Final Fantasy XIII English HD - Barthandelus (AKA Galenth Dysley)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มี.ค. 2010
- Here he is the big baddie at the end of CH9! I died first time due to my paradigms being not the optimal choice. With a quick fix of that were off, its not bad keep healed and keep the pressure on!
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When you need to be at the Vatican at 8 but you have to fight l'Cie at 9.
So true my friend
LOL
LMFAO.
And then realizing that the Pope is a Fal'cie !
Lmmfao, nice.
My name is Barthandelus...
Voice of the Sanctum and Lord-Sovereign of the Cocoon Fal'Cie...
Your kind feared the darkness, so we gave you light...
You begged us for the Purge, and did it not come to pass?
Now you spurn our counsel? You must learn your place!
Those words echo in my head. This guy was a literal pain to defeat.
CactusErebittsu is this why people hated ff xiii?
People GREATLY disliked it as a result of its "linear" nature which I remember IGN stating. I still think it's a load of shit because this game was an adventure and a half.
My name is Barthandelus...
Voice of the Sanctum and Lord-Sovereign of the Cocoon Fal'Cie...
Your kind feared the darkness, so we gave you light...
You begged us for the Purge, and did it not come to pass?
Now you spurn our counsel? You must learn your place!
@@thebrandonrobert5693 I know right? "Waah but it's so linear" Yes, and it's still better than almost every open-world Final Fantasy titles
@@thebrandonrobert5693 I never understood that argument either, Final Fantasy X was what they would call 'linear' too, and is still beloved by everyone, and frequently told it's one of the best games to get into the franchise from.
Snow: "People are not yours to use!"
Barthandelus: "What else does one do with tools?"
I love this line so much, just... wow. Barthandelus is also Lord-Sovereign of the burn, apparently
Ironically enough, this line now applies to FFXVI.
easily one of the most impressive bosses in the entire serie if you ask me. that speech before the fight (and the other fights too) made this guy easily one of the more memorable ones
no. sephiroth>edea>kuja>seymour>jecht>my xbox controller > the lamp > trolldandelous
+Scmcmx Axjxk Gayphirot? Are you serious?
Scmcmx Axjxk fuck off
For real tho, don't matter what the haters say, if you enjoy things this moment stood out or we wouldn't all be here
I agree. FF13 definitely had a lot of flaws. However, the reveal of Dysley’s reveal as Barthandelus is one of the most memorable moment of the entire series.
And that’s coming from a FF6 fanboy.
Barthandelus's lines still remain in my head to this very day. What a remarkable achievement, it has been so many years.
I love Barthandelus' whole speech there before the fight. So chilling, so terrifying, both in words and implication.
Totally that, his speech is serious yet grandiose
"What can mere mortals men are able to do alone"
"Without us death is all of which your capable"
"Your kind feared the darkness"
"We gave you Light"
"And now you spurn our councel? you must learn your places!"
Such beautifully vehement lines!
@@caiusballad4162Caius is a perfect antagonist.
am I the only one who thought the heads were the choir the first time they played?
The Last Brother Same here!! which made it even more frightening.
Nope. I wish they were.
@Charlie Reeder but the song goes on when you kill them lol
Omg I can imagine the other heads just annoying barthandalus constantly
@@poptobi1375 I can't, for some reason that is very hard for me to imagine lol
To people dying to Destrudo:
The attack is meant to be lethal if you try to solely tank it. When he casts it at 6:47, notice that he resets the Stagger gauge. At around 6:55 onwards, however, you'll notice he grunts and rears his head. By keeping the pressure on and increasing his Stagger gauge while he's charging, you'll reduce the number of projectiles fired.
TL;DR: Don't stop attacking while he's charging Destrudo and it won't one-shot the party.
Just beat him the other day, for some reason I think I tried it but didn't work for me (perhaps I didn't commit enough) so I ended up with a wiping strategy. Since he barely one shotted me with that attack I decided to check my inventory to see if I could equip any item that could give me a little bit more of health (I could just grind a bit but I didn't want to, I felt the game was starting to get too easy so I decided to not level up the cristalium, skip some enemies sometimes in order to not level up and not check equipment for about 2 chapters and I wanted to win because I had a good strategy, not because I grandes and got some stats) and since depending on my position I would barely survive it I devided to use a paradigm that would isolate Lightning from the others and then just spam attack on order to keep it that way so they would barely survive, then heal and continue.
