Thank you very much for the support on this series. I've enjoyed meeting so many amazing Xenoblade fans. What a wonderful game. Can't wait to start Xenoblade 2! Also, you guys keep recommending the Trails series and I'm this close to playing those, too. SO MANY GAMESSSSSSS Also, for those asking: I do plan on playing Future Connected, but I do not plan on making content about it. Sorry about that, but I enjoy keeping some experiences off camera. Thank you for understanding. Have a wonderful day / night!
It's cool, Sarah. I'm just glad that you'll play Future Connected overall. It's a wonderful story, but I do hope you played that sidequest in Colony 6 from the front gate. It'll make much more sense.
For sake of clarity, the symbol on the Monado at the beginning said “Machine” to show it can cut Mechon, the Monado II said “People” to show it could cut through the people of Bionis, the final symbol that Zanza feared said “God” to show it was now a god-slaying sword. I’m so happy you enjoyed this game. I played it around 2015 and now it’s my favorite.
Its canon that Riki adopts Shulk because in the final cutscene riki has caught 14 fish one for each member of his family but Riki has also been confirmed to have 11 children meaning that 3 fish are left over one for Riki one for Riki's Wife and one for Shulk. also there is a heart to heart where shulk mentions his dead parents and Riki can decide to adopt him
The scene where Kallian reveals the truth about why Melia is only half-Entia always breaks my heart. She was ridiculed and shunned her entire life and nearly assassinated for it, and it turns out being half homs makes her literally the only way to save her species and fight back against Zanza
Melia isn't half homs, she is mostly homs. The emperors before her have been going half homs for generations. It took generations before they got to be mostly homs and barely high entia enough to not transform. The ritual they did at High Entia Tomb at Eryth Sea had them get their DNA scanned. The queen knew it was dangerous since lot of royals go and die there but the machine there is to scan if you have enough homs DNA to NOT transform if Zanza comes back, if you would transform, you aren't fit to rule. The ancient high entia sealed the weakened Zanza after he fought Meynith in prison island and got to work diluting their DNA. Too bad high entia race snobbery prevented a large portion of the population from being saved.
@@dezheathen Even without playing Future Connected, you should've realised that Melia wasn't the only half homs, half high entia. Playing certain side quests and exploring the world after the mass transformation happened should've let you realise there were others in the same position as Melia, only that she was the focus, being that she was to rule them all and set an example to normalise it.
"Shulk, this new world is boundless. It's home to not only you, but many forms of life. I can see it. In this world, all life will walk towards the future hand in hand." -Alvis That's still one of my favorite video game quotes of all time. Not gonna lie.
Alvis has some of the most striking quotes in the game. “I am Monado. I was here at the beginning. And I will proclaim the end.” Always gives me chills
The best part of this remake is seeing all these people play this game for the first time and get emotional in all the places I did. Its as close as I can get to feeling like im playing through it my first time, and its beautiful. Thankyou Sarah from playing and sharing that experience with everyone.
the coolest part about dickson is that he never stopped caring about shulk, despite him being a bad guy at one point, he even says that he almost feels bad about deceiving them despite everything though, he firmly believes that only those with power has the right to decide what they want to do with the world, unlike zanza, who believes that the right belongs to gods alone i like to think that the fight with dickson was just him testing shulk's strength in the most tsundere way possible to see if he has the power deserving to shape a world, which makes sense, considering he stopped fighting after being dealt a mortal blow when you think about it, dickson really couldn't have truly lost from this encounter. his character was revealed to revolve around power, then died full of pride for shulk for gaining the power to defeat the next closest thing to a god, especially after giving it his all. if he won though, he would've walked away, still retaining the power of the next closest thing to a god it's honestly wild how much this game puts into its storytelling without it directly shoving it in your face
@@rocketdog734 of course. Dickson made that happen (and he knew what he was doing). Shulk coming back was not something he expected. So I disagree with "never stopped caring about Shulk" because at that moment, he was done with Shulk
@@Quantris i mean, the fact that he went ahead and did that doesn't mean that he *stopped* caring about shulk. when the gang arrives at sword valley, dickson warns him to not go soft, not out of fear of him succumbing to mechon, but out of fear that his humanistic nature will lead him off the path laid out by zanza and force dickson his hand
@@rocketdog734 I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree. For me it's impossible to watch that scene (shooting + Zanza extraction) and think that Dickson still cares about Shulk during it.
For those confused: Earth: *exists* Klaus: ima make a new pocket dimension and be a god. Mayneth: Hey don’t do that. *Touches Klaus and console* Klaus: Nah it’s fine *pushes button* Trinity Core of the experiment facility: I’m about to end this man’s whole career. Ontos, go troll Klaus for like a thousand years. We’ll clean up the mess here. Also call yourself Monado, but also Alvis Alvis/Monado/Ontos: aight Klaus: I’m Zanza, but also Bionis Mayneth: I’m a big ol’ robot. Zanza: Nah you suck, this whole new dimension world thing was my idea, you just got in because wouldn’t stop grabbing my lab coat. Ontos/Monado/Alvis: Man needs an ego check. Ima make it nice and big so that he gets capped by his own creation someday. Wonder how Pneuma and Logos are doing.
Music to the ending? All the music in this game is God Tier, in all seriousness I've heard Numerous people say XBC1 has The Best Soundtrack Of Any Game... I agree to this day.
@@-libertyprimev1-902 I whole heartedly agree, the entire soundtrack for this game is just amazing and is the best soundtrack I’ve heard out of any game too
The scene where Dickson dies is one of my favorite from Xenoblade 1. Despite what he says, Dickson loved Shulk. He doesn't want to force Shulk to kill him outright, that'd be too painful for both of them. Damn. I always cry on that scene. This and XBC2 are the only pieces of media that have made me cry. Damn good series.
Agreed. There were a few scenes in XBC2 that got me. Which speaks volumes about it's masterful storyteloling. The hardest thing for a game developer to achieve is to get the player emotionally invested in the characters. Many devs never once achieve it, let alone twice now in the case of Monolith Soft.
@@OnlyGokenEXACTLLYYY i live for replaying them the second time and understanding the secrets and how hard the gut punches are gonna be, such good games
@@Zephhi Xenoblade 1 may be stronger for a lot of the game, but the ending of 2 (all of chapter 10) I think is much stronger than the ending of 1. The ending of 1 is kinda just... straightforward. Once you find out about Dickson and the nature of the Telethia, that's pretty much it for plot twists. Shulk unlocks his true power, beats the bad guy, and saves the world. But 2, chapter 10 is bombshell after bombshell, right down to the very last minute of the end credits.
