Yuffie is one thing, but at least there's a chance of you finding her encounter randomly as you progress. Vincent, on the other hand, actively requires you to go out of your way to find him.
@@njalsand133 The manual only lists him as a character, IIRC it doesn't tell you anything about how or when to find him. As for that, there's an actual bit of side-quest and a boss-fight involved, so you do have to put in a bit of work to actually get him. Yuffie, by comparison, is literally a random encounter on the overworld. Significantly easier to find by accident.
So many optional party members from the Suikoden series you could miss. I still have multi-page print outs I used with Suikoden 1 and 5 to track all 108 stars of destiny to make sure I recruited each one.
I remember on my first playthrough of Dragon Age: Origins I somehow completely missed one of them. After I finished the game I was still feeling all pumped about it and decided to read a few story guides and walkthroughs to see all the alternate paths I could've taken and I kept seeing references to someone called "Leliana" and I was confused as hell, only to look it up and find out that she's a major party member who you can recruit early on in one of the first villages, but only if you enter the tavern, on my first playthrough I explored the town, found Sten, went inside nearly every building but by complete chance didn't think to enter the tavern, and I completely missed her, having a largely different experience as a result
@@jameslewis8781 If you failed Yuffie's dialogue you could repeat it at anytime without loading a previous save, but if you failed Vincent dialogue he stays in the coffin and doesn't join the party thus making you miss him unless you load a save of before you talk to him.
My first playthrough of Dragon Age Origins, I missed Leliana, and I remember seeing my dad play the game with her in the party and having to ask who she was and how to get her. Needless to say, I always went to the bar in lothering in future playthroughs, and Leliana became one of my favorite companions
Steamworks and Magick Obscura has a dog that is only recruitable once. In Ashbury a gnome is kicking the dog to death and you must find them and convince the gnome to stop. The dog is legitimately such an amazing character that long time players consider it borderline cheating to recruit him. Once the Ashbury map loads you have limited time to save the dog.
Yeah, I missed Vincent on my 1st playthrough of FF7 back in the day. I think I was quite far into the game before a friend told me (back then we didn't have the itnernet to look these things up).
@@bleedingpepper Same here! I actually found and recruited Yuffie out of purely random circumstance but completely missed Vincent on my first playthrough. It wasn’t until I went back through the game a second time (then armed with the knowledge of the official strategy guide) that I managed to recruit him.
But, if I remember correctly (long time since I played it) Vincent is relatively easier to get than Yuffie? Edit: I mean, they are both easily missed, but Vincent was the easier one to recruit
Orlandu, easily the most overpowered character in the game. But yeah there are characters in Tactics with some pretty ridiculous recruitment requirements. I'm surprised the game didn't even get a mention here. Unless they're already planning a part 2 to this series
Everyone seriously needs Yuffie in their party. When she's fully levelled up with her ultimate weapon and the 4 x attack materia she will pretty much mow through everything you face in 1 attack dealing around 40000 damage per turn. Absolutely badass character
@@vincevvn true but there's something satisfying about seeing a character who doesn't remotely look like being strong and turning them into an absolute beast who can mow through everything bar emerald and ruby weapon in 2 or 3 attacks 🙂
Yes cause you can either kill him or spare him, killing him would result in losing him and bites you in ass cause he has the strongest magic in game of course chrono cross more or less retconned this so even if you had killed him in og he still lives in cross or was before the events of it
I first thought of Gogo when I saw the title, because that's kind of an obscure method, but none of those really fit the list as presented. Shadow's not missable, he's forced into your party at least once (can't remember if you can skip him every time prior to floating continent or there's another time.) It's just that you can lose him permanently after that point. The rest... you don't so much "miss" them as just... don't get them. There's never a point, short of literally right at the final boss, where you no longer have the opportunity to recruit them.
I dont know why she left, it was rather sudden and she has yet to elaborate. A lot of the presenters that leave tend to say it is rather hard to work for whatculture, which is a shame considering that the channels bring in such great people to host. Also Jules or anyone else for that matter has not said goodbye like with Oasley and Rich, maybe its because she is now working for the enemy Watchmojo.
An old one, but in Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits there were two secret party members (Choco and Diekbeck) that you unlocked through winning a pair of pretty difficult tournaments. The game doesn't tell you that they're the prize iirc, so you kind of just had to do the tournaments out of curiosity
How can you not have fire emblem on this list. I can't even remember how many times I restarted those games because you have to be at certain places with certain characters and if you dont you miss those characters forever 😭
Don’t forget the great powerful characters that you have to talk to with a particular character, BUT will totally kill that character if given the chance.
Then there's good old Stefan. Who in order to recruit you have to stand in a specific spot with a specific (type of) character. He's totally worth it, at least in the first game but still.
Chrono Cross was another game that was full of characters that you only had one chance to get. Lots of this-or-that in that game depending on the routes you took.
Don't forget you had to ignore kidd the first time and then change her name to kid the second time when you accept her to get another character to join.
@@plaguepenguin Yeah and Leena was actually one of the better characters, at least in the beginning. And don't forget Pip. You had to unlock his cage when you sneak into the Manor the first time. Otherwise, I don't know if you can get him after that.
@@plaguepenguin Yeah, I still have my original copy myself heh. I beat it once, getting the real ending. Then went through to get the other characters I didn't get, and I think I got to Chronopolis before I stopped. I was trying to get some Rainbow equipment I believe. My faves were of course Serge, Zoah, and usually a mage-type.
So good to see Shining Force get some love in one of these lists. If you had the patience you could turn your entire force into Jogurts by passing the ring around.
How about a list of Zero to Hero companion characters? A chronicling of all the sidekicks that began life as a pillow fisted waste of space but with some time and TLC grew into some of the most ruthless characters in their respective games.
No one's ever played the game, but Muriel, an archer from Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom. She starts out as a pretty low-level Unit Commander, but has the ability to revive herself once per battle, making her invaluable when fighting higher-level "one hit, you're screwed" enemies.
There were two areas in Final Fantasy VII to find Yuffie, but it was a random chance to get her in an encounter. Then you had to get her dialogue right to get her to join. I would also point out that there was only one chance to get Vincent. If you mess up his dialogue, you won't get another chance.
Several of the 45 playable characters from Chrono Cross are easy to miss. Many require doing specific things in specific places between both realities.
my first playthrough I missed her but I was a little kid. However being a kid I booted up the game after I beat it and was surprised when I got her as a party member.