The weird thing is that for some reason once it worked he ended up being the curse that use the eidones that kill you once the counter reaches 0 and not only it killed me since I couldn't beat him fast enough (I went for a long resistance/endurance strat, not a damage one) but weirdly enough he didn't do it again in the next try wich was the winning one. Is something that he does if the fight goes too long? Is it a bug? I don't get it
Say what you will about the corridor progression, the 13 series had some of the best villains in video game history.
+Perry D I have to agree. I wasn't a huge fan of this game. But I must say that this villain is pretty cool. He brings up a lot of interesting philosophical points!
I love his design to he looks like the pope
I won't say the best as lot of the supporting villians are under utilized but I will say I always loved this one scene just because it was epic
i mean Caius is basically the devil after all a three headed dragon
But like... the villains in ff13-1 were barely developed at all except for dysley.
He maybe a bastard as boss, but he is a damn awesome villain
Standard boss? Usually, a standard boss wants to capture/kill the protagonists. This guy used the heroes as his own tools.
@@pokebattlefan5115 its been 4 years but he said bastard not standard
Seraphim Alpha how did I not see that. Thanks lol
I think the ff13 trilogy is a ff game to start with if your new to final fantasy dose anyone disagree?
@@bigvick2429 i did start with 13.
I am Fal'Cie
My name is Barthandelus
Voice of the Sanctum and lord sovreing of the Cocoon Fal'Cie
Your kind feared the darkness
So we gave you light.
You BEGGED us for the purge...
And did it not come to pass?
Now you spurn our councel?
You must learn your place!
I fucking love Barthandelus' intro. The fact that he reveals his title before his name show he means business.
Bob Van Duyn Yeah, this is one of my favorite scenes XD The introduction, the music, and everyone's shocked faces as he's speaking... it's so perfectly dramatic, lol
+NeoArashi "oh child, perish the thought" epic
This Begs a bit true in real life.
My name is (Insert God Name)
Lord of Everything
Your kind feared the darkness so I gave you light
You begged each other war and did it not come to pass
Now you don't believe that I created everything
You must learn your place.
Pls no h8
A really accurate description of the Christian GOD confronting atheists. And I am Christian myself.
@@Pandadude-eg9li you think your own god is a tyrannical villain. Very odd indeed
Me: "Well, this chapter's going to be fuckin' cake cus I can take on Jihl."
Dysley: *kills Jihl and becomes a Mega Decepticon*
Me: "..."
I remember playing this game for the first time and my jaw hit the floor when he revealed himself to be not just a fal'cie but the freaking leader of all the cocoon fal'cie. Such an intimidating villain. He effortlessly manipulates everyone into doing exactly what he wants.
The primarch Dysley is one hell of a vilain, I love all of his scenes in the game, the reveal of him being the gubernator is the best one, really feels like a man showing pure brutality and spite with the Latin music.
I kinda had a hunch but i didn't expect him to be that powerful I agree
I dont think Barthandelus gets enough credit in the FF community for being the only villian to get EXACTLY what he wants up until his death (which, again, is 100% the outcome he manipulated the protagonists to achieve).
Even Kefka was eventually thwarted after destroying the world.
Kefka _wanted_ to die - he just wanted everyone else to die first.
@@stratecaster547correct me if I’m wrong but didn’t Caius also succeed ?
The story was a misunderstanded masterpiece.
One of the most epic feeling game moments ever the first time.
I still come to this video to watch how cool this "villain reveal" was, lots of people criticize this game but the character of Barthendelus is simply perfect: a fake king/president who actually is an evil god and farms humans. His speech immediately after his transformation gives me chills every single time.
EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE OF THE PAPAL VISIT TO THE US!!!
@@elternero6624 relax you little god-freak.
@@elternero6624 a comma? No. A coma? Yes.
@@elternero6624 God dammit you guessed wrong!
@@elternero6624 ya know what, pretty close, ill give you a solid 7/10 and that's a passing grade buddy. When we die and go to the ever-roaring eternal flames of Hell, I hope to see you standing right beside me with that oh so recognisable grin ;)
@@elternero6624 oh of course! Anything for my dear friend!
