Painful Determination - Luminous Avenger iX OST
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Butterfly Effect's battle theme.
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Composers: Ippo Yamada & Ryo Kawakami.
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Gamer: You think this is funny?!
Inti: In a cosmic sorta way, yes.
Gamer: Well mister funny man... is this how you get your sick kicks?!
Inti: What? It’s just a cute picture of Copen’s sis- *sees picture of Mytyl’s brain* OH MY GOODNESS!!! Demerzel!
What's worse is that one can still hear her theme from GV2 in this.
Okay, it honestly takes a lot to scare or disturb me in movies or video games these days, but holy fuck.....this just took the cake. Basically, Asimov took Mytyl's brain out, stuck it in a giant machine, and turned her into a living computer to carry out his sadistic desires. You can even see how big and bloated it's gotten over God knows how many years she's been like that. To say that's inhuman is a MAJOR understatement. The *P L E A S E . . . K I L L M E* part in particular literally gave me goosebumps upon first seeing it. That's some Joker-level shit right there. It almost reminds me of that one scene in The Exorcist where the words "HELP ME" were being written in scar tissue across Regan's stomach...
@JAYSTAG The wonders of science my friend...
And Idk. Perhaps because she was being forced to use her septima for nearly a century that the power caused her brain to become engorged over that period of time
FYI,iX’s bloodline comes from an exorcist heritage.
So...Lucky to be an atheist?
@JAY-STAG I'll guess it was pumped full of growth hormones in order to max out her cerebral function
[JPN] [Butterfly Effect/Mytyl] Acura-kun, watashi wo koroshite. (Copen, please kill me.)
I do not blame you.
The Asimov I knew and love was gone; what was left was an alien of pure electricity with a sadism that was very abnormal, even for sadist standards and is giving in to ever primal desire of hatred without any restraint.
Just look at Isaac Westcott from Date A Live, one of the darkest light novel villains as just like Asimov in iX, he too had a form of abnormal sadism.
That fight shows you what kind of monsters sumeragi had become in this game
Not really Sumeragi. It's Asimov...
Well, it’s mostly Asimov. But also blame the current generation of Sumeragi people that agreed with him
Its a sad fact that in the first timeline we see Copen develop and become way less prejudice...its the worst timeline we could possibly see thanks to this moment.
I'm really hoping to see him return in gunvolt 3 with a more positive outlook on adepts and realize the ones in the wrong are those who seek power, human or adept, like he was able to see in this game. It sucks to have such a potentially well developed character split between two iterations. Love his ix incarnation.
@@OerstedFGC Wait until he finds out Gunvolt's Mentor was also the guy who killed his dad in a rampage. AND THEN Gunvolt was tricked by him to destroy the only thing putting the plug on the Adepts.
@@OerstedFGC LMAOOOOOOOOOO
@@emperortoho Past me did not know 💀
She didn't deserve this, man.... I genuinely wasnt prepared for the Butterfly Effect to be what it is....
That is exactly the point.
This was to show the ultimate evil of Asimov. Without Gunvolt to stop him and to change his heart, he continued his path.
But then his obsession with Dr. Kamizono along with the newfound power with Sumeragi allowed him to give in to those primal sadistic urges born from hatred. But even then, this sadism was too abnormal.
But as he gave in to them, his Septima was affected, making him be overtaken by Dragon Radiation, changing his shape into a being of pure electricity, while also looking like a space alien from another franchise.
It is this newfound abnormal sadism that he did horrifying things, while admitting them.
And think about it, he now sees people and Adepts as tools for his personal gain; he uses chess metaphors like “King” and “Queen” for example. So with this newfound cruelty, he surgically removed Mytyl’s brain as those organs are the control centers of the human body and forced it into a machine to allow him to mind control Adepts with his ideology of how “all humans are ugly beasts”.
It was meant to be this dark, because the human body of Mytyl is now gone, and it’s now probably a husk of bones and dead skin cells.
This was an ultimate evil not meant to hate Asimov, but also be horrified that he has become something not even the original him would do. And I feel all the more sad, because he could have been a hero, but he chose to be a villain.
And not even Nova or Zonda would like this.
And before anyone compares this to Shou Tucker and his failed chimera experiment of “Ninalexander”m then I will fight you on the side of the street. Because his incompetence and his useless excuse of an experiment has nothing for Asimov now as the villain, Demerzel.