How does chrono cross not make this list? Game is legend and has a wonderfully diverse cast of potential party members, many of whom can very easily be missed, and some you would have to willingly ignore to not get. Its like the best example of a game with tons of party options
because its actually quite easy to spot, also they have that annoying "if you recruit A you wont be able to recruit B" thingy... so its not exactly like you missed them, another hint is that ALMOST everyone with a portrait is recruitable
You can put Chrono Cross in its own list as there are so many optional characters you could miss. The first party member you can get is completely missable even if you have two chances to get it and chances are against you on a first playthrough.
Suikoden games are quite infamous for having a TON of recruitable characters, which are required for the good/best ending. I believe Suikoden 5 had 108 people to recruit, collectively called the Stars of Destiny. Missing even one can cause other characters to die, among other outcomes. And the large majority are missable because you have to do side quests, side with certain people, make certain dialogue choices, or have specific items/people with you to recruit them
His abilities were hella busted, put shortcharge, Move + 3, MP Switch, and Samurai Draw out abilities just make him a total nightmare if he gets close to enemies.
Dragon Age: Origins has a few you can miss, Leiliana being the most famous. Since, it's very easy to miss her. If you don't go to a specific inn in Lothering, you will literalley not meet her and Lothering will burn down once you finish your first main quest.
Xavier from Thracia, Hannibal from Genealogy, Karla from Blazing Blade, Hilda on the Church route of 3 Houses. the whole damn series is filled with so many miserable characters with absurd requirements to recruit them.
The massive collection of characters in the game Chrono Cross. Depending on the way you progress the story, there are tens of characters that you can miss in any given playthrough.
Teyrn Loghain from Dragon Age Origins should be on this list. While other Party members like Zevran, Sten, and Barkspawn and be missed permanently the game makes it hard to miss them. Loghain on the other hand is almost impossible to recruit if you don't know how beforehand.
Especially with the twist that Alister will leave the party when you recruit Loghain unless you did his side mission and picked the one specific dialogue option
Especially since the game REALLY makes you want to hate him. But man, Loghain's character is so much better than Alastair. And way better at sword and shield.
One that I had a friend tell me about is , Reiji Kudo for Persona 1. Had a very complex series of side tasks including clearing the first dungeon with only 4 members so he can be picked up in the second. He does make negotiating with demons a whole lot easier. That and who doesn't like someone who will just run up and punch demons for his melee?
HK-47 in the first KOTOR. If you don't feel like spending the time and effort it takes to not only find the tiny shop, but also going inside and buying the droid, you can beat the entire game without meeting him, like I did my first two times playing through the game.
And from what I hear not having the murder drone with a organic hate boner is a pure act of idiocy. I heard some of his dialogue. Damn he is a great droid to converse with
@@buchichu7034 it’s one of the most criminally underrated games IMO. Getting all the secrets (double einlanzer, mastermune) and all the characters was out of this world. Still regret lending a friend my copy cause I never got it back.
Don’t know how Chrono Cross didn’t get a mention here, there were so many potential party members they had to change how they coded the dialogue to work. Skelly in particular was hard to get.
absolutely. And almost every character was completely missable. One wrong choice and they're gone. plus you had to go back play numerous New Game+ g ames and change all your choices because each choice locked out a possible character.
Three characters a play through are completely missable depending on whether or not you chose to save Kid. Honestly expected Glenn on this list mostly because they expect most players to choose to save her - permanently preventing you from recruiting the best character in the game for the entire playthrough lmao
2003's Gladius. Basically, you control a Gladiator school set in a Magical Fantasy-type world that has Nordic-like Nordag, next to Rome-like Imperia, next to West Asia-like Windward Stepps, and below them is Ancient Egypt-like Southern Expanse. Main point of the game is to go around, defeat local gladiator teams, become Champions of each town, then Region, then the World, and (I never did this part - too scared to do so) save the world from the Dark God. Now, each town had a pool of recruit-able gladiators, who, if hired, would join your school and participate in future battles. Initially, you start with 8 slots (including your two starting characters) but eventually, you can recruit up to 20 Gladiators (including your 4 Permanent Characters). Thing is, minus the Unique Characters, some of which are hybrids of other gladiator types (Ursula being a Barbarian/Legionnaire mix, Valens being a modified Legionnaire, Urlan being a modified Barbarian, and Eiji being an Amazon/Archer mix - then there's Ludo, a modified Legionnaire and Gwazi, a modified Secutor, but they don't count much - Ludo's only in Valen's storyline (so, he might be seen as Missable), and both turn traitor before the 4th region's Championship anyways), there's 29 possible gladiator types (and that's not counting non-recruit-able sorts). But, since most could be, relatively, easily recruited, here's the extremely tricky ones, and you will want a slot for some of them. 1. Minotaur - must participate in the Historian's League battle, and win. However, save before the battle, as the odds are 50/50, with the possibility of getting a more common satyr (or cyclopes on the second attempt) instead. (A Must) (Chapter 1 if Valens, Chapter 2 if Usurla, or Chapter 5 if failed on prior attempts) 2+3. Scarabs & Scorpions. Defeat the Insect Ze league in Qaa Rah, and these oversized bugs start showing up in the recruitment office there. (Don't need to pick them up, but they are kind of cool.) (Chapter 4) 4. Summoner. After Gwazi's Treachery, head to Akar An and you can recruit this guy. Capable of summoning minions (Skeletons, Elemental beings, and Insects), this guy can sit back, and watch the opposition die to his summoned creatures - useful in Wilderness Battles where deaths are for keeps, unlike most arena battles. (A Must.) (Chapter 4) (The next 3 can be recruited starting in Chapter 1 if Usula, or Chapter 2 if Valens) 5. Undead Summoner. Simply beat the Dead of the Night series league in Mordare, and this guy will be in the recruitment office asking for you. Summons Skeleton minions to do the heavy lifting - just the thing for risky Wilderness Battles. (A must - as he believes serving the main character will free him of his curse.) 6. Undead Legionnaire. Help save the Mordare shopkeeper's "friend", a Galdr witch named Sigi, and, at least, attempt the Dead of the Night battles. Win or loose, see the shopkeeper afterwards - he'll say that a hill that he and his friend like to spend time at has become infested with the undead. Go to the hill at night, and you'll be attacked by skeleton-summoning-tombstones. Destroy them, and get a Talisman of Unlife. Talk to the storekeeper again. After this, go to a tombstone at night, and so long as you don't have one in your party, you can get an Undead Legionnaire for free. (Useful, especially in Early Game, when funds are low, as you can, basically, recruit - remove gear - kick - recruit - remove gear - kick - recruit - remove gear - kick - and then sell the spare equipment for cash or equip other Medium Gladiators) Point of fact - I've managed to get 3 in my party at once, by going to a tombstone in one area, recruiting the fella there, go to another area (one can freely move between the regions in Chapter 5), kick prior skeleton, pick the local up, re-recruit prior skeleton from recruitment office, then go to next region, repeat the trick, and now there's 3 skeletons - tried to get 4 (one from each region), doesn't seem to work. 7. Yeti. Clear the Trial of the Elders in Vargen, and one of these guys will be in the recruitment office. Only thing is, these guys are Heavy, and the final battle pits one against Ursula (or Valens), who is a Medium - and Heavy Gladiators do extra damage to Medium types. (If playing as Usula, a Must, as there's no real chances to recruit Heavy gladiators in Nordag. Valens could take his chances - he has access to better Heavy Gladiators - but there's only one that is recruit-able, so might as well bring him along.) Had a lot of fun playing this game.