This is the scene when shit hits the fan.
Boy, FF13 was a great game. Far from the best in the series, but really didn't deserve all of the hate it got.
I agree, but still prefer ffx as the best fantasy
I agree I love the game but MY god his bossfights where a pain in the ass!!
Thats because ppl can only repeat others critics like "linear game".
Thats all.
I wouldn't say far from the best, when it is the best, at least in my opinion
@Undead Stories Me too ! FFXII is the best FF to me ! 😊
I find this antagonist impressive for the way he handles the situation as he puppeteers the protagonist and her fellow friends. Also, I do not understand how he lacks a lot of insight ,but I would love to watch a prequel to Final Fantasy XIII to put more in-depth to Barthandelus succession to his role. Above all, not many villains make awesome introductions like he does.
ABSOLUTELY!!! having to confront a vehement situation which was not prefigurated, and handling it by just destroying philosophically your foes! the perfect gubernator attidute.
To be honest I wish they didn't kill of Jihl Nabaat so quickly before the battle. I just think she just had a lot of potential of being a calculating and manipulative villain. I mean it's a complete shame we don't see more of her as a villain, but as a victim.
No it was NOT a complete shame. Her death was just part of the twist to reveal an unexpected surprise about Dysley. It's hard to see what other purposes Nabaat could've served aside from being manipulative, besides she's just a regular human and there was no way she could've been a real challenge as a "stage boss". As as villain, she was good yes but logically, there was just nothing else to be done with her.
I do think she would have made a great La Cith and I also think she would have been great to fight against . From what I was told you were supposed to fight her in the original version but the scrapped alot out of the game
Worry not. You can fight Nabaat in XIII-2's DLC.
BroadcastNinjastar It's l'cie btw
kazameltis Always wonder why we could see her in the trailers but barely in the game
It's the last thing to expect a sudden almost impossible fight out of the blue within the main storyline as previously final fantasy games only had optional super-bosses and you were levelled enough to be able to take on storyline bosses without too many problems, I struggled a lot with Barthandelus first time and I trained quite a lot, as soon as you get rid of the miniature heads, it becomes far easier, until then it's a big struggle but it was a refreshing change I liked about 13, though I found the 3rd form of him to be the easiest but this form of him has been known to make some players restart the game over since once your on board, it's almost impossible to level anything up and you have to try deal with the stats you have.
(Hell, I was used to seeing bosses and final bosses only having HP up to around 250,000, but once I played this I freaked out seeing some of their HP went well over the 2 million without being near the end game. xD)
Gonna have to disagree about this part turning people away -because- of the "almost impossibility" to level before this guy. The room before him, has huge exp gains from fights and also large chances to drop incentivenand credit chips, to help you level up your weapons. I think this is the part of the game where most people accidentally over-grind.
@@coughpillbox748 Having recently played on the PC port, I am unsure what you mean. I think this boss and the robot mech dude in the later half of the game (the dude associated with Cid) were tough since leveling was limited.
I think leveling aside too, they were just tough bosses in design. Barthandelus HP compared to other bosses at that stage of the game is just crazy too if you review the wiki of his boss fight and previous ones.
@@jamalmays4804 on my first playthrough when I was like 10ish maybe, this was difficult. But after many years replaying this fight wasn't particularly hard. You just have to be on your feet, FF13'S gameplay is unforgiving
Is posible gain level in Palamecia when you defeat Psicom Reaver.
This guy kept me away from the game for almost a week. Had to go through grinding to finally finish him XD
I grinded first then I fought him he was a pain
I killed him without grinding. Even though he was a pain in the ass
I grinded previously not to face him, but to farm Credit Chips.
I think the next time you fight him was extremely hard, however this was challenging too
A week? Try a whole MONTH. This prick had me wanting to throw my controller every single day. The only reason I beat him was because of Haste. I'll always love this game, but I almost lost my patience so many times. Least he's not half as bad as Yiazmat from FF12 (a boss that has SO MUCH HP, it takes literal HOURS just to beat him...would not recommend, lol).
