that the dragon didn’t recognize Link at first and tried to buck him off so he wouldn’t “steal” the master sword. But after seeing his determination and courage, she realized it was him and settled down
@@deadlysinner100 maybe, but “to become a dragon is to lose oneself.” It probably messed with her head a bit, or so I like to think. It’s just pure speculation at this point lol
The little bit of Zelda's Lullaby playing as the traditional Master Sword fanfare plays. The fact that the sword is subtly colored differently as a sort of scar. The intensity of watching your stamina drain and hoping you have enough to get the sword. Best. Sword pull. Period.
@@Doomy1014 that's not fair bro 😂 one is a modern interpretation with decades of lore and splendid visuals, the other came out in 1998 and was also phenomenal at the time
Just did this last night and had the perfect amount of stamina by chance. I had to come back to rewatch it, it’s so much cooler than the first game’s sword pull.
@@videomicrogaming you only needed 12 or 13 in the first game but yeah I didn’t expect it would use stamina this time. Glad I decided to focus more on stamina this time.
@@shun22222You only need 10, you get 5 from main quests, start with 3 hearts and are forced to add another heart before leaving the starting islands, so all you really need is 1 heart.
Underrated aspect I really like about this scene is the “SHING!” sound effect when Link rises the sword into the air. Reminds me of the very first time we saw the master sword pulled in A Link to the Past.
This moment is so beautiful not just for its cinematic quality, and not even for the story behind it, but also because of the relationship Zelda and Fi have. Fi was the loyal servant of the Goddess Hylia, whom Zelda is a reincarnation of, and Fi has protected both Zelda and Link for many millenia. She saved Link's life trying to communicate with Zelda even in BotW. This time... Hylia gave her own life back to protect and restore her servant Fi. This particular scene is so meaningful as a result, and I'm convinced it's one reason Nintendo re-released Skyward Sword recently.
I just did this, and in my opinion, the most emotional and best Master Sword pull in the entire series! And with the backstory of the Dragon Tears is even better!
I love how when you first pull the sword out, the blade sheds its golden layer to reveal a pearlescent or diamond layer underneath basically confirming that this is the strongest its ever been.
I didn't do it on purpose but it was the last memory I saw, and everything became clear. Even the title of the game got a new meaning. Now we understand what "tears of the kingdom" rly means. The melancholy and the nostalgy of the scene, th sacrifice made to beat Ganondorf. We were close to perfection👌🏽 One of the best cinematic in gaming history, a great moment.
So glad I did the memories in order. This moment hit hard. If you're a zelda fan, do yourself a favor and do the memories in order. Leave the master sword memory for until after the 4 temples and the quest at hyrule castle. Go get the master sword memory. Get the new last memory. Go after the sword. Get feels.
It was beautiful...and also in my case unexpected, cause i went blind storywise, i thought i needed hearts for the master sword. I was trying to complete the map, and by chance i had exactly the extra stamina wheel. Watching the memories and knowing what was coming after hearing about the dragonification thing...and still it was very suprising to me...even made me shed a few tears not gonna lie
Honestly I hope they keep this design the scaring from the original blade mixed with the light dragons horn for the new blade looks pretty cool plus it gives the sword a cool pattern on the blade.
This scene is pretty hilarious out of context. Link is trying to drag the Master Sword out of Zelda’s head while she is screaming and trying to get him off.
Spoiler alert for the Geoglyph cutscenes if anyone who hasn't done those is still here for whatever reason lol . . . . Attempting to pull the sword from it while being aware that THIS DRAGON IS ZELDA STRAIGHT UP has such a haunting feel to it. This dragon is the same as the person who this Link has formed a loving, inseperable bond with twice now. They mean the world to one another. Zelda made such an incredible sacrifice in doing what she did and thinking about it makes me so emotional. This games story is beautiful. It's art, straight up. All games are art but this is ART. After I got the Master Sword my brain got so fried that I had to get off and I took a nap for the rest of the day. The thought that whenever you look to the sky and see the dragon, and knowing that's Princess Zelda... man. I like to think that the successful stamina check made something click in the dragons brain, at least just a tiny bit, and that she realized it was Link finally here to retrieve his sword. She finished her ultimate mission at last, after so long.
