The fact Nas'Hrah aknowledges and compliments Kaiser/Le'garde's plan after dissmantling him to ashes in 1 really sells how different the situation in both games is, despite little yellow prince being the same scheme-manipulating prick
I think legarde isnt that huge of an asshole in this one, as he’s not as narcissistic and tries to bring another ascended god into being. However, he also cuts down millions in his path, so he still sucks
@@brycerodriguez244 I'd go so far as to say he's become the savior in truth that he once was a only parody of. He's burned his beauty, his reputation (Legarde is forgotten and Kaiser would be remembered as a monster in an empathetic world), his personal pride, his following, his chance at true ascendancy, everything he had or could ever have. All for this, all to get the plan over the finish line and rebase the human experience off shared hope and empathy. The wars that killed millions would have happened anyway in mankind's cycles of violence, that was the whole crux of his first plan's failure. His schemes simply gave meaning to otherwise senseless violence, and ensures the future prosperity of billions in a new world where this pain won't happen anymore. He spent centuries laboring behind the scenes to make a kinder world he had to know would never even accept someone like him let alone praise or worship, that's pretty damn heroic to me.
I think it would be really funny if Osaa had enough of Nas'hrah's constant jabs and started grabbing by his beard and swinging him around like nunchucks or a yo-yo
Well... Spoilers for Osaa's B ending: He does toss Nas'hrah in a lake or river when he gets his B ending and just says fuck having anyone as a master. I'mma be on the top this time.
There is also some interesting comments from Nash'Rah in the Museum when you talk to his statue and the one of the God of fear and hunger about the duality of the humankind.
I think kaiser, somehow didn't die but I have no clue either Marina's dad did that sinking thing too, and the only thing that comes to mind when I think of a blood ritual is the sigil drawn in blood close to the wasp nest guy and the moldy apartments
i’m gonna guess that the blood ritual he mentions is what caused kaiser to turn into that grey goop and sink through the floor. he did this ritual to escape death, which would make sense as to why nas’hrah is so mad. i bet kaiser is still alive and we will see him in the next game
The blood ritual he talks about is called a Pillar of Flesh , it's a ritual that binds a person's soul to a building in their death , Marina explains it if you examine the statue of flesh behind Samarie after defeating her (when playing as Marina) , she will explain that you must build the pillar and bind your soul to it , and in the case of your death your soul will be stored in there waiting for a replacement body , it's what Father Domek did (binding himself to the church of Alll-mer) and also the trick Nas'hrah pulled (binding himself to the bloody tunnels in F&H 1)
If he died or was resurrected, it doesn't really matter. What matters is D'arce got him to the ascension throne, and then she bowed down to him there. I suppose she stayed there and never ascended herself.
@@fabiendubost284 nah, he never ascended, he's not a God unlike the girl, he's a Ghoul at best, desinged to be everything D'arce wanted him to be after his bloodlust was satisfied.
@@KnightAngelGN The girl is different from the New Gods, even if she was born at their time. Her power is higher than them, I believe. As for Not-even-close-to-Griffith, I don't think so. He became a ghoul, yes. When you cast rot on him, that is obvious that happened. But what after that? I mean, Nas'hrah asks O'saa to call him a bastard baby, like back then. And when Nas'hrah has a talk with Le'garde, he happened to "advise" him back then. So I believe the part where bastard baby met Nas'hrah, reached the throne, started monologuing about his dreams of power, gets properly roasted by Nas'hrah, and went crying to the throne to become a New God, did happen. Except he was a ghoul thirsty for power AND blood. That makes him even more miserable than what he was before.
there's one more in the orphanage when you are in party talk looking at the painting of domek with marina where nas'hrah makes fun of marina for having daddy issues
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"you have to the pissing with that long hose of yours"
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Osaa confirmed hungest funger contender?
Osaa: the hell I would, wouldn't I?
@@kouyaaotsuki4757 nah it's marina
You know August is a beast if Nashrah only said to be wary of him
I feel like if Nas'hrah NEEDED to mention it , O'saa's long hose is the real beast here
Osaa long hose also mentioned by him you know
The fact Nas'Hrah aknowledges and compliments Kaiser/Le'garde's plan after dissmantling him to ashes in 1 really sells how different the situation in both games is, despite little yellow prince being the same scheme-manipulating prick
Did ossa plan something?
@@YogaProject-qz1cqNo, Le’garde.
I feel that somehow, o'saa and nashrah were like rick and morty, but the functional and intelligent role was reversed.
I think legarde isnt that huge of an asshole in this one, as he’s not as narcissistic and tries to bring another ascended god into being. However, he also cuts down millions in his path, so he still sucks
@@brycerodriguez244 I'd go so far as to say he's become the savior in truth that he once was a only parody of. He's burned his beauty, his reputation (Legarde is forgotten and Kaiser would be remembered as a monster in an empathetic world), his personal pride, his following, his chance at true ascendancy, everything he had or could ever have. All for this, all to get the plan over the finish line and rebase the human experience off shared hope and empathy. The wars that killed millions would have happened anyway in mankind's cycles of violence, that was the whole crux of his first plan's failure. His schemes simply gave meaning to otherwise senseless violence, and ensures the future prosperity of billions in a new world where this pain won't happen anymore. He spent centuries laboring behind the scenes to make a kinder world he had to know would never even accept someone like him let alone praise or worship, that's pretty damn heroic to me.
