A game for children that explored the unfathomable depths of human grief and the transience of life. The saddest part about it was although you could complete your entire journal, as soon as you turned back time everything you did was undone and there was no way to help everyone in a single run because many side-quest plots conflicted timewise. It taught me a tragic lesson about life at a very young age.
Actually the end credits imply all the good you did merged into one mostly happy ending for (almost) all the inhabitants of Termina. Based on the masks you obtain. If you didn't get the mask, instead of the cutscene during the end credits, you get the mask spinning in darkness. And no matter how close to 6 a.m. on DoomsDay, as long as you walk up the clock tower to face Skull Kid, you're given 5 more minutes to do something
@@zombies4evadude24 What is up with that, by the way? Why don't we get to see them and know they're okay? I seriously can't understand it and it ruined the game's ending for me.
@@AtlasBlizzard I thought that was certainly a bummer and a tad strange that the Goron's were absent in the end credits, but to say that ruined the game? Completely baffling...
He felt sorrow and regret b/c he felt like he died a failure, and because he died at the height of his fame and pride. He needed to be reminded that he lived, died, and would still be remembered as; a leader, a brother, and a hero.
I always felt this scene as Darmani seeing what he loved, his tribe, and how much they cared for him the flash to link a stark reminder that he can no longer do anything himself and so submits with a dying bellow, pouring every bit of his soul into the mask all for the sake of his loved ones.
I always saw it as Link Healing Darmani’s sorrows. Reminding him just because he died, he’s not a failure and all of the Gorons still love him, adore him and still consider Darmani their hero. Him crying and giving Link the mask as sign of him accepting his but passing the torch and finally being able to Rest In Peace knowing Link will save the Gorons. That’s just my interpretation yours is pretty cool too
I think he felt sorrow and regret b/c he felt like he died a failure, and because he died at the height of his fame and pride. He needed to be reminded that he lived, died, and would still be remembered as; a leader, a brother, and a hero.
"What a soothing melody. My sorrows are melting away." And that allowed Darmani to cross to the other side, putting all his faith in Link. Also the fact that all other Gorons recognize Goron Link as Darmani gave them the hope to fight through the timeless storm burying them alive. What nice touch, Nintendo. You really went in for the human emotion, deeply.
He died feeling like he failed. But he didn’t realized how loved and praised he was. Watching the gorons cheer for him, My gosh. I always cry playing this game😢
This whole game really tapped into some raw emotions. The melody of the Song of Healing, there is something about it. It’s like you can let go of all the pain and accept death.
Darmani is depressed, because he failed to save his people and the village. He couldn't move on with his spirit, until Link played the song of healing to heal his sorrows, and he finally moved on.
Musically this is brilliant. The song of healing is the same notes as Sarias but inverted. In Ocarina, you play Saria’s song to cheer up Darunia. Now in Majoras Mask, you play the opposite to put Darmani to rest. Beautiful
As a kid I felt some sort of sorrow when playing this game but i didnt understand what it was, as I grew older I understood what I was facing was my own mortality. Acceptance of ones fate after death is something we as humans cannot comprehend since there is no proof that we can compute after we die , seeing this event where this Gordon sees his tribe praising him for what he was brings a sertain sour note to us as humans because we cannot comprehend such concept. ( kist trying to cope with death here please pay no mind)
I literally cried on my first time playing through the game and seeing this. There's just something so heartbreakingly beautiful about this whole scene.
Lo que más amo de esta escena es como en unos pocos segundos nos demuestran una etapa vulnerable de Darmani, el héroe de los Gorons que no fue capaz de cumplir su trabajo, pero aún así, acepta su destino y te deja a tí su rol para que puedas cumplir lo que él no fue capaz de hacer.
En toda la escena te demuestran a un Darmani emocional, solo que por su apariencia te hace pensar que es un tipo duro o tough guy Pero en realidad le dolía el hecho que no pudo hacer algo para salvar a su pueblo
@@sdgdhpmbp yes I think he is dead. Great point that we probably knew but completely forgot about. I personally never even thought about that. Poor big goron died twice
I've played many Zelda games in my lifetime, but this is the one that really tugged on my emotions and it still does. Darmani, Mikau, and the Deku Butler's son were brave warriors whose lives ended due to unforeseen fate, yet they are respected for their courage in the face of adversity. To this day, IMO, this is the only Zelda game that relates to the real world of struggle and demise.