It literally made me cry. Zelda was so strong for that but also incredibly smart. The Master Sword spent so much time in her light energy that it’s stronger than it has ever been which is the key to defeating Ganondorf. It’s just so depressing though seeing the people still have hope that she will come back BECAUSE IM DEVASTATED KNOWING THE TRUTH
@@americanasian3156 the first thing I did after getting the Master Sword was going to Purah to tell her the truth it's so sad that I cant. But yeah this storyline is so beautiful, I can't believe they wrote something so bold for their titular character. I'm crying again as I rewatch the video while typing this out ;-;
I did this directly after getting the final Tear, and I was almost in tears myself. After she dropped me off, I watched as she flew away and promised to come back for her. Genuinely one of the most emotional moments in a Zelda game for me. The only downside is that while I had already done the Rito, Goron, and Zora quests, I hadn't done the Gerudo quest yet. I like ToTK's story better than BoTW's, but it also doesn't work as well out of order. You can tell this was intended to be done after the other main quests.
Just did this last night. I let go off my controller after the cutscene and said "this is the best game ever". Gaming has changed for me from me after TotK.
In the German version Zelda says something like "I promise this time it won't be shattered [again]". Which makes it extra funny when your Master Sword shatters (for its 10 min recovery) on a random bokoblin a couple minutes later.
I realized something when rewatching this cutscene and hearing 2:25 - 2:33. Zelda becoming a dragon was probably teased all the way back in the E3 2021 teaser trailer at the last shot of Hyrule Castle and Zelda's lullaby playing in the background. The thing is its the same instrument used in the Dragons themes in BOTW (at this time i have not gone near the 3 dragons in TOTK). I dunno if that instrument was used in other themes across BOTW-TOTK and I dunno the whole thing was pointed out so I thought I would.
Ok, I definitely did this out of order. First thing I did after leaving the Great Sky Island was focus on getting the Master Sword as soon as possible, just so i had a weapon to help alleviate the weapon durability issue. I was already focusing Stamina just to make travel easier and i found out that all you need for the Master Sword is two wheels of Stamina along with the Light Dragon being the actual location of the Master Sword rather than that forest. So i waited on the Great Sky Island for it to show up, considering high it flies, it was the only location i had access to at the time that was high enough and waited for a while. It eventually showed up and i pulled the Sword out of its head. When i saw the cutscene, i thought Zelda was just referring to Fi at the time and "(Zelda's) strength" was just Zelda being symbolic. It was only after finishing the Dragon Tears quest did i realize she was being much more literal.
This moment was incredible. Probably the most memorable Master Sword moment in the entire series. The story for this this game feels far better than BotW. Link, Zelda, and Ganondorf are more fleshed out.
Man, this iteration of Zelda and Rauru have got to be THE most trusting people in the Zelda franchise. I mean, it's expected from Zelda, but Rauru was willing to stake his entire kingdom on someone he never met, and he was willing to do it thousands of years in advance, hes a true betting man if ive ever seen one
Spoiler alert literally spent several minutes on the dragon/Zelda. I crouched down so I could feel like I was petting her. Consoling her. Letting her know I was there. That i knew it was her. She gave up everything so link, and by extension the player, have a chance. Really hope we can get her back.