@@Zephhi To be fair, a good chunk of the negative reception is the piss poor direction most of the VAs got. It was even worse because, for many of the VAs, it was their first time acting in such a major role.
@@liamm113 mate there are tons of people who share your thought. Personally I do like fiora better since Melia isn’t really my type. But melia’s definitely far more developed than fiora and has a lot more character depth
Holy crap ... I didn't thought much about that, but you are right. Maybe because at first, Dumban was the punching bag, like he was betrayed, then losing his sister and being unable to weild the Monado as well as almost losing an arm, but Melia, damn she got it rough. She lived in shame, she was almost assassinated by her own people, she felt in love only for that guy GF came back from the dead. Her father was killed, her brother sacrificed himself, the enemies kept teasing her, she had to slay several of her own people and then, her brother died ... Again!!! And at the end, they didn't even gave her a crush or something. I mean I'm team Fiora but my God, poor Mely.
@@nitrodyne676 I guess ur right my g. Just never see anyone that agrees abt her, only abt fiora (tho I'm sure I cud find those ppl if I actually looked lmao)
Always endearing to see someone else enjoy and go through the same emotions we all did on our first run. An unforgettable experience of a video game. Definitely check out Xenoblade 2 as well.
The game it's the definition of a perfect history, emotional, cruel, fun, it has everything in that 100 hours of gameplay, i love how you enjoy it as i enjoy it in the moment of my first gameplay, its my favorite game of all time, so i see all the four parts of reaction
I'm always happy when someone play Xenoblade Chronicles for the first time, it's my favorite game of all time and I hope you play Xenoblade Chronicles 2 it's also great and I love your videos
Dickson was basically Shulk's father. Gave him his name, raised him, taught him about machines and weapon development, so it makes sense shulk would be torn up over killing him regardless of if he was an evil traitor.
So happy you enjoyed this game Sarah. This is far and above my favorite JRPG of all time. I wish i could wipe my memory and play this for the first time again.
@@Felixr2 I disagree. The point of the epilogue is to give hope to the High Entia. And it also gave Melia a purpose. It gave her character development justice and a proper ending to her story.
@@ShallBePurified At the end, yes, it does have some resolutions and leads into Melia being in a better position than at the start of Future Connected. But there's still a lot left unresolved, and it even hints at another, yet unknown threat to the high entia. Plus, the start has her brutally find out that her own people have been suffering for well over a year now without her being aware of it, and later on one of her people tries to take the throne by means of regicide. Did it resolve some things in the end? Sure. But she also got to deal with a good amount of extra suffering.
@@Felixr2 It's all about perspective. If you choose to see any form of adversity as suffering, then sure. But in my opinion, that's not really making her suffer more. She has challenges she has to rise up to as the new leader. She's learned how to take on these challenges and rise to her position as the hope of her people. In the end, she succeeded in her goal and united the different races together. She did go through hardship, yes, but that isn't the same as suffering more. She grew and became stronger, and she became happier because of it.
This is like my third time watching you playthrough this game, and I don't know if anyone ever pointed it out to you. So, Fiora getting her body back was a bigger ordeal than you may think, it wasn't given to her using Shulk's god powers. There's a written story by the devs that you can look up that talks more about it, but to briefly explain it: Sometime before the gang goes off to prison island for the final time, they're relaxing in colony nine. Shulk sneaks off in the middle of the night to his lab. Melia wakes up and finds him and she sees he's been scouring books given to him by the machina and other ancient texts scouring for some way to restore Fiora's body. He's been driving himself restless, doing this nearly every night since he got Fiora back. After the two exchange some words, Shulk mentions an ancient location that Melia recognizes with her family's seal on it. The next morning they all ship off to the location and find the machine that'll restore organic life, think of a super healing tank. But the catch is that Fiora would have to be in there for nearly a year for her to regenerate her whole body. The whole group is ready to say their goodbyes to her, but she refuses, saying she won't go in until after she's fought with Shulk and makes sure he gets out safe. She's warned of her failing body, and she's willing to take that risk. It's a very beautiful story that has some character moments I purposefully left out if you want to read it yourself for that little bit more.
As other people have pointed out, XC2 is another good game, but I would also recommend any of the other games in the Xeno franchise, being Xenogears on the PS1 and Xenosaga on the PS2
1:11:07 - Can we talk about how masterfully crafted the Alvis Scene is? The beautiful music reaching it's apex here + the way Alvis glides on Screen + the power of his words, especially when you know who he really is now. It all just comes perfectly together here as an epic closure to one of the greatest stories ever told. So positive and full of hope
I mean, I can't lie and say I didn't go into this with the thought of "huh, I wonder how many times this last part will make Sarah cry?". Glad you enjoyed it, this is by far my favorite game.
So happy to finally see this. This game is something truly special. When you think about it, there are so many parallels you can find between it and Kingdom Hearts too. Hope you enjoyed playing through this masterpiece. And hey, the sequel is pretty darn good too!
I'm glad you could experience this masterpiece its my favorite game series of all time. The sequels may not be as consistent overall but they still hold the same spirit of the original and some neat story connections and the game play and mechanics get much more depth I encourage you to check those out too if you ever get a chance.
@@yasinn9492 XcX is actually my favorite of the three due to the soundtrack, environments, world building, combat system, end game content and side quests but the structure of the main story quest was questionable even though it had some very interesting moments. The side quests actually hold the bulk of the world building and character development but most people didn't do most of them so one of the greatest aspects of the game gets overlooked. All are great and have different strengths and weaknesses. For me XC has the best story XcX has the best combat system. XC2 has the best characters.
So happy to have found this series of LPs. XC became one of my favorite games upon playing it as it demonstrated to this often jaded gamer that I could still experience the feelings and wonder that came often in my earlier days of playing games. Xenoblade Chronicles is now one of my favorite games and a very worthy addition to the Xeno- metaseries.
I'm second hand crying, I haven't seen this ending for about 8 years but it broke me a second time. Thanks for this :) Xenoblade has a real special place in my heart.
oh you're in for one hell of a roadtrip if you play xenoblade 2. can't wait to see your reactions :) Also yeah, the trails of cold steel games are..... are.... SO WHOLESOME AND EPIC and they made me cry a lot. the feels.... all the feels.