One party member i didn't even KNOW you could obtain, was Apollonius from Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force... Getting him isn't hard, the hard part is figuring out HOW to get him! The simple answer is that when you fight him the second time after the timejump, when Fang knows he has a sister, your characters need to be level 40+ to be "strong" enough in his mind to be worthy of accompanying him, and after you beat him (where he would die if you aren't level 40), you get a quest to acquire a potion that can save him, and he joins your side for the rest of the game... This one is special to me, as it's not often a game rewards you with a secret partymember just for overleveling, as you will likely only be around level 30 or so when the fight occures!
Surprised no Fire Emblem characters made it on, especially with the stunning amount of them. First one that comes to mind is Stefan from Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance. You have to go to a certain corner of a map that is out of the way of the main objective with one of two certain characters for him to appear.
Not a party member, but the golden toaster from Wasteland 3. Yes. You read that right. A golden toaster companion. That you have to assemble. From six different parts.
I have a few entries. Magus in Chrono Trigger, Vincent Valentine in FF7, and Shadow in FF6 (Ruined World). Also, an idea for the next episode; forgotten turn based games from NES/Genesis era (Warsong, Shining Force 2, Dragonwarrior, Altima, Breath of Fire, etc)
You've just missed the MASSIVE opportunity to include almost EVERY SINGLE Character from the Suicoden Games, especially most beloved one, and say it with me: OF ALL TIME!: Suicoden II
Spelled Suikoden but I know what you mean. If you do not have a Suikoden 1 save file near end of first you will not find and meet Tir Mcdohl nor recruit him, you would just go to Gregminster right away. Also you can only choose either kasumi or valeria however I believe that you can get all characters you just have to do certain things but I have not played it in so long!
Deneb sounds like Gertrude in Valkyria Chronicles 4. Though in Gertrude's case you have to amass a million of the in-game currency, which essentially means getting a third or more of the way into the game with no upgrades. I believe she's the rarest. The others are through progression, minus one character, who only appears if her brother goes down in combat. Which means you run him into enemies or mines.
JULES: "Musical interlude." ME: "Nope. Sorry. These are stupid." (looks for the next entry's name in the scroll bar and clicks @10:36) JULES: (BIG FART NOISE) "Number three." True story. And one that ended up being funnier than the actual gag.
Here's more for Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together. There are 3 different story paths (lawful/neutral/chaotic) that provide a lot of playable characters that you wouldn't even know without guides. For example: a beastmaster that can be recruited near the end of the game by bringing his health down to minimum and not killing his 2 gryphons throughout the multiple encounters with him A dame knight that requires saving, a lot of chance encounters and choosing the right choices A quadruplet witch. I remember you needing to make it rain and hope for an encounter on a specific map Maybe the princess and best friend can count as well A lot of dialogue recruitable units like the dragoon in that castle I think Lanslot is recruitable too somehow It has been a long time since I last played it.
Continuing on the Atlus thread, Destin in Ogre Battle 64 was really easy to miss out on. It was dependent on having a high enough Chaos Frame; a stat that was never fully explained, and you had no way to track throughout the game.
oh, i heard that it is explained, and you get a way to track it...HALFWAY through the game. so if you didn't know how it works RIGHT at the beginning, you'd miss SEVERAL things. it's also VERY different from how "reputation" worked in the FIRST Ogre Battle! if i remember, in the original, you needed to liberate towns with high-alignment parties to get your reputation to go up... BUT in OG64, some towns are themselves LOW alignment, so you need to capture THEM with low-alignment parties to get a positive "chaos frame" rating!
Dude could make a whole video on FF6. It feels like half the party members are optional for the end of the game. Gogo, Mog, Umaro, and even Shadow (if you didn't wait for him) among others that you could beat the game without picking back up after the world was destroyed.
I didn’t know how to get Vincent in ff7 for the longest time. After my like 5th battle or so with yuffie, I gave up and looked up on my dial up internet how to get her.
Not exactly fitting into the category, but Shadow from Final Fantasy VI kinda counts...three times. First, and far less prone to being missed, after the party reunites and the see Terra's stronger half, the party can find Shadow, who had previously left the party, sitting in a pub. He charges 3000 gil to join again...for a short time. Second, and a bit more likely to be missed if the player is freaking out at a critical moment, is the incident on the Floating Continent, wherein lied the Warring Triad, the three gods of magic who had aligned themselves in an eternal Mexican standoff, such that each was hitting the other two with powerful magics, turning all three into statues. Finding them, Kefka killed the Emperor and started pushing the Triad out of alignment, so that their power would run wild, destroying the world as everyone knew it, and allowing Kefka to absorb the power to become the new God of Magic. Upon doing so, Shadow appeared again and attempted to push the Triad back into alignment before the aforementioned cataclysm and deification could take place. One massive surge of energy later, and the continent, which as the name implies, if floating high up in the air, begins to crumble and fall. What's the party do? Flee for their lives, taking out a boss along the way (still in the time limit, btw). Finally reaching their ship, the game does nicely ask if you want to wait for Shadow. At any point, the party can leave, and who wouldn't blame you? The ship is falling apart, the world is falling into ruin, and there's the continuous ticking of a clock counting down until game over. Wait until the last few seconds however, and Shadow does finally show up, and everyone can leave together. Only to be promptly separated as their ship is destroyed and a year-long time skip takes place until Celes wakes up from a coma. Finally, as the player is working on rebuilding the scattered party in World of Ruin, they can recruit Shadow one final time (if they, of course, didn't leave him to die on the collapsing Floating Continent). First, they must go to the Veldt, a wide expanse of plain in which the party can find creatures from all over the world (and Gau). Entering the Cave on the Veldt, they find Shadow's dog, who brings them to Shadow. A boss fight ensues, after which the party takes Shadow to their new ship. He then leaves. If, in the Cave, you found what Shadow was looking for, the katana Ichigeki, you can then take it to the Dragon's Neck Coliseum and bet it, which will prompt a fight with Shadow. Here, you can convince him to join the fight against Kefka, which he will agree to. All this just to watch him wait for the sweet release of death in the game's final moments as Kefka's tower collapses around him.