Poor Darmani! He can't rest and move on to the afterlife not until he help and save his Goron people. I can understand this pain of not being able to help loved ones. This game has tragedy, sorrow, resolve and all the other human dilemma that we experience. It really tugs into your heart when it comes to the pain of loss. He could only ask Link to heal his pain and pass the torch to him with the Goron Mask so that the Goron village can be saved.
Aww.. i remember the first time I saw this scene growing up.. i remember it so well because I almost teared up when the gorons were cheering for Darmani 😢 it was like wam! In the feels.. Botw is a great game, but the deep stuff like this is what I feel botw misses sometimes..
El era como el héroe del pueblo, su gente lo quería y era el la última esperanza de su pueblo, pero murió y si no hubiese sido por link, todo su pueblo igual.
Darmani had to face the truth. He can do nothing about it. But knowing that even after his death everyone remembers him as the Hero he was brings him peace.
Lo que me emociona de su escena es que prácticamente lo que lo unía en su mundo(siendo un fantasma) era su gente, su raza. Por eso estaba tan desesperado. Pero al oir la canción, es lo que le permite la aceptación, por ello se ve tan preocupado y y gritando por su gente, antes de que salga el flash de link, cuando pasa, ya no salen mas su pueblo goron, solo él mismo aceptando y entendiendo su muerte y confiando en que Link podrá salvar a su pueblo.
Darmani era un héroe, sus motivos no eran egoístas, genuinamente quería ser revivido para poder ayudar a su gente. Y el recuerdo o visión de esa misma gente aplaudiendo su valor es lo único que le dio la tranquilidad suficiente para descansar en paz
I played nearly all of the Zelda main series games, starting in the early 1990s with aLttP (only skipped the two DS titles), and to this day this is still the most emotionally touching cutscene of the whole series to me (only rivalled by the LA ghost house) - a leader who always cared for his people, but yet failed them in a critical moment and feels huge sorrow over that, knowing he'll never be able to fix it
This scene actually makes me tear up Darmani was just a proud Goron hero that wanted to save his race from possibly going extinct from the cold harsh environment Goht had brought upon Snowhead but died tragically. He cherished his people dearly and they felt the same way about him as well. The gorons are some of my favorites in Zelda games anyways and it’s feels personal for me to defeat Goht in this game.
Clock town is denial. It’s the first stage and the first location in the game. Although when you step back a lot of places and people could represent multiple stages of grief.
Deku Scrub (Area 1): Dead and gone, must be cast off Goron Chief (Area 2): Dead but not gone, must be sent on their way Zora Musician (Area 3): Effectively dead but not quite, must be given peace Gibdo possessing a Human (Area 4): Must be put to rest, saving a life in the process The Progression of how the Song of Healing is used is nice.
for being 30 seconds long with no dialogue, this is of my favorite video game cutscenes ever I interoperate it as Darmani being flooded with recollections of all of the people who look up to and trust him, anguished knowing he has to finally leave this world, scared of letting his village down, but also accepting of letting go and entrusting his will to Link, a bittersweet feeling
I think it's the moment when Darmani decides to trust Link with finishing his mission. He can pass on in peace, knowing that Link will save the Gorons.
Darmani death is so sad and the fact is that He died trying to save his people and now He has to watch them freeze to death as a Ghost it's good that link put his Soul to Rest and the scene is so heartbreaking
He wanted nothing more than to revive and continue fighting. He hadn't done enough. He hadn't saved his people. He couldn't rest until he accepted that despite that he was still a hero 😭 😭 😭
JakeMooney Yes. I believe that your hypothesis is correct, but I cannot be certain without proof from the localization team, developers, or other people in the know. But it would make sense, given that Lake Darman simply cuts of the letter i from Darmani. I believe that this is intentional because you can see many other examples with BOTW place names and the naming convention in general. You'll see so many name references to prior LOTZ games. It's one of the things that made me smile, and made me happy as I was playing BOTW. To see all the various homages that paid tribute to the entirety of the series.
SethBlizzard yes. Very true. Very good point there. I'd forgotten about that. How much more obvious can it get than that? Well, it can't. Been awhile since I've run through BOTW. Would be good for me to return to again at some point. Haven't yet partaken in any of the DLC. Would jog my memory to see all the locales and names for them again.
As amazing as some of the current Zelda games are… you can’t beat the Nintendo 64 Zelda games. I am 35 now. When I play Majora’s Mask and The Ocarina of Time, I enjoy them so much more as an adult because I missed so much as a kid not reading half of the conversations and descriptions shown. The Majora’s Mask and Ocarina of Time are magical and timeless games! Lol mike drop 🎤 😂
Don't remember anything very sad happening... Here it depicts the death of a hero meaning all hope vanishes along him too... You take his form and lie about him being alive to literal children!