Always love seeing someone experience the same emotions I felt at the end of my first playthrough of XC1. I played this back in the day on the wii, and it’s been one of if not my favorite games ever since. So glad you loved this ending as much as I did ❤️
I always enjoy seeing people enjoy playing through Xenoblade for the first time, it makes me smile seeing their reactions to the main story. But I will ask if/when you ever plan on playing through Future Connected and possibly Xenoblade 2.
I cannot believe that I watched your 4 videos completely like if I were playing again for the first time back when I had mi Nintendo Wii. It felt great.
Absolutely loved this playthrough! So happy that you enjoyed the journey through this wonderful game, and that you appreciate what freakin awesome character Dunban is (let's be honest, all the characters are amazing though). Truly one of my favorite video game stories. I look forward to seeing your Xenoblade 2 playthrough!!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! It's amazing. If you think xenoblade is perfect, I really urge you to try the trails of cold steel series. I played so many RPGs including xenoblades 1 and 2, but those games have the best stories I ever played. I do think before that, you should play xenoblade chronicles 2 which you will love as well.
I'm so happy you enjoyed this game as much as you did. I already loved the original version, despite its visual limitations, but got blown away once again by this version. I would strongly recommend playing Xenoblade 2 and its side story, Torna (I assume you'll be playing the side story of this one).
"We'll meet them. And wathever happens, we'll face our future togheter." I swear, 13 years later, after Future Redeemed, this very phrase have a TOTAL new meaning. Takahashi is a genius.
Xenoblade Chronicles is absolutely perfect and i loved watching your Twitch reaction as well as watching many others who are experiencing this masterpiece for the first time ever!
Just finished watching this and it's so nice to see that I'm not the only person who gets so emotional over this game! I played through the original on Wii for 160 hours and it became my favourite game of all time, having them re-release it on Switch gave me an excuse to love it all over again and give so many other people a chance to for the first time. Thanks for letting me enjoy for a third time! ❤️
Yes, part 4 is here! Always nive to have a younger gamer discover "old" games that are loved. Xenoblade 2 I really didn't like, but still, will be interesting to see how you react. And the Trails series, ho boy, if you like them, you're in for a treat, it's the longest videogame series set in the same universe and taking place during the same dozen years, a truly unique experience.
Why didn't you like xenoblade 2? I haven't played it myself but it seems that everyone is constantly promoting it... And I really hate the voice acting and character designs so I haven't gotten to it yet. I'd like to hear a different opinion though.
@@arowace498 My three main points are : - lots of tonal dissonance. You hop from super serious to joke to melancholy to another joke. I had trouble taking anything seriously, even though the overall atmosphere is pretty dark, because there were really goofy things. And yes, there are nopons in Xenoblade 1, but I feel they worked here because they were cute instead of over-the-top jokes. - lack of consistency. It kinda overlap with my first point, in the sense that changing from one tone to another is not bad in itself, adding a light joke in a serious moment can help relieve the tension and even strenghten the intensity of the situation, or further characterize someone's personnality, but I felt that in Xenoblade 2, it was too much, it went for super-duper seriousnesslike "there are lives at stakes" to "maid joke, lul!". Also, I really didn't like the Rare Blades designs, they were all over-the-place. See, the idea behind their design is cool, ask 20ish+ reknowned manga artists to each come with an original design. But in practice, it means Blades lack cohesion with the world. For exemple, there is a blade that is some kind of chimera with two snakes, and another that is a little girl with a polar bear...but you don't really see snakes or polar bears in the world, because they're not really part of Xenoblade's world identity. Yes, nothing explitely says they don't exist, but I felt it asked me too much in term of suspension of disbelief. Xenoblade's world, with its fauna, was presented as too different from our real world for me to accept plain polar bears within its setting, if that makes sense. - the gameplay takes too much time to get going. Mechanics are added well over 30 hours into the game. And I don't mean explained, I mean literally added. To the point that I stopped the game before being able to honestly assess the gameplay. There are whole parts of the system I don't know about, simply because I didn't make it there. Now, in itself, it's not really a negative, I mean, I understand complex combat systems take time to learn. But the problem here is that the gameplay can't be the reason why you stick to the game, meaning you have to like and enjoy the rest of the game to get to the good parts of the gameplay. You see what I mean? I was already on the fence with the previous two points. If I had access to the whole gameplay, I may have kept playing, and even come to enjoy the story, because different parts of a game are complementary, and if you start liking something, you're more likely to enjoy the rest, even overlooking some things you don't like. But the opposite is true : I really didn't like the presentation of the story and the world-building, and as such, I began to criticize the mechanics...and it was all downward from that. In conclusion, I really didn't like Xenoblade 2, but I can see people enjoying it. I think I gave it a fair shot with 30+ hours in it. I didn't invest 100% into it, but it was a fair shot. Oh well, my loss. Opinions are based on self-justification. If you love something, you will overlook flaws. If you hate something, you will nitpick. Just be conscious of that, and form your own opinion! =)
@@myhr2320 thanks! Now that you mention it I think I've heard other people complaining about the tone. And I think a random polar bear would break my immersion as well. Still I heard the gameplay is really good but... Adding things 30+ hours in? I can't really imagine. Especially if the tutorials are as bad as they are in xbc1 fjskcjskfjnfsmfk
Riki kinda looks like he's wearing Nicki Minaj's pink outfit from the Anaconda music video in this part, and when I realized that it sent me into a laughing fit. Great video by the way, Sarah!
Welp, 6 am here, not a bit of sleep, but I had to see this. I'm happy that you liked this game, it was a real adventure. And yeah, even after playing this game 5 times, seeing the cutscene really a lot in all these years, I almost cried.
Watching these videos brought but me so much joy!!! I'm so glad you enjoyed the game and I hope you enjoy XC2 if/when you get round to it! Thanks for sharing your experience with us Sarah!!
I always love watching people's reactions to this game! I'll never forget playing this for the first time. Truly my favorite game on my switch and even as more release, I could see it remaining in the top 5.
I love seeing the same expression in your face as was mine when I beat the game back in 2013. I'm expecting for Xenoblade 3 to finally put an end to the explanation of that universe.
Just stumbled across your channel looking for xenoblade reviews. My 7 year old daughter and I actually completed the game about a week ago. This was the wii version mind you. I bought it 7 years ago with all the Project Rainfall games. Life just caught up with us and I forgot to play it. We ended up donating our Wii system but kept our games. Last year we bought ann by used Wii U and was digging through old games. My daughter asked me what xenoblade chronicles was about. We started it about two months ago and I gotta tell you, was a very good bonding experience with my child. She was enthralled with the characters and story. She is even very good with the battle system, but hands me the controller when visions happen 😀 I didn’t know that I was buying this game to play in the future with my daughter. Not just a video game but something my daughter and I will remember for a long time.
