Cassti Final Boss and Ending Octopath Traveler 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- WARNING- THIS VIDEO, DESCRIPTION, AND COMMENTS CONTAIN MASSIVE SPOILERS FOR OCTOPATH TRAVELER 2. YOU READ AND WATCH AT YOUR OWN RISK.
This video shows the final battle for the character arc of Cassti, where they face Trousseau. After a long arduous journey, Cassti finally gets to end their arc and get the happy ending they deserve… or do they?
Cassti's entire arc is one gut punch after another. She really does deserve some rest after so many near death experiences.
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Trousseau makes Simeon and Mattias look like well-adjusted individuals
I disagree about Simeon, Mattias though I can understand as like Trousseau, he tried to help people at first but then got a bit power hungry. Simeon flat out admits seeing people's lives fall apart is what brings him joy. To me, Trousseau is a bit of a tragic villain. He started out as a kind and caring individual who really wanted to help and save the lives of others, he was just too naive and horribly misguided to the point where he had to be put down. You can also see in Castti's ending card that while she did lose hope in him in the end, she still cherishes the good memories she had with him as well as her other fellow apothecaries.
@@MrTherandomguy42I’m glad she remembers him in good memory at least
@@MrTherandomguy42 Wasn't Mattias more or less fell to despair of realization that mere goodness won't save anyone from fate?
@@areszeudion5153 Well it has been awhile since I played the first game so you are probably right (I did the boss rush in the Gates of Finis once and never beat Galdera). I think in that sense Mattias is the most comparable to Trousseau. Simeon though, is a flat-out sadist that revels in his victims pain and suffering. He does have a backstory, but I don't think its even in the first Octopath Traveler and it doesn't make me feel bad for him in the slightest unlike the other two.
@@MrTherandomguy42
Yeah, both are the same.
They want to help people, but realizes the meaninglessness of their action in the end, which later broke their faith, distorts it and makes them a villain. Although, in Mattias case, he's more tragic because he ends up in the Darkness he'd foolishly gives himself into and tragically asks for a 'Light' which he'll never earn.
Trosseau ends up succumbing to a poison he's so proud of being a salvation.
Also, Simeon by the way? SCREW that sh*t! No mercy for the prick who toys with Primrose's life, like what the hell? Turning her tragedy into a musical play? It's creepy to think that he somehow manages to keep an eye on her for years!!
Trousseua achieved more towards the death cult goal than anyone else
10:57 - The HYPE from the music syncing with this moment. God I love this game so much.
28:26 it's okay to cry here 😭😭😭😭
Seein a lot of comments about how this is just Alfyn's final boss, the Ogre Eagle. And while that's partially true, there is one key difference:
Trousseau is affected by his own gimmick in phase 2
It makes sense. His mask gets destroyed after Phase 1.
"It is our mission as Apothecaries to ensure that everyone lives long enough for their hopes to become reality...
*...even if it costs us our lives."*
Ah, damn it. Cassti’s final boss has the same gimmick Alfyn’s had in the last game (constant damage over time and lowering your max health on top of it)
At least we can poison this prick unlike that stupid bird.
And this boss feels much more satisfying rather than some random bird
From what I remember you also lost less increments of health per turn.
@@heroofjustice2728 ugh i hate when people think its some random bird, his story goes full story, going from being saved by its healing properties to having to do the healing on someone else, it shows how he has reached the same level as his idol by doing what he did for alfyn so many years ago, proving himself as an apothecary
@@Iamverykarpy yeah, but the way it’s suddenly introduced to the story just makes it a bit less impactful than it should have been, I get the purpose, just the execution could have been better
All the other bosses I took my time and had fun with, I showed no mercy to this boss
Holy cow this fight was hard for me. But then again, i only completed 2 stories so far
did this one first so it was hell on earth for me lol
I did that one as my 5th chapter 4, so my team had enough DPS to beat out the rain.
So...
Allegedly, Trosseau shares a voice actor with Bakugo.
I KNEW IT WAS HIM!
That DIE DIE DIE DIE was pure Bakugo energy
I wish I knew what this boss track was called. It's awesome...
And really... I almost pity this guy. ALMOST.
For the Dawn
@@HyeeRasydan
Thank you so much. ^^
@@VideoGaming4Dummies had any luck finding a video with it? I can’t.