@ Ray Ray It is very emotional, I respect your opinion but here are reasons why I love UNDERTALE You can feel the pain of the characters, everyone in the underground is trapped and wants to escape and live their life, but it keeps being taken away from them. The characters, in the climaxes of the game the characters have different emotions according to your actions. Sometimes it makes you feel like the bad guy which a lot of other games failed to do. I love Majoras mask but hating on UNDERTALE is unnecessary because you obviously haven’t given the game a chance if nothing is emotional, or your just a robot
You can actually feel his emotion.
RIP to Darmani, Deku Butler's son and Mikau, your deaths wasn't in vain...
Thanks to the Hero of Time they can rest easy.
A game for children that explored the unfathomable depths of human grief and the transience of life. The saddest part about it was although you could complete your entire journal, as soon as you turned back time everything you did was undone and there was no way to help everyone in a single run because many side-quest plots conflicted timewise. It taught me a tragic lesson about life at a very young age.
Actually the end credits imply all the good you did merged into one mostly happy ending for (almost) all the inhabitants of Termina. Based on the masks you obtain. If you didn't get the mask, instead of the cutscene during the end credits, you get the mask spinning in darkness.
And no matter how close to 6 a.m. on DoomsDay, as long as you walk up the clock tower to face Skull Kid, you're given 5 more minutes to do something
@@Wiiguy1606 Yeah. The credits mostly show everyone being ok. Except for that Butler. But I guess the writers were like, fuck that guy.
Frog Glen and all the gorons
@@zombies4evadude24 What is up with that, by the way? Why don't we get to see them and know they're okay? I seriously can't understand it and it ruined the game's ending for me.
@@AtlasBlizzard I thought that was certainly a bummer and a tad strange that the Goron's were absent in the end credits, but to say that ruined the game? Completely baffling...
He felt sorrow and regret b/c he felt like he died a failure, and because he died at the height of his fame and pride. He needed to be reminded that he lived, died, and would still be remembered as; a leader, a brother, and a hero.
I always felt this scene as Darmani seeing what he loved, his tribe, and how much they cared for him the flash to link a stark reminder that he can no longer do anything himself and so submits with a dying bellow, pouring every bit of his soul into the mask all for the sake of his loved ones.
This is art.
I always saw it as Link Healing Darmani’s sorrows. Reminding him just because he died, he’s not a failure and all of the Gorons still love him, adore him and still consider Darmani their hero. Him crying and giving Link the mask as sign of him accepting his but passing the torch and finally being able to Rest In Peace knowing Link will save the Gorons. That’s just my interpretation yours is pretty cool too
I can't help but cry.
I think he felt sorrow and regret b/c he felt like he died a failure, and because he died at the height of his fame and pride. He needed to be reminded that he lived, died, and would still be remembered as; a leader, a brother, and a hero.
This was when I fell in love with Majora's Mask. This was when it hit me how special it is.
You took one look at Darmani's manly Goron chest and you were in love.
@@YowLife Hell yeah.
@@YowLife Yes.
"What a soothing melody. My sorrows are melting away." And that allowed Darmani to cross to the other side, putting all his faith in Link.
Also the fact that all other Gorons recognize Goron Link as Darmani gave them the hope to fight through the timeless storm burying them alive.
What nice touch, Nintendo. You really went in for the human emotion, deeply.
He died feeling like he failed. But he didn’t realized how loved and praised he was. Watching the gorons cheer for him, My gosh. I always cry playing this game😢
For real, this game is so deep...
Everyone keeps saying that Nintendo is too childish but when Nintendo shows their true colours.....Everyone calls them too mature for kids
yeah
this crap is supposedly rated for "kids" but well this is more for 13 year olds
and I love it
I don't hear people saying that maybe splatoon but not other things Nintendo.
@@terraghost Well,those comments are actually kinda rare
I thought they were pretty common but not really
@@terraghost splatoon lore is very dark imo
And splatoon doesnt really feel like something made for kids
You do know a child can understand the concepts of death and grief right....especially if they experienced such at an early age....
manly tears.
and a savior's feelings
Great game and nice memories from childhood.
Manly tears my dude.
I wish one of y’all would just start laughing cause you know this shit is funny.
@@dash-underscore_name.who even r u
This whole game really tapped into some raw emotions. The melody of the Song of Healing, there is something about it. It’s like you can let go of all the pain and accept death.