@@theamazingmaymay123 he's british lol they pronounce names little differently than most to us it is You-Fee to him it is YU-FEE, like one person pronounced gerudo differently as Gar-Udo while some say Jer-udo making the G sound like a J
Kind of bumbed that Bleu from Breath of Fire 2 wasn't mentioned. i missed her a number of times when i played through the game, it wasn't until i read a strategy guide my friend owned did i find out about her. She was a character from the first game and was able to learn some of the most powerful spells in the game. Honestly, Breath of Fire 2 was a very underrated game.
What do you mean never hear about? People talk about BoF all the time, as well as the sequel. It makes tons of gaming lists and was widely poplular. Tf?
Yuffie is one thing, but at least there's a chance of you finding her encounter randomly as you progress. Vincent, on the other hand, actively requires you to go out of your way to find him.
Yet he is surprisingly easy to stumble across and the manual did mention them. So you know they exist.
@@njalsand133 The manual only lists him as a character, IIRC it doesn't tell you anything about how or when to find him. As for that, there's an actual bit of side-quest and a boss-fight involved, so you do have to put in a bit of work to actually get him.
Yuffie, by comparison, is literally a random encounter on the overworld. Significantly easier to find by accident.
@@Astraeus.. still, they gave you a clue at least
@@njalsand133 It's a game that spanned 3 discs and could take literally dozens of hours. Telling me a character exists isn't a clue.
@@Astraeus.. i had to look up on where and how to get him
So many optional party members from the Suikoden series you could miss. I still have multi-page print outs I used with Suikoden 1 and 5 to track all 108 stars of destiny to make sure I recruited each one.
I remember on my first playthrough of Dragon Age: Origins I somehow completely missed one of them. After I finished the game I was still feeling all pumped about it and decided to read a few story guides and walkthroughs to see all the alternate paths I could've taken and I kept seeing references to someone called "Leliana" and I was confused as hell, only to look it up and find out that she's a major party member who you can recruit early on in one of the first villages, but only if you enter the tavern, on my first playthrough I explored the town, found Sten, went inside nearly every building but by complete chance didn't think to enter the tavern, and I completely missed her, having a largely different experience as a result
Woah, personally I didnt miss any but failed to recruit Sten. 🤣
Zevran didn't survive my first play through. He did try to kill me after all.
How about game series that explain why you're back at level 1 in the sequel
Yuffie? I am willing to bet more people ended up missing the ONE chance to get Vincent
Yuffie and Vincent could have been grabbed whenever
@@jameslewis8781 If you failed Yuffie's dialogue you could repeat it at anytime without loading a previous save, but if you failed Vincent dialogue he stays in the coffin and doesn't join the party thus making you miss him unless you load a save of before you talk to him.
Vincent should be there instead of yuffie lol
Agreed. I accidentally found yuffie but had to look up how to get the cerberus wielder.
Though tbh, do people even use Vincent?
My first playthrough of Dragon Age Origins, I missed Leliana, and I remember seeing my dad play the game with her in the party and having to ask who she was and how to get her. Needless to say, I always went to the bar in lothering in future playthroughs, and Leliana became one of my favorite companions
Steamworks and Magick Obscura has a dog that is only recruitable once. In Ashbury a gnome is kicking the dog to death and you must find them and convince the gnome to stop. The dog is legitimately such an amazing character that long time players consider it borderline cheating to recruit him. Once the Ashbury map loads you have limited time to save the dog.
Jules- " a staggering 30 party members", Suikoden series- "amateurs".
I'd be happy with a top 10 Suikoden character list, but that'll never happen.
Laughs in Chrono cross.
Suikoden has like 108 characters. Lol
@@FilipRebic each Suikoden has 108
Disgaea giggles
10 times you purposely choose to ignore good advice from npc's
Vincent Valentine from FF 7 could be missed all together as well.
Just like Gogo from FF 6 (which Vincent is a copy of).
I like Yuffie, but I also would have included Vincent Valentine from FFVII as well. Also the mass of characters from Chrono Cross.
Cloud in ''Final Fantasy Tactics'' was a pretty easy miss as well. Along with then finding his Buster Sword at the top of a freaking mountain,
Chrono cross has an overwhelming number of characters. Perhaps a top tier could make the list.
Yeah, I missed Vincent on my 1st playthrough of FF7 back in the day. I think I was quite far into the game before a friend told me (back then we didn't have the itnernet to look these things up).
@@bleedingpepper
Same here! I actually found and recruited Yuffie out of purely random circumstance but completely missed Vincent on my first playthrough.
It wasn’t until I went back through the game a second time (then armed with the knowledge of the official strategy guide) that I managed to recruit him.
But, if I remember correctly (long time since I played it) Vincent is relatively easier to get than Yuffie?
Edit: I mean, they are both easily missed, but Vincent was the easier one to recruit
There are a few characters in Final Fantasy Tactics, including Cloud Strife...
Orlandu, easily the most overpowered character in the game. But yeah there are characters in Tactics with some pretty ridiculous recruitment requirements. I'm surprised the game didn't even get a mention here. Unless they're already planning a part 2 to this series
Don't forget about Worker 8, Byblos, Beowulf and Reis !!
And Tactics Advance? You were able to recruit Lini only by completing a storyline unlocked by bringing a particular item in a particular mission 🤣
10 worst things Jules has ever said in a video. “Give daddy a hug” better make the list.
