For number 3, I think that calling Bokoblins on the great plateau "Naive and careless" is spot on, considering these bokoblins probably haven't seen more than just a few humans in their lifetime with how hard to access the plateau is. In other words, their only combat experience is probably fighting wild animals
Yet Link butchers them with aplomb nonetheless, even though they stand zero chance of actually encountering and hurting anyone, and even though it brings him no closer to ending the Calamity. Smh genocidal royalist super-soldiers
Has become*😅 The greta plateau was once easily accessible, just compare the entrance to it from BotW and AoC. Over the hundered years, with all the destruction causing the entrance to fall into itself, sealing it shut and the rain every now and then, a little puddle-like baby lake came to exist where the entrance once was😂
Speaking of Purah's flute (which is a recorder), she's designed to resemble a typical Japanese elementary student which can be commonly seen wearing the same kind of backpack (called a ranzel) along with the recorder as it is required as part of the music lesson.
2:54 That's 'cuz her design is based on a Japanese elementary schooler. She's wearing a backpack that looks like a like the "randoseru" ones that elementary kids use which are a HUGE symbol of that period in schooling. It's even red, which is the traditional color for ones used by girls. And of course, Japanese elementary kids learn the recorder.
My favorite thing about the Hateno lab, is the faded out lines. Makes me wonder if Purah just decides to increase her side whenever she feels like it, or if her assistant just attempts to run away from her mess by cornering himself.
I don't know, however: -I laugh noticing that it seems like the lines were drawn apparently after some paper was left on the ground either purposely or just ended up falling there...or both. -I also noticed how most of her stuff seems to be located at a specific corner in the lab. -It's interesting to note that the first observable line was already covering most of the room with purah -Symin's dialogues and manners are usually pretty normal and he shows a lot of respect for Purah. **Theory time:** It seems like originally, both were working on specific spots in the lab, more like "hey I'll work here and you work there, ok?" The middle space was just naturally agreed to be "neutral" or shared space, which perhaps, due to purah's eccentric and more energetic ways, was being mostly used by her first place. But as purah got smaller and her personality started to match that of a child, she probably started getting more and more immature. I can't rule out the possibility that it was the coworker who first proposed the line idea, but since it's pretty immature and childlike behavior, I believe it's more likely to be purah the one who first proposed it. I imagine both ended up getting into some (funny) arguing, since purah is more disorganized than her assistant (who is understandable) tidier and prefers things organized. The following conversation likely happened with more energy of "a father vs annoyed child" rather than "an assistant vs director" that ended with both agreeing with the idea of the lines to delimit their workspace. ((agreement doesn't mean both were happy about it)) In fact, it's even possible that purah was the one who got more frustrated than him with this lol However, due to purah increasing her mess, I honestly don't have any idea if it was the assistant who ended up shortening his space as she kept increasing her mess; if it was her who started getting angry at him who was trying to clean up the space and she proceeds to increase her space; (my text is already a wall, nobody is going to read it, so at this point I do the bad puns I want to do, and nobody will stop me) or even if it was something on the lines of: "your paperwork seems to be in my space" (could you please pick it up) "what. oh, silly Symin" *animation play, showing purah proceeding to increase The Line That Limits The Border Of Disorder "..." "that wasn't exactly what I had in mind, but I guess that will do it" Obs: my commentary is way too long, so I probably will overthink about this and delete it in about 1 to 2 days
I like option 2 better! :D I don't think Purah cares about separate workspaces, but organization seems to be very important to Symin. So I think Symin had enough of Purah making a mess of the whole lab, and the separation line was his attempt at getting a clean workspace for himself. :D But of course Purah's mess was constantly overflowing to Symin's side. :---)
The lines are almost certainly Purah's decision. Note that the writing is readable from her side. This suggests she is writing. If Symin decided any of this, we'd see the label for his side written from his perspective. I'm guessing this is a power move to some degree, both because she is the head scientist and because of her childish personality.
This latest legend of Zelda game never ceases to amaze me! Such love and beauty/craftsmanship went into making it. Please continue to make all sorts of different Zelda games Nintendo! 👍💯
Purah's mask is a reference to the mask In Wind Waker that allows us to see enemies'hps! The hero's charm Mask! Yet in a more Sheikah style, let's say...
The game is brimming with cool little details, there are few game studios who can match Nintendo on that front and I love that you do these videos pointing them out.
Viewers: Trying to focus on all the cool details Meanwhile, Shabonne the whole time: Haaa-AH! Hooo-OH! Haaa-Ah! Hooo-Oh! Now all I know is Shabonne noises
Jomon Era pottery is some of the oldest in-tact pottery we know of. Guardians are basically the pottery equivalent of an ancient being. Link is being punished by his ancestors constant abuse of the pottery world.