I didn’t even know the master sword was in the head of dragon and I was just riding it enjoying the view. I was about to hop off before thinking “Wait I almost forgot to shoot off it’s horn” I walked towards its head and my jaw literally dropped
Very bright was that sword when it was made whole again: The light of the sun shone redly in it, and the light of the moon shone cold, and it’s edge was hard and keen. - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring.
zelda wanted to make sure that no one but link would access the mastersword so thats why she wrestles with you. is very emotional if you think about it. Zelda doesnt struggles at giving you the sword if you follow the 5ths sage quest because by then she would know you are link in fact
The devs intended for this to be an emotional moment after getting all the memories and completing the main quests They did not account for me playing through the game in the most ass backwards way possible and accidentally finding it early on
They let Link show plenty of emotion in OOC, TP, and SS. Epona, Midna, and Fi brought that out. Zelda is an emotional doomsday device in BOTW and this garbage game.
To me, this is meant to be done after the Regional Phenomena, 12 Tears, and defeating Phantom Ganon in the Deku Tree. You learned the events of the past and found your sages, now it's your turn to receive the power to defeat the Demon King.
la más espectacular forma en que obtuvo la espada Maestra de todos los juegos de Zelda, en las alturas, en la cima de un dragón, con millones de años de acumular poder, fue perfecto
I am sure it was awesome for all who pulled this sword out of Zelda's forhead but nothing compares to the beauty of pulling the Master Sword from his stone alter within the Lost Wood's in A Link To The Past. I wish they would make a re-telling of this game with the graphic's of todays tech.
It was when I pulled the master sword that I realized that the use of the erhu to play Zelda's lullaby in the first trailer all along was a HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE hint about Zelda and the master sword's whereabouts in the game. You only ever really hear that instrument play prominently when you're in the presence of one of the dragons.
I got the sword after seeing only 4 memories, and through this comment section i realized that this moment is superrrrrr relevant to the memories so now i gotta watch all of them
I only knew about this after getting the special memory. Thank goodness for that because it made the scene all that much special. I never even knew about the light dragon.
I was lucky to have 2 full circle of stamina. Got it just for traveling around instead of less important heart (for traveling). after finishing the geography investigation quest, I teleported to a nearby sky island. and light dragon was just so happened to be below me. I thought it happened to come out when the geography quest ended. I flew on its head and sure enough I pulled master sword out. it was unforgetable experience.
god, I need to know what the song is after getting the sword (during the cutscene of zelda healing the sword). This moment as a whole is fantastic but that just blew me away.
I'm curious to know as well because I haven't beaten the game, but I heard from my friend who spoiled the reveal (light dragon, not the origin), you get materials from it. That seems to be a gameplay mechanic thing, so I assume she's probably normal lore wise. I could be wrong.
I also realise how well made this scene is, but im sorry, do you know how annoying it was to have built up hearts the entire game, only to realise i needed a second stamina wheel, which i did not have by the way?
Did I ruin the experience for myself by getting the master sword early and not getting the tears first?? What happens now? Should I watch all the tears memories ?
You did NOT ruin it, don't worry. If you don't already know what happens, treat the game like a mystery book that starts off with "you're probably wondering how I got here" and spends the rest of the book telling you just that. It reframes the story for sure (and definitely wasn't the intended way), but I didn't find that my experience was ruined by it. Actually very happy I got the sword early, because playing the game the way you and I have is a special kind of experience in its own right.
@@lexyinspace you’re right, Ive now collected all the dragon tears, and completed all 4 regional phenomena . And I’m super excited for this ending now knowing what I know.
Yeah or they could've done something completely different with it. Like a new design and name. Even if it'd be generic like "blade of light/time" I still would've preferred a unique take on the Master Sword. Given the story relevance around the sword's restoration they had a big opportunity to make it special, imo.
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Did this while the Blood Moon was out and had barely enough stamina. It really felt like Link, Zelda, and Ganondorf were there. One of my favorite moments of all time.
That had to of looked so cool
God damn, I am so jealous of you that you get to experience that... holy hell...
As a stand-alone, this is one of the best sword pulls in the entire series. If you’ve done the tears, though, this hits like a truck and becomes one of the most memorable moments in modern gaming.