@Raiyano Square enix has been copyright striking octopath II ost vids left and right. I just had to order the ost to get these tracks. Fun fact, there are seven other variants of "For the Dawn." They incorporate each of the character's leimotifs. Agnea doesn't get a special version of "For the Dawn", but she gets a vocal song called Song of Hope.
Yes, as said before the base final chapter boss track is For the Dawn, and then the music changes to The journey for [character key word, here its Memories for Castti] Ends. Its when you can hear the character's leitmotif when second phase starts :)
He probably didn't have the stablest personality to begin with - remember, the Oboro siblings' reaction to the Book of Night was "Duh, we figured that out on our own a long time ago!"
Rehabilitate cures status ailments!? Wish I knew that before beating almost everything . . .
Surprised not a single comment on how he wasted the Dohtre skill since Trousseau put Divine Intervention on his whole party
The rain idea is pur genius !
I win with less than 500 HP for each xD
I go with 15 lvl less
WITH THIS HANDS
I was hoping at the end he was going to say "Cheif... I remember now...the people were clad in black, they hit me with a club and... what happened" like an amnesiac fight causing him to remember only his past life for redemption
Sometimes people are too far gone for redemption.
Dude, that would just be a cop-out ending.
@@MarakamiSG true, and it wouldn't really make sense for him to suddenly redeem himself because he is literally insane at this point
He’s a terrorist. Terrorist is hard to be rewired. Often times they already to fucked up in their head.
Dude went mad with cursed knowledge, he was a frail soul to begin with.
Well that was fast
Anyone knows the ending screen's theme?
Castti's theme
bro i fuckin hated this boss
You know the villain has a point.
...I don't think the guy advocating to kill people in order to "stop suffering" has much of a point. Are you okay? Do you need to talk to someone?
joker
@@josiahball7799 It is a "greater good" the "ends justify the means" and the overall villains have a point too. They want to basically end humanity end all life so no more suffering can exist and isn't THAT the greatest good? I find myself hard to share the visions of the 8 protagonists have when the villains make the most sense.
Thats an awfully pessimistic outlook on life if the villains are more relatable than the protagonists
@@pat1509 The 'greater good'? In the form of mass genocide? Suffering is part of life. It hurts. It brings much pain and sorrow, but that doesn't mean we simply give into the easy route of finding 'salvation'. Just like the 8 Travelers who find out the meaning of their journey - you need to find your reason to live. Yes, life can be hard, but you - everyone can overcome it. The ends that justify the means should never be the route that leads to killing people in mass. How do you know they're suffering? All it does is paint you as a monster. Trousseau's view is twisted and vile but it's also not his fault. He was manipulated and became a bitter psychopathic murderer using his talents to mass murder villages. Yet he didn't start that way. It's not a vision if someone leads you down a path of murder.
How creative!
We fight Ogre Eagle 2.0
Yeah but at least this time it's not some giant flea from out of space. This boss has relevance, the most relevance.
I find it more epic than the eagle
if you mean battle gimmicks then yeah it's a bit similar. if you mean designs then it's not true at all, ogre eagle makes no sense as final boss lol
bro yall realize if the ogre eagle didnt exist alfyn would be fucking dead, its not just a random boss its him saving someone in the same way his idol saved him many years ago
@@Iamverykarpy still it's relevance minor compare to Troussaou
I still dont understand how he become insane. Like there was one book and that's enough?
He mentioned of a mission he went to and met someone there that changed his views. The Final Chapters (Extra Stories where you fight the REAL final boss) of the game confirms who the person Trousseau met.
Exhibit A: The Bible
Not knocking on religion but people read the good book and take shit out of context and become desperate believers.
It's a hyperbolic example, but Trousseau's inner struggle is something all healthcare workers deal with at some point. There can be an underlying dissatisfaction with the work: constantly looking at these horrible conditions, seeing the awful things people can do to each other, people that rely on you too much without putting in the effort to take care of themselves, and definitely coming to the realization that one failure or misstep can hurt or end someone.
The book might have been the tipping point, but Trousseau had been dealing with this for a while without seeking out help for himself. He's bright-eyed and high expectations at first, but that can be a horrible detriment when real life kicks you in the face repeatedly and those expectations are essentially betrayed. It's why the life expectancy of a lot of healthcare jobs, especially EMS, is around 5 years. You find your purpose and cope, or decide you've had enough and leave the profession.