This was one of my favorite boss battles. It was difficult, but not in a way that frustrated me. I -welcomed- the challenge. I remember having Sazh up, buffing, and just wailing on the boss, all the while praying that his destro didnt get me. Took me a few days, but when I FINALLY got him, I jumped, and cheered, yelling at my TV. It didnt only feel like a boss fight. It felt like an accomplishment. I felt the struggle that the story protrayed in those moments, and I ate it up. Just amazing.
Imo, best OST out of all the FF games.
Which is impressive because the ff b4 this had a great soundtrack
This is always one of the moments of this game that I remember. He looks kind of terrifying and seeing the characters expressions when he transforms coupled with the imposing music makes it so intimidating. Also can we talk about how well this game holds up graphically?
Fighting the Pope.
If the Pope was also an archangel.
This game is still one of the most visually impressive things I’ve ever seen
Possibly one of the most epic cutscene/boss of the entire FF series.
This scene still gives me chills.
Dysley is much more badass and interesting than Caius in my opinion
Definently
This fight is a test of endurance. I killed him on my second try but I almost failed because when I actually won my reactions were starting to slow down.
Megatron is the true face behind the the pope....hehe
@@elternero6624 So will you, and there will be nothing there :)
@@elternero6624 Cesar Aizpurua How do you know that theres a bearded man in the sky? Show me your pics and videos, I'll be waiting. :)
Honestly I was mostly disappointed by XIII coming straight from XII and X. But this battle here, the twist reveal, the soundtrack, Barthandelus's lines, caught the magic of the older FF's right here. This moment here was just so excellent and I remember just thinking to myself "omg this battle theme is an absolute banger!" throughout the boss fight.
The Latin makes pretty much all of it.
Looking at this voice acting sure has come a long way since what it was during the PS1 era of gaming. People may say, "oh english dub sucks, japanese acting FTW!" Well yeah but ill take it now over what we had compared to oh say resident evil 1
Woah this hall is dangerous! XD
I agree. I just can’t get enough of that cutscene. The voice acting is spot on.
Personally, I like most english VA’s job so far. My favourite VAs are Liam O Brien and Casandra Lee Morris.
This game is amazing!! The boss fights are incredible! Playing for the first time right now.
Exactly!
Manic memories of this jewel of a game! Sealed away in my heart, forever!
I remember when I first fought Barthandelus. When he transformed I was like "Oh Shit!"
"You must learn your place!" - Lines like that are reason why I don't lose hope on Square Enix after the atrocity that was FFXV.
Zebimicion Personally i liked XV but that is just my opinion.
???????????????? You crazy?
XV was pretty good IMO
XV was rushed, that the problem. ... the irony of that lol
XV lacks irrefragably some crucial things but it's far away from being a disaster, a good game, it ends just like this.
There never has been any bad final fantasy game, all of square's games are incredible, there is just some preferences with different old and new modern games.
His reveal always gives me shivers! I got hooked further into the game after that plot twist!
I managed to finish this game on Monday and I enjoyed every minute of it. This is one game I will replay.
His theme goes just as hard as it did when I was 16. Love this game and it's lore.
I had trouble with this boss as well
*I finished the game yesterday*
but this video really helped me to beat him in the end of chapter 9
awesome work Asephiroth
Seeing this now, it looses its context.
But back in the days, when you were facused in the game and the "L-Cie" "Falcie" things, the fact that you discover that the old man is a Falcie was impressing. I remember the scene and the boss difficulty. Thats was great old days.
Loved this FF (and have played many mores)
Thats pretty much the strategy I used with a couple modifications. I started off using a librascope which gave me all his weaknesses. Then I just picked them off one at a time with Sazh always giving me the right weakness.
Barthandelus was the turning point in the game for me that finally sold me on XIII. Both in gameplay with needing to strategise the most against him, and the plot twist to the story involving him. That speech he gives to the party before you fight him still gives me chills.
This guy is one of if not the best RPG villain ever.
You know, you don't have to manually input "Blitz" over and over like that. If you want to use the same combination more than once in a row, holding right while highlighting Abilities lets you use the "Repeat" command to recall the last sequence of abilities you used when last you were in control of the current Role.
Here it is 2017 and I still haven't beat this guy and just thought to look and see how someone else tackled him.