3:13 I think her goggles are supposed to resemble the Hawkeye from Twilight Princess since the face is somewhat bird-shaped and it acts like a pair of binoculars just like TP’s Hawkeye.
They say that Zora age slowly compared to other Hyrulean races, but that's only really true for Humans and Rito. The Sheikah live to over a century, so less than the Zora, but some live for multiple millennia, as demonstrated both at the start and the end of the timeline with Skyward Sword Impa and the 144 Sheikah Monks. No mortal race can compare to that. The Gorons live for indeterminately long periods of time. Daruk was a Goron Elder and 100 years later his grandson is a youth. The Wind Waker Gorons get that Link confused with the Hero of Time they knew from centuries ago. In Oracle of Ages, the first and fifth generation of Graceful Gorons occur 400 years apart. One Goron's grandfather was around to run a different minigame 400 years in the past. Even more on the nose is the Goron Prophet, who is found both in the present and 400 year in the past. Even the Koroks don't seem to bother with ageing, at least not as much. Compare Age of Calamity Hestu with Breath of the Wild Hestu. I don't know when he was 2 year old but it was a long time ago.
Number 3 is a super interesting point and I love it! I also find it curious that we, the player are equally naive and clueless to combat and these creatures so it's likely for a first time player the flaws in their camps goes unnoticed leading to sloppier planned attacks, and thus evening out the playing field for both parties ~ Good observation! I wonder if it was intentional 🤔
For the Bokoblin camp vulnerable from above, they still got a point: Parachale is not a common item, so the only safe way to attack them would be with arrows
That particular camp has bigger problems than attacks from above, considering the Bokoblins there packed the skull with explosives, and the whole canyon is filled with dry grass and strong wind.
The fact that they are cornered is even worse, like the video says they dont have place to escape so just starting a fire outside their sight will be enough to make it spread to their camp since its full of grass, there is even a torch near that place to do it
Don't wanna start the same old arguments, but it really is something how fewer unique models BotW has compared even to the N64 games. The game is in some ways very deep, yet in adjacent ways puddle-shallow. Its sequel has a real chance of blowing this one out of the water if they go harder in story and progression, and I hope that's what they've been up to, but as it started as DLC, I'm skeptical
Another cool thing: the correct adjective is in fact Hylian, not Hyrulean. Hence you have a Hylian shield and not a Hyrulean shield. And one more cool thing: Epona is named after a Celtic goddess who was the protector of horses, donkeys, mules and ponies.
Hyrulean is in fact used quite a few time in games, it's just inconsistent, but I like using Hyrulean as a whole and Hylian for the species, I think the Hylian Shield is a bad exemple as I think it's like a Rito shield, or a Zoran shield: it's built by Hylians and is made for Hylians, so it's called Hylian for the species, not as in "shield from Hyrule"
For number 3, I think that calling Bokoblins on the great plateau "Naive and careless" is spot on, considering these bokoblins probably haven't seen more than just a few humans in their lifetime with how hard to access the plateau is. In other words, their only combat experience is probably fighting wild animals
Good point!
Yet Link butchers them with aplomb nonetheless, even though they stand zero chance of actually encountering and hurting anyone, and even though it brings him no closer to ending the Calamity. Smh genocidal royalist super-soldiers
@@chompythebeast They just come back from the dead after the Blood Moon anyway. Is it REALLY genocide if they don't stay dead?
Now I wanna play Pacifist only
Has become*😅 The greta plateau was once easily accessible, just compare the entrance to it from BotW and AoC. Over the hundered years, with all the destruction causing the entrance to fall into itself, sealing it shut and the rain every now and then, a little puddle-like baby lake came to exist where the entrance once was😂
Speaking of Purah's flute (which is a recorder), she's designed to resemble a typical Japanese elementary student which can be commonly seen wearing the same kind of backpack (called a ranzel) along with the recorder as it is required as part of the music lesson.
2:54 That's 'cuz her design is based on a Japanese elementary schooler. She's wearing a backpack that looks like a like the "randoseru" ones that elementary kids use which are a HUGE symbol of that period in schooling. It's even red, which is the traditional color for ones used by girls. And of course, Japanese elementary kids learn the recorder.
My favorite thing about the Hateno lab, is the faded out lines. Makes me wonder if Purah just decides to increase her side whenever she feels like it, or if her assistant just attempts to run away from her mess by cornering himself.
Most likely the 1st one. I'm guessing it was her assistant's idea to draw a line, and she kept making her side bigger and bigger every time.