And if you ask me, the term “monstrous” is not enough to describe how abnormally evil Asimov had become.
Because at least in GV2, she lived a happy life after the Eden Incident.
Will the Butterfly be free from Sumeragi’s prison of torment... or will her Anthem forever be tinged in sorrow?
this might be the worst fate i've seen suffered by a character that did absolutely nothing to deserve a bad fate
Even though I was spoiled, I was really not expecting the bleakness of this game.
This was the moment that made me go "What the fuck kind of crack was Inti smoking when making Luminous Avenger IX?".
Anyone else say something along the lines of "that's the last straw", and proceed to decimate the boss with darkness trigger?
Me, no objections >:(
Dang, no wonder it showed darkness trigger lola for the clear screen.
I have a theory to address, Copen's new gun Divider looks like a modified version of GV's gun.
I mean sort of but to me it just looks like border II without the revolver part
One subtle detail I really like that my friend pointed out to me is that RoRo's eyes are blue in this timeline because her Muse power was taken by Copen from Gunvolt's corpse (who has blue eyes), when they are purple in the mainline because she got the Muse from the mirror shard containing Joule (who has purple eyes).
So given that he canonically took a Septima out of Gunvolt's corpse I think it is likely that he also either reverse engineered or modified Gunvolt's arsenal.
Now get some rest. Mytyl....Good night.
Spoilers and thoughts ahead.
It was never about protecting Adapts. It was always about power.
Asimov was either lying to himself or to those around him about freedom for his kind. In the end the moment he got power he threw off his mask and became infinitely worse than those he wrestled power from. The fact that he was willing to kill GV and Joule, essentially his apprentice and the keystone girl to his plan so quick and nonchalantly showed what he really was in the dark.
Asimov was a bad person longing for power willing to manipulate and destroy anything in his path until he got it.
If most of the Falcons didn't show life under sumeragi was bad already Mytyl is the ultimate proof. Asimov did this to the so-called adapts he wanted to protect. He did terrible things to a bedridden innocent girl to create a system that controls adapts and bends them to his will.
This is the problem with the revolutionaries, most of them fight against something evil but really just want that power for themselves to inflict it on those they don't like. But it never stops there, once they get the power to get rid of those they don't like they turn it on everyone else.
What we've seen from life under sumeragi, it's a vicious police state where if you have any capability you are forcibly drafted, and the people are controlled if not by the butterfly effect then by threats of punishment/death by the sumeragi government. If you're inside the walls you have no freedom and if you're outside the walls you're hunted and killed. I don't believe for a second Asimov would spare an adapt that wasn't under his control outside the walls.
In the end it was always about power.
To paraphrase George Orwell "We know what no one ever seizes power with the intention of relinquishing it. Power is not a means; it is an end. One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship..."
And Asimov could not be a more shining example of this if he tried.
There are revolutionaries who do actually believe in the cause and are willing to back down from ultimate power to establish actual freedom (like GV or the US's founding fathers, George Washington especially who had a chance to take over and personally turned it down) but those are much rarer and a single bullet is all that's needed to remove them (As GV1 again so clearly proves, a single locket it prevents a horrific bad timeline)
It's just hard to tell the difference before they get power. For us viewers we only realized this when he put a bullet in our chest in gv1, we were a useful idiot securing a dictator his power and then disposed of like how all useful idiots are eventually.
Maybe the only way to actually tell beforehand is by the culture the Revolutionary creates and curates. (If I had to wager I would think Asimov's Quill was more focused on Revenge against sumeragi than actually freeing the people from sumeragi, but that's me reaching. That way when he got power and it switched to kill all humans mode most of quill would be in agreement. Those who disagree like Monica probably would would just be purged)
Apparently Copen mentions in this timeline that QUILL has become a terrorist organisation and we see their influence in Sumeragi.
And despite Asimov's ideals about Adepts, Mytyl, Dystnine and especially Blade are contradictions to his statement that proves adepts aren't safe among adepts.
Strange how Asimov was the villain that made Nova seem like the hero.
To add on, Asimov’s plan to destroy Sumeragi was without a doubt a plot for revenge. Asimov was one of the only survivors of the Gunvolt project, along with Gunvolt himself, but he without a doubt suffered a great deal of physical and emotional pain that probably twisted him into the person we see in the Gunvolt games.