I remember spending several days power leveling and prepping for this fight after a couple failed attempts. Went with a more or aggressive paradigm set up as well, in the end worked out great.
lol i still remember how hard this boss was
but it was fun while u r feeling like u rly are fighting a boss with the music and the sounds!! >:)
@MoozipanCheese
Funny, cause the voice actor is S. Scott Bullock who voiced Logos in Final Fantasy X-2 (you can really hear it when he's in human form). He could switch from goofy incompetent sidekick to old, seemingly wise, scary and utterly EVIL villain.
It's interesting how similar in attitude Bathandalus has as Bhunivilze towards humans. 🤷🏼♂️
On my first playthrough this guy owned me countless times. For my second playthrough I learned how effective Haste + Tri-disaster was. Took me three attempts.
2:45 I saw this in the comments of another video, and I cannot unhear it. "Who ate all the bagels? Sephiroth!!"
"Now you spurn our counsel?! You must learn your place!"
The best line with "Without us death is all of which your capable" and "We gave you Light"
I didnt know how strong a Fal'cie is before seeing how strong a type B L'cie is in Final Fantasy-Type 0.
To all people struggling. That boss drove me mad and I wanted to play with light hope vanilla. It is just nearly impossible without sazh. He has the best buffs to kill him. (especially the speed boost). I Beat him with Sazh on my first try. (after more than a dozen with Light hope vanilla).
I yea i remember fighting him today for the first time. He killed me like 5 times. Changed members each time Than i changed back to the one i had on my first try against him. Lightning, Hope and Snow. And that time i won.
But damn was it one hell of a fight the first 5 times.
True the first barthandelus is just toxic und hard as fuck the other two times you phase him are very ez but the first time fighting him it took me 20+ trys to defeat him the other two times he died first try xD
Beat hin with light, hope and Fang
@KingdomRoxas1 Take a look at the ones I flick between on here, I like to have haste, thats good, and a way for a good healer to heal while at least 1 person can pound on him is what I had to modify mine to at this battle.
After 12 years the players realized that this video game was wonderful, 1000x better than XV
And in 12 yrs they will realize FF XV was a complete game changer in the right direction
@@reekhavoc2932 except xv ruined the FF combat system
@Canon Theory I'll admit that today, seeing gameplay of ff16...what are they doing lol
@@reekhavoc2932 ff16 at least looks like it’s upgraded similar to a hack n slash dmc style with button combos opposed to 15 which the only way to attack was to hold the action button lol I haven’t played vii remake so Idk what the combat is like on there
While Sazh and Vanille are typically a weaker duo, the fact that Sazh can cast Haste and Vanille is both a medic and saboteur is essential to this fight. It's essentially a dps burn. With doctor's code equipped on Lightning and about 40 potions, the fight is a lot more manageable than you might think- it's just entirely frustrating when you die very close to the end.
I feel like Jihl (or whoever you spell her name) would have been the next Beatrix she reminds me of her, wish she could have had more screentime in the game.
I'm looking forward to fighting him. I'm close to this part now. Last night reached the part where Sazh and Vanille escape.
@ParadoxPK I may have had hp boosts on or def boosts, that kind of htign helps. plus when he charges you gotta hit him hard, if you dont and wait for him to hit you, it will be a lot more powerful.
Would anyone mind telling me the name of the theme playing when Barthandelus explains Serah's true focus to Snow. It's amazing and really gave me chills in that scene.
"I am Fal'Cie" is the hardest line in the game
I love this boss so much
when i heard his voice, i had goosebumps when he turn to barthandlus
..Well, always good to have a Synergist in your group
It was here that I needed to grind much more. I can't even remember how many potions I went through first time fighting this guy under-leveled and unprepared.
this is so cool thanks for the hints no wonder why i was doing it wrong its so cool,
The Pontifical Christian influence in the stages, characters dialogues, music and battles are more beyond the state of receving dithyrambs ! sometimes the atmosphere remains me of summer Italia (6:24) (1:54), which is perfectly amazing.
Jesus is the greatest man to have ever lived.
yeah but if you think about it manually selecting the commands lets the ATB gauge fill while you are selecting the commands so when you have finished with your commands you dont have as long to wait
He means Instrumental as in Instrumental: Soundtrack without voices or voice emulation, only the instruments. Please look it up.
