>be me >chosen undead >lived countless lives in constant combat >some weirdo claiming to have the soul of a dragon wants to fight >almost reduce him to atoms within seconds >watch, in horror, as he eats 57 raw cabbage heads, 4 pounds of cheese, and some weird red juice >he then precedes to scream so loud that my soul is transported to a black rock
>be me >chosen undead >lived countless lifetimes to beat bosses and keep the world “alive” >kept the world alive for eons, breaking my soul down >reach 99 in every stat >some guy with “draconic power” says he needs to save the world from “the fire” >watch in horror as he starts screaming >turn into rock >*world dies*
@@2-bit567 Or just with potions tbh. Dovakhin have nothing on 10k weightless master potions of evertyhing, including stacked health regen of 300% health per sec, lasting for the next 3 months.
In reality, the Thu'um would not have been silenced. The Thu'um isn't magic, as it does not depend on Magicka. Instead, what the Thu'um actually is interfering with the World Song, which forces things straight into reality. Its a reality bending ability that isn't refined. The Dwemer built their cities using a more refined and advanced usage of this concept in nothing more than a single whisper. Their metal was also made in this way, which is why no one can make it. Unless the silencing works on all sounds, the Thu'um could not have been stopped by it.
@@craigdellicarpini772 you do realize the thu'um is dragon speech, not magic i know but literally a dragon talking, so yes vow of silence would effect the speech also.
@@demonpride1975 Vow of Silence does not work on bosses, even though they specifically spell cast. Moonlight Butterfly is a specific example. That being said, the Vow of Silence specifically counteracts magic. The Thu'um isn't related to magic in any way, shape, or form. The Thu'um is sound which Vow of Silence, even in Dark Souls, doesn't cancel out.
@@craigdellicarpini772 first off the dragonborn is not a boss, miraak may be but not the last dragonborn, secondly dragon shouting is a form of magic for dragons.
Right. Given how they power scale the Dragonborn compared to mythical figures like Hercules and Son Wukong, can you imagine how much more powerful the Dragonborn actually is with Dragon Aspect active? Sweet jesus.
@@kin4386The Dragonborn would probably turn Kratos into dust. They are formidable opponents in combat but at full potential they rarely even speak because their thuum is so powerful they may destroy everything around them.
Unrealistic, if it was the dragonborn, he would have been far away crouching trying to get a sneak attack with the bow, then hide in a corner until he's in stealth again
After seeing Arrow To the Knee and Ludwig's Moonlight Great sword reunion I really expected to have a full 5 second time out where they're both cramming their mouths with healing items
The dragonborn doesn't stop to eat cheese, the dragonborn eats cheese at instant speed. Probably did it several times during that fight, and the chosen undead didn't see it so assumed it was some kind of honor duel thing and just didn't heal.
@@cardengixoth6878Not for me... My Tarnished is not winning against My Bloodborne Hunter.... But My Bloodborne Hunter is not winning against My Monster Hunter....
@@joseph8298 you can actually achieve it without a glitch, it's just more annoying to do so (as both enchanting potions and fortify alchemy can be made )
Honestly a little sad we didn't get to see the dragonborn slow down time, then call in 2 dragons, summon 3 spiritual heroes, conjure up 2 demons with giant swords, use an ability that resurrects every body within 100 feet under his command, and still have time to pop a giant glowing dragon aura and eat 100 wheels of cheese and 1 vegetable soup just before time resumes again.
It's this same OP ability that makes the dragonborn effectively invincible. Pause, chug 6 glitched potions that give 1000% immunity to everything for 1000 seconds, chug 6 more potions to cast spells and shout infinitely.
@@The_Hentai_Dealer397how do you get mana for all of this? I am playing Skyrim as a mage and summoning 1 atronach takes half of my mana. I've completed mages guild and put almost all levels in manapool
Dragonborn: *Walks on water* Chosen Undead: “Oh didn’t think the water was shallow. I guess I’ll just follow y-“ *falls to his death because he’s to heavy or something*
That's right, the Dovahkiin can swim. In fact you could just win the fight by knocking your opponent into the water and having them instantly die. Good Ole instant drowning mechanic.
Imagine telling a Skyrim player that they will never be able to save and reload and use console commands. Because the term for that in the Lore is CHIMs which the DB would have. So that would never happen either.
@@cherrycola4476 well to be fair some players beat all of dark souls complete naked using only their fists. So if the chosen undead can beat an ancient dragon with his fists while naked he could do the same with the dragon born
Don't forget one of the players will glitch through the the ground and fall to their death. That happened to both games as well. Why can't wait to see if glitchy aspects are added to the game.
A shame we didn't get a scene of the Chosen Undead beating on the Dragonborn and he's suddenly like, "Hol' up man." And proceeds to lock eyes with him as he eats 50 wheels of cheese.
@Christopher Frye addictive healing potions? Pfft! You sound jealous that the Dragonborn's healing potions heal him for trillions of hit points a second over a period of a billion years thanksvto the fortify restoration glitch!
I like how the Chosen Undead and the Dragonborn are actually given reasons to fight each other, instead of just deciding to kill each other over a misunderstanding.
@@10tailedbijuu In the death battle, Dragonborn was trying to prevent Chosen Undead from linking the First Flame as they were both listening to different snakes.
@@10tailedbijuu The Dragonborn was sent to defeat the Chosen Undead, because linking the First Flame would "burn the Age of Humans to ashes." The entire reason the gods of Dark Souls want to prevent the Age of Dark is so humans won't be able to challenge their power. The flame isn't actually necessary for the world to live on, it just gives power to the gods while burning away the Dark Souls, the _true_ souls, of humanity. It makes sense that the Dragonborn, a former prisoner who fought against either an imperialist dictatorship or a fascist terrorist group, would want to end the reign of those gods. From the Dragonborn's perspective, the Chosen Undead is allowing the gods to enslave humanity. From the Undead's perspective, the Last Dragonborn is a Dark Lord trying to prevent their mission to save humanity. Let the First Flame go unlinked. Let true Dark be cast upon the world. You can't keep the fire burning forever. That's my interpretation, anyway.
For those confused about the Elder Scrolls sun, lemme simplify it: The night sky isnt exactly space, but a giant barrier that separates Mundus and Oblivion (The solar system and the rest of space respectively) from Aetherius, the source of magic. Each of those stars arent big balls of plasma, but instead holes to Aetherius, with Magnus, the sun, being the BIGGEST hole!
Funny how some game devs do this in creating a stage where they make a black sphere and put holes on them to create an illusion that makes it look like stars inside that sphere or something like that lol
I wish they had mentioned this but the Dragonborn could also use the Dragonrend shout. The game effect is that it forces dragons to land, but the lore effect is that it forces immortal creatures to experience mortality. I feel like if anything would have been able to kill the Chosen Undead for good, that would be it.
Except the Chosen Undead are very experienced with mortality, sure they cannot die like you or I, but they live mortal lives and cherish them before they hollow. It's why so many seek a cure or go to impossible lengths to be remembered. They don't want what they perceive as their mortality and soul to leave them or be forgotten
@@Nyx_Eos that's not even the definition of the word they mean. I don't like the Dragonborn winning but, they got a point. That would've been a more satisfying end
Huh, true. Dragons land because they suddenly feel immensely weaker, that is the lore explanation for Dragonrend. It exists to give reason to why, exactly, the dragons land. But since Chosen Undead was already grounded, it would probably make him stop fighting long enough for the Dovahkiin to impale him with Dawnbreaker.
@@calliecalamity8787 Yeah I feel like this should've been a draw. TES is pretty broken in all the games and if they wanted they could just say "uh well he uses reflect potions and alchemy + enchant cheese to become unkillable" but then the opposite of "well an undead who reached that high of a level and has everything just wouldnt give up" is also equally valid. Choosing to have a fight between these characters was fundamentally a bad idea imo.
Not just reach him but flat out strangle him XD I get the logic too. From his perspective, can't do Voice Magic if you can't speak lol that and probably got tired of his opponent's nonsense
I see people complaining he didnt eat 150 cheese wheels. He did, it just happened instantaneously when he paused, ate, and resumed fighting quicker than the camera could capture
Well, not really. He probably did, but it paused time, so it isn't that it was too fast for the camera to capture, it was that there was physically no way FOR the camera to pick it up.
16:12 Dragonborn: *sees Chosen Undead pull Smough's great hammer out of thin air.* "I'm fighting another person like me with infinite pocket space? I sense a worthy challenge!"
DB: Magic satchel? Cool I have one too. *Millions of the different types of food, gems, armours, building supplies, ores, smithing supplies, books, letters, claws, masks, armor, robes, weapons, bones, scales, ingredients, gold, and more stuff i dont feel like naming fall to the ground making a mountain.* Crap it's going to take forever to clean this up.
Dreambeaker é uma arma letal para os mortos-vivos, não importa o que seja que ele causa dano de fogo para inimigos comuns e muito dano para os mortos-vivos
@@themastersofcomedy9277 Well blood scale blade scales of the level you are when ya first get it so if a maxed out dragon born used it it would have one tapped the chosen undead and the entire arena to.
Right?! Imagine red Magicka slashes clashing against the moonlight greatswords energy slashes! Although I do like the typical clash of the sun (Dawnbreaker) vs the moon (moonlight greatsword) with that final clash.
@@Cloud-bs2knhe couldn’t. Beyond the fact that the Dragonborn was hundreds of times faster, stronger, and more durable, if he was ever desperate he could just use dragon aspect to make himself even stronger and more durable, or bend well to make the chosen undead give up.
I mean there was still nothing at all pointing to the DB being faster in any sense other than having time-slow abilities and a bow that can shoot absurdly fast, so that part ain't quite true. That and they kinda extremely high-balled their power levels by saying Alduin's practically infinitely strong, when in reality he'd only need to have dimensional level power in order to threaten a multiverse (cause well, obviously only one realm can directly fight him at a time). @@Etnad-f7r
Love the details in this battle. Like how the narrator (assumedly Darkstalker Kaathe) declares the Dragonborn the Lord of Hollows after he defeats the Chosen Undead and snuffs out the flame thus ushering in the Age of Dark.
Assuming the Chosen Undead is controlled by a true Dark Souls player who never gives up then the Dragonborn is controlled by a true Skyrim player who uses all kinds of exploits, glitches and quicksaves.