Darmani is depressed, because he failed to save his people and the village. He couldn't move on with his spirit, until Link played the song of healing to heal his sorrows, and he finally moved on.
No shit!
We just saw the video.👎🏼
@@elyaqui5324 Was this really needed you little shite?
It's like Darmani never let them down, the Gorons were very proud of him, he tried his best.
@@elyaqui5324you just have skill issue that’s all
Musically this is brilliant. The song of healing is the same notes as Sarias but inverted. In Ocarina, you play Saria’s song to cheer up Darunia. Now in Majoras Mask, you play the opposite to put Darmani to rest. Beautiful
Not gonna lie, I cried so badly throughout this whole game.
I don't blame you. It's a sad game.
Same, there where just too many occasions that touched my heart.
As a kid I felt some sort of sorrow when playing this game but i didnt understand what it was, as I grew older I understood what I was facing was my own mortality. Acceptance of ones fate after death is something we as humans cannot comprehend since there is no proof that we can compute after we die , seeing this event where this Gordon sees his tribe praising him for what he was brings a sertain sour note to us as humans because we cannot comprehend such concept. ( kist trying to cope with death here please pay no mind)
I did too.
i balled my eyes out at the pamela scene
I literally cried on my first time playing through the game and seeing this. There's just something so heartbreakingly beautiful about this whole scene.
Lo que más amo de esta escena es como en unos pocos segundos nos demuestran una etapa vulnerable de Darmani, el héroe de los Gorons que no fue capaz de cumplir su trabajo, pero aún así, acepta su destino y te deja a tí su rol para que puedas cumplir lo que él no fue capaz de hacer.
Me sonó un poco a twilight princess
En toda la escena te demuestran a un Darmani emocional, solo que por su apariencia te hace pensar que es un tipo duro o tough guy
Pero en realidad le dolía el hecho que no pudo hacer algo para salvar a su pueblo
"The blizzard at snowhead blew me into the valley"
The biggoron killed him! Now I don't feel guilty making him sleep and fall over.
Lmao that messed up. I remember that part when he fell over. I feel a little bad because it was kinda adorable.
@@AnAdorableWombat yeah plus I think it was mind controlled.
Isn't that biggoron dead, too? You can only see him with the lens of truth.
@@sdgdhpmbp yes I think he is dead. Great point that we probably knew but completely forgot about. I personally never even thought about that. Poor big goron died twice
If you go back to Snowhead after beating the dungeon you can talk to him at the side of the bridge.
Yes... When I was alive...
I actually felt his emotions. His sadness, his pride, his regrets.
I've played many Zelda games in my lifetime, but this is the one that really tugged on my emotions and it still does. Darmani, Mikau, and the Deku Butler's son were brave warriors whose lives ended due to unforeseen fate, yet they are respected for their courage in the face of adversity. To this day, IMO, this is the only Zelda game that relates to the real world of struggle and demise.
Poor Darmani! He can't rest and move on to the afterlife not until he help and save his Goron people. I can understand this pain of not being able to help loved ones. This game has tragedy, sorrow, resolve and all the other human dilemma that we experience. It really tugs into your heart when it comes to the pain of loss. He could only ask Link to heal his pain and pass the torch to him with the Goron Mask so that the Goron village can be saved.
Saddest healing cutscene in the game
Aww.. i remember the first time I saw this scene growing up.. i remember it so well because I almost teared up when the gorons were cheering for Darmani 😢 it was like wam! In the feels.. Botw is a great game, but the deep stuff like this is what I feel botw misses sometimes..
Screw the creepiness. This game is too sad for me.
P.S: I like your profile pic. Toon Link is best link.
El era como el héroe del pueblo, su gente lo quería y era el la última esperanza de su pueblo, pero murió y si no hubiese sido por link, todo su pueblo igual.
Por eso su alma estaba en pena, no pudo ayudarlos y eso no lo dejó descansar en paz.
Darmani had to face the truth. He can do nothing about it.
But knowing that even after his death everyone remembers him as the Hero he was brings him peace.
My favourite part of Majora's Mask. What a game that was. It took ages to complete it as I refused to get a guide for it out of stubborness.
Lo que me emociona de su escena es que prácticamente lo que lo unía en su mundo(siendo un fantasma) era su gente, su raza. Por eso estaba tan desesperado. Pero al oir la canción, es lo que le permite la aceptación, por ello se ve tan preocupado y y gritando por su gente, antes de que salga el flash de link, cuando pasa, ya no salen mas su pueblo goron, solo él mismo aceptando y entendiendo su muerte y confiando en que Link podrá salvar a su pueblo.