I don't know, however:
-I laugh noticing that it seems like the lines were drawn apparently after some paper was left on the ground either purposely or just ended up falling there...or both.
-I also noticed how most of her stuff seems to be located at a specific corner in the lab.
-It's interesting to note that the first observable line was already covering most of the room with purah
-Symin's dialogues and manners are usually pretty normal and he shows a lot of respect for Purah.
**Theory time:**
It seems like originally, both were working on specific spots in the lab, more like "hey I'll work here and you work there, ok?"
The middle space was just naturally agreed to be "neutral" or shared space, which perhaps, due to purah's eccentric and more energetic ways, was being mostly used by her first place.
But as purah got smaller and her personality started to match that of a child, she probably started getting more and more immature. I can't rule out the possibility that it was the coworker who first proposed the line idea, but since it's pretty immature and childlike behavior, I believe it's more likely to be purah the one who first proposed it.
I imagine both ended up getting into some (funny) arguing, since purah is more disorganized than her assistant (who is understandable) tidier and prefers things organized. The following conversation likely happened with more energy of "a father vs annoyed child" rather than "an assistant vs director" that ended with both agreeing with the idea of the lines to delimit their workspace. ((agreement doesn't mean both were happy about it)) In fact, it's even possible that purah was the one who got more frustrated than him with this lol
However, due to purah increasing her mess, I honestly don't have any idea if it was the assistant who ended up shortening his space as she kept increasing her mess; if it was her who started getting angry at him who was trying to clean up the space and she proceeds to increase her space; (my text is already a wall, nobody is going to read it, so at this point I do the bad puns I want to do, and nobody will stop me)
or even if it was something on the lines of:
"your paperwork seems to be in my space"
(could you please pick it up)
"what. oh, silly Symin"
*animation play, showing purah proceeding to increase The Line That Limits The Border Of Disorder
"..."
"that wasn't exactly what I had in mind, but I guess that will do it"
Obs: my commentary is way too long, so I probably will overthink about this and delete it in about 1 to 2 days
@@kivvi3798 overthinking can be fun, don’t worry too much about keeping the post.
I like option 2 better! :D
I don't think Purah cares about separate workspaces, but organization seems to be very important to Symin. So I think Symin had enough of Purah making a mess of the whole lab, and the separation line was his attempt at getting a clean workspace for himself. :D But of course Purah's mess was constantly overflowing to Symin's side. :---)
The lines are almost certainly Purah's decision. Note that the writing is readable from her side. This suggests she is writing. If Symin decided any of this, we'd see the label for his side written from his perspective. I'm guessing this is a power move to some degree, both because she is the head scientist and because of her childish personality.
If you look closely Purah's Sheika Flute also has a very small, low resolution Sheika Eye symbol.
This latest legend of Zelda game never ceases to amaze me! Such love and beauty/craftsmanship went into making it. Please continue to make all sorts of different Zelda games Nintendo! 👍💯
Really good, and i got some NSO icons.
Purah's mask is a reference to the mask In Wind Waker that allows us to see enemies'hps! The hero's charm Mask! Yet in a more Sheikah style, let's say...
I wouldn't say it's in a more Sheikah style here. The (Sheikah-made) Hero's Charm is literally two Sheikah eyes connected by a row of teeth.
The game is brimming with cool little details, there are few game studios who can match Nintendo on that front and I love that you do these videos pointing them out.
Yeah, may play one 2D game, before i starting playing the 3D entrys.
Was watching something else, saw you posted and left immediately to watch your video. That's how good your videos are! Thank you, I love them!
incredible, this format is so immersive.
I loved it, I always appreciated the atmospheric side of this game compared to the hardcore gameplay one
That's quite pretty...
I love your videos so much, they let us appreciate a whole lot more all of the game little details these games have
Viewers: Trying to focus on all the cool details
Meanwhile, Shabonne the whole time: Haaa-AH! Hooo-OH! Haaa-Ah! Hooo-Oh!
Now all I know is Shabonne noises
Interesting. This means Epona Co. has been around since before the Calamity (the statue/logo is in the memory cutscene as well)
I think it's over 150 years.
Prunia's glasses are not like a butterfly but like an owl. You can see the little beak where the nose goes.
Jomon Era pottery is some of the oldest in-tact pottery we know of. Guardians are basically the pottery equivalent of an ancient being. Link is being punished by his ancestors constant abuse of the pottery world.
I never click so fast on your videos on TH-cam !
Me too
3:13 I think her goggles are supposed to resemble the Hawkeye from Twilight Princess since the face is somewhat bird-shaped and it acts like a pair of binoculars just like TP’s Hawkeye.