Also love how in Canon, The Dova can actually spam Shouts with pretty much zero cooldown unlike in the game. Its literally in there to give the game just a little bit of challenge
This is one of those fights that literally just... cannot end, and because of that the mental images one conjures are hilarious. Just imagine, Several Decades Later, and they're still fighting, except now it's devolved more into them trying Wile E Coyote style traps on each other. Like, the fight has just been completely forgotten more or less, and it's now just an eternal two-man slapstick comedy routine.
Siegmeyer literally ends after his questline, right after his daughter kills him and he goes hallow. (Literally the only sad part of Dark Souls 1.) Also the Hallow that falls from the ceiling at the start with the key in it's pocket.
I like how their both being told by a voice in the back of their head (possibly a bad one) to fight this being so they can "save the world" Plus it gives a reason for the chosen undead and dragonborn to fight If it wasn't for that i feel like the two would be friends
The ending of this battle reminds me of an old quote: "There are many ways to kill someone. Flesh that burns. Bones that break. But to break a man's spirit is to truly destroy them!"
*looks at Dark Souls lore as stated at the end* Quite true. Gotta say it would have been a different kind of "burnout" defeat than what's been shown in previous episodes.
Knowing the souls community, they'd probably keep going until the Dragonborn doesn't want to live anymore xD Using a variety of meme setups, learning about every frame of every ability and move the Dragonborn has, until he dies. Honestly, take the results with a grain of salt. The chosen undead only hollows if they lose their purpose. It's an open ended fight, but i understand why they made The Dragonborn win. The Dragonborn is way stronger, and the only thing The Chosen undead has is basically immortality.
@@GoatOfWar Suprisingly, if you look at the lore for the Chosen Undead(ds1) he does actually eventually go Hollow. The other two on the other hand, the Monarch from ds2 and Ashen One from ds3, it would be a different story. Despite what others have said, even if we make the Dragonborn an elf, vampire, alchemy, have them extend their life with shouts, and have the help in longevity from the Daedric Princes, the Monarch would eventually win but only because the Dragonborn dies of Natural Causes, because at the end of the game(with the DLCs) the Monarch doesn't ever Hollow(the Flame will still burn their soul to ashe eventually though I guess). The Ashen One however, effectively has a fighting chance not just because of what you mentioned before, but feat-wise they can stand toe to toe with the Dovakin(enough where its hard to say who wins). The Ashen one not just fought and defeated 3 other Lords of Cinder(what the Chosen Undead and the Monarch become after linking the Flame) and one "pair" who was planned to become one themselves(the twin princes), but the very Soul of Cinder itself(which is effectively the accumulation of experience and abilities of every Lord of Cinder ever throughout all of time). Not only that, but the Ashen One also beat the Slave Knight Gael, which basically is analogous to the Soul of Cinder, but for all Undead(due to having consumed every Dark Soul, except for the Ashen One's). If we chose the Lord of Hollows ending for ds3, its even worse because not only do you have the things I mentioned before, but now the Flame lies within the Ashen One and they aren't bound to the Kiln of the First Flame.
@@megarayquaza2240and in both games, dodging is an essential tactic. And Frisk can choose between saving the world or letting it fade into darkness... wait a second!
12:05 I love the implication that Broomstick is a Dovhakin, and that Wiz is an Undead I actually love the many many implications of Broomstick control over Ki (DBZ), Chi (Kung Fu Panda), having a quirk (MHA), magic (Popeyes Spinach Can) etc.
Some people suggest the Dragon Born could die of old age But he could also be a Vampire or even a Vampire Lord meaning that time is not a issue on top of giving him all the powers
@@Zhongkuy don't forget that the dragonborn could curse the chosen undead right back. Marked for death is a shout that works like the curse of the basilisk. permanently lowering the health and armor rating of those getting hit by it, and it can stack.
Its not for everyone. The game is incredibly difficult if you haven't played something similar and theres a lot of "backtracking" because some respawn points are quite far away.
Chosen Undead is bringing down a big axe right on the Dragonborn’s head, but just before it lands the Dragonborn hits the pause menu and proceeds to eat 80 wheels of cheese (also yes this is a russianbadger joke)
Ik your joking but for sake of comparison im there litterly, like is it skyrim really fair at all let alone against DS they have chaos but its measurable more then infinite and magic time pause XD
@mikecarol6108 then why did he win?. I mean I played and Beat both games and did massive deep lore dives. There is no support for you to claim that The chosen one should be the winner
@@mikecarol6108 yes you are right but there other stuff in the Elder Scrolls to like marons razor 1 hit kill anything on 10% of hits as well not to mention all the armors and stuff but it also depends on which player is a no life
This fight boiled down to the main fantasies behind each game. Dark Souls is about always being the underdog, memorizing patterns and getting better with every death till you win. Skyrim is a classic power fantasy, leveling and grinding for better stats and gear until you bend the game to your will.
Two ranged melee weapons would have been cool but the moonlight greatsword might just break the sword and you cant really put the dragonborn vs the undead and not give him the dawnbreaker
absolutely, if there is one thing DS players are known for, its being stubborn... sorry, determined and unrelenting. especially considering people did naked runs of the game too and won
The DB would just shout the CU to pieces seeing as the pot would have no effect on the thu'um as it isn't magic based. And seeing the fire is where the CU comes from the DB would just blow it out with his Thu'um.
@@valor1omega Not how the First Flame works. You can't just kick dirt on it and the Age of Fire ends. If you could, it'd end thousands of times over just from simple mistakes. The First Flame is more akin to Akatosh or Aetherius, in that it's more a force of nature than a physical object. You CAN snuff the First Flame if you're attuned to it like the Chosen Undead or a Firekeeper, but that doesn't actually stop anything, and the Flame of Disparity still exists. Also Vow of Silence doesn't just stop magic. It stops speech, since speech is intertwined with magic in Dark Souls.
Going into this, not knowing who wins, is pretty cool. If you look at it, it's basically a showdown between: -A character who kills gods and is stated time and time again to be immortal.(Chosen Undead) -A character that with little time, effort and game mechanic abuse can be totally OP and broken.(Dragonborn)
Dragonborn wins by shooting the chosen undead, hiding behind a wall until the chosen undead gives up looking, and shooting him again, repeating until the chosen undead runs out of estus and dies
I'm glad the Last Dragonborn won, even without the use of Dragon Break nonsense. "I hit the universe so hard that an event both did and did not happen. No, this does not create a separate universe. I am above your pathetic attempts at logic"
me too, the dragonborn knows a lot of healing spells, maybe he didn't use it because his mana is limited while the Chosen Undead has unlimited resources.
If you think about the Dragonborn lore as well then the result becomes even more understandable. A lyric in the song "Dovahkiin" goes: *Voth aan suleyk wah ronit faal krein!*, or "With a power to rival the sun!" Now remember in the ES lore that the "Sun" isn't actually a star but a giant hole in Aetherius caused by the retreating et'Ada Magnus, and this hole is the source of ALL magic in Nirn.
@@Krimsin01 everything in elder scrolls is to be taken literally nirn isnt a planet its an infinite realm with infinite copies and timelines in mundus, the lore is really wacky and there is no such thing as "normal" about elder scrolls
@@kraal5753 The opposite is true, actually. The lore of the Elder Scrolls is one of unreliable narrators, where nothing is 100% guaranteed to be true, not even what you experience in games (source, the fact that in Morrowind, you could back any of the houses, and canonically, thanks to a Dragon Break, all of them are true despite being mutually exclusive... and none of them are.) , that being said, in this case, due to the Dragonborn having a part of the Oversoul of Aka, I'm lead to believe that this... isn't too far off from likely being true
To the normal adventurers of skyrim, they'll become a Whiterun guard. "I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took an arrow to the knee."- every Whiterun guard ever
Did you know that Dovahkiin can translate two ways? Yes Dovah and Kiin translate to Dragon and Birth, but Dov also translates to Dragon and Ah translates to Hunt. Not to mention that dragon names are made from three words, not two
Dov-Ah-Kiin is, literally in dovahzul/ dragon tongue, Dragonkind-Hunter-Born. Or "Born Hunter of Dragonkind". The two syllable word Dovah refers to an individual dragon, while Dov refers to the species in and of itself. Dragonborn is more of a shorthand title given to Dovahkiin.
@@dreamcream3738 that etymology is awesome. leave it to Skyrim to have its fantasy language have such a great translation in its deeper meanings and dissection.
This kind of thing is always philosophically interesting. The last dragonborn's existence and ultimate feat were foretold long, long before their birth and even the very definition of who they are defines their way of life, and yet all of their actions in the moment appear to be by choice rather than destiny. It all loops around to the old existential dilemma regarding the nature of free will and destiny, and how they paradoxically seem to go hand in hand while appearing totally mutually exclusive.
@@Crow_Rising Well, when you look at the concept of destiny, the idea is *destination*, not *journey*. The outcome may be the same, if the prophecy comes to fruition. But the methodology is where there is agency.
I love the fact that when the Dragonborn hits an arrow on the Chosen Undead's knee, the former just removes it like normal and Dragonborn is confused because in the games most guards stop fighting all because of an ''arrow in the knee'' truly a good observation right there.
I like how this episode kind of seems like one for the fans of Skyrim and Dark Souls, especially since Brandon got a bunch of Death Battle Community Fans to sing the choir for this song's track.
@@captainsmuggo2364 Liking your own comment huh? From what I seen, the Skyrim people are making jokes about DB inhaling all the food or stuff that would be fun. Meanwhilw the DS fans are saying utterly banal stuff like how Chosen Undead can just outlast Dragonborn, snipe him outside the "Boss" Arena or ignoring they would die X times to DB one in this scenario.
@@Subject_Keter brother nobody is liking their own comments chill tf out it ain't that deep. I will admit I got a little heated but fromsoftware games got me out of a rough spot in my life so seeing a character from a series I love dearly get beaten by a character from a game I don't really care for kinda made me upset.
As someone who has played both games multiple times, I know my dragonborn would beat my chosen undead, the big difference is, I imagine deathbattle will let the chosen undead return to battle multiple times, so can dragonborn actually win?
Game Universe, your playing your dragon born wrong! You gotta look up a extensive guide and waste 8-10 hours of your life to get your ultimate PC with Impeccable stats if I say so! I'm not joking, I used every exploit known to man to upgrade my dragon born to ultimate power 2 or 3 times. Back to my point, your playing Skyrim wrong (Just kidding, sorry if I'm ranting)
@@shiningmissingno.8788 Soul Trap or that Dragon Shout that steals souls from your opponents might be able to counter the Chosen Undead's infinite respawn.