I think it would be really funny if Osaa had enough of Nas'hrah's constant jabs and started grabbing by his beard and swinging him around like nunchucks or a yo-yo
Well... Spoilers for Osaa's B ending:
He does toss Nas'hrah in a lake or river when he gets his B ending and just says fuck having anyone as a master. I'mma be on the top this time.
They're like Rick and Morty but slightly reversed
People like Nas'hrah are the main reason i don't use voice chat in online games.
Because you’re a wuss
I think Nas'hrah called me a squeaker in a COD BO1 lobby.
People like Nas'hrah are the main reason i use voice chat in online games.
@@KawaiiCanadafreememes😂💀
CALL HIM A MAGGOT BABY! DO IT! DO IT!
Netflix sh*tposting version of Mimir
I like how he shits on all of the survivors but August he’s like “Uhhhhhh he might be a problem.”
There is also some interesting comments from Nash'Rah in the Museum when you talk to his statue and the one of the God of fear and hunger about the duality of the humankind.
1:10 he looks so calm that this is happening lol
yeah osaa is the only one who doesn't give a damn whenever he's in pain
he's also the only character that doesn't scream when moonscorched
He survived the dungeons, and is a yellow mage. I bet he felt worse pains
Thanks.
Nas'hrah like a high school mean girl 😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤
It's almost endearing coming from a shrivelled head, go off king
Especially what he said about karin
in the museum there are some dialogs on 3 statues
what blood ritual he was talking about and why did he get mad with osaa for allowing it to happen?
I think kaiser, somehow didn't die but I have no clue either
Marina's dad did that sinking thing too, and the only thing that comes to mind when I think of a blood ritual is the sigil drawn in blood close to the wasp nest guy and the moldy apartments
i’m gonna guess that the blood ritual he mentions is what caused kaiser to turn into that grey goop and sink through the floor. he did this ritual to escape death, which would make sense as to why nas’hrah is so mad. i bet kaiser is still alive and we will see him in the next game
Its a ritual used by d’arce to revive le’garde after he was ultimately killed by ragnavalder in the first game.
The blood ritual he talks about is called a Pillar of Flesh , it's a ritual that binds a person's soul to a building in their death , Marina explains it if you examine the statue of flesh behind Samarie after defeating her (when playing as Marina) , she will explain that you must build the pillar and bind your soul to it , and in the case of your death your soul will be stored in there waiting for a replacement body , it's what Father Domek did (binding himself to the church of Alll-mer) and also the trick Nas'hrah pulled (binding himself to the bloody tunnels in F&H 1)
@@DylanVentolakaiser is just a blood golem created by legarde sitting in a green hue so I guess nashrah just figured it out and got mad af
Now Nas’hrah can’t call anybody ugly. He doesn’t even have eyes or a skin 😂 Osaa is beautiful ❤
Huh... So le'garde DID ascend. Was he alive or was he resurrected by D'arce then went to ascension, leaving her to die?
If he died or was resurrected, it doesn't really matter. What matters is D'arce got him to the ascension throne, and then she bowed down to him there. I suppose she stayed there and never ascended herself.
He was resurrected by D'arce, if you cast rot on Kaiser his skin falls, reveling that the S ending of D'arce is canon.
@@Rafesco
And then he ascended as a New God (and still get roasted by Nas'hrah).
@@fabiendubost284 nah, he never ascended, he's not a God unlike the girl, he's a Ghoul at best, desinged to be everything D'arce wanted him to be after his bloodlust was satisfied.
@@KnightAngelGN
The girl is different from the New Gods, even if she was born at their time. Her power is higher than them, I believe.
As for Not-even-close-to-Griffith, I don't think so.
He became a ghoul, yes. When you cast rot on him, that is obvious that happened. But what after that?
I mean, Nas'hrah asks O'saa to call him a bastard baby, like back then. And when Nas'hrah has a talk with Le'garde, he happened to "advise" him back then. So I believe the part where bastard baby met Nas'hrah, reached the throne, started monologuing about his dreams of power, gets properly roasted by Nas'hrah, and went crying to the throne to become a New God, did happen. Except he was a ghoul thirsty for power AND blood.
That makes him even more miserable than what he was before.
there's one more in the orphanage when you are in party talk looking at the painting of domek with marina where nas'hrah makes fun of marina for having daddy issues
He's always on crack
You missed monologue in museum, where god for knowledge statue (who was before Nas'rah), and Nas'rah statue
This game need a novel.
Kratos and mimir if they were true greeks
The Kaiser isn’t dead then
A video about all of someone’s exclusively written dialogues… …which you have to constantly be pausing to fkng read.
Same
nah, i'd say the reading pace for this video was just right - not too fast, not too slow, i didn't need to pause or rewind even a moment