Also, Nova was honestly in the right for a lot of things. Sure, he was controlling adepts by using The Muse just like how Asimov does in iX, but unlike Asimov, most of his power came from manipulation, not punishment.
He saw the future of Adepts and humans constantly fighting and made an effort to establish peace without a constant sense of fear. There’s an audio drama track that reveals that Nova was actually also part of the Gunvolt project, and of course, he is an adept himself. It goes to show that he was trying the best he could to preserve peace, even if it meant controlling people like him and putting them in the same suffering that he endured.
@@yassinefarah2423 Just a correction, Quill was always a terrorist organization in the eyes of the Sumeragi. They're outlaws that literally attacks and fight Sumeragi, the current government in ASG1, we think they're great cuz we play in the eyes of GV, but they were always terrorists.
@@yassinefarah2423 I won't lie, I'm a HUGE fan of Asimov's design and character as a villain. Would have been nice if they paid more of a tribute or recognition to Nova in LA. In GV2's timeline they just made it seem more less like a nuisance that he died.
Going off topic, I did like how he told Gunvolt "Good Luck" before he died in that "true" ending. Gets me every time, especially because I loved his stoic personality during the in game conversations.
@@yassinefarah2423 To be honest, it was Copen's father and Sumeragi made him that way. It's all rooted by human who want power control over Adept, and in revenge, they earned the same thing to opposed. It's a cycle of hatred.
Easily my favorite track in this game
I prefer The Sword Opening the Future but this is still my favorite boss theme.
One of the most fucked up battles in the entire series...
Jesus bloody Christ, this game.
Anyone notices that the first part of this music is the same hub music for Copen in Gunvolt 2?
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Community: What the hell is this thing made out of?
INTI: Nothing.
Community: Come on...
INTI: Alright, fine, I might have used a few unorthodox parts.
Community: Just tell me one!
INTI: An... orphan...
Community: A what?
INTI: (coughs) ...An orphan?
Community: Did you say... an orphan!?
INTI: Yeah, a little... orphan girl...
Community: It's powered by a FORSAKEN CHILD!?
INTI: Might be, kind of, I mean, I didn't use the whole thing!
Was that a copy paste pr something?
@@guyincognito4185 If memory serves its from an episode of Venture Bros.
Well, this game just got dark.
nice pfp
Well what do you expect? It's inti creates the same guys who made the megaman zero series (aka the darkest mm series yet) so prepare for hell. However...this time they out brutalized the mmz series with game alone, I mean this scene...with copen's sis...auuugh! It puts my stomach terrible!
It's a sequel of a bad ending. Everyone is doomed. If you're an adept, you better of guessing this will be no Zonda. If you're a human...good luck. What do you expect.
what
the
FUCK?
Aight
I love this game
But damn does this boss fight piss me off, and not because it's hard or anything. But it's just that Copen's ending in GV2 left off with him having the choice of either becoming the world's largest hypocrite, or eventually kill his sister. But here comes this boss fight, completely making that morally fucked up situation as simple as "kill her because she's suffering" and turn her death into one thats just brushed under the rug.
Hm? I don't get it. Just making sure, you know this game is in an alternative timeline right?
@@LinVGMPlaylists even so, it's still stupid
@@megamasteritey7027 Honestly it made a lot of sense to me. Azimov needed another holder for the muse septima, and god knows how long Mytyl was held in that machine. Look at how swollen her brain was. Plus the huge trauma she was through due to all the pain and the fact she was a brain without a body for all this time (can you imagine that? It's some fucked up shit...). I really think there was no fate better for her at that moment than death.
But again, I might have missed your point.
@@LinVGMPlaylists I understand how dark it was, and it was a very fucked up fight. It's just I hated how they never even hinted at Mytyl being involved in the plot, then just bring her in last moment for the resolution to Copen's character Arc
@@megamasteritey7027 this boss also piss me off for the same reason as MegaMasterite ,but I didn't know this game was in an alternative timeline. Does this mean that the story of time game is Non-canon? If that's the case I hope copen's sister will have a better ending in GV3 because what happened to her in the game was too sad. Did Copen killed Gunvolt in this timeline ? Because I was confused about the role of Gunvolt in GV3 if he died in this game. Unless this game is non-canon it doesn,t makes sense.
Fuck the other one got taken down