"so were letting them both be completely maxed out, with everything available in their respective games." Skyrim player: salivating, foaming at the mouth Dark Souls player: salivating, foaming at the mouth
@@jamesmcdonald1108 not really bcus if you manage to run into Alduin in the overworld you can actually "kill him" ahead of time. I got close to doing it when he got glitched into a mountain keeping him in place but eventually he got unglitched and flew away. Dragonrend on the other hand just forces him to be grounded for a period of time and doesn't do any damage
The fact that Dark Souls games don't let you unlock a Dragonborn character after defeating the game at least once is criminal. The Souls games would be so much more fun if you had various characters from other games
As chilling as it was to hear the Undead use the iconic "Prepare to DIE" line, it ended up cluing in the Dragonborn that the Miracle of Silence's effect was over, meaning he could Shout again. Whoops!
The scene where Chosen Undead grabbed Dragonborn by the throat could of been a lot better if he used the Dark Hand to try to rip Dragonborn's humanity out. Would of made the "Prepare to die" line much better.
While I don't know how the Dark Hand works due to never playing Dark Souls, by technicality, while the Dragonborn is physically human he does have the soul of a dragon, so would that even work? And if it did, it would make the Dragonborn more draconic than before, if anything, surely?
@James Lidster probably wouldn't have worked, but even if it did, it wouldn't have changed anything. Dragonborn would shouted Chosen Undead away before he was fully successful.
@@jameslidster9579 Magic Resistance in Skyrim Resist soul stealing. This can be shown when facing the enemy Seeker, they steal essence through the ghost of their opponents, and magic resistance reduces damage from their drain attacks. And if you got max resistance it basically does no damage. Also if Miraak with the power to just force souls out from dragons while they're alive by shouting didn't steal DB's soul when they fought I doubt some object the Chosen undead received from a character could do it.
@@FluttershyIsAGoddess - as I wrote, I don't know much about Dark Souls, but Jeffrey wrote the Dark Hand takes humanity, not necessarily souls, hence my confusion. That said, you're right about the magic resistance and Miraak's soul stealing power. I suppose they're part of what makes these kinds of death battles interesting, seeing how different powers with similar effects stack up against each other simply because the lore on how they work are different.
yeah they forgot about that....... Also the parries do not forget that Skyrim is spamming R1, imagine in a pvp fight in DS if someone tries to R1 spam you. YOU GET PARRIED GIT GUD and then they will finger you down or maybe teabag you
If i was playing skyrim and an enemy kept coming back to life i would just use wabbajack to turn it into cheese and put it on my shelf for collection in my castle lol
@@88cryingwolf Your assuming they are fighting in the Dark Souls universe. If they are fighting on Tamriel or on some random plane of existence there could easily be a sun
I just want to draw attention to the Chosen Undead using the vow of silence at the end of the battle, because it might be the most "oh shunt, they might actually win this" moment in all of death battle. Dark souls is (and was portrayed in the analysis as) a much more melee centric game than Skyrim. And we can see this in the animation: every, and I mean EVERY single melee interaction leading up to that moment has gone in CU's favor. And every time the Dragonborn has taken the advantage and killed the CU, it was with magic. Meaning that the only thing tripping up the CU (at least as far as the animation was concerned) was the Dragonborn's magic... Which the CU hard countered at the end, forcing a melee clash that the CU had been constantly winning in. Such an awesome moment.
I enjoyed that so much that I had two best moments. The nod to Ludvig with the close up moonlight greatsword shot and the moment when you realise he's going for a Hail Mary linking of the flame. I really wanted CU to win this one, despite loving both franchises but from that point I didn't care who won, that was the best ending of any DB I've seen!
I think the issue with that though is what they mentioned in the analysis portion: CU's magic is limited. If CU couldn't finish the fight within the time frame of the Vow of Silence cast(s) then eventually DB would win that "round" and the CU would respawn to try again with a different tactic. Which boils down to the reason DB won in the animation: Time & Power. Would the CU be able to come up with a way to finally beat DB's insanely OP arsenal and skills? Or would CU go hollow from realizing it was all pointless and he was just delaying the inevitable with stop gap solutions to buy time?
@@MissLilianae The reason DB won was that CU underestimated DB, they thought (quite rightly) that linking the flame was game over. They weren't aware of CHIM. Honestly, that's my only gripe about the fight, the end wasn't really accurate. I think they should have shown DB actually struggle to contain the first flame, and use any other shout that Fus-Ro-Da. It is a multiversal big bang after all.
I like how in the lore the Dragonborn is pretty much a demi-god, but must you shout once ingame you'll have to wait for approximately a few hundred years before being able to shout again.
Chosen Undead defeated Gods who were mere shells of their former selves... also this wouldn't mean anything outside of the Dark Souls verse. This still pales in comparison to Alduin who was beaten by the Dragonborn.
The term "god" in this kind of debates where one looks at who is stronger is pretty much meaningless. Sure, a character with the title of god sounds strong on paper... Until you realise that god is just a title, not an actual way to measure how strong a character is. Not every god is on the same tier as other gods from other franchises and there are mortals in other pieces of fiction with overall better feats than the so called gods. For example, Kaguya has the title of a goddess. That doesn't make her anywhere close to Beerus who also has the title of a god. There is a clear cut difference as to which one of them is stronger than the other despite both characters being called gods. A character being a god doesn't define how strong they are when compared to someone else that comes from outside their own franchise.
@@TheFirstDragonbornMiraakAlduin isn’t that strong either though, unless you wank the intentionally misleading lore. The feat that is clear as day is him destroying a town, and it took an extended battle against like 20 nameless guards to do that. Plus TLD had a plot-shout to beat Alduin, and had 3 other legendary nords fighting alongside him. TLD would not be anything special in Dark Souls.
Intro (0:00) Chosen Undead's Rundown (0:52) Ads Part I (7:19) Last Dragonborn's Rundown (8:31) Ads Part II (14:34) Fight (15:26) Results (18:55) Next Time (22:10)
This was dead wrong. . . .The chosen undeads power comes from the literal FABRIC OF REALITY trying to fix itself. There was NO situation where DB should have won this. Ridiculous.
Visually maybe like in terms of character model. But go back and watch death battles like raiden vs wolverine or snake vs sam fisher, then compare that to like say...john with james bond and you'll see that although visually the models look better. The choreography of the fights has been lacking.
Honestly they didnt give Dovahkiin his full power as its really easy to get 100% magic reflect/absorb, 99.4% physical damage immunity, able to hit over 1k damage per swing on fast swinging duel wield swords, mana that regens faster then you could ever hope to use it, ect. . . Skyrim is a power fantasy game with spaghetti code that allows you to become stupidly powerful, Darksouls is a struggle fest skill game where you are always weak but your skill in fighting makes up the strength difference.
And that's at level 1. The base game maxxes out at 81 and you are able to get all skill trees complete at 255. That results in 25,375lb if you spread your points out evenly between stamina, health, and magicka.
1. With how powerful the Dragonborn and Chosen Undead are in lore, I kind wished that RT saved this match as their end of the year finale battle. 2. Major props to Brandon Yates on this epic battle theme, Fireborn. It made me wish that the battle would be longer!
I think it would be better here honestly. The end of year battle is usually one of their bigger ones. The only ones that are usually bigger are the ones saved for RTX. So, heres hopeing something BIG in the next month.
a fight between Sekiro's Wolf and Nioh's William would be sick, both of them can revive and come from similar games so I imagine it would be a very interesting fight to cover, soulsborne vs soulslike!
I personally feel that this fight would go on forever, with the dragonborn able to eternally heal with their restoration magic and the chosen undead simply never dying, leading to them fighting until time quietly faded away into pure darkness.
the dragonborn would eventually pass out from exhaustion and be easy pickings, because in the end no matter how strong he is he still needs to eat, drink, and sleep.
The chosen undead is not a demigod in the slightest, he may be mythological, But hes more akin to a Mythological Joke. The name "Chosen undead" is a mocking title given by the gods. The chosen undead is pretty damn weak all things considered, and while he did eventually suceed in linking the fire, who knows how long it took and how often he died? he simply persisted and became 'strong enough' to overcome his enemies, rather than simply being Powerful.
The first thing I thought of when they said "All of the skills in their arsenal" was the that the dragonborn would just abuse alchemy to enchant his gear to give him millions of health and magic.
Yep. Fortify resto loop. Become immune to magic, instant magicka regen, near infinite HP/magicka/stamina, capped DR, and infinitely powerful spells. A literal god in all aspects. Oh and your weapon deals so much damage that a paper cut will eliminate the target from all realities at once.
I’m surprised you didn’t mention the dragonborn’s ability to enter an exponential crafting loop to gain enough hp and damage that numbers start going backwards
![[MV] A leap of faith...ความเชื่อใจครั้งสุดท้าย (From "Petrichor the series")](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/U1piZH2CNXA/mqdefault.jpg)
>be me
>chosen undead
>lived countless lives in constant combat
>some weirdo claiming to have the soul of a dragon wants to fight
>almost reduce him to atoms within seconds
>watch, in horror, as he eats 57 raw cabbage heads, 4 pounds of cheese, and some weird red juice
>he then precedes to scream so loud that my soul is transported to a black rock
- you can still smell the cheese breath he had
This is the funniest thing I have ever read about fighting The Dragonborn, dear God.
Until you figure out Dragonborn slain Alduin, which can consume Infinity, so basically he/she overpowered and became Infinity
And then repeat.
>be me
>chosen undead
>lived countless lifetimes to beat bosses and keep the world “alive”
>kept the world alive for eons, breaking my soul down
>reach 99 in every stat
>some guy with “draconic power” says he needs to save the world from “the fire”
>watch in horror as he starts screaming
>turn into rock
>*world dies*
The biggest advantage the Dragonborn has over Chosen Undead is the ability to pause during battle to drink dozens of potions
Wouldn't even notice
IIRC the Neravarine could one-up that with being able to save state in lore
@@2-bit567 fr i want a vid with the nevavarine it would be awsome
@@2-bit567 Or just with potions tbh. Dovakhin have nothing on 10k weightless master potions of evertyhing, including stacked health regen of 300% health per sec, lasting for the next 3 months.
They also neglected to mention the restoration potion glitch
I love the detail that the Dragonborn didn’t realize he could shout again until the Chosen Undead started talking.
In reality, the Thu'um would not have been silenced. The Thu'um isn't magic, as it does not depend on Magicka. Instead, what the Thu'um actually is interfering with the World Song, which forces things straight into reality. Its a reality bending ability that isn't refined. The Dwemer built their cities using a more refined and advanced usage of this concept in nothing more than a single whisper. Their metal was also made in this way, which is why no one can make it. Unless the silencing works on all sounds, the Thu'um could not have been stopped by it.