I just watched this after watching your xenoblade 3 series, this game series is my favorite of all time. If there was one thing I wish had been included in the game, its that there was originally going to be a plot point where they found an old high entia regeneration machine that could have been repurposed to make fiora a fully homs body again, but the process would have taken about 6 months and she wanted to wait until after the final fight with zanza to do it so she could fight alongside shulk. It was described in the monado archives, basically like a concept book for xenoblade 1. I highly recommend it, its a really cool book.
I was emotional as well when I saw this ending. Such a perfect ending for a master piece game...i played well over 65 hours to complete xenoblade chronicles definitive edition + Future connected. I was so sad that this game has ended....Onwards to Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and hopefully Xenoblade Chronicles 3
Hi! I'm glad you enjoyed the game, because I did too. I want to point out, you did miss a quest that revealed a lot about the story, called Melancholy Tyrea. After the Telethia attack Colony 6, you run into Tyrea, the high Entia who tried to kill Melia in the tomb. You bring her to junks to get her back to health, then hear about a Telethia by the river in Makna Forest. As you defeat the Telethia, Tyrea tells the party it was Yumea, the first consort, and her mother. She is the daughter of Yumea and an unknown man, which means that she shares a half-brother, Kallian, with Melia. This is later expanded upon in Future Connected, as you might have seen.
I was gonna say that but I didn’t because it would be a giant spoiler on all the architect and Zanza connection thing EDIT:and anyways you pretty much need to see a lot of theory videos of xenoblade to understand the connection and the time both games happen
idk personally i feel like 2 was a huge downgrade to the first like its not a bad game but i feel like it didnt do well to captivate and recapture what the first game had
Woah Christmas came early! No for real I wasn't expecting this before December. Thanks as always for spending the time on crafting these YT edits on top of doing the original streams!
I have been anticipating this upload more than any other from any channel the last cpl weeks!!!!!! Thanks for playing this game I am sooo happy you loved it too!!
Thank you very much for the support on this series. I've enjoyed meeting so many amazing Xenoblade fans. What a wonderful game.
Can't wait to start Xenoblade 2! Also, you guys keep recommending the Trails series and I'm this close to playing those, too.
SO MANY GAMESSSSSSS
Also, for those asking: I do plan on playing Future Connected, but I do not plan on making content about it.
Sorry about that, but I enjoy keeping some experiences off camera. Thank you for understanding.
Have a wonderful day / night!
i suggest you to play Xenoblade 2 with voices in japanese, the cast is a lot better!!
Great videos!
Looking forward to it!
@@dantecastelluccio1646 the only problem with that is that the english text isn't a direct translation of the japanese script.
It's cool, Sarah. I'm just glad that you'll play Future Connected overall. It's a wonderful story, but I do hope you played that sidequest in Colony 6 from the front gate. It'll make much more sense.
I personally think the voices aren’t as bad as people say they are. I find them to be quite good actually
For sake of clarity, the symbol on the Monado at the beginning said “Machine” to show it can cut Mechon, the Monado II said “People” to show it could cut through the people of Bionis, the final symbol that Zanza feared said “God” to show it was now a god-slaying sword. I’m so happy you enjoyed this game. I played it around 2015 and now it’s my favorite.
I always wondered about that last symbol. Thanks.
Ty
機 = Machine
人 = Human
神 = God
Chinese (Y)
@@Navi1Lo Japanese actually
Its canon that Riki adopts Shulk because in the final cutscene riki has caught 14 fish one for each member of his family but Riki has also been confirmed to have 11 children meaning that 3 fish are left over one for Riki one for Riki's Wife and one for Shulk.
also there is a heart to heart where shulk mentions his dead parents and Riki can decide to adopt him
I fucking love Riki so much, best Nopon companion out of all the Xenoblade games, Riku close 2nd though.
*"The perfect video game ending doesn't exi-"*
*Shulk: "We'll face our future together"*
The scene where Kallian reveals the truth about why Melia is only half-Entia always breaks my heart. She was ridiculed and shunned her entire life and nearly assassinated for it, and it turns out being half homs makes her literally the only way to save her species and fight back against Zanza
They should’ve made more bloodlines she’s a emperor with no people.
@@dezheathen She's not the only one who's part Homs. Have you played Future Connected?
Melia isn't half homs, she is mostly homs. The emperors before her have been going half homs for generations. It took generations before they got to be mostly homs and barely high entia enough to not transform. The ritual they did at High Entia Tomb at Eryth Sea had them get their DNA scanned. The queen knew it was dangerous since lot of royals go and die there but the machine there is to scan if you have enough homs DNA to NOT transform if Zanza comes back, if you would transform, you aren't fit to rule. The ancient high entia sealed the weakened Zanza after he fought Meynith in prison island and got to work diluting their DNA. Too bad high entia race snobbery prevented a large portion of the population from being saved.
@@dezheathen Even without playing Future Connected, you should've realised that Melia wasn't the only half homs, half high entia. Playing certain side quests and exploring the world after the mass transformation happened should've let you realise there were others in the same position as Melia, only that she was the focus, being that she was to rule them all and set an example to normalise it.
@@TheFrostedfirefly since the comment I replayed the game the main story mentioned some Hom Entias left my bad.
40:24 Seeing Dunban’s look makes me feel bad for him. 2 of his oldest friends and both ended up betraying him. Life sucks man.
And then there is Melia
@@chesterfiel15 Yup Melias life gets screwed Chronicles
"Shulk, this new world is boundless. It's home to not only you, but many forms of life. I can see it. In this world, all life will walk towards the future hand in hand." -Alvis
That's still one of my favorite video game quotes of all time. Not gonna lie.
The entire game, from start to finish, is filled with amazing quotes.
THAT'S DUNBAN OVER THERE
Alvis has some of the most striking quotes in the game.
“I am Monado. I was here at the beginning. And I will proclaim the end.” Always gives me chills
@@LongSinceDead1 big "I'm Alpha and Omega, the Beginning and the End" energy
The best part of this remake is seeing all these people play this game for the first time and get emotional in all the places I did. Its as close as I can get to feeling like im playing through it my first time, and its beautiful. Thankyou Sarah from playing and sharing that experience with everyone.