Fr the emotions you feel during this scene if you've done the tears are so complex it's so beautiful
it hits like a TRUCK knowing the story behind this dragon
i pulled the sword first then saw the last geoglyph and i was like holy shit no way
@@kinghashbrown7998 I pulled the sword first then did a random geoglyph that was talking about “draconification” then remembered the dragon has fucking eyelashes and short golden hair and figured it out in two seconds
I’m still haunted by it
I had insane goosebumps, got it by doing all tears. Really one of the best master sword pull scenes and overall also insane scene
I’m so happy they’re acknowledging Fi being in the sword and call it “her”
I like to think that the dragon didn’t recognize Link at first and tried to buck him off so he wouldn’t “steal” the master sword. But after seeing his determination and courage, she realized it was him and settled down
I wanna hug this blonde child
I’m sure the dragon knew it was link, she turned into a dragon to help him
@@deadlysinner100 maybe, but “to become a dragon is to lose oneself.” It probably messed with her head a bit, or so I like to think. It’s just pure speculation at this point lol
I personally think she was testing how strong he was and if he was ready to handle it
I think it was because of pain the dragon had sword stuck in his head poor thing
The little bit of Zelda's Lullaby playing as the traditional Master Sword fanfare plays. The fact that the sword is subtly colored differently as a sort of scar. The intensity of watching your stamina drain and hoping you have enough to get the sword.
Best. Sword pull. Period.
4:19 And some small notes of the fi theme are heard
This is by far the best master sword obtaining in Zelda history it was very beautiful especially if you get all the dragon tear memories
I still prefer AoC personally but TOTK is still great
I got the master sword before I even investigated all the regions
Just did all the tears and WOW
@@Doomy1014 that's not fair bro 😂 one is a modern interpretation with decades of lore and splendid visuals, the other came out in 1998 and was also phenomenal at the time
I prefer a link to the past lost woods 😅
“She is the key to destroying the Demon King” that has to be a Fi reference
It is
the little piano flourish around 4:21 is very reminiscent of Fi's theme
in one of the memories fi was actually talking to zelda. it was blinking and zelda understood her
@@TheBLT883 don’t forget the sound it makes, only Fi has that unique sound effect when you summon her or when she speaks in the sword
@@StarBoy0204 yes!!! your right!
the silent princess flowers spawning around the last tear hit me harder than I wish to admit
Emotions were obliterated when I saw the flowers
Just did this last night and had the perfect amount of stamina by chance. I had to come back to rewatch it, it’s so much cooler than the first game’s sword pull.
Not the mention you don't need 20 hearts 💀
@@videomicrogaming you only needed 12 or 13 in the first game but yeah I didn’t expect it would use stamina this time. Glad I decided to focus more on stamina this time.
@@videomicrogaming you will need a lot of hearts for endgame main quest ❤❤❤❤
@@shun22222You only need 10, you get 5 from main quests, start with 3 hearts and are forced to add another heart before leaving the starting islands, so all you really need is 1 heart.
@@PaulRodela ooh i didnt check out how many hearts were required for that! thank you for telling me I didnt count it
Underrated aspect I really like about this scene is the “SHING!” sound effect when Link rises the sword into the air. Reminds me of the very first time we saw the master sword pulled in A Link to the Past.
This moment is so beautiful not just for its cinematic quality, and not even for the story behind it, but also because of the relationship Zelda and Fi have. Fi was the loyal servant of the Goddess Hylia, whom Zelda is a reincarnation of, and Fi has protected both Zelda and Link for many millenia. She saved Link's life trying to communicate with Zelda even in BotW. This time... Hylia gave her own life back to protect and restore her servant Fi. This particular scene is so meaningful as a result, and I'm convinced it's one reason Nintendo re-released Skyward Sword recently.
unironically made me cry, the master sword pulls are maybe my favorite part of zelda games and this one was so well done! :O
So happy that Nintendo kept this one close to their chest to not spoil it. It was so worth the wait.