@@craigdellicarpini772 I know but they present it as stopping all sounds, and I just appreciate the consistency.
@@craigdellicarpini772 you do realize the thu'um is dragon speech, not magic i know but literally a dragon talking, so yes vow of silence would effect the speech also.
@@demonpride1975 Vow of Silence does not work on bosses, even though they specifically spell cast. Moonlight Butterfly is a specific example. That being said, the Vow of Silence specifically counteracts magic. The Thu'um isn't related to magic in any way, shape, or form. The Thu'um is sound which Vow of Silence, even in Dark Souls, doesn't cancel out.
@@craigdellicarpini772 first off the dragonborn is not a boss, miraak may be but not the last dragonborn, secondly dragon shouting is a form of magic for dragons.
The Dova-kin didn't even need to use his Dragon Apsect which is basically super saiyan for dragonborn's
Right. Given how they power scale the Dragonborn compared to mythical figures like Hercules and Son Wukong, can you imagine how much more powerful the Dragonborn actually is with Dragon Aspect active? Sweet jesus.
@@kin4386Yes the power of Jesus.
@@kin4386 Elder scrolls power scaling is unmatched
@@dragonlordplacidusax9413 Oh completely. A Dragonborn at full potential would give a character like Kratos a run for his money.
@@kin4386The Dragonborn would probably turn Kratos into dust. They are formidable opponents in combat but at full potential they rarely even speak because their thuum is so powerful they may destroy everything around them.
Unrealistic, if it was the dragonborn, he would have been far away crouching trying to get a sneak attack with the bow, then hide in a corner until he's in stealth again
Huh, must've been the wind...
And a lot of summons and vabbajacking😊
Little upset that didn't make the joke of him crouching and suddenly being hidden.
@@Bdakkon And I'm confused: where's Lidya?)))
no, no, no and no! he'll be crouching right in front of him in plain sight yet still be unseen!
i must say, little sad yall didnt have the dragonborn stop to eat cheese and the chosen undead stop and drink his flask but it was still amazing
I full on expected that to happen in the fight, shame it didn't though
thats the first thing i thought when the fight started
After seeing Arrow To the Knee and Ludwig's Moonlight Great sword reunion I really expected to have a full 5 second time out where they're both cramming their mouths with healing items
The dragonborn doesn't stop to eat cheese, the dragonborn eats cheese at instant speed. Probably did it several times during that fight, and the chosen undead didn't see it so assumed it was some kind of honor duel thing and just didn't heal.
It wouldve changed the tone of the fight
You know, in a cosmic sort of way,
it feels fitting that the only thing that can truly defeat a player character, is another player character.
It all comes down to "My character is stronger than yours"... Better known as "All roads lead to Games Workshop" xD
@@cardengixoth6878Not for me... My Tarnished is not winning against My Bloodborne Hunter....
But My Bloodborne Hunter is not winning against My Monster Hunter....
@@cardengixoth6878 lmao
yeah, I am god-tier until someone invades my game... then I am fucked...
@@cardengixoth6878 Who coined that saying?
They even nerfed the dragonborn too, they left out his most powerful weapon... The fork of infinate damage.
Yeah no glitches with this Dragonborn
@@joseph8298 you can actually achieve it without a glitch, it's just more annoying to do so (as both enchanting potions and fortify alchemy can be made )
Honestly a little sad we didn't get to see the dragonborn slow down time, then call in 2 dragons, summon 3 spiritual heroes, conjure up 2 demons with giant swords, use an ability that resurrects every body within 100 feet under his command, and still have time to pop a giant glowing dragon aura and eat 100 wheels of cheese and 1 vegetable soup just before time resumes again.
Skyrim mages when they see something stronger than a draugr deathlord:
Yeah bit of a missed opportunity that.
It's this same OP ability that makes the dragonborn effectively invincible. Pause, chug 6 glitched potions that give 1000% immunity to everything for 1000 seconds, chug 6 more potions to cast spells and shout infinitely.
@@falcie7743 so roid rage times 100000000
@@The_Hentai_Dealer397how do you get mana for all of this? I am playing Skyrim as a mage and summoning 1 atronach takes half of my mana. I've completed mages guild and put almost all levels in manapool
Dragonborn: *Walks into water*
Chosen Undead: “Wait, that’s illegal”
Dragonborn: "Don't worry, I'm completely helpless in here!"
@@Timmothy_plays not if you get the boots that let you walk on water.
Dragonborn: *jump*
Chosen Undead: And I took that personally!!
Dragonborn: *Walks on water*
Chosen Undead: “Oh didn’t think the water was shallow. I guess I’ll just follow y-“ *falls to his death because he’s to heavy or something*
That's right, the Dovahkiin can swim. In fact you could just win the fight by knocking your opponent into the water and having them instantly die. Good Ole instant drowning mechanic.
Imagine telling a dark souls player that they will give up a difficult boss battle. Never gonna happen
I purposely use crap weapons and armour to make boss fights more difficult lol
Well this is a boss you'll never beat
Imagine telling a Skyrim player that they will never be able to save and reload and use console commands. Because the term for that in the Lore is CHIMs which the DB would have. So that would never happen either.
@@cherrycola4476 well to be fair some players beat all of dark souls complete naked using only their fists.
So if the chosen undead can beat an ancient dragon with his fists while naked he could do the same with the dragon born
@@nerdothn892 those bosses are reactable and can't slow time.
honestly missed opportunity to not have the dragonborn use the bloodskaal blade when the chosen undead used the moonlight greatsword
This is going to be the first Death Battle where somebody wins because their opponent glitches out and crashes the fight. Good ol' Skyrim.
A mammoth spawns 20ft above em and lands on them both.
Nah, I prefer a giant to just send both of them into the stratosphere.
Or they both die bc of gravity
Is dark souls one the original version is not as glitchy
Don't forget one of the players will glitch through the the ground and fall to their death. That happened to both games as well. Why can't wait to see if glitchy aspects are added to the game.
Disappointed the Dragonborn didn't freeze time and eat 150 wheels of cheese to recover mid-fight
I'm disappointed they didn't give him better armor. I mean, I know the classic iron armor is iconic, but he should've at least had Daedric.
Ikr, just absolutely stuff his face with everything he has since he forgot to pack up potions, lol.
@@Smasho8000 wouldnt be surpised if that armour was forged to high heaven with some high enchantments
Or flat out hit the pause button to heal completely and swap out his armor only to unpause and be completely fine instantly
@Swivel Shivel He used the fortify restoration loop😄
Undead Chosen: "Why won't you die!?"
Dragonborn: "Cheese rolls, son. They heal the most major injuries."
Making the mother of all Sweet Rolls, Chosen. Can’t fret over every egg.
Cheese rolls, son, They harden in response to physical trauma
Healing the mother of all health bars Chosen. Can't fret over every cheese wheel.
MAKE SKYRIM NORD AGAIN!
Skyrim as a Metal Gear reference. The only thing better would be to tie in a Jojo Reference. 😂
Chosen Undead: "This is the hardest fight I've ever had!"
The Last Dragonborn: "What a annoying bandit!"
A shame we didn't get a scene of the Chosen Undead beating on the Dragonborn and he's suddenly like, "Hol' up man." And proceeds to lock eyes with him as he eats 50 wheels of cheese.
Not to mention down an unacceptable number of gallons of Nord Mead
What's wring with you fools? You forgot the 1000 potatoes!
Oh yeah....maybe that's why the dragonborn wasn't damaged as much as he looked. He must've been pausing and chugging a lot of that food.
Don't foget, if you run out of food, there are the possibly very addictive healing potions you brewed last week.
@Christopher Frye addictive healing potions? Pfft! You sound jealous that the Dragonborn's healing potions heal him for trillions of hit points a second over a period of a billion years thanksvto the fortify restoration glitch!
I like how the Chosen Undead and the Dragonborn are actually given reasons to fight each other, instead of just deciding to kill each other over a misunderstanding.
didn't even understand the reason, did it have something to do with the dragonborn siding with the darkness of ds or something?
@@10tailedbijuu I'll be honest... I'm just as confused as you.
@@10tailedbijuu In the death battle, Dragonborn was trying to prevent Chosen Undead from linking the First Flame as they were both listening to different snakes.
@@10tailedbijuu The Dragonborn was sent to defeat the Chosen Undead, because linking the First Flame would "burn the Age of Humans to ashes." The entire reason the gods of Dark Souls want to prevent the Age of Dark is so humans won't be able to challenge their power. The flame isn't actually necessary for the world to live on, it just gives power to the gods while burning away the Dark Souls, the _true_ souls, of humanity.
It makes sense that the Dragonborn, a former prisoner who fought against either an imperialist dictatorship or a fascist terrorist group, would want to end the reign of those gods. From the Dragonborn's perspective, the Chosen Undead is allowing the gods to enslave humanity. From the Undead's perspective, the Last Dragonborn is a Dark Lord trying to prevent their mission to save humanity.
Let the First Flame go unlinked. Let true Dark be cast upon the world. You can't keep the fire burning forever.
That's my interpretation, anyway.
Totally fits the tone of the fight and the characters, good job Liam!
For those confused about the Elder Scrolls sun, lemme simplify it: The night sky isnt exactly space, but a giant barrier that separates Mundus and Oblivion (The solar system and the rest of space respectively) from Aetherius, the source of magic. Each of those stars arent big balls of plasma, but instead holes to Aetherius, with Magnus, the sun, being the BIGGEST hole!
Woah thats awesome!
Man how do you,even get the information on this stuff? In gameplay?
@@LizardMane in game books.
Funny how some game devs do this in creating a stage where they make a black sphere and put holes on them to create an illusion that makes it look like stars inside that sphere or something like that lol
@@LizardMane all thanks to both Michael Kirkbride and Todd Howard, who, when creating Morrowind, wanted to prove to Zenimax that he's the "man".
I wish they had mentioned this but the Dragonborn could also use the Dragonrend shout. The game effect is that it forces dragons to land, but the lore effect is that it forces immortal creatures to experience mortality. I feel like if anything would have been able to kill the Chosen Undead for good, that would be it.
Except the Chosen Undead are very experienced with mortality, sure they cannot die like you or I, but they live mortal lives and cherish them before they hollow. It's why so many seek a cure or go to impossible lengths to be remembered. They don't want what they perceive as their mortality and soul to leave them or be forgotten
@@Nyx_Eos that's not even the definition of the word they mean.