Those Gorons hooting and cheering before me always makes me sad because it shows how much he was loved as their tribe’s chieftain 😢
Darmani has the most depressing story out of all the characters in this game, except maybe the Deku Butler and Link.
I cried when Darmani died
This sequence haunt me since 2004 when i play in emulador, very sad said goodbye to life
Omg...🥺 I can never make it through this game without crying.
Same
Darmani era un héroe, sus motivos no eran egoístas, genuinamente quería ser revivido para poder ayudar a su gente. Y el recuerdo o visión de esa misma gente aplaudiendo su valor es lo único que le dio la tranquilidad suficiente para descansar en paz
I played nearly all of the Zelda main series games, starting in the early 1990s with aLttP (only skipped the two DS titles), and to this day this is still the most emotionally touching cutscene of the whole series to me (only rivalled by the LA ghost house) - a leader who always cared for his people, but yet failed them in a critical moment and feels huge sorrow over that, knowing he'll never be able to fix it
This scene actually makes me tear up Darmani was just a proud Goron hero that wanted to save his race from possibly going extinct from the cold harsh environment Goht had brought upon Snowhead but died tragically. He cherished his people dearly and they felt the same way about him as well. The gorons are some of my favorites in Zelda games anyways and it’s feels personal for me to defeat Goht in this game.
Great now I’m crying
Saddest song ever
Majora mask. Increíble y para mi el mejor de la saga
the emotion i feel is indescribable.
Darmani definitely embodies the bargaining aspect of the five stages of grief theory.
Thought he was representing denial
Clock town is denial. It’s the first stage and the first location in the game. Although when you step back a lot of places and people could represent multiple stages of grief.
Also depression and acceptance. Since he was sad he couldn’t be brought back and later accepted his fate after Link plays the song of Healing
@@hugostigglitz9639 he isn't in denial because he knows he's dead. He wants to just heal his pain.
fun fact in the majoras mask manga Darmani died shortly before link arrived like we actually see his death also none of the gorans were aware he died
Best Zelda ever made in history... (In my opinion)
I like this one and botw the best honestly such deep themes this one more than botw
Botw and wind waker are better but majora mask is still a masterpiece
First game to make me cry, 😥
Damn
So sad :'(
The glory days of Zelda.
Deku Scrub (Area 1): Dead and gone, must be cast off
Goron Chief (Area 2): Dead but not gone, must be sent on their way
Zora Musician (Area 3): Effectively dead but not quite, must be given peace
Gibdo possessing a Human (Area 4): Must be put to rest, saving a life in the process
The Progression of how the Song of Healing is used is nice.
This part was sad. I was under the impression from Darmani’s quotes up to this point that he had been forgotten by his people due to his failure. :(
This scene made me cry as a child
damn man, darmani really was a badass.
Beautiful scene
I want to cry
This scene always gave me chills, and brings a tear to my eye to this day
This is why the Gorons are my favorite.
My favorite zelda 💚
for being 30 seconds long with no dialogue, this is of my favorite video game cutscenes ever
I interoperate it as Darmani being flooded with recollections of all of the people who look up to and trust him, anguished knowing he has to finally leave this world, scared of letting his village down, but also accepting of letting go and entrusting his will to Link, a bittersweet feeling
seeing darmani cry got me
😭 me dolió ver su grito de desesperación por no poder hacer nada que triste ☹️
lol un comentario en español
This scene alone has more emotion in it than BOTW does.
Doi Doi
Bullshit.
There's emotion in BOTW?
Doi Doi no not at all
@@thekeyandthegate4093 Your logic works both ways, you do realize this, right?
@@oh2446 in that case, it's true. I loved MM, but the series has to evolve and Botw decided to focus more on gameplay and evolve the formula...
De lo mas triste, me salió hasta la lagrimita :(
stiven naula deprimente
Me imaginé que lo dijiste como el Tunas ja ja ja
I remember watching this as a kid and just being shell-shocked. This game is something else man
Oh Darmani...you've met with a terrible fate, haven't you?
I'm trying to interpret why it flashes Link's face for an instant at 2:12... What do you guys think?
I think it's the moment when Darmani decides to trust Link with finishing his mission. He can pass on in peace, knowing that Link will save the Gorons.
Henry Myers i think it is reminder to darmani of what he needs to do if that makes any sense.