Its really cool to see people pick it up and realize the gem it really is
the coolest part about dickson is that he never stopped caring about shulk, despite him being a bad guy
at one point, he even says that he almost feels bad about deceiving them
despite everything though, he firmly believes that only those with power has the right to decide what they want to do with the world, unlike zanza, who believes that the right belongs to gods alone
i like to think that the fight with dickson was just him testing shulk's strength in the most tsundere way possible to see if he has the power deserving to shape a world, which makes sense, considering he stopped fighting after being dealt a mortal blow
when you think about it, dickson really couldn't have truly lost from this encounter. his character was revealed to revolve around power, then died full of pride for shulk for gaining the power to defeat the next closest thing to a god, especially after giving it his all. if he won though, he would've walked away, still retaining the power of the next closest thing to a god
it's honestly wild how much this game puts into its storytelling without it directly shoving it in your face
Hmm...I think he did stop caring for a bit, around the time when he SHOT HIM IN THE BACK and left him for dead.
@@Quantris
you do realize that it was zanza emerging from his body and not the shot that put him out, right
@@rocketdog734 of course. Dickson made that happen (and he knew what he was doing). Shulk coming back was not something he expected. So I disagree with "never stopped caring about Shulk" because at that moment, he was done with Shulk
@@Quantris
i mean, the fact that he went ahead and did that doesn't mean that he *stopped* caring about shulk.
when the gang arrives at sword valley, dickson warns him to not go soft, not out of fear of him succumbing to mechon, but out of fear that his humanistic nature will lead him off the path laid out by zanza and force dickson his hand
@@rocketdog734 I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree. For me it's impossible to watch that scene (shooting + Zanza extraction) and think that Dickson still cares about Shulk during it.
I find it really interesting that Riki can hear voices of the dead. It’s shown twice in game, in the Ose Tower support and in Bionis Interior.
Ose tower???
XVII NAICHI Where the Monado was originally kept, and where Dickson found Shulk.
@MetroidPrincess ooh that's why he could hear melia her brother
_Riki Hear Dead People!_
I never knew that until you pointed it out!
Seeing Melia's face when Riki heard Kallians last words always makes me sob like a baby.
Poor Dunban his friends betrayed him...it’s sad when you think about it.
And "kill" her sister
Poor Dundun
For those confused:
Earth: *exists*
Klaus: ima make a new pocket dimension and be a god.
Mayneth: Hey don’t do that. *Touches Klaus and console*
Klaus: Nah it’s fine *pushes button*
Trinity Core of the experiment facility: I’m about to end this man’s whole career. Ontos, go troll Klaus for like a thousand years. We’ll clean up the mess here. Also call yourself Monado, but also Alvis
Alvis/Monado/Ontos: aight
Klaus: I’m Zanza, but also Bionis
Mayneth: I’m a big ol’ robot.
Zanza: Nah you suck, this whole new dimension world thing was my idea, you just got in because wouldn’t stop grabbing my lab coat.
Ontos/Monado/Alvis: Man needs an ego check. Ima make it nice and big so that he gets capped by his own creation someday. Wonder how Pneuma and Logos are doing.
Lmao perfect summarization
"Pneumos" lol
@@cqllel5186 I edited it lmao
This is perfect
Ontos? Where are you getting the trinity core thing and the other names from? Or are you just making them up?
The music to the ending is just...GOD TIER, I loved playing this game and watching you play it too
Music to the ending? All the music in this game is God Tier, in all seriousness I've heard Numerous people say XBC1 has The Best Soundtrack Of Any Game... I agree to this day.
@@-libertyprimev1-902 I whole heartedly agree, the entire soundtrack for this game is just amazing and is the best soundtrack I’ve heard out of any game too
@@-libertyprimev1-902 I think 2 might be better. I prefer most of the battle themes from 1 but everything else in 2 I prefer
SarahKey: "This is so sad! Everyone is going to die!"
Zanza: "Great idea! Die!"
The scene where Dickson dies is one of my favorite from Xenoblade 1. Despite what he says, Dickson loved Shulk. He doesn't want to force Shulk to kill him outright, that'd be too painful for both of them. Damn. I always cry on that scene. This and XBC2 are the only pieces of media that have made me cry. Damn good series.
Agreed. There were a few scenes in XBC2 that got me. Which speaks volumes about it's masterful storyteloling. The hardest thing for a game developer to achieve is to get the player emotionally invested in the characters. Many devs never once achieve it, let alone twice now in the case of Monolith Soft.
@@LBCAndrew I cried more replaying Xenoblade 2 than I did for the first time. I think that speaks volumes for how bloody good the story telling is
@@OnlyGokenEXACTLLYYY i live for replaying them the second time and understanding the secrets and how hard the gut punches are gonna be, such good games
@@sunnycideup4725 the Xeno series is peak
@@LBCAndrew They've now done it 3 times.
Now you know why Xenoblade fans praise this as the rpg of the decade it’s absolutely incredible. You’ll love Xenoblade Chronicles 2 just as much!
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 isn't that good, unfortunately.
@@Zephhi the ending is a redeeming part at least. But I too did enjoy 1 and X much more. :)
@@Zephhi strange because I liked 2 much more tha 1
@@Zephhi Xenoblade 1 may be stronger for a lot of the game, but the ending of 2 (all of chapter 10) I think is much stronger than the ending of 1. The ending of 1 is kinda just... straightforward. Once you find out about Dickson and the nature of the Telethia, that's pretty much it for plot twists. Shulk unlocks his true power, beats the bad guy, and saves the world. But 2, chapter 10 is bombshell after bombshell, right down to the very last minute of the end credits.
@@Zephhi To be fair, a good chunk of the negative reception is the piss poor direction most of the VAs got. It was even worse because, for many of the VAs, it was their first time acting in such a major role.
Whenever I recommend this game to anyone I always tell them this:
"You will feel emotions that you never thought existed"
ah yes, I too enjoy ‘The Universe Bullies Melia: Definitive Edition’
Have to admit: I feel like I'm the only one who likes melia more than fiora
@@liamm113 mate there are tons of people who share your thought. Personally I do like fiora better since Melia isn’t really my type. But melia’s definitely far more developed than fiora and has a lot more character depth
Holy crap ... I didn't thought much about that, but you are right. Maybe because at first, Dumban was the punching bag, like he was betrayed, then losing his sister and being unable to weild the Monado as well as almost losing an arm, but Melia, damn she got it rough. She lived in shame, she was almost assassinated by her own people, she felt in love only for that guy GF came back from the dead. Her father was killed, her brother sacrificed himself, the enemies kept teasing her, she had to slay several of her own people and then, her brother died ... Again!!! And at the end, they didn't even gave her a crush or something. I mean I'm team Fiora but my God, poor Mely.