I don't like the Dragonborn winning but, they got a point. That would've been a more satisfying end
@@calliecalamity8787 Ah, apologies, it seems I made a mistake reading their comment
Huh, true. Dragons land because they suddenly feel immensely weaker, that is the lore explanation for Dragonrend. It exists to give reason to why, exactly, the dragons land. But since Chosen Undead was already grounded, it would probably make him stop fighting long enough for the Dovahkiin to impale him with Dawnbreaker.
@@calliecalamity8787 Yeah I feel like this should've been a draw. TES is pretty broken in all the games and if they wanted they could just say "uh well he uses reflect potions and alchemy + enchant cheese to become unkillable" but then the opposite of "well an undead who reached that high of a level and has everything just wouldnt give up" is also equally valid. Choosing to have a fight between these characters was fundamentally a bad idea imo.
Dragonborn only started taking the fight seriously when he realized the chosen undead wasnt phased by taking an arrow to the knee
this is gold reference
“What sorcery is this” is the reaction of the Skyrim
Gaurds
CU: what this tooth pick? You should see what I had to navigate through
- cuts to silver knights shooting umbrellas-
He honestly was holding back lmao, i mean taking on a being that can eat multiple infinity's? Yeah no he was definitely holding back
Undead: you want an arrow? I’ve GOT arrows! (Takes out gough’s great bow)
The chosen undead pulling his sword deeper so that he could reach him was metal af. Another banger fight
Definitely something Guts would do. Glad they know the material DS draws a lot from
@@zentazym1 if Guts ever kills Griffith that’s how he would do it
@@DJET723 100% agree.
Much like Dragonzord v.s. Kiryu 0w0
Not just reach him but flat out strangle him XD
I get the logic too. From his perspective, can't do Voice Magic if you can't speak lol that and probably got tired of his opponent's nonsense
I think the greatest factor of this fight was that Dragonborn could probably consume way more blocks of cheese than Chosen Undead can.
Both are still cliff level or the cliffs are universal either or
Sheogorath: CHEESE!
Good old cheese wheel☺️
I waited the whole fight for a menu to pup up and then watching the Dragonborn eat ungodly amounts of cheese wheels.
Don’t forget the white phial. Self regenerating healing potion. There are so many reasons this isn’t even fair 😂
I see people complaining he didnt eat 150 cheese wheels.
He did, it just happened instantaneously when he paused, ate, and resumed fighting quicker than the camera could capture
Well, not really. He probably did, but it paused time, so it isn't that it was too fast for the camera to capture, it was that there was physically no way FOR the camera to pick it up.
Exactly!
That arrow in the knee moment freaking KILLED me. It was played so seriously i didn't even notice for a few seconds
Plus they just had to use that weirdly sensual hit groan from dark souls when he pulled the arrow out lmao
How could I have missed!!!
And the really after by the Ashened One
Chosen Undead: I used to be an RPG protagonist like you, then I took an arrow to the knee!
"I used to be a shoein for Death Battle victory, until I took a arrow to the knee"
Dragonborn: (Shoots the Chosen Undead in the knee)
Chosen Undead: (Takes arrow out)
Dragonborn: (Surprised Pikachu face)
Tis just a flesh wound
He thought he would just say, "screw it, I'll become a guard."
"I was an adventurer until I took an arrow to the knee, but then I got over it and pulled it out and shot it back"
Chosen Undead: *moans*
"That's not a bow, this is a bow." To be honest I thought that was what the Pikachu face was about.
16:12 Dragonborn: *sees Chosen Undead pull Smough's great hammer out of thin air.* "I'm fighting another person like me with infinite pocket space? I sense a worthy challenge!"
DB: Magic satchel? Cool I have one too. *Millions of the different types of food, gems, armours, building supplies, ores, smithing supplies, books, letters, claws, masks, armor, robes, weapons, bones, scales, ingredients, gold, and more stuff i dont feel like naming fall to the ground making a mountain.* Crap it's going to take forever to clean this up.
Hammer space!
Our battle will be legendary!
I would also say that he said finally a worthy opponent our battle will be legendary
Infinite pocket space.. without weight!
GIVING UP AFTER 3 DEATHS? WHO WAS THE PLAYER
A journalist
An elden ring game critic
The dude sueing fromsoft
Darksydephil
A soulsborne player with a life
Every dark souls and eldenring player knows that the "Naked" undead are truly the most powerful beings
Right, where was hyper mode dragon boy
Aren't the tarnished from elden ring different from the undead lore-wise?
Let Me Solo Her would've beat both easily
Let me Solo him
Dreambeaker é uma arma letal para os mortos-vivos, não importa o que seja que ele causa dano de fogo para inimigos comuns e muito dano para os mortos-vivos
Bit of a minor spoiler.
The fact that there wasn't a energy clash between the Moonlight Greatsword and Bloodskal Blade is such a missed opportunity.
Exactly
@@themastersofcomedy9277 Well blood scale blade scales of the level you are when ya first get it so if a maxed out dragon born used it it would have one tapped the chosen undead and the entire arena to.
Damn! I didn't even think of that!!
@@lights_utopia1130 yeah
Right?! Imagine red Magicka slashes clashing against the moonlight greatswords energy slashes! Although I do like the typical clash of the sun (Dawnbreaker) vs the moon (moonlight greatsword) with that final clash.
Omg I love how they kept the chosen undead's damage sounds. Dude always sounded like he loved the pain.
Auhhhh😩
"I used to be an adventure like you ,then i took an arrow to the knee."
"However, unlike the guards from your pathetic cities, I fought on." - The Chosen Undead, to the Dovahkiin after he took an arrow to the knee.
Ouch…
Chosen Undead: "This one's tough, I need to give my all to win this!"
Last Dragonborn: "Oh cool I can fill my star with this guy."
Db: Hey free black souls for my empty gems. Neet.
Chosen undead is gonna ninja flip behind the dragonborn and chain infinite backstabs til he dies, then point down at his corpse
Except he didn't and he still lost anyway. I have no idea why you have that pointless comment made when you can watch the video proving you wrong.
@@Cloud-bs2knhe couldn’t.
Beyond the fact that the Dragonborn was hundreds of times faster, stronger, and more durable, if he was ever desperate he could just use dragon aspect to make himself even stronger and more durable, or bend well to make the chosen undead give up.
I mean there was still nothing at all pointing to the DB being faster in any sense other than having time-slow abilities and a bow that can shoot absurdly fast, so that part ain't quite true. That and they kinda extremely high-balled their power levels by saying Alduin's practically infinitely strong, when in reality he'd only need to have dimensional level power in order to threaten a multiverse (cause well, obviously only one realm can directly fight him at a time). @@Etnad-f7r
It was nice of the dragon born not use any crafting/potion exploits
Chosen Undead throwing Acid Pots from afar... classic Dark Souls 2 PvP.
What do you mean my magic is supposed to run out?
Is crashing equivalent to death? If that's the case then I think that would benefit the chosen undead
I was more or less thinking of a spiffing Brit using the dragonborn
@@foolicooliyeah if ever dovahkin died i was about to introduce them to the greatest of them all. The dovahkin Reanu Keeves
Spoilers:
So the Dragonborn basically won by making the Chosen Undead rage quit. Honestly? Seems legit.
No it more like the chosen undead was becoming more of a hollow each time
There are many ways to kill someone. But to break a warrior's spirit is to truly destroy him.
@game universe I mean tbh it makes sense, but it wouldn't actually happen. Bro would just keep fighting
@@gameuniverse5973 I agree with both of your claims. My understanding of "Hollow" as a game mechanic is that you delete the save file.
It was over as soon the Chosen Undead took an arrow to the knee. He just couldn't be an adventurer after that anymore.
Love the details in this battle. Like how the narrator (assumedly Darkstalker Kaathe) declares the Dragonborn the Lord of Hollows after he defeats the Chosen Undead and snuffs out the flame thus ushering in the Age of Dark.
Me playing as the Chosen Undead and never giving up after fighting the same boss (The Dragonborn) for the 7 billionth time:
“Nah, I’d win”
Assuming the Chosen Undead is controlled by a true Dark Souls player who never gives up then the Dragonborn is controlled by a true Skyrim player who uses all kinds of exploits, glitches and quicksaves.
@@unskilledgamer3642 And Mods, dont forget the Mods
@@unskilledgamer3642 Fortify health enchant after doing the the fortify restoration potion loop.
@@gavros9636 exactly.
@@unskilledgamer3642 AHAHAHAHAHH you made my day
Also love how in Canon, The Dova can actually spam Shouts with pretty much zero cooldown unlike in the game. Its literally in there to give the game just a little bit of challenge
so what you're saying is that, In the lore, The Dova can just scream at you to death?
@@silvergiovanni5336 they canonically have no distiction between debating and fighting, so yes. They can talk you to death.
@@edwardhaybell1938
So basically they would make a great politician who would never lose a debate?
That checks out. I heard from an npc that some guy, I think it was Ulfric Stormcloak, shouted a guy to pieces.
So the moment he screamed that line, it was ggs?
This is one of those fights that literally just... cannot end, and because of that the mental images one conjures are hilarious. Just imagine, Several Decades Later, and they're still fighting, except now it's devolved more into them trying Wile E Coyote style traps on each other. Like, the fight has just been completely forgotten more or less, and it's now just an eternal two-man slapstick comedy routine.
Well, the Dragonborn would eventually die of natural causes in that scenario.
@@warriorwatch2406 A maxed restoration dragon born would live and extremely long time though
Siegmeyer literally ends after his questline, right after his daughter kills him and he goes hallow. (Literally the only sad part of Dark Souls 1.) Also the Hallow that falls from the ceiling at the start with the key in it's pocket.
extremely long is not infinite.
@@FluttershyIsAGoddess I mean Sif is not exactly a feel good moment lol
I like how their both being told by a voice in the back of their head (possibly a bad one) to fight this being so they can "save the world"
Plus it gives a reason for the chosen undead and dragonborn to fight
If it wasn't for that i feel like the two would be friends
The ending of this battle reminds me of an old quote: "There are many ways to kill someone. Flesh that burns. Bones that break. But to break a man's spirit is to truly destroy them!"
Hello God of War Ares
*looks at Dark Souls lore as stated at the end* Quite true. Gotta say it would have been a different kind of "burnout" defeat than what's been shown in previous episodes.
"Now, you will be truly tested!"