Honestly this guy creeps me out all the time but I like the subjects of his videos
Everyone seriously needs Yuffie in their party. When she's fully levelled up with her ultimate weapon and the 4 x attack materia she will pretty much mow through everything you face in 1 attack dealing around 40000 damage per turn. Absolutely badass character
Luckily I have her on mine. The thing is I always thought you can still get her even by disc 3 well guess I learned something new.
Um... you can do this with literally any character
@@vincevvn true but there's something satisfying about seeing a character who doesn't remotely look like being strong and turning them into an absolute beast who can mow through everything bar emerald and ruby weapon in 2 or 3 attacks 🙂
Here's wishing Oasley all the best in whatever he's going off to do now.
10 joke characters who became genuinely difficult bosses
Fawful? The fight at the end of Bowsers Inside Story was pretty epic
Gilbert will not be on this list (Trails series)
Squid Baron from Shantae series
Congrats on getting chosen mate.
I'm gonna miss the furious typing of Oasley.
Me too bud.
As DJ Khaled says, "Another One!"
You don’t know what you got till it’s gone..
Miss that guy hope he's safe up in heaven PC boxing... just kidding he's alive but I miss the intern! BringbacktheBOASE+
Magus/Janus from Chrono Trigger.
Yes cause you can either kill him or spare him, killing him would result in losing him and bites you in ass cause he has the strongest magic in game of course chrono cross more or less retconned this so even if you had killed him in og he still lives in cross or was before the events of it
FF6 - Shadow, Mog, Gogo and Umaro can all be missed.
I was gonna say that as well
Shadow was my absolute first thought when I saw the title.
I first thought of Gogo when I saw the title, because that's kind of an obscure method, but none of those really fit the list as presented. Shadow's not missable, he's forced into your party at least once (can't remember if you can skip him every time prior to floating continent or there's another time.) It's just that you can lose him permanently after that point.
The rest... you don't so much "miss" them as just... don't get them. There's never a point, short of literally right at the final boss, where you no longer have the opportunity to recruit them.
@@benstevens44 think your forced to get him twice. Once when you go to island where you find strago and relm. The floating continent is the other one.
To this day I feel bad for leaving shadow in the flying continent
Jules is the only reason I watch this channel since Kirsten left
Why did she leave? Seems like one day she was just gone. Like a lot of other team members...
Wait, she left?
Glad to see the back of her. She talked jibberish. Now does VO work for WatchMojo.
How long has it been since she's left?
I dont know why she left, it was rather sudden and she has yet to elaborate. A lot of the presenters that leave tend to say it is rather hard to work for whatculture, which is a shame considering that the channels bring in such great people to host. Also Jules or anyone else for that matter has not said goodbye like with Oasley and Rich, maybe its because she is now working for the enemy Watchmojo.
An old one, but in Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits there were two secret party members (Choco and Diekbeck) that you unlocked through winning a pair of pretty difficult tournaments. The game doesn't tell you that they're the prize iirc, so you kind of just had to do the tournaments out of curiosity
8 games that have different plot or bonus levels depending on versions.
Plants vs Zombies?
Last time I was this early Jules probably had hair
He was born shiny
How can you not have fire emblem on this list. I can't even remember how many times I restarted those games because you have to be at certain places with certain characters and if you dont you miss those characters forever 😭
From the random BS in FE5 to things like actively killing your own units in FE11, there are lots of great examples for sure
Don’t forget the great powerful characters that you have to talk to with a particular character, BUT will totally kill that character if given the chance.
Then there's good old Stefan. Who in order to recruit you have to stand in a specific spot with a specific (type of) character. He's totally worth it, at least in the first game but still.
@@graemetang4173 ESPECIALLY Flora. I got her on my third playthrough only after looking up a guide.
Chrono Cross was another game that was full of characters that you only had one chance to get. Lots of this-or-that in that game depending on the routes you took.
Yeah, you had to beat the game at least twice to get all the characters. Then start a third playthrough.
Don't forget you had to ignore kidd the first time and then change her name to kid the second time when you accept her to get another character to join.
@@plaguepenguin Yeah and Leena was actually one of the better characters, at least in the beginning. And don't forget Pip. You had to unlock his cage when you sneak into the Manor the first time. Otherwise, I don't know if you can get him after that.
@@MajorTeag need a steam release of it so I can play it again lol
@@plaguepenguin Yeah, I still have my original copy myself heh. I beat it once, getting the real ending. Then went through to get the other characters I didn't get, and I think I got to Chronopolis before I stopped. I was trying to get some Rainbow equipment I believe. My faves were of course Serge, Zoah, and usually a mage-type.
What about doing “Most unexpected player characters in games” (like Democratus in Anachronox)
Interesting idea. Never did expect to play as a book in a video game before so I wonder what else there might be.
10 Fighting Games With Amazing Story Modes
So good to see Shining Force get some love in one of these lists. If you had the patience you could turn your entire force into Jogurts by passing the ring around.
Nice to see a Shining Force game make the list. An underrated series - would love to see a proper remake of SF3
i just replayed the trilogy "Darkness,1 and 2"
How about a list of Zero to Hero companion characters? A chronicling of all the sidekicks that began life as a pillow fisted waste of space but with some time and TLC grew into some of the most ruthless characters in their respective games.
Skyrim, Eric the Slayer
Quina from FF9.
Donnel, Fire Emblem Awakening
No one's ever played the game, but Muriel, an archer from Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom.
She starts out as a pretty low-level Unit Commander, but has the ability to revive herself once per battle, making her invaluable when fighting higher-level "one hit, you're screwed" enemies.
There were two areas in Final Fantasy VII to find Yuffie, but it was a random chance to get her in an encounter. Then you had to get her dialogue right to get her to join. I would also point out that there was only one chance to get Vincent. If you mess up his dialogue, you won't get another chance.
How about : games that you can only win by losing.
Several of the 45 playable characters from Chrono Cross are easy to miss. Many require doing specific things in specific places between both realities.
In honor of Oasley, the top 7 games that Oasley recommends
Topic idea: 10 missions that completely change the trajectory of the story.
How is Yuffie a rare missed character? I'm pretty sure any major FF7 fan has added Yuffie to their party before...
Yes but she’s completely missable if you answer her questions wrong
Well my friend - wait until the video starts and I'll explain!
@@Retr0J oh damn Jules is in the comments already lol
my first playthrough I missed her but I was a little kid. However being a kid I booted up the game after I beat it and was surprised when I got her as a party member.