@@nitrodyne676 I guess ur right my g. Just never see anyone that agrees abt her, only abt fiora (tho I'm sure I cud find those ppl if I actually looked lmao)
@@liamm113 Nah, while I like Fiora, I've always enjoyed Sharla and Melia more.
What a awesome final form.....
Main Body = Telethia
Right Arm = Bionis
Left Arm = Mechonis
Head = Zanza himself!
Really awesome design here!
Always endearing to see someone else enjoy and go through the same emotions we all did on our first run. An unforgettable experience of a video game. Definitely check out Xenoblade 2 as well.
The game it's the definition of a perfect history, emotional, cruel, fun, it has everything in that 100 hours of gameplay, i love how you enjoy it as i enjoy it in the moment of my first gameplay, its my favorite game of all time, so i see all the four parts of reaction
I'm always happy when someone play Xenoblade Chronicles for the first time, it's my favorite game of all time and I hope you play Xenoblade Chronicles 2 it's also great and I love your videos
Dickson was basically Shulk's father. Gave him his name, raised him, taught him about machines and weapon development, so it makes sense shulk would be torn up over killing him regardless of if he was an evil traitor.
So happy you enjoyed this game Sarah. This is far and above my favorite JRPG of all time. I wish i could wipe my memory and play this for the first time again.
It was such a happy ending...except for Melia :( She lost her family. Her people. And the man she crushes on has given his heart to someone else
The DLC is like an ending to Melia's story. I liked it, even though the voice acting isn't as good.
@Nhat Anh Hoang I'd argue in fact that it mostly just made Melia suffer even more.
@@Felixr2 I disagree. The point of the epilogue is to give hope to the High Entia. And it also gave Melia a purpose. It gave her character development justice and a proper ending to her story.
@@ShallBePurified At the end, yes, it does have some resolutions and leads into Melia being in a better position than at the start of Future Connected. But there's still a lot left unresolved, and it even hints at another, yet unknown threat to the high entia. Plus, the start has her brutally find out that her own people have been suffering for well over a year now without her being aware of it, and later on one of her people tries to take the throne by means of regicide. Did it resolve some things in the end? Sure. But she also got to deal with a good amount of extra suffering.
@@Felixr2 It's all about perspective. If you choose to see any form of adversity as suffering, then sure. But in my opinion, that's not really making her suffer more. She has challenges she has to rise up to as the new leader. She's learned how to take on these challenges and rise to her position as the hope of her people. In the end, she succeeded in her goal and united the different races together. She did go through hardship, yes, but that isn't the same as suffering more. She grew and became stronger, and she became happier because of it.
I played this game back on the Wii. They updated the cut scene so much, I wet myself seeing Shulk slaying that telethia with that serious face.
This is like my third time watching you playthrough this game, and I don't know if anyone ever pointed it out to you. So, Fiora getting her body back was a bigger ordeal than you may think, it wasn't given to her using Shulk's god powers. There's a written story by the devs that you can look up that talks more about it, but to briefly explain it:
Sometime before the gang goes off to prison island for the final time, they're relaxing in colony nine. Shulk sneaks off in the middle of the night to his lab. Melia wakes up and finds him and she sees he's been scouring books given to him by the machina and other ancient texts scouring for some way to restore Fiora's body. He's been driving himself restless, doing this nearly every night since he got Fiora back. After the two exchange some words, Shulk mentions an ancient location that Melia recognizes with her family's seal on it.
The next morning they all ship off to the location and find the machine that'll restore organic life, think of a super healing tank. But the catch is that Fiora would have to be in there for nearly a year for her to regenerate her whole body. The whole group is ready to say their goodbyes to her, but she refuses, saying she won't go in until after she's fought with Shulk and makes sure he gets out safe. She's warned of her failing body, and she's willing to take that risk.
It's a very beautiful story that has some character moments I purposefully left out if you want to read it yourself for that little bit more.
As other people have pointed out, XC2 is another good game, but I would also recommend any of the other games in the Xeno franchise, being Xenogears on the PS1 and Xenosaga on the PS2
Everything about this game is genius. Killing off just every character is so good with this game😂
But kallian really hits hard
1:11:07 - Can we talk about how masterfully crafted the Alvis Scene is? The beautiful music reaching it's apex here + the way Alvis glides on Screen + the power of his words, especially when you know who he really is now.
It all just comes perfectly together here as an epic closure to one of the greatest stories ever told. So positive and full of hope
Sarahkey, I advise not reading this comment section too much. A number of these contain mega spoilers for Xenoblade 2, some posts with no warning.
20:55 Alvis’s loyalty and motivations for what he does make more sense after playing Future Redeemed
I mean, I can't lie and say I didn't go into this with the thought of "huh, I wonder how many times this last part will make Sarah cry?". Glad you enjoyed it, this is by far my favorite game.
So happy to finally see this. This game is something truly special. When you think about it, there are so many parallels you can find between it and Kingdom Hearts too. Hope you enjoyed playing through this masterpiece.
And hey, the sequel is pretty darn good too!
I'm glad you could experience this masterpiece its my favorite game series of all time. The sequels may not be as consistent overall but they still hold the same spirit of the original and some neat story connections and the game play and mechanics get much more depth I encourage you to check those out too if you ever get a chance.
Maybe X it wasn't that consistent, but Xenoblade 2 was a good "sequel".
@@yasinn9492 XcX is actually my favorite of the three due to the soundtrack, environments, world building, combat system, end game content and side quests but the structure of the main story quest was questionable even though it had some very interesting moments. The side quests actually hold the bulk of the world building and character development but most people didn't do most of them so one of the greatest aspects of the game gets overlooked. All are great and have different strengths and weaknesses. For me XC has the best story XcX has the best combat system. XC2 has the best characters.
So happy to have found this series of LPs. XC became one of my favorite games upon playing it as it demonstrated to this often jaded gamer that I could still experience the feelings and wonder that came often in my earlier days of playing games. Xenoblade Chronicles is now one of my favorite games and a very worthy addition to the Xeno- metaseries.