Knowing the souls community, they'd probably keep going until the Dragonborn doesn't want to live anymore xD
Using a variety of meme setups, learning about every frame of every ability and move the Dragonborn has, until he dies.
Honestly, take the results with a grain of salt. The chosen undead only hollows if they lose their purpose.
It's an open ended fight, but i understand why they made The Dragonborn win. The Dragonborn is way stronger, and the only thing The Chosen undead has is basically immortality.
@@GoatOfWar Suprisingly, if you look at the lore for the Chosen Undead(ds1) he does actually eventually go Hollow. The other two on the other hand, the Monarch from ds2 and Ashen One from ds3, it would be a different story. Despite what others have said, even if we make the Dragonborn an elf, vampire, alchemy, have them extend their life with shouts, and have the help in longevity from the Daedric Princes, the Monarch would eventually win but only because the Dragonborn dies of Natural Causes, because at the end of the game(with the DLCs) the Monarch doesn't ever Hollow(the Flame will still burn their soul to ashe eventually though I guess). The Ashen One however, effectively has a fighting chance not just because of what you mentioned before, but feat-wise they can stand toe to toe with the Dovakin(enough where its hard to say who wins). The Ashen one not just fought and defeated 3 other Lords of Cinder(what the Chosen Undead and the Monarch become after linking the Flame) and one "pair" who was planned to become one themselves(the twin princes), but the very Soul of Cinder itself(which is effectively the accumulation of experience and abilities of every Lord of Cinder ever throughout all of time). Not only that, but the Ashen One also beat the Slave Knight Gael, which basically is analogous to the Soul of Cinder, but for all Undead(due to having consumed every Dark Soul, except for the Ashen One's). If we chose the Lord of Hollows ending for ds3, its even worse because not only do you have the things I mentioned before, but now the Flame lies within the Ashen One and they aren't bound to the Kiln of the First Flame.
I love that at one point the Chosen Undead took an arrow in the knee. Nice touch.
Yeah, I saw that too. Lol.
It reminded me of the guards
Chosen Undead's moan made it sound like he enjoyed it.
I used to be an adventurer like you. Then I took an arrow in the knee...
Reminds me of an adventurer like myself… who took an arrow to the knee.
I love how the Chosen Undead's power is reloading a save and his weakness is just the player giving up
I think it's funny how Frisk from Undertale technically has the exact same ability.
@@megarayquaza2240frisk vs Chosen Undead when?
@@megarayquaza2240 Big whoop it's the same power Conker has too, they aren't that special lol
@@megarayquaza2240and in both games, dodging is an essential tactic. And Frisk can choose between saving the world or letting it fade into darkness... wait a second!
Its not reloading a save, its literally respawning lol.
12:05 I love the implication that Broomstick is a Dovhakin, and that Wiz is an Undead
I actually love the many many implications of Broomstick control over Ki (DBZ), Chi (Kung Fu Panda), having a quirk (MHA), magic (Popeyes Spinach Can) etc.
Some people suggest the Dragon Born could die of old age
But he could also be a Vampire or even a Vampire Lord meaning that time is not a issue on top of giving him all the powers
Lore wise age wouldn't even be a issue.
Yeah, but the chosen undead could've cursed Dragonborn and he will die in an instant.
@@Zhongkuy I think that wouldn't even work, especially with the amount of beings that have a claim on his soul(while also protecting him to boot)
Sun spears...
@@Zhongkuy don't forget that the dragonborn could curse the chosen undead right back. Marked for death is a shout that works like the curse of the basilisk. permanently lowering the health and armor rating of those getting hit by it, and it can stack.
Bruh, I’m not seeing enough people talking about how HARD the music went. Masterpiece.
The soundtrack is uploaded on Brandon's channel so thats where people are giving their praising for it ♡
It was beautiful and fiting
Yea this music was sick
both versions of it are s tier songs
Well I was thinking the opposite. It felt weird and not very powerful for a fight.
I never played Dark Souls but the fact that canonically it is people that go insane after dying again and again is wild
Its a gem of a game. Highly recommend it. May make u rage at times, but the lore is fasinating.
Its not for everyone. The game is incredibly difficult if you haven't played something similar and theres a lot of "backtracking" because some respawn points are quite far away.
Is a 10/10 masterpiece u should try it
@@sleepymike9672 from what wiz and boom said it’s just an edgy “it’s not about the destination it’s about the journey”
@@wiichii2620 never played it, i should give it a try....when its on sale (kinda poor here)
"WHY WON'T YOU DIE"
"Campfire son with it I can just respawn"
Chosen Undead is bringing down a big axe right on the Dragonborn’s head, but just before it lands the Dragonborn hits the pause menu and proceeds to eat 80 wheels of cheese (also yes this is a russianbadger joke)
and a potion to fortify heaver armor and light armor skill by 1490374188346113846 points.
I would've been stacking Argonians by now. 😉
Ik your joking but for sake of comparison im there litterly, like is it skyrim really fair at all let alone against DS they have chaos but its measurable more then infinite and magic time pause XD
Russian badger?
@@DaveMiller6042 a youtuber who does a lot of stupid things on Halo and other games
The Dragonborn has the ability to summon two different dragons and other spirits and Elementals basically it is a walking boss of Dark Souls
One of the dragons can even be repeatedly resummoned, since it's soul is bound to a different pocket realm with different masters
If you read the item descriptions in DarkSouls, and the spells they can cast in game youll understand why the Dragonborn gets obliterated.
@mikecarol6108 then why did he win?. I mean I played and Beat both games and did massive deep lore dives. There is no support for you to claim that The chosen one should be the winner
@@austinspallinger2207 Get em Austin!!!! They weren’t ready! 😂😂😂
@@mikecarol6108 yes you are right but there other stuff in the Elder Scrolls to like marons razor 1 hit kill anything on 10% of hits as well not to mention all the armors and stuff but it also depends on which player is a no life
This fight boiled down to the main fantasies behind each game. Dark Souls is about always being the underdog, memorizing patterns and getting better with every death till you win. Skyrim is a classic power fantasy, leveling and grinding for better stats and gear until you bend the game to your will.
Bending the game at *_minimum_*
You can litteraly become One Punch Man if you try hard enough.
Dark souls you can grind levels and become op clearly you never played
Skyrim is a boring game that only basement dwellers play to feel like they aren't worthless to society.
Basically the same thing as isekai anime fans.
@@captainsmuggo2364 don't insult isekai like that let me have my guilty pleasure
@@captainsmuggo2364
Oh someone sounds like a sore loser.
Face it, CU is weak in comparison to the DB.
Sif appears on screen right as he says "this is the biggest bummer of them all"
A fight between them with the Moonlight Greatsword and The Bloodskal Blade would have been sick to see
Was so hoping for that.
I thought that when they featured the ML Greatsword that the Bloodskal blade would be used in a dual with it too
I cry myself to sleep at the mere notion of being denied such a splendid spectacle.
Or the fork
Two ranged melee weapons would have been cool but the moonlight greatsword might just break the sword and you cant really put the dragonborn vs the undead and not give him the dawnbreaker
All Dovakiin really had to do was use the infinite fortify restoration glitch to make a 900000000 damage dagger.
The spiffing Brit would be proud!
Yeah, as soon as they said they were maximizing both characters I was like, Fortify Restoration Loop!
yes, plus infinite stamina, health and magicka.
Or just use marked for death
i assume they avoided glitches positive or negative since their obviously non-canon...otherwise dragonborn could use console commands to win
Chosen Undead getting stabbed and pulling the goddamn sword into himself to strangle DB to death is the epitome of a DS players determination
absolutely, if there is one thing DS players are known for, its being stubborn... sorry, determined and unrelenting. especially considering people did naked runs of the game too and won
The DB would just shout the CU to pieces seeing as the pot would have no effect on the thu'um as it isn't magic based.
And seeing the fire is where the CU comes from the DB would just blow it out with his Thu'um.
Comment spoiled the result before the media player even loaded up. Yay.
*Edit* I see the comment didn't depict the scene entirely accurately.
@@valor1omega Not how the First Flame works. You can't just kick dirt on it and the Age of Fire ends. If you could, it'd end thousands of times over just from simple mistakes. The First Flame is more akin to Akatosh or Aetherius, in that it's more a force of nature than a physical object. You CAN snuff the First Flame if you're attuned to it like the Chosen Undead or a Firekeeper, but that doesn't actually stop anything, and the Flame of Disparity still exists.
Also Vow of Silence doesn't just stop magic. It stops speech, since speech is intertwined with magic in Dark Souls.
@@valor1omegait also silences your voice as well, you forgot about that part. So he wouldn’t have really.
Chosen Undead: “Hand it over, that thing, your Dragon soul!”
Dragonborne: “…” *proceeds to eat 99 cabbage heads*
I feel like not enough people are talking about how metal this score was
I listen to it all the time.
Definitely my favorite score all season.
I don't know if I'd call it metal as much as just plain epic.
Going into this, not knowing who wins, is pretty cool. If you look at it, it's basically a showdown between:
-A character who kills gods and is stated time and time again to be immortal.(Chosen Undead)
-A character that with little time, effort and game mechanic abuse can be totally OP and broken.(Dragonborn)
Dragonborn wins by shooting the chosen undead, hiding behind a wall until the chosen undead gives up looking, and shooting him again, repeating until the chosen undead runs out of estus and dies
@@hellpwnage6665 dragonborn wins by using console commands
All wrong. Dragonborn wins by creative use of restoration potions and alchemy enchantments
@@0023Matthew Dragonborn can probably defeat the biblical God if he did that
Alchemy, enchanting, blacksmithing. The circle of death
I think the biggest factor in this fight is that Dragonborn probably consumes more blocks of cheese than Chosen Undead
There is no cheese in dark souls. Unless we are talking about the ledge build, then there is a lot of cheesing going on.
Nice copied comment
Well you have to admit, the Chosen one was still able to make some Cheddar...
I'm glad the Last Dragonborn won, even without the use of Dragon Break nonsense.
"I hit the universe so hard that an event both did and did not happen. No, this does not create a separate universe. I am above your pathetic attempts at logic"
I don't remember a dragon break during/after the events of skyrim? Where's that in the lore?
It's a cool "phrase" the last dragon break was caused due to tiber septim (another dragonborn lol)@@pikaland3852
@@pikaland3852 Most likely the Dark Brotherhood questline, where you can either destroy or join them, but thats just my guess.