How does chrono cross not make this list? Game is legend and has a wonderfully diverse cast of potential party members, many of whom can very easily be missed, and some you would have to willingly ignore to not get. Its like the best example of a game with tons of party options
Was thinking the same
because its actually quite easy to spot, also they have that annoying "if you recruit A you wont be able to recruit B" thingy... so its not exactly like you missed them, another hint is that ALMOST everyone with a portrait is recruitable
@@qurodays1194 yeah i never did like games like that where if you get this character then this other character is locked out forever
1:15 They're called "Zip-ties," Jules.
You can put Chrono Cross in its own list as there are so many optional characters you could miss. The first party member you can get is completely missable even if you have two chances to get it and chances are against you on a first playthrough.
Poor Julani, I never gave her a chance in my first play through of kotor
Suikoden games are quite infamous for having a TON of recruitable characters, which are required for the good/best ending. I believe Suikoden 5 had 108 people to recruit, collectively called the Stars of Destiny. Missing even one can cause other characters to die, among other outcomes. And the large majority are missable because you have to do side quests, side with certain people, make certain dialogue choices, or have specific items/people with you to recruit them
Jules...brilliant as always! You and Simon are my 2 favorite What Culture heads!
I am surprised that final fantasy tactics wasn’t on this list. Who doesn’t want cloud in their party
His abilities were hella busted, put shortcharge, Move + 3, MP Switch, and Samurai Draw out abilities just make him a total nightmare if he gets close to enemies.
And then you still had to find his buster sword lol
What about best or worst video game cameos? Your pick, Jules.
"He does lack the ability to pick up items, cause y'know, boxing gloves on his hands."
*Dudley has entered the conversation*
Snover and Darkrai, from Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Sky.
Does Reshiram in Pokemon Conquest count towards this list?
@@Pikashockdragon I don't know. I haven't played Pokémon Conquest.
Dragon Age: Origins has a few you can miss, Leiliana being the most famous. Since, it's very easy to miss her. If you don't go to a specific inn in Lothering, you will literalley not meet her and Lothering will burn down once you finish your first main quest.
This sounded like it would be Fire Emblem: the list. Yet, not one of them is here.
Xavier from Thracia, Hannibal from Genealogy, Karla from Blazing Blade, Hilda on the Church route of 3 Houses. the whole damn series is filled with so many miserable characters with absurd requirements to recruit them.
The massive collection of characters in the game Chrono Cross. Depending on the way you progress the story, there are tens of characters that you can miss in any given playthrough.
Teyrn Loghain from Dragon Age Origins should be on this list. While other Party members like Zevran, Sten, and Barkspawn and be missed permanently the game makes it hard to miss them. Loghain on the other hand is almost impossible to recruit if you don't know how beforehand.
Especially with the twist that Alister will leave the party when you recruit Loghain unless you did his side mission and picked the one specific dialogue option
Especially since the game REALLY makes you want to hate him. But man, Loghain's character is so much better than Alastair. And way better at sword and shield.
One that I had a friend tell me about is , Reiji Kudo for Persona 1. Had a very complex series of side tasks including clearing the first dungeon with only 4 members so he can be picked up in the second. He does make negotiating with demons a whole lot easier. That and who doesn't like someone who will just run up and punch demons for his melee?
Missed about half the cast of Star Ocean: The Second Story...
Ashton didn’t get haunted by gyoro and ururun to be disrespected like this >:(
My dawg.
HK-47 in the first KOTOR. If you don't feel like spending the time and effort it takes to not only find the tiny shop, but also going inside and buying the droid, you can beat the entire game without meeting him, like I did my first two times playing through the game.
And from what I hear not having the murder drone with a organic hate boner is a pure act of idiocy. I heard some of his dialogue. Damn he is a great droid to converse with
“Laughs in Crono Cross”
@@buchichu7034 it’s one of the most criminally underrated games IMO. Getting all the secrets (double einlanzer, mastermune) and all the characters was out of this world. Still regret lending a friend my copy cause I never got it back.
I half expected Jules to start singing "Who Will I Kill" from MST3K when Frank left the show.
Don’t know how Chrono Cross didn’t get a mention here, there were so many potential party members they had to change how they coded the dialogue to work. Skelly in particular was hard to get.
absolutely. And almost every character was completely missable. One wrong choice and they're gone. plus you had to go back play numerous New Game+ g
ames and change all your choices because each choice locked out a possible character.
Three characters a play through are completely missable depending on whether or not you chose to save Kid. Honestly expected Glenn on this list mostly because they expect most players to choose to save her - permanently preventing you from recruiting the best character in the game for the entire playthrough lmao
@@stallone4634 agreed. I always opt to let her "die" in the first game. Much better characters that way.
I love Tactics Ogre. Thank you for recognizing this great gem
Basically almost every miss-able character in Suikoden...
Jules needs to own whatculture. He's carrying the team.
Next to simon jules is my fav
@@jonvon6957 Simon is pretty cool too
id say Vincent is a lot harder to get then Yuffie mainly cause you HAVE to off the beaten path to find him
Try making a 1 luck pariah dog build. It makes enemies fail too
2003's Gladius. Basically, you control a Gladiator school set in a Magical Fantasy-type world that has Nordic-like Nordag, next to Rome-like Imperia, next to West Asia-like Windward Stepps, and below them is Ancient Egypt-like Southern Expanse. Main point of the game is to go around, defeat local gladiator teams, become Champions of each town, then Region, then the World, and (I never did this part - too scared to do so) save the world from the Dark God.
Now, each town had a pool of recruit-able gladiators, who, if hired, would join your school and participate in future battles. Initially, you start with 8 slots (including your two starting characters) but eventually, you can recruit up to 20 Gladiators (including your 4 Permanent Characters). Thing is, minus the Unique Characters, some of which are hybrids of other gladiator types (Ursula being a Barbarian/Legionnaire mix, Valens being a modified Legionnaire, Urlan being a modified Barbarian, and Eiji being an Amazon/Archer mix - then there's Ludo, a modified Legionnaire and Gwazi, a modified Secutor, but they don't count much - Ludo's only in Valen's storyline (so, he might be seen as Missable), and both turn traitor before the 4th region's Championship anyways), there's 29 possible gladiator types (and that's not counting non-recruit-able sorts). But, since most could be, relatively, easily recruited, here's the extremely tricky ones, and you will want a slot for some of them.