I just did this, and in my opinion, the most emotional and best Master Sword pull in the entire series! And with the backstory of the Dragon Tears is even better!
I just noticed that the master sword still has the same scars of corruption much like link does. really cool.
Reminds me of the Japanese art kintsugi, showing how even broken things can still be beautiful.
I love how he don't tries to pull it out anymore, after dragon calms, just softly picks it up without resistance.
This scene made me cry for absolutely no reason
if you did all the tears it sure is really fucking sad
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I felt strange since I saw all the memories,
I wish I could go back in time to relive this scene. The base of the dragon’s roar really hits
Even Link is rarely show strong emotion, you could see his sorrow and determination when he finished the memory at 5:10
Agreed! This Link emotes a lot more than BOTW. He seems to emote it situations where zelda is involved and I love it
I love how when you first pull the sword out, the blade sheds its golden layer to reveal a pearlescent or diamond layer underneath basically confirming that this is the strongest its ever been.
I didn't do it on purpose but it was the last memory I saw, and everything became clear. Even the title of the game got a new meaning.
Now we understand what "tears of the kingdom" rly means.
The melancholy and the nostalgy of the scene, th sacrifice made to beat Ganondorf. We were close to perfection👌🏽
One of the best cinematic in gaming history, a great moment.
I just realized that just as link holds the sword and the master sword theme plays you can also hear a bit of Zelda's lullaby!
So glad I did the memories in order. This moment hit hard. If you're a zelda fan, do yourself a favor and do the memories in order. Leave the master sword memory for until after the 4 temples and the quest at hyrule castle. Go get the master sword memory. Get the new last memory. Go after the sword. Get feels.
They made it so beautiful... That initial scene with the golden sky feels truly romantic
It was beautiful...and also in my case unexpected, cause i went blind storywise, i thought i needed hearts for the master sword.
I was trying to complete the map, and by chance i had exactly the extra stamina wheel.
Watching the memories and knowing what was coming after hearing about the dragonification thing...and still it was very suprising to me...even made me shed a few tears not gonna lie
Very nice touch to use the hero of the skies outfit. the very first incarnate to wield the sword.
This is such a great twist on what you expect after BotW, so glad I got to experience this blind
Honestly I hope they keep this design the scaring from the original blade mixed with the light dragons horn for the new blade looks pretty cool plus it gives the sword a cool pattern on the blade.
Pulling out the Master Sword while on top of a dragon is so metal
Makes you wonder how they're gonna do it in the next game.
You could even say, light metal!
This gave me chills made waiting for the dragon so worth it
Light Dragon: Ay bro, thanks. That sword in my head was giving me a real headache.
This scene is pretty hilarious out of context. Link is trying to drag the Master Sword out of Zelda’s head while she is screaming and trying to get him off.
Is no one gonna talk about that you can literally see the full triforce slightly popping out of Zeldas hand at 4:40
Spoiler alert for the Geoglyph cutscenes if anyone who hasn't done those is still here for whatever reason lol
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Attempting to pull the sword from it while being aware that THIS DRAGON IS ZELDA STRAIGHT UP has such a haunting feel to it. This dragon is the same as the person who this Link has formed a loving, inseperable bond with twice now. They mean the world to one another. Zelda made such an incredible sacrifice in doing what she did and thinking about it makes me so emotional. This games story is beautiful. It's art, straight up. All games are art but this is ART. After I got the Master Sword my brain got so fried that I had to get off and I took a nap for the rest of the day. The thought that whenever you look to the sky and see the dragon, and knowing that's Princess Zelda... man.
I like to think that the successful stamina check made something click in the dragons brain, at least just a tiny bit, and that she realized it was Link finally here to retrieve his sword. She finished her ultimate mission at last, after so long.