If only there was a healing scene where the dragonborn would look through his inventory for food and potions while chosen undead spams the estus
Hahaha I was actually hoping for that to happen too! But the fight was great nonetheless
the pause menu pops up and the dragonborn eats 100 cheese wheels.
me too, the dragonborn knows a lot of healing spells, maybe he didn't use it because his mana is limited while the Chosen Undead has unlimited resources.
There is no pause in Darksouls so he will get backstabbed
@@lordjaraxxus5418 And suddenly gets twice as fast due to less encumbrance
If you think about the Dragonborn lore as well then the result becomes even more understandable. A lyric in the song "Dovahkiin" goes: *Voth aan suleyk wah ronit faal krein!*, or "With a power to rival the sun!" Now remember in the ES lore that the "Sun" isn't actually a star but a giant hole in Aetherius caused by the retreating et'Ada Magnus, and this hole is the source of ALL magic in Nirn.
i dont think we should take that literally though, as that could just be hyperbole to state how strong the dragonborn is compared to normal humans
@@Krimsin01 Yea but if I dont take everything as a literal as possible, I cant shriek at strangers on the internet who are wrong.
@@Krimsin01 everything in elder scrolls is to be taken literally nirn isnt a planet its an infinite realm with infinite copies and timelines in mundus, the lore is really wacky and there is no such thing as "normal" about elder scrolls
@@kraal5753 The opposite is true, actually. The lore of the Elder Scrolls is one of unreliable narrators, where nothing is 100% guaranteed to be true, not even what you experience in games (source, the fact that in Morrowind, you could back any of the houses, and canonically, thanks to a Dragon Break, all of them are true despite being mutually exclusive... and none of them are.) , that being said, in this case, due to the Dragonborn having a part of the Oversoul of Aka, I'm lead to believe that this... isn't too far off from likely being true
Ahh yes songs, very accurate portrayals that never exaggerate anything!
The Dragonborn's complete shock and realization of how serious this is when the Chosen Undead pulls the arrow from their knee without flinching. 😮😮
To the normal adventurers of skyrim, they'll become a Whiterun guard. "I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took an arrow to the knee."- every Whiterun guard ever
The whiterun guards watching in shock and horror
Skyrim guards: is it possible to learn this kind of power?
@@shinoena7010 Not from a Dragonborn.
It's like The Powers Rangers punching a character in their weak point and having them NOT immediately explode.
Massively impressed with your deep understanding of Souls culture and lore, and I've yet to even get to the end of the video yet ! 🛡
Did you know that Dovahkiin can translate two ways?
Yes Dovah and Kiin translate to Dragon and Birth, but Dov also translates to Dragon and Ah translates to Hunt. Not to mention that dragon names are made from three words, not two
So what you're saying is the dovahkiin is born to hunt dragons
Dov-Ah-Kiin is, literally in dovahzul/ dragon tongue, Dragonkind-Hunter-Born. Or "Born Hunter of Dragonkind".
The two syllable word Dovah refers to an individual dragon, while Dov refers to the species in and of itself.
Dragonborn is more of a shorthand title given to Dovahkiin.
@@dreamcream3738 that etymology is awesome. leave it to Skyrim to have its fantasy language have such a great translation in its deeper meanings and dissection.
This kind of thing is always philosophically interesting. The last dragonborn's existence and ultimate feat were foretold long, long before their birth and even the very definition of who they are defines their way of life, and yet all of their actions in the moment appear to be by choice rather than destiny. It all loops around to the old existential dilemma regarding the nature of free will and destiny, and how they paradoxically seem to go hand in hand while appearing totally mutually exclusive.
@@Crow_Rising Well, when you look at the concept of destiny, the idea is *destination*, not *journey*.
The outcome may be the same, if the prophecy comes to fruition. But the methodology is where there is agency.
The level of detail in this battle is just amazing
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Love how mid fight just started to roll repeatedly and was literally untouchable
I said, out loud, “Ice Form!”
I love the fact that when the Dragonborn hits an arrow on the Chosen Undead's knee, the former just removes it like normal and Dragonborn is confused because in the games most guards stop fighting all because of an ''arrow in the knee'' truly a good observation right there.
I just started to play Skyrim and I want to know is that acutally true
@@leonxking640of course it’s true silly
I like how this episode kind of seems like one for the fans of Skyrim and Dark Souls, especially since Brandon got a bunch of Death Battle Community Fans to sing the choir for this song's track.
you mean this fight's track
@@santiagojoaquinrojas9435 yes that's what was said lol
It's more just for skyrim fans to gush about their garbage game.
@@captainsmuggo2364 Liking your own comment huh?
From what I seen, the Skyrim people are making jokes about DB inhaling all the food or stuff that would be fun.
Meanwhilw the DS fans are saying utterly banal stuff like how Chosen Undead can just outlast Dragonborn, snipe him outside the "Boss" Arena or ignoring they would die X times to DB one in this scenario.
@@Subject_Keter brother nobody is liking their own comments chill tf out it ain't that deep.
I will admit I got a little heated but fromsoftware games got me out of a rough spot in my life so seeing a character from a series I love dearly get beaten by a character from a game I don't really care for kinda made me upset.
You know it’s about to get good when both are basically the player
As someone who has played both games multiple times, I know my dragonborn would beat my chosen undead, the big difference is, I imagine deathbattle will let the chosen undead return to battle multiple times, so can dragonborn actually win?
@@shiningmissingno.8788 bruh my chosen undead would Woop my dragon born if i am playing both
Game Universe, your playing your dragon born wrong! You gotta look up a extensive guide and waste 8-10 hours of your life to get your ultimate PC with Impeccable stats if I say so! I'm not joking, I used every exploit known to man to upgrade my dragon born to ultimate power 2 or 3 times. Back to my point, your playing Skyrim wrong
(Just kidding, sorry if I'm ranting)
Me vs me 😂
@@shiningmissingno.8788 Soul Trap or that Dragon Shout that steals souls from your opponents might be able to counter the Chosen Undead's infinite respawn.
"so were letting them both be completely maxed out, with everything available in their respective games."
Skyrim player: salivating, foaming at the mouth
Dark Souls player: salivating, foaming at the mouth
False no dadric Armour no dragonbone weapons no powerful spells no qabbajack no razor no undead spells a lot of dragonborn stuff was left out
Dang this just makes me want to see a full on cinematic of a fully powered dragonborn vs alduin
Its always going to be the Dragonborn if he’s full powered
@Zombie Gangster he had to use dragonrend to even hurt him though, so not exactly fair, it's like going to fight superman with kryptonite
@@jamesmcdonald1108 not really bcus if you manage to run into Alduin in the overworld you can actually "kill him" ahead of time. I got close to doing it when he got glitched into a mountain keeping him in place but eventually he got unglitched and flew away. Dragonrend on the other hand just forces him to be grounded for a period of time and doesn't do any damage
The fact that Dark Souls games don't let you unlock a Dragonborn character after defeating the game at least once is criminal. The Souls games would be so much more fun if you had various characters from other games
would have been far less underwhelming than what we got I'm sure.
As chilling as it was to hear the Undead use the iconic "Prepare to DIE" line, it ended up cluing in the Dragonborn that the Miracle of Silence's effect was over, meaning he could Shout again. Whoops!
Bro, I didn't catch that, that's so cool!
Man prepare to die is what every elder scrolls npc screams before they get wasted.
@@thatsinteresting3415 Literally you step 5 feet out of a Town and even the wolfs are saying that.
@@thatsinteresting3415 NPC: "you wont leave skryim alive!"
Me: "i like your enthusiasm youre first."
I loved the arrow to the knee reference being incorporated in this fight
Indeed, I noticed that
I used to be an adventurer like you until I took an arrow to the knee
🪷🪷🪷 LOTUS 🪷🪷🪷
I love your videos death battle, your animations are so beautiful and amazing!
You sneaky sunuvaguns
Chat is that
finish the quote fraudrolu
no way
Great fight, but they forgot to mention the dragonborns special move....crouching makes him completely invisible.
plus you can crouch and roll!
That Ludwig pose the Chosen Undead did when picking up the Moonlight Greatsword gave me PTSD
Thank you for the epic fight
What’s the Ludwig pose?
The scene where Chosen Undead grabbed Dragonborn by the throat could of been a lot better if he used the Dark Hand to try to rip Dragonborn's humanity out. Would of made the "Prepare to die" line much better.
While I don't know how the Dark Hand works due to never playing Dark Souls, by technicality, while the Dragonborn is physically human he does have the soul of a dragon, so would that even work? And if it did, it would make the Dragonborn more draconic than before, if anything, surely?
@James Lidster probably wouldn't have worked, but even if it did, it wouldn't have changed anything. Dragonborn would shouted Chosen Undead away before he was fully successful.
@@jameslidster9579 Magic Resistance in Skyrim Resist soul stealing. This can be shown when facing the enemy Seeker, they steal essence through the ghost of their opponents, and magic resistance reduces damage from their drain attacks. And if you got max resistance it basically does no damage. Also if Miraak with the power to just force souls out from dragons while they're alive by shouting didn't steal DB's soul when they fought I doubt some object the Chosen undead received from a character could do it.
@@FluttershyIsAGoddess - as I wrote, I don't know much about Dark Souls, but Jeffrey wrote the Dark Hand takes humanity, not necessarily souls, hence my confusion. That said, you're right about the magic resistance and Miraak's soul stealing power. I suppose they're part of what makes these kinds of death battles interesting, seeing how different powers with similar effects stack up against each other simply because the lore on how they work are different.
yeah they forgot about that.......
Also the parries do not forget that Skyrim is spamming R1, imagine in a pvp fight in DS if someone tries to R1 spam you.
YOU GET PARRIED GIT GUD and then they will finger you down or maybe teabag you
If i was playing skyrim and an enemy kept coming back to life i would just use wabbajack to turn it into cheese and put it on my shelf for collection in my castle lol
Imagine if the dragonborn uses clear skies and actually brings out the Sun.
OMG so simple, he could literally sit down, shout and just win the match by default lol
Solaire: I NEED TO PRAISE THE SUN MORE.
They might be fighting at night
Except there is no son. It was on an illusion created by Guinevere.
@@88cryingwolf Your assuming they are fighting in the Dark Souls universe. If they are fighting on Tamriel or on some random plane of existence there could easily be a sun
I just want to draw attention to the Chosen Undead using the vow of silence at the end of the battle, because it might be the most "oh shunt, they might actually win this" moment in all of death battle. Dark souls is (and was portrayed in the analysis as) a much more melee centric game than Skyrim. And we can see this in the animation: every, and I mean EVERY single melee interaction leading up to that moment has gone in CU's favor. And every time the Dragonborn has taken the advantage and killed the CU, it was with magic. Meaning that the only thing tripping up the CU (at least as far as the animation was concerned) was the Dragonborn's magic... Which the CU hard countered at the end, forcing a melee clash that the CU had been constantly winning in. Such an awesome moment.