You catched some of the beauty of that game very beautifully, thanks a lot!
Her “fancy goggles” remind me of the special mask from wind Waker that you get from the possibly Shiekah school teacher on windfall
I didnt want this to end :(
I don’t see Purah’s glasses as butterfly shaped, I see an owl.
I'm a bit surprised you mentioned her goggles but not the fact that her glasses are based on the Lens of Truth
What did you use for the free camera? It makes it look really cool!
They say that Zora age slowly compared to other Hyrulean races, but that's only really true for Humans and Rito.
The Sheikah live to over a century, so less than the Zora, but some live for multiple millennia, as demonstrated both at the start and the end of the timeline with Skyward Sword Impa and the 144 Sheikah Monks. No mortal race can compare to that.
The Gorons live for indeterminately long periods of time. Daruk was a Goron Elder and 100 years later his grandson is a youth. The Wind Waker Gorons get that Link confused with the Hero of Time they knew from centuries ago. In Oracle of Ages, the first and fifth generation of Graceful Gorons occur 400 years apart. One Goron's grandfather was around to run a different minigame 400 years in the past. Even more on the nose is the Goron Prophet, who is found both in the present and 400 year in the past.
Even the Koroks don't seem to bother with ageing, at least not as much. Compare Age of Calamity Hestu with Breath of the Wild Hestu. I don't know when he was 2 year old but it was a long time ago.
King Dorephan is supposed to be thousands of years old, as hinted at by one of the Zora monuments.
@@keithtorgersen9664 at best I got hundreds (as in he's been king for up to 200 years) so he could be thousands, but we can't be certain.
If you found so many interesting details in OoT and TMM, I can't wait to see what you will put in your BotW videos!
Number 3 is a super interesting point and I love it! I also find it curious that we, the player are equally naive and clueless to combat and these creatures so it's likely for a first time player the flaws in their camps goes unnoticed leading to sloppier planned attacks, and thus evening out the playing field for both parties ~
Good observation! I wonder if it was intentional 🤔
6:05 why does Shabonne have iconic gaming character Bubsy designed on her pants? (joke)
Could you use your MAGIC Custom Cam to give us a more detailed look at Gorman's horses in a next MM video? They seem to be quite interesting.
I love these vids from you, keep em coming!
how'd I never notice some of these details like the lines on Hateno lab floor or that Bokoblins on the plateau are ill-prepared?!
I was curious to where the gold snake Septer was from when looking into BOTWs models, thankfully I finally got my answer
For the Bokoblin camp vulnerable from above, they still got a point: Parachale is not a common item, so the only safe way to attack them would be with arrows
That particular camp has bigger problems than attacks from above, considering the Bokoblins there packed the skull with explosives, and the whole canyon is filled with dry grass and strong wind.
True
The fact that they are cornered is even worse, like the video says they dont have place to escape so just starting a fire outside their sight will be enough to make it spread to their camp since its full of grass, there is even a torch near that place to do it
The free camera idea for Splatoon 3 would be cool!
Nice work man, amazing things, thanks for the video =)
This series will help pass the time until May
May.
@@keithtorgersen9664 dang that's a long time....
#5 I think they look like an owl.
So no OOT or MM. A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
Check out their videos on BOTW trick shots, “Treeck shots”, master cycle zero stunts. You’ll be blown away.
I watched many Botw videos but this one felt different, kinda like immersive asmr, please do another
7:28 I played this game a lot but I can’t recall ever finding that statue
If you’ve gone through Link’s memories sidequest, it’s one of the photographs needed to jar Link’s memory.
Don't wanna start the same old arguments, but it really is something how fewer unique models BotW has compared even to the N64 games. The game is in some ways very deep, yet in adjacent ways puddle-shallow. Its sequel has a real chance of blowing this one out of the water if they go harder in story and progression, and I hope that's what they've been up to, but as it started as DLC, I'm skeptical
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beautiful game.
Figo
Another cool thing: the correct adjective is in fact Hylian, not Hyrulean. Hence you have a Hylian shield and not a Hyrulean shield.
And one more cool thing: Epona is named after a Celtic goddess who was the protector of horses, donkeys, mules and ponies.
Hyrulean is in fact used quite a few time in games, it's just inconsistent, but I like using Hyrulean as a whole and Hylian for the species, I think the Hylian Shield is a bad exemple as I think it's like a Rito shield, or a Zoran shield: it's built by Hylians and is made for Hylians, so it's called Hylian for the species, not as in "shield from Hyrule"
I think the term Hylian is used to refer to the race, while Hyrulean is used to refer to people and things of the country of Hyrule.
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This makes me want to play again. :)
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