It literally made me cry. Zelda was so strong for that but also incredibly smart. The Master Sword spent so much time in her light energy that it’s stronger than it has ever been which is the key to defeating Ganondorf. It’s just so depressing though seeing the people still have hope that she will come back BECAUSE IM DEVASTATED KNOWING THE TRUTH
@@americanasian3156 the first thing I did after getting the Master Sword was going to Purah to tell her the truth it's so sad that I cant. But yeah this storyline is so beautiful, I can't believe they wrote something so bold for their titular character. I'm crying again as I rewatch the video while typing this out ;-;
@@americanasian3156 I cried too. It was such a powerful moment. Zelda has been through so much. GIVE US THE FLUFFY DLC YOU COWARDS
@@gatr2897 you can tell impa in the forgotten temple
Thank you for spoiler warning
Whenever I’m down, I just remember this theme: 3:36
Everyone cannot lie everyone thought that that was farosh upon first seeing that dragon part the clouds
Exactly. Knowing their is a light dragon really changed that scene for me.
I thought it was naydra, then I saw my brother play the game after me and I got shocked when I saw the dragon again.
I never seen that dragon because I spent most of my gameplay on the surface.
3:15 Epic moment!!!
Such a beautiful master sword
The whole context of the scene + the VA's great work and the amazing soundtrack made this memory perfect.
I did this directly after getting the final Tear, and I was almost in tears myself. After she dropped me off, I watched as she flew away and promised to come back for her. Genuinely one of the most emotional moments in a Zelda game for me.
The only downside is that while I had already done the Rito, Goron, and Zora quests, I hadn't done the Gerudo quest yet. I like ToTK's story better than BoTW's, but it also doesn't work as well out of order. You can tell this was intended to be done after the other main quests.
Link gets high and rides zelda (takes 2 stamina bars)
Just did this last night. I let go off my controller after the cutscene and said "this is the best game ever".
Gaming has changed for me from me after TotK.
03:37 for the master sword theme
In the German version Zelda says something like "I promise this time it won't be shattered [again]".
Which makes it extra funny when your Master Sword shatters (for its 10 min recovery) on a random bokoblin a couple minutes later.
Love the orchestral emphasis when Link raises the Master Sword after retrieving it from The Light Dragon.
I realized something when rewatching this cutscene and hearing 2:25 - 2:33. Zelda becoming a dragon was probably teased all the way back in the E3 2021 teaser trailer at the last shot of Hyrule Castle and Zelda's lullaby playing in the background. The thing is its the same instrument used in the Dragons themes in BOTW (at this time i have not gone near the 3 dragons in TOTK). I dunno if that instrument was used in other themes across BOTW-TOTK and I dunno the whole thing was pointed out so I thought I would.
I remember some TH-camrs pointing out the relation but they never finished it, they came so close
yea i just realized that, theyve been teasing it since the beginning
when the music hit, oh my god
Ok, I definitely did this out of order. First thing I did after leaving the Great Sky Island was focus on getting the Master Sword as soon as possible, just so i had a weapon to help alleviate the weapon durability issue. I was already focusing Stamina just to make travel easier and i found out that all you need for the Master Sword is two wheels of Stamina along with the Light Dragon being the actual location of the Master Sword rather than that forest.
So i waited on the Great Sky Island for it to show up, considering high it flies, it was the only location i had access to at the time that was high enough and waited for a while. It eventually showed up and i pulled the Sword out of its head. When i saw the cutscene, i thought Zelda was just referring to Fi at the time and "(Zelda's) strength" was just Zelda being symbolic.
It was only after finishing the Dragon Tears quest did i realize she was being much more literal.
This moment was incredible. Probably the most memorable Master Sword moment in the entire series. The story for this this game feels far better than BotW. Link, Zelda, and Ganondorf are more fleshed out.