Xenoblade a game to.be experienced not just simply played
I'm second hand crying, I haven't seen this ending for about 8 years but it broke me a second time. Thanks for this :) Xenoblade has a real special place in my heart.
oh you're in for one hell of a roadtrip if you play xenoblade 2. can't wait to see your reactions :)
Also yeah, the trails of cold steel games are..... are.... SO WHOLESOME AND EPIC and they made me cry a lot. the feels.... all the feels.
Always love seeing someone experience the same emotions I felt at the end of my first playthrough of XC1. I played this back in the day on the wii, and it’s been one of if not my favorite games ever since. So glad you loved this ending as much as I did ❤️
TODAY WE USE OUR POWER TO FELL A GOD AND THEN SEIZE OUR DESTINY!!
I always enjoy seeing people enjoy playing through Xenoblade for the first time, it makes me smile seeing their reactions to the main story.
But I will ask if/when you ever plan on playing through Future Connected and possibly Xenoblade 2.
I cannot believe that I watched your 4 videos completely like if I were playing again for the first time back when I had mi Nintendo Wii. It felt great.
really glad you enjoyed this masterpiece!
I love this game so much 🥺 Just binged all your Xenoblade videos
Alvis = Ontos = One of the 3 Aegis :D You can see it on his Corecrystal on his chest!
Absolutely loved this playthrough! So happy that you enjoyed the journey through this wonderful game, and that you appreciate what freakin awesome character Dunban is (let's be honest, all the characters are amazing though). Truly one of my favorite video game stories. I look forward to seeing your Xenoblade 2 playthrough!!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! It's amazing. If you think xenoblade is perfect, I really urge you to try the trails of cold steel series. I played so many RPGs including xenoblades 1 and 2, but those games have the best stories I ever played. I do think before that, you should play xenoblade chronicles 2 which you will love as well.
Cold Steel 4 is less than a month away. So close...
To me, Xenoblade, Earthbound and Dragon Quest 11 S are my top all time favorite RPGs.
I’m so glad you loved this game 😌 Xenoblade’s been my favorite game for like 7 years now, and the ending still makes me cry lol.
I loved seeing this. You made me fall in love with this game all over thank you
I'm so happy you enjoyed this game as much as you did. I already loved the original version, despite its visual limitations, but got blown away once again by this version.
I would strongly recommend playing Xenoblade 2 and its side story, Torna (I assume you'll be playing the side story of this one).
And now you know why I consider this to be the best game of all time :D
"We'll meet them. And wathever happens, we'll face our future togheter."
I swear, 13 years later, after Future Redeemed, this very phrase have a TOTAL new meaning. Takahashi is a genius.
SO TRUE
This was my whole high school video game experience. It’s good to see other people enjoy it!
Seems that you're fairly prone to tears. That just means you have a big heart.
Xenoblade Chronicles is absolutely perfect and i loved watching your Twitch reaction as well as watching many others who are experiencing this masterpiece for the first time ever!
Just finished watching this and it's so nice to see that I'm not the only person who gets so emotional over this game! I played through the original on Wii for 160 hours and it became my favourite game of all time, having them re-release it on Switch gave me an excuse to love it all over again and give so many other people a chance to for the first time. Thanks for letting me enjoy for a third time! ❤️
this game is pure greatness and epicness totally the best game ever
I had a similar experience when I played it a couple months ago. Game is amazing and is a must for any jrpg fan
It is a masterpiece, I love it!
Yes, part 4 is here! Always nive to have a younger gamer discover "old" games that are loved. Xenoblade 2 I really didn't like, but still, will be interesting to see how you react. And the Trails series, ho boy, if you like them, you're in for a treat, it's the longest videogame series set in the same universe and taking place during the same dozen years, a truly unique experience.
Why didn't you like xenoblade 2? I haven't played it myself but it seems that everyone is constantly promoting it... And I really hate the voice acting and character designs so I haven't gotten to it yet. I'd like to hear a different opinion though.
@@arowace498 My three main points are :
- lots of tonal dissonance. You hop from super serious to joke to melancholy to another joke. I had trouble taking anything seriously, even though the overall atmosphere is pretty dark, because there were really goofy things. And yes, there are nopons in Xenoblade 1, but I feel they worked here because they were cute instead of over-the-top jokes.
- lack of consistency. It kinda overlap with my first point, in the sense that changing from one tone to another is not bad in itself, adding a light joke in a serious moment can help relieve the tension and even strenghten the intensity of the situation, or further characterize someone's personnality, but I felt that in Xenoblade 2, it was too much, it went for super-duper seriousnesslike "there are lives at stakes" to "maid joke, lul!". Also, I really didn't like the Rare Blades designs, they were all over-the-place. See, the idea behind their design is cool, ask 20ish+ reknowned manga artists to each come with an original design. But in practice, it means Blades lack cohesion with the world. For exemple, there is a blade that is some kind of chimera with two snakes, and another that is a little girl with a polar bear...but you don't really see snakes or polar bears in the world, because they're not really part of Xenoblade's world identity. Yes, nothing explitely says they don't exist, but I felt it asked me too much in term of suspension of disbelief. Xenoblade's world, with its fauna, was presented as too different from our real world for me to accept plain polar bears within its setting, if that makes sense.
- the gameplay takes too much time to get going. Mechanics are added well over 30 hours into the game. And I don't mean explained, I mean literally added. To the point that I stopped the game before being able to honestly assess the gameplay. There are whole parts of the system I don't know about, simply because I didn't make it there. Now, in itself, it's not really a negative, I mean, I understand complex combat systems take time to learn. But the problem here is that the gameplay can't be the reason why you stick to the game, meaning you have to like and enjoy the rest of the game to get to the good parts of the gameplay. You see what I mean? I was already on the fence with the previous two points. If I had access to the whole gameplay, I may have kept playing, and even come to enjoy the story, because different parts of a game are complementary, and if you start liking something, you're more likely to enjoy the rest, even overlooking some things you don't like. But the opposite is true : I really didn't like the presentation of the story and the world-building, and as such, I began to criticize the mechanics...and it was all downward from that.
In conclusion, I really didn't like Xenoblade 2, but I can see people enjoying it. I think I gave it a fair shot with 30+ hours in it. I didn't invest 100% into it, but it was a fair shot. Oh well, my loss. Opinions are based on self-justification. If you love something, you will overlook flaws. If you hate something, you will nitpick. Just be conscious of that, and form your own opinion! =)
@@myhr2320 thanks! Now that you mention it I think I've heard other people complaining about the tone. And I think a random polar bear would break my immersion as well. Still I heard the gameplay is really good but... Adding things 30+ hours in? I can't really imagine. Especially if the tutorials are as bad as they are in xbc1 fjskcjskfjnfsmfk
I love this game, the music, the characters and the history.