@@AtlasBlizzardyes since he shakes his head shortly after
Darmani death is so sad and the fact is that He died trying to save his people and now He has to watch them freeze to death as a Ghost it's good that link put his Soul to Rest and the scene is so heartbreaking
the legend of zelda majoras mask:being a sad representation of desesperation before dead
somebody. this is for kids
This is a game for children... Why am I crying to this? Im a grown ass man.
He wanted nothing more than to revive and continue fighting. He hadn't done enough. He hadn't saved his people.
He couldn't rest until he accepted that despite that he was still a hero 😭 😭 😭
Fuck people who say this game was horrible! A beautiful rendition of what it’s like to travel through madness and sorrow.
Anyone who says that probably never played it.
I felt very sad for Darmani and the son of that deku butler ;(
1:50 Clorox please...
Mojoe THERE'S NOTHING STUPID ABOUT BRONIES FUCKER
Interesting the song of healing eased his sorrows and placed them on you. Guess he felt you could do it haha
I’m crying so hard!
Bro my heart tho
Is this related to Lake Darman by Death Mountain in Botw?
JakeMooney Yes. I believe that your hypothesis is correct, but I cannot be certain without proof from the localization team, developers, or other people in the know. But it would make sense, given that Lake Darman simply cuts of the letter i from Darmani. I believe that this is intentional because you can see many other examples with BOTW place names and the naming convention in general. You'll see so many name references to prior LOTZ games. It's one of the things that made me smile, and made me happy as I was playing BOTW. To see all the various homages that paid tribute to the entirety of the series.
Kevin S It's pretty obviously the case, what with Lake Darunia adjacent to it, and Zora's Domain even has Lakes Lulu and Mikau.
SethBlizzard yes. Very true. Very good point there. I'd forgotten about that. How much more obvious can it get than that? Well, it can't. Been awhile since I've run through BOTW. Would be good for me to return to again at some point. Haven't yet partaken in any of the DLC. Would jog my memory to see all the locales and names for them again.
E for everyone
Excuse me I have something in my eye.
As amazing as some of the current Zelda games are… you can’t beat the Nintendo 64 Zelda games. I am 35 now. When I play Majora’s Mask and The Ocarina of Time, I enjoy them so much more as an adult because I missed so much as a kid not reading half of the conversations and descriptions shown. The Majora’s Mask and Ocarina of Time are magical and timeless games! Lol mike drop 🎤 😂
This game is way too sad.
Oh God this is so emotional. I love Song Of Healing so much!
yup
I managed to do this before completing Woodfall Temple. Managed to make a few fights in there easier
How did you get into snow head without the bow?
ON my first entry, I got the bow, but didn't finish the dungeon before the 3 day cycle ended
How was this rated G8+?....This game is too poetic
That’s why most of us early millennials are somewhat intelligent. We played this game without cheats and internet to search for hints.
Darmani is Him
people say undertale is emotional....
L457 S74ND it’s not
... and? You know, both Undertale and Majora's Mask can be emotional...
@@kobaltsteel6418 not undertale
Don't remember anything very sad happening... Here it depicts the death of a hero meaning all hope vanishes along him too... You take his form and lie about him being alive to literal children!
@ Ray Ray It is very emotional, I respect your opinion but here are reasons why I love UNDERTALE
You can feel the pain of the characters, everyone in the underground is trapped and wants to escape and live their life, but it keeps being taken away from them.
The characters, in the climaxes of the game the characters have different emotions according to your actions. Sometimes it makes you feel like the bad guy which a lot of other games failed to do.
I love Majoras mask but hating on UNDERTALE is unnecessary because you obviously haven’t given the game a chance if nothing is emotional, or your just a robot
Healing Fat Mike
Is it just me, or in the song of healing scene near the end, does it look like darmani is drowning?
Its suppost to show how he died he says he fell of the cliff were the ice temple is at
😢💓👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I played this and it was so sad
Rest ín peace Darmani
I would take this seriously if it didn't look like his elbows were dangerous weapons
😢😭
Al quitarnos por primera ves la máscara deku . Calma el alma del niño deku que murió?
Asi es, incluso puedes ver a link como se despide de su alma en la escena
Jesus is the only way to heaven!✝️
Eu não com segui subi😕😕😕😕😕😕
Goron Derps Derp Derp Derp Derp Derp
😭🤧👌🏻
nice scene but let's be honest the song of healing didn't fit the scene
This comment section is pretty edgy.
Not really. Just a lot of people experiencing nostalgia from this really emotional scene
@wasteplace1705 A lot of people like the stretch the definition of edgy because edgy = bad to them