I enjoyed that so much that I had two best moments. The nod to Ludvig with the close up moonlight greatsword shot and the moment when you realise he's going for a Hail Mary linking of the flame.
I really wanted CU to win this one, despite loving both franchises but from that point I didn't care who won, that was the best ending of any DB I've seen!
He would win it jsut these dickeads though if someone crush your neck you cna clearly dhout and say the words proerly riight :,D
I think the issue with that though is what they mentioned in the analysis portion: CU's magic is limited. If CU couldn't finish the fight within the time frame of the Vow of Silence cast(s) then eventually DB would win that "round" and the CU would respawn to try again with a different tactic. Which boils down to the reason DB won in the animation: Time & Power. Would the CU be able to come up with a way to finally beat DB's insanely OP arsenal and skills? Or would CU go hollow from realizing it was all pointless and he was just delaying the inevitable with stop gap solutions to buy time?
@@MissLilianae The reason DB won was that CU underestimated DB, they thought (quite rightly) that linking the flame was game over. They weren't aware of CHIM.
Honestly, that's my only gripe about the fight, the end wasn't really accurate. I think they should have shown DB actually struggle to contain the first flame, and use any other shout that Fus-Ro-Da. It is a multiversal big bang after all.
Except the CU immediately lost that silenced melee encounter with TLD.
I like how in the lore the Dragonborn is pretty much a demi-god, but must you shout once ingame you'll have to wait for approximately a few hundred years before being able to shout again.
U don’t got a necklace that reduced shout 40%
@@EXiiEe or the glitch where you wear multiple of the necklace so you can shout without any cooldowns.
Or just using the base form of the shout so you don't have to do the whole thing
Yeah this always annoyed me, and seeing as I don't abuse my own game... shoutrecoverymult 0
As a pc player, I just modded infinite shouts into my game. Problem solved.
I don't think the chosen undead would lose. He has killed literal gods and by the end of the game effectively is a God in a manor of speaking
Chosen Undead defeated Gods who were mere shells of their former selves... also this wouldn't mean anything outside of the Dark Souls verse.
This still pales in comparison to Alduin who was beaten by the Dragonborn.
The term "god" in this kind of debates where one looks at who is stronger is pretty much meaningless. Sure, a character with the title of god sounds strong on paper... Until you realise that god is just a title, not an actual way to measure how strong a character is.
Not every god is on the same tier as other gods from other franchises and there are mortals in other pieces of fiction with overall better feats than the so called gods.
For example, Kaguya has the title of a goddess. That doesn't make her anywhere close to Beerus who also has the title of a god. There is a clear cut difference as to which one of them is stronger than the other despite both characters being called gods.
A character being a god doesn't define how strong they are when compared to someone else that comes from outside their own franchise.
... you forget the most basic thing, paralyze poison.
And you can make it last milenia in game so you would need to consider it dragon born win.
@@TheFirstDragonbornMiraakAlduin isn’t that strong either though, unless you wank the intentionally misleading lore. The feat that is clear as day is him destroying a town, and it took an extended battle against like 20 nameless guards to do that.
Plus TLD had a plot-shout to beat Alduin, and had 3 other legendary nords fighting alongside him.
TLD would not be anything special in Dark Souls.
@@timparks9833"Misleading lore" Lol ok Dark Souls fanboy.
Intro (0:00)
Chosen Undead's Rundown (0:52)
Ads Part I (7:19)
Last Dragonborn's Rundown (8:31)
Ads Part II (14:34)
Fight (15:26)
Results (18:55)
Next Time (22:10)
Thank you soldier
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This was dead wrong. . . .The chosen undeads power comes from the literal FABRIC OF REALITY trying to fix itself. There was NO situation where DB should have won this. Ridiculous.
Thank you!
Death Battle animation really has improved so much since it began
Ikr! This was beautiful to watch
@@nasiffarhan1239 I would agree with you, but beautiful doesn't seem powerful enough.
@@cartercoffman1021 hear hear
The special effects were cool, but the models and motions themselves were…eesh.
Visually maybe like in terms of character model. But go back and watch death battles like raiden vs wolverine or snake vs sam fisher, then compare that to like say...john with james bond and you'll see that although visually the models look better. The choreography of the fights has been lacking.
I love that reference when the Chosen Undead gets shot in the knee by an arrow. "I was an adventurer til I took an arrow to the knee."
I love that they had him moan and the dragonborne was just:😮
@@MeticulousMitchh rofl yeah that made it even funnier
even though that's more of a norse saying of getting married. instead of "ball and chain" it was "arrow to the knee"
thats all this fight was, was some choppy animation, barely referencing anything BUT Memes and bad calculations and feats.
@@kyero8724 Cry ab it
Honestly they didnt give Dovahkiin his full power as its really easy to get 100% magic reflect/absorb, 99.4% physical damage immunity, able to hit over 1k damage per swing on fast swinging duel wield swords, mana that regens faster then you could ever hope to use it, ect. . . Skyrim is a power fantasy game with spaghetti code that allows you to become stupidly powerful, Darksouls is a struggle fest skill game where you are always weak but your skill in fighting makes up the strength difference.
Our hero claims a warrior heart beware beware the Dragonborn comes
Chosen undead enters the RED fog and the dragonborn comes plays😮
Yes dark mello winner🏆skyrim i like it ❤❤❤
With a voice wielding power of the ancient Nord arts
Beware, beware the Dragonborn comes.
Yes tony stank win🏆death battle! Skyrim this winner🏆the dragonborn legends war 😡👊🗡🛡🏹🔥💥amazing👌❤❤
@@Winrarnt isn't it arts, not tonque?
I’m glad they covered the dragon borns true feat of being able to carry so many damn cheese wheels
If they somehow incorporated that into the fight I'm gonna lose it.
And that's at level 1. The base game maxxes out at 81 and you are able to get all skill trees complete at 255. That results in 25,375lb if you spread your points out evenly between stamina, health, and magicka.
Have you seen how much inventory the ashen one can carry? Aside from what they are geared with. Just had to note that XD
he cant eat his chesses, there is no pause in DS so he will get backstabbed
When the dragonborn started taking damage i was internally screaming (become ethereal)
Chosen undead is cute
@@Isaacfrost6718wjuao I don't know about you, but I don't see his face
@@Sonic2024freedomerahes a little meow meow :3
silence spell
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Estus flask runs out, but the cheese is forever
1. With how powerful the Dragonborn and Chosen Undead are in lore, I kind wished that RT saved this match as their end of the year finale battle.
2. Major props to Brandon Yates on this epic battle theme, Fireborn. It made me wish that the battle would be longer!
I think it would be better here honestly. The end of year battle is usually one of their bigger ones. The only ones that are usually bigger are the ones saved for RTX. So, heres hopeing something BIG in the next month.
I didn’t want to wait any longer I been waiting 11 years
a fight between Sekiro's Wolf and Nioh's William would be sick, both of them can revive and come from similar games so I imagine it would be a very interesting fight to cover, soulsborne vs soulslike!
Give this MF a raise
I mean, Sekiro has the Mortal Blade. I can't remember if William has anything similar to that.
Fingers crossed for this one
Both of em would get clapped by the Wo Long protagonist imo. That one's too powerful
@@siddhantbanerjee3328also the og comment chose sekiro and William because they are similar in power also Goku claps wo long dude
I personally feel that this fight would go on forever, with the dragonborn able to eternally heal with their restoration magic and the chosen undead simply never dying, leading to them fighting until time quietly faded away into pure darkness.
I was gonna comment the same thing 😂
the dragonborn would eventually pass out from exhaustion and be easy pickings, because in the end no matter how strong he is he still needs to eat, drink, and sleep.
@@SmolGawblin If that how your Neverborn /would/ win... Brother is weaker then a Lamb.
That’s what i thought too one can regenerate forever and the other one is literally reborn after death
@@SmolGawblin We're going off gameplay logic not real life. Survival isn't part of vanilla Skyrim.
The chosen undead is not a demigod in the slightest, he may be mythological, But hes more akin to a Mythological Joke.
The name "Chosen undead" is a mocking title given by the gods.
The chosen undead is pretty damn weak all things considered, and while he did eventually suceed in linking the fire, who knows how long it took and how often he died?
he simply persisted and became 'strong enough' to overcome his enemies, rather than simply being Powerful.
The first thing I thought of when they said "All of the skills in their arsenal" was the that the dragonborn would just abuse alchemy to enchant his gear to give him millions of health and magic.
Ah yes, the good ol' fortify restoration loop.
Shame the chosen undead would just keep respawning until they beat the dragonborn.
@@BoshyGyou end up with so much HP and DR the game fails to track it properly making you effectively immortal,
A little sprinkle of Tod Howard magic =)
Yep. Fortify resto loop. Become immune to magic, instant magicka regen, near infinite HP/magicka/stamina, capped DR, and infinitely powerful spells. A literal god in all aspects. Oh and your weapon deals so much damage that a paper cut will eliminate the target from all realities at once.
The reference to Ludwig with the Holy Moonlight Sword was absolutely amazing
It wasn't a reference The sword is in dark souls it's an every game made by FromSoft as long as it has swords in it
@@_EddyT he meant the cutscene in Ludwig’s fight, from the Bloodborne DLC
@@ArianMisino oh my bad lol
Ah my old friend, you were up my as...I MEAN by my side this whole time.
-Ludwig
Lol clearly this simp started with bloodborn
I know the Chosen Undead ultimately is a weaker opponent, but that "prepare to die" reference.....man that gave me goosebumps
Head head dark nuhmbo.
Considering what the Chosen Undead regularly fights, I can't fault it.
I really thought you guys were setting up the chosen undead to win. Excellent episode as always guys!
I’m surprised you didn’t mention the dragonborn’s ability to enter an exponential crafting loop to gain enough hp and damage that numbers start going backwards
Pretty sure dark souls also has something like that
@@gameuniverse5973 Nope, no crafting system allows for that in DS
@@creepergod3692 Yes but you can easily eat 999 consumables at once at any given point - souls included.
@@creepergod3692i mean like find a exploit to give you more hp and damage that it possible for the game
The potions that the dragonborn can make are op