1. Minotaur - must participate in the Historian's League battle, and win. However, save before the battle, as the odds are 50/50, with the possibility of getting a more common satyr (or cyclopes on the second attempt) instead. (A Must) (Chapter 1 if Valens, Chapter 2 if Usurla, or Chapter 5 if failed on prior attempts)
2+3. Scarabs & Scorpions. Defeat the Insect Ze league in Qaa Rah, and these oversized bugs start showing up in the recruitment office there. (Don't need to pick them up, but they are kind of cool.) (Chapter 4)
4. Summoner. After Gwazi's Treachery, head to Akar An and you can recruit this guy. Capable of summoning minions (Skeletons, Elemental beings, and Insects), this guy can sit back, and watch the opposition die to his summoned creatures - useful in Wilderness Battles where deaths are for keeps, unlike most arena battles. (A Must.) (Chapter 4)
(The next 3 can be recruited starting in Chapter 1 if Usula, or Chapter 2 if Valens)
5. Undead Summoner. Simply beat the Dead of the Night series league in Mordare, and this guy will be in the recruitment office asking for you. Summons Skeleton minions to do the heavy lifting - just the thing for risky Wilderness Battles. (A must - as he believes serving the main character will free him of his curse.)
6. Undead Legionnaire. Help save the Mordare shopkeeper's "friend", a Galdr witch named Sigi, and, at least, attempt the Dead of the Night battles. Win or loose, see the shopkeeper afterwards - he'll say that a hill that he and his friend like to spend time at has become infested with the undead. Go to the hill at night, and you'll be attacked by skeleton-summoning-tombstones. Destroy them, and get a Talisman of Unlife. Talk to the storekeeper again. After this, go to a tombstone at night, and so long as you don't have one in your party, you can get an Undead Legionnaire for free. (Useful, especially in Early Game, when funds are low, as you can, basically, recruit - remove gear - kick - recruit - remove gear - kick - recruit - remove gear - kick - and then sell the spare equipment for cash or equip other Medium Gladiators) Point of fact - I've managed to get 3 in my party at once, by going to a tombstone in one area, recruiting the fella there, go to another area (one can freely move between the regions in Chapter 5), kick prior skeleton, pick the local up, re-recruit prior skeleton from recruitment office, then go to next region, repeat the trick, and now there's 3 skeletons - tried to get 4 (one from each region), doesn't seem to work.
7. Yeti. Clear the Trial of the Elders in Vargen, and one of these guys will be in the recruitment office. Only thing is, these guys are Heavy, and the final battle pits one against Ursula (or Valens), who is a Medium - and Heavy Gladiators do extra damage to Medium types. (If playing as Usula, a Must, as there's no real chances to recruit Heavy gladiators in Nordag. Valens could take his chances - he has access to better Heavy Gladiators - but there's only one that is recruit-able, so might as well bring him along.)
Had a lot of fun playing this game.
Tactics Ogre shoutout? That game is full of rare miss-able characters. One of my all time favorites
Getting deneb and then going the hellish path that is making her a Lich... Pointless, yep, but fun.
Ogre Battle 64 has some truly arcane conditions for recruiting certain NPCs...
One party member i didn't even KNOW you could obtain, was Apollonius from Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force...
Getting him isn't hard, the hard part is figuring out HOW to get him! The simple answer is that when you fight him the second time after the timejump, when Fang knows he has a sister, your characters need to be level 40+ to be "strong" enough in his mind to be worthy of accompanying him, and after you beat him (where he would die if you aren't level 40), you get a quest to acquire a potion that can save him, and he joins your side for the rest of the game...
This one is special to me, as it's not often a game rewards you with a secret partymember just for overleveling, as you will likely only be around level 30 or so when the fight occures!
Surprised no Fire Emblem characters made it on, especially with the stunning amount of them. First one that comes to mind is Stefan from Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance. You have to go to a certain corner of a map that is out of the way of the main objective with one of two certain characters for him to appear.
Probably because of it’s as easy as “talk to them”, not much else is usually needed
You missed the most painful character to miss - Shadow from FF6.
Thanks James!!! So many people are leaving!! Hopefully there is a WhatCulture to view by the end of this year T_T
Not a party member, but the golden toaster from Wasteland 3.
Yes. You read that right. A golden toaster companion. That you have to assemble.
From six different parts.
Suikoden fans will be like laughing after watching this 😬
Came here to make sure someone said this.
Heh. Clive from Suikoden 2 in particular. You better reach him before 20 hours or you're stuck with an incomplete tablet
Both Leliana and Sten can technically be missed if you don’t Speak to them before leaving Lothering in Dragon Age: Origins.
Great list Jules
Also I would love a list dedicated to the best musical interludes so far
You're in luck my friend - Tues Your Own Adventure - The Album
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I have a few entries. Magus in Chrono Trigger, Vincent Valentine in FF7, and Shadow in FF6 (Ruined World). Also, an idea for the next episode; forgotten turn based games from NES/Genesis era (Warsong, Shining Force 2, Dragonwarrior, Altima, Breath of Fire, etc)
You've just missed the MASSIVE opportunity to include almost EVERY SINGLE Character from the Suicoden Games, especially most beloved one, and say it with me: OF ALL TIME!: Suicoden II
Spelled Suikoden but I know what you mean. If you do not have a Suikoden 1 save file near end of first you will not find and meet Tir Mcdohl nor recruit him, you would just go to Gregminster right away. Also you can only choose either kasumi or valeria however I believe that you can get all characters you just have to do certain things but I have not played it in so long!
I've only ever played the first one. Are the others good too?
All Suikodens with the except of probably IV are absolutely solid. II and V are widely considered the best
Top 7 people you get to mind control in a video game.
Jules, the only reason to keep watching WhatCulture...
Deneb sounds like Gertrude in Valkyria Chronicles 4. Though in Gertrude's case you have to amass a million of the in-game currency, which essentially means getting a third or more of the way into the game with no upgrades. I believe she's the rarest. The others are through progression, minus one character, who only appears if her brother goes down in combat. Which means you run him into enemies or mines.
JULES: "Musical interlude."
ME: "Nope. Sorry. These are stupid." (looks for the next entry's name in the scroll bar and clicks @10:36)
JULES: (BIG FART NOISE) "Number three."
True story. And one that ended up being funnier than the actual gag.
Here's more for Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together.