All the games in the botw timeline have been my favorite master sword pulls
Man, this iteration of Zelda and Rauru have got to be THE most trusting people in the Zelda franchise. I mean, it's expected from Zelda, but Rauru was willing to stake his entire kingdom on someone he never met, and he was willing to do it thousands of years in advance, hes a true betting man if ive ever seen one
Thank you Zel for all your sacrifices for Link. 💜💜💜
Spoiler alert
literally spent several minutes on the dragon/Zelda. I crouched down so I could feel like I was petting her. Consoling her. Letting her know I was there. That i knew it was her.
She gave up everything so link, and by extension the player, have a chance. Really hope we can get her back.
Wtf😂 that's funny
@@jimmyvasquez5298 I went from getting goosebumps from doing this myself ingame, to reading this comment and spitting my water
I didn’t even know the master sword was in the head of dragon and I was just riding it enjoying the view. I was about to hop off before thinking “Wait I almost forgot to shoot off it’s horn” I walked towards its head and my jaw literally dropped
Very bright was that sword when it was made whole again: The light of the sun shone redly in it, and the light of the moon shone cold, and it’s edge was hard and keen. - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring.
zelda wanted to make sure that no one but link would access the mastersword so thats why she wrestles with you. is very emotional if you think about it. Zelda doesnt struggles at giving you the sword if you follow the 5ths sage quest because by then she would know you are link in fact
The game may have its flaws, but this is by far the greatest sword pull of all time
The devs intended for this to be an emotional moment after getting all the memories and completing the main quests
They did not account for me playing through the game in the most ass backwards way possible and accidentally finding it early on
I actually did all the memories and got the Master Sword afterwards. Not like the sage scenes were that much different.
I swear its Canon now that Link isnt fearless, hes just suicidal.
If you fail the sequence, he just pulls out the paraglider anyway
most badass cutscene in a video game
5:25 I know they don’t like giving link emotions, but they really missed an opportunity for link to pet the dragon
They let Link show plenty of emotion in OOC, TP, and SS. Epona, Midna, and Fi brought that out. Zelda is an emotional doomsday device in BOTW and this garbage game.
4:50 this zelda's lullaby version... damn
To me, this is meant to be done after the Regional Phenomena, 12 Tears, and defeating Phantom Ganon in the Deku Tree.
You learned the events of the past and found your sages, now it's your turn to receive the power to defeat the Demon King.
Nobody:
Light Dragon/Zelda when Link tries getting Master Sword: Y E E T U S D E L E T U S
Spoilers z🤫
Absolutely true.
la más espectacular forma en que obtuvo la espada Maestra de todos los juegos de Zelda, en las alturas, en la cima de un dragón, con millones de años de acumular poder, fue perfecto
do you know what hits hard as well, the fact you get dropped off at the temple of time, ocarina of time fan in me is screaming, crying throwing up
I am sure it was awesome for all who pulled this sword out of Zelda's forhead but nothing compares to the beauty of pulling the Master Sword from his stone alter within the Lost Wood's in A Link To The Past. I wish they would make a re-telling of this game with the graphic's of todays tech.
This game hyped up every moment perfectly, can't wait till I get to the end and fight Ganon
It was when I pulled the master sword that I realized that the use of the erhu to play Zelda's lullaby in the first trailer all along was a HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE hint about Zelda and the master sword's whereabouts in the game. You only ever really hear that instrument play prominently when you're in the presence of one of the dragons.
I NEED THAT VERSION OF ZELDAS LULLABY AT THE END OMG 😔😔😔
Me and the master sort have one thing in common we want to be held for a very long time
I got the sword after seeing only 4 memories, and through this comment section i realized that this moment is superrrrrr relevant to the memories so now i gotta watch all of them
I only knew about this after getting the special memory. Thank goodness for that because it made the scene all that much special. I never even knew about the light dragon.
I was lucky to have 2 full circle of stamina. Got it just for traveling around instead of less important heart (for traveling). after finishing the geography investigation quest, I teleported to a nearby sky island. and light dragon was just so happened to be below me. I thought it happened to come out when the geography quest ended. I flew on its head and sure enough I pulled master sword out. it was unforgetable experience.
