@@kevangrimmer Mio died in fatal frame 3 because she never woke up. but theres an uncanon photo of Kei introducing Mio to Rei and Miku. also i think it didnt end happy too cause Miku is actually not over her brother's death and she had a child with her brother and give birth to a shadowborn meaning Miku will still and not have that time left cause she gave all her life left to her incest daughter Miu
I can't stand the endings in which you have to sacrifice one of the sisters. Siblinghood is the most sacred bond in the world for me. So, and keeping the emotional factor in consideration, it's either "Promise" or "Shadow Festival" for me. No in-between will be reached on my watch. Besides, "Hellish Abyss" makes Mayu look a bit possessive. I get Mio was feeling guilty for her sister's disability and wished to suffer with her, but two wrongs won't make one right.
I'm kind of glad this isn't the cannon ending because- although it's nice and happy- it just doesn't fit with the mood and genre of FFII and doesn't fit in with the theme of sacrifice throughout the game. I do appreciate it as an alternate ending because it's an interesting take that Mio and Mayu could both survive, but it definitely doesn't fit a horror game.
Just because something is sad and depressing throughout the game doesn't mean a happy ending wouldn't fit. If anything it makes it even more fitting to see a happy ending at the end of such a tale because it shows that not everything will always end in doom and gloom. Something being a Horror game doesn't automatically entail a depressing ending.
@@bunsmasterbunny ~ My thoughts exactly. Your choices and actions determine the outcome. For better or worse. I like this ending because you were able to break the towns curse, and you freed the souls trapped there. Also, the sisters realized they could live happy lives without always being side by side. I'm just sorry this ending wasn't included in the PS2 version.
Coincidence but why is it "only one remains" Kind of thing? The only one who survived was Mio.. Thus she suffered more in Fatal Frame 3 (Mio's canon ending is where everyond survived including yoshino but idk yet)
Ah but that's what pushes an ending like this to mean all the more because you see so many sad ways it can go wrong and have to really push yourself to EARN the truly good ending.
That's because it is a British cast. It wasn't localised in NTSC regions to begin with, only in PAL, hence a British cast was used. I would have liked to have heard the original cast do this as well and have a choice between those two casts and the original Japanese cast.
I don't care what anyone says, this is the canon ending to me.
Both pair of sisters are reunited, the curse is broken, everyone's happy!
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Sadly its not the canon ending... But its the best out all of them
@@HmmOddperson technically, all endings are canon one way or the other, we just follow a timeline with one specific ending
This should be the real ending
I just freaking hate fatal frame 3's story .
Sadly! Nope
If tri-force and dragon ball real, i wish this ending be canon
I wonder what would have happened if all the happy endings in Fatal Frame were the canon story line
Budder Fire the universe would implode
Either.
Rei dealt with Curse tattoo alone or Everyone help her.
I don’t care if this ending is non-canon! This is the true ending to me!
Why this is not the real ending???? Is so perfect, everyone is happy...
Reika Kiyomi 😢
Unfortunately not all stories can end in good vibes.
If they did, then what's the point of showing fallibility in the characters people pen?
Well fatal frame 3 got a happy ending at last
@@kevangrimmer Mio died in fatal frame 3 because she never woke up. but theres an uncanon photo of Kei introducing Mio to Rei and Miku. also i think it didnt end happy too cause Miku is actually not over her brother's death and she had a child with her brother and give birth to a shadowborn meaning Miku will still and not have that time left cause she gave all her life left to her incest daughter Miu
@@daneddieloayon2701 Mayu being sacrificed in II and The photo of Kei introducing Mio to Rei and Miku in III is the canon according to the Devs.
I just watched your walkthrough of this game and you did a great job! Thank you for uploading this! Kepp up the great work!
I can't stand the endings in which you have to sacrifice one of the sisters. Siblinghood is the most sacred bond in the world for me. So, and keeping the emotional factor in consideration, it's either "Promise" or "Shadow Festival" for me. No in-between will be reached on my watch.
Besides, "Hellish Abyss" makes Mayu look a bit possessive. I get Mio was feeling guilty for her sister's disability and wished to suffer with her, but two wrongs won't make one right.
I kinda liked the Ritual Shadow ending more. It was a lot more touching to me even though this is still pretty amazing. And~ you just got a sub~
I'm kind of glad this isn't the cannon ending because- although it's nice and happy- it just doesn't fit with the mood and genre of FFII and doesn't fit in with the theme of sacrifice throughout the game. I do appreciate it as an alternate ending because it's an interesting take that Mio and Mayu could both survive, but it definitely doesn't fit a horror game.
Just because something is sad and depressing throughout the game doesn't mean a happy ending wouldn't fit. If anything it makes it even more fitting to see a happy ending at the end of such a tale because it shows that not everything will always end in doom and gloom.
Something being a Horror game doesn't automatically entail a depressing ending.
@@bunsmasterbunny Agreed
@@bunsmasterbunny ~ My thoughts exactly. Your choices and actions determine the outcome. For better or worse. I like this ending because you were able to break the towns curse, and you freed the souls trapped there. Also, the sisters realized they could live happy lives without always being side by side. I'm just sorry this ending wasn't included in the PS2 version.
Swear to god I cried when I first got this and I’m crying again now
Mio and Mayu sound different than they did in the ps2 version. Did they get different voice actors for the remake?
Katelyn Slonina aye they did. Since this game was only localised in the PAL regions all voice acting comes from British talent.
This is Great Ending as Sisterhood
it should be re-realse on the switch with all teh other Fatal Frame games.
Faltan los 3 primeros, por fin hay remaster para Tsukihami No Kamen y Nuregarasu No Miko.
Hope we get a Remaster of this and fatal frame 4 in the future
Let's just hope it has this ending otherwise... I see no point.
I glad all the ghost to have regain conciousness
Their voice like whiskper. -_-
Coincidence but why is it "only one remains" Kind of thing?
The only one who survived was Mio.. Thus she suffered more in Fatal Frame 3 (Mio's canon ending is where everyond survived including yoshino but idk yet)
Nice
I Agree!
Promises....
Yes, unfortunately this is true!!!! Must be because of this that the Fatal Frame serie is my favorite!!!!!! ;)
crap sorry i meant lens i corrected it
Wait to fine happy end long time
Yeah that world be pleasant but tragic endings make for better impact
Ah but that's what pushes an ending like this to mean all the more because you see so many sad ways it can go wrong and have to really push yourself to EARN the truly good ending.
I just realise in the fatal frame 2 ps2 we never fight sae
You are wrong
We fight if played on hard or nightmare difficult
But it brings you the ending where Mio becomes blind @@danielsalles8188
@Ndaxlaehme Yeah I get you :) and cheers much appreciated
The ps2 version of the voices are better. They sound British, they should sound Japanese.
That's because it is a British cast.
It wasn't localised in NTSC regions to begin with, only in PAL, hence a British cast was used. I would have liked to have heard the original cast do this as well and have a choice between those two casts and the original Japanese cast.
@@KittyKatt_Luna80s bruh I know they're British, but what I'm saying is that they shouldn't be British and they don't sound right
@@kirbydied2875 agreed, they should have just asked the original voice actresses back