There are 3 different story paths (lawful/neutral/chaotic) that provide a lot of playable characters that you wouldn't even know without guides. For example:
a beastmaster that can be recruited near the end of the game by bringing his health down to minimum and not killing his 2 gryphons throughout the multiple encounters with him
A dame knight that requires saving, a lot of chance encounters and choosing the right choices
A quadruplet witch. I remember you needing to make it rain and hope for an encounter on a specific map
Maybe the princess and best friend can count as well
A lot of dialogue recruitable units like the dragoon in that castle
I think Lanslot is recruitable too somehow
It has been a long time since I last played it.
The Dame Knight, that would be Ozma Glacius, correct? She was a badass. first time I saw her in game, I went, "I want that one."
I meant Dame Ravness but Ozma is a good one too
@@vincentquijano7657 crap, it's been so long, I got the two mixed up. I really liked both of them.
yup haha. The good memories
I was expecting some of the characters of Chrono Cross, but ok.
Continuing on the Atlus thread, Destin in Ogre Battle 64 was really easy to miss out on. It was dependent on having a high enough Chaos Frame; a stat that was never fully explained, and you had no way to track throughout the game.
oh, i heard that it is explained, and you get a way to track it...HALFWAY through the game.
so if you didn't know how it works RIGHT at the beginning, you'd miss SEVERAL things.
it's also VERY different from how "reputation" worked in the FIRST Ogre Battle!
if i remember, in the original, you needed to liberate towns with high-alignment parties to get your reputation to go up...
BUT in OG64, some towns are themselves LOW alignment, so you need to capture THEM with low-alignment parties to get a positive "chaos frame" rating!
Top 10 most surprisingly evil characters eg kirby
I love Jules' miniature painting station in the background!
Hey southwest savage, how's about a list of Games you definitely only played through once.
Omg I appreciate the DQ5 mention definitely the best story in the series 🙌
Ah Streets of Rage 3, my favorite RPG
10 games with amazing soundtracks
10 video game characters that you wouldn't mind having as a roommate.
Dude could make a whole video on FF6. It feels like half the party members are optional for the end of the game. Gogo, Mog, Umaro, and even Shadow (if you didn't wait for him) among others that you could beat the game without picking back up after the world was destroyed.
Who is Yuffie? It’s pronounced Yoofie, lol
Kingdom hearts did too lol
"Yuffie...from the Wutai clan..." I see what you did there.
im sure there are more in games like suikoden and chrono cross.
Chrono Trigger had far more than 30...and some of them are technically the same character...just from different worlds heh.
@@Nempo13 you mean cross, right?
Roo's dashing attack was totally broken. Best thing in that game.
"....you find him in a bed....."
Hopefully not Richard Gere's bed....
I didn’t know how to get Vincent in ff7 for the longest time. After my like 5th battle or so with yuffie, I gave up and looked up on my dial up internet how to get her.
You have multiple opportunities to get Yuffie though.
You right and I always got her in my party on the first try
Not exactly fitting into the category, but Shadow from Final Fantasy VI kinda counts...three times.
First, and far less prone to being missed, after the party reunites and the see Terra's stronger half, the party can find Shadow, who had previously left the party, sitting in a pub. He charges 3000 gil to join again...for a short time.
Second, and a bit more likely to be missed if the player is freaking out at a critical moment, is the incident on the Floating Continent, wherein lied the Warring Triad, the three gods of magic who had aligned themselves in an eternal Mexican standoff, such that each was hitting the other two with powerful magics, turning all three into statues. Finding them, Kefka killed the Emperor and started pushing the Triad out of alignment, so that their power would run wild, destroying the world as everyone knew it, and allowing Kefka to absorb the power to become the new God of Magic. Upon doing so, Shadow appeared again and attempted to push the Triad back into alignment before the aforementioned cataclysm and deification could take place. One massive surge of energy later, and the continent, which as the name implies, if floating high up in the air, begins to crumble and fall. What's the party do? Flee for their lives, taking out a boss along the way (still in the time limit, btw). Finally reaching their ship, the game does nicely ask if you want to wait for Shadow. At any point, the party can leave, and who wouldn't blame you? The ship is falling apart, the world is falling into ruin, and there's the continuous ticking of a clock counting down until game over. Wait until the last few seconds however, and Shadow does finally show up, and everyone can leave together. Only to be promptly separated as their ship is destroyed and a year-long time skip takes place until Celes wakes up from a coma.
Finally, as the player is working on rebuilding the scattered party in World of Ruin, they can recruit Shadow one final time (if they, of course, didn't leave him to die on the collapsing Floating Continent). First, they must go to the Veldt, a wide expanse of plain in which the party can find creatures from all over the world (and Gau). Entering the Cave on the Veldt, they find Shadow's dog, who brings them to Shadow. A boss fight ensues, after which the party takes Shadow to their new ship. He then leaves. If, in the Cave, you found what Shadow was looking for, the katana Ichigeki, you can then take it to the Dragon's Neck Coliseum and bet it, which will prompt a fight with Shadow. Here, you can convince him to join the fight against Kefka, which he will agree to. All this just to watch him wait for the sweet release of death in the game's final moments as Kefka's tower collapses around him.
It is pronounced You-Fee though.
Yeah that was bringing me pain lmao
@@theamazingmaymay123 he's british lol they pronounce names little differently than most to us it is You-Fee to him it is YU-FEE, like one person pronounced gerudo differently as Gar-Udo while some say Jer-udo making the G sound like a J
@@danielcook7975 I'm british and I always said Yoo-Fee
If you say you-fee you’re a class A wet wipe
@@danielcook7975 I'm British and I still pronounce it correctly
Kind of bumbed that Bleu from Breath of Fire 2 wasn't mentioned. i missed her a number of times when i played through the game, it wasn't until i read a strategy guide my friend owned did i find out about her. She was a character from the first game and was able to learn some of the most powerful spells in the game.
Honestly, Breath of Fire 2 was a very underrated game.
so she is 2 fold then. a hidden and guest character
You know what game you never really hear about but was pretty fucking cool? Breath of Fire, it was a good series.
Suikoden too
What do you mean never hear about? People talk about BoF all the time, as well as the sequel. It makes tons of gaming lists and was widely poplular. Tf?
@@joeboshears4210 eueie8d
@@admiralmu4353 My homie.
Cloud showing up in Final Fantasy Tactics. Plus the Buster Blade is obtainable too