Such a powerful scene.
4:13 That's definitely the triforce symbol on her left hand. It has to be.
omg thats was amazing
Im gonna have 10 master swords in my inventory
I wonder if there would be another trial of the sword dlc to get the full powered master sword again.
I don’t think so, because it doesn’t have a number anymore
@@tobysceptiman7058 Its hidden stat is 30 I believe.
god, I need to know what the song is after getting the sword (during the cutscene of zelda healing the sword). This moment as a whole is fantastic but that just blew me away.
whats your rig. this game looks so good in 60fps
I still have hope for this not being Zelda’s fate because after you do this the find princess zelda quest still isn’t complete
I'm curious to know as well because I haven't beaten the game, but I heard from my friend who spoiled the reveal (light dragon, not the origin), you get materials from it. That seems to be a gameplay mechanic thing, so I assume she's probably normal lore wise. I could be wrong.
Someone NEEDS to add the frame from 5:04 onto wallpaper engine
Edit: Make sure its animated as well lmao
The only thing that would’ve made this scene better were if the sword’s scarring was more apparent in the gameplay after you’ve drawn it
I wore the skyward sword armor and played the song of the hero from SS just as I started to pull the master sword, coolest thing I've ever done
i like how they made it deplete stamina rather than hearts
Should I wait to tey to pull the master sword after unlocking the dragon’s tears? I'm in no hurry
Better yet, get the Champion armor tunic, and Link's hair tied down while you're at it. You got to look complete doing it.
I see why it’s called Tears of the Kingdom: because it got everyone crying
I also realise how well made this scene is, but im sorry, do you know how annoying it was to have built up hearts the entire game, only to realise i needed a second stamina wheel, which i did not have by the way?
What a pull!
Do this in a funny outfit, it immediately becomes a meme 😂
EPIC!
Ok now imagine link diving off the dragon to Devils Never Cry.
Every time I pull the sword and then land on the platform after the cutscene, I get a hard crash. Playing on Ryujinx. Can't find a solution.
Best sword pull in the series. How you find it. Where you find it. All the sacrifices made to repair and get it back to you. It's so heavy!
anyone got a link to the theme that plays when Zelda is talking about the sword?
I’m kinda disappointed that we didn’t hear Fi’s jingle during that scene. It would’ve added an extra layer of awesome.
You never made a video on the Lightning Temple. Is there a reason? Just wondering
The Best sword pulls
I’m still really sad they didn’t do the design of the logo’s master sword makes me sad, seeing a zonai master sword would have been sick as hell
Did I ruin the experience for myself by getting the master sword early and not getting the tears first??
What happens now? Should I watch all the tears memories ?
You did NOT ruin it, don't worry. If you don't already know what happens, treat the game like a mystery book that starts off with "you're probably wondering how I got here" and spends the rest of the book telling you just that. It reframes the story for sure (and definitely wasn't the intended way), but I didn't find that my experience was ruined by it. Actually very happy I got the sword early, because playing the game the way you and I have is a special kind of experience in its own right.
@@lexyinspace you’re right, Ive now collected all the dragon tears, and completed all 4 regional phenomena . And I’m super excited for this ending now knowing what I know.
I wish it would’ve kept that golden sheen
Yeah or they could've done something completely different with it. Like a new design and name. Even if it'd be generic like "blade of light/time" I still would've preferred a unique take on the Master Sword. Given the story relevance around the sword's restoration they had a big opportunity to make it special, imo.
@@teero121 I mean the Master Sword's design is iconic.
@@teero121 in a link between world you could upgrade the sword with master ore, it would go from normal metal, to tempered hot red, the a gold sheen
@@ellisp276ade it hit like a truck too
I'm disappointed they didn't make the Master Sword in the game title cover.
Is it me... or does the tune sound like the post cutscene ending credits of Twilight Princess?