Riki kinda looks like he's wearing Nicki Minaj's pink outfit from the Anaconda music video in this part, and when I realized that it sent me into a laughing fit.
Great video by the way, Sarah!
You mean Riki Minaji.
How did you think seduced his wifey-pon?
@@Gooong true XD
Thank You for the Entertainment Sarah.
Wish you all the best!.
This ending in first persons is genius in using video games particularity and history.
Welp, 6 am here, not a bit of sleep, but I had to see this.
I'm happy that you liked this game, it was a real adventure.
And yeah, even after playing this game 5 times, seeing the cutscene really a lot in all these years, I almost cried.
I was so happy this game had a purely good ending. These characters deserved it after all they went through.
The first video came up in my feed a while ago, and I put off watching them until today. I'm glad I watched them all, the reactions were great.
I'm really happy you enjoyed one of my favorite game ever :D ! And i'm looking forward to see you playing xenoblade 2
Watching these videos brought but me so much joy!!! I'm so glad you enjoyed the game and I hope you enjoy XC2 if/when you get round to it! Thanks for sharing your experience with us Sarah!!
It was a joy to watch you play through one of my favorite games of all time. Thank you for the uploads!
50:29
“I’m Dunban!”
-Shulk
wonderful video as always! I think you’ll enjoy Xenoblade 2 as well! It also has a very emotional ending with a beautiful soundtrack too
I always love watching people's reactions to this game! I'll never forget playing this for the first time. Truly my favorite game on my switch and even as more release, I could see it remaining in the top 5.
Can‘t wait to see you playing and enjoying Xenoblade Chronicles 2!!!
The perfect ending to a borderline perfect game. It's the kind of happy ending that makes you feel good for being alive.
I love seeing the same expression in your face as was mine when I beat the game back in 2013.
I'm expecting for Xenoblade 3 to finally put an end to the explanation of that universe.
Just stumbled across your channel looking for xenoblade reviews.
My 7 year old daughter and I actually completed the game about a week ago. This was the wii version mind you. I bought it 7 years ago with all the Project Rainfall games. Life just caught up with us and I forgot to play it. We ended up donating our Wii system but kept our games. Last year we bought ann by used Wii U and was digging through old games. My daughter asked me what xenoblade chronicles was about. We started it about two months ago and I gotta tell you, was a very good bonding experience with my child. She was enthralled with the characters and story. She is even very good with the battle system, but hands me the controller when visions happen 😀
I didn’t know that I was buying this game to play in the future with my daughter.
Not just a video game but something my daughter and I will remember for a long time.
I just watched this after watching your xenoblade 3 series, this game series is my favorite of all time. If there was one thing I wish had been included in the game, its that there was originally going to be a plot point where they found an old high entia regeneration machine that could have been repurposed to make fiora a fully homs body again, but the process would have taken about 6 months and she wanted to wait until after the final fight with zanza to do it so she could fight alongside shulk. It was described in the monado archives, basically like a concept book for xenoblade 1. I highly recommend it, its a really cool book.
Awesome to see your reaction to the ending. Cant wait for XB2.
I was emotional as well when I saw this ending. Such a perfect ending for a master piece game...i played well over 65 hours to complete xenoblade chronicles definitive edition + Future connected. I was so sad that this game has ended....Onwards to Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and hopefully Xenoblade Chronicles 3
Love how the Dickson fight started and you're just vibing to the battle music
I’ve been a fan of this game since it’s birth and man I just love watching people cry at the same parts that I cry to this day lol
Hi! I'm glad you enjoyed the game, because I did too. I want to point out, you did miss a quest that revealed a lot about the story, called Melancholy Tyrea. After the Telethia attack Colony 6, you run into Tyrea, the high Entia who tried to kill Melia in the tomb. You bring her to junks to get her back to health, then hear about a Telethia by the river in Makna Forest. As you defeat the Telethia, Tyrea tells the party it was Yumea, the first consort, and her mother. She is the daughter of Yumea and an unknown man, which means that she shares a half-brother, Kallian, with Melia.
This is later expanded upon in Future Connected, as you might have seen.
I can't wait for you to play Xenoblade 2! I'm sure you'll love it just as much as 1!
Can't wait to see XC2, it's my favourite of the Xenoblade Chronicles series, storywise
Imagine her reactions in the Torna dlc😄
@@juju6018 Unfortunately she'll probably end up doing that on her own time since that's what she's doing with Future Connected
@@JaseAmoxin torna is considered a standalone game and has many amazing moments that could be reacted to so I think it’d be perfect for a video or two
@@magmadude_ I agree with you, but she might just think it's like Future Connected and play it on her own time.
Xenoblade Chronicles is Perfect for me. ❤🇧🇷
I hope Sarah remembers what shulk said at the final boss fight, when she reaches the end of xb2
IM NOT CRYING, YOURE CRYING
*proceeds to cry more*
if you get around to playing XB2 you'll love how it ties in both games.
Blew my mind
I was gonna say that but I didn’t because it would be a giant spoiler on all the architect and Zanza connection thing
EDIT:and anyways you pretty much need to see a lot of theory videos of xenoblade to understand the connection and the time both games happen
shhh
Ryberatyx DX Don’t they run in parellel with each other? And isn’t the world in XC2 our dimension after the experiment?
idk personally i feel like 2 was a huge downgrade to the first like its not a bad game but i feel like it didnt do well to captivate and recapture what the first game had
This game is perfection, man.
24:04 « Everyone who lives in this world has a life »
Wow. Big brain moment there.
Alvis thoughts. "If you cant even beat me and some telethia... how can you hope to survive against zanza"
Yep that's the theme. Freedom Choice till the end. I'm looking forward toward it.
Where is Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Sarah? :,,,(
Woah Christmas came early!
No for real I wasn't expecting this before December. Thanks as always for spending the time on crafting these YT edits on top of doing the original streams!
And now your goal in life is to make EVERYONE play Xenoblade!
I have been anticipating this upload more than any other from any channel the last cpl weeks!!!!!! Thanks for playing this game I am sooo happy you loved it too!!
That final boss battle music though skeyJAM
Too bad it was the original Zanza the Divine. If she used the new version it would've slapped even harder. Still original Zanza is great.