2:10 - I love that bit. No words necessary, just a look of sheer terror on everyone's faces. Reminds me a little of FFIX's cutscenes...
I don't see why people have so much trouble with this guy, really. I just throw a couple of shrouds, use rav/rav/sab and com/rav/rav on the face things, triple ravager on Bart until he's staggered, then com / com / rav...
@jeremynoftall i leveled up the weapons as much as I could afford, I did level up but nothing off the side yet.
Such an amazing score and epic enemy design! It sucks that there wasn't more going for XIII that could keep people from disliking it so much. It really seems like they had the opportunity but ended up losing grip of their original idea!
I love this cutscene.
THE BEST FINAL FANTASY GAME EVER!!!! its suprising that something like this came out of final fantasy 4
@xAshe10x aye, the stagger part is hard to get on some of these guys and then keep going they like to make you heal then.
I love this games
I love Barthandelus' way with words...
The same!!
The trick, is to spend the entire charge-up time hitting him with all you got. Commando being the best job, if available. If he takes at least so much damage before it charges, it'll be a LOT weaker. You'll know when you've done enough damage, because he'll wince, and the charge will bog-down, some.
@SPG0890 When Jihl said "For every job, there is a perfect tool." I thought the CSI Miami theme song was going to play.
@DamuEmran Keep attacking when hes charging then you wont die lol weapon upgrades help a lil bit but its not required.
it is actually in hd good camera man
@TheMrEllerkermike I suggest you change to Rentless Assault and wail on him nonstop. As you attack, he will eventually flinch and groan. I'm not sure if it's actually true or if it was just me, but it seems the more times you make him flinch while he is charging, the less damage the attack deals.
@inlin3skat3 When Bart is casting Destrudo, you have ard 30 secs to do as much damage as possible. After a certain amount of damage is dealt, Destrudo weakens and its easier to survive the attack :)
@Gynagi Ultimecia's lack of fleshing out is part of one of the game's themes, that "good" and "evil" don't always cover everything; Squall himself says several times that more often than not, one's enemy has more to do with circumstance.
As far as the other arguments, they're still circular logic. None of those things even suggests R=U; you're accepting the idea as fact first and then stretching things to fit it.
@4life2Hard to defeat the 'destrudo' move,you have to attack him constantly when he starts charging for it,the more damage you do,the less damage it wil deal. copy Asephiroth party and paradgims and you should win. hope it helps a bitt :)
Died once, not realizing that you had to strip the armor first...and it spammed too much powerful magic attacks. Got it right the second time around while keeping it going with some serious pounding. I think having Sazh in your party buffing everyone really helps out (certainly did for me, especially when Haste was active). Fairly epic fight for the most part.
wow i really wish that you were able to fight Jihl Nabaat. But the Barthandelus fight was cool!
@AlhazredsGamingGoo
The general public is aware of this, as the populace outside of Esthar thought Edea had received Sorceress Adel's powers-So, Ultimecia gained, or rather WILL gain, her sorcery from it being passed down from a sorceress in the current era-Since Sorceress Rinoa is the only sorceress left, it's known that it is her powers that will ultimately pass to Ultimecia
I would’ve love see sazh and the others fight off against Nabaat
S'alright! It took me a while, but I did eventually find it~
You make it look so easy ;o;
yayy finally got this game!
@ballinxballinxballin thats haste, Sazh has that as a synergist
Jeez I'm doing this exactly and I'm still getting rocked wasted my whole day so far on this boss battle... I'm stuck any advice? I have no shrouds, an am low on gil.
Good news everyone. The Jihl Nabaat DLC Boss fight for Final Fantasy XIII-2 will be released tomorrow!! :D
@Gynagi We already know what happens after the ending scene; at some point in the far future, Ultimecia comes to power, and her reign ends when the SeeDs travel into the future and kill her when she starts time compression. The ending scene has nothing to do with anything. We don't know what happens to Rinoa or anyone else. Rinoa may be persecuted for being a sorceress, she may just stay out of Esthar and live around people who don't know she's a sorceress, but it doesn't matter.