Definately. I mean who even are these "Masters" that the Command Circuit spoke of? Are there more robots like him out there colonizing other planets? Why are all the lifeforms robots? Why even colonize to begin with? So many unanswered questions and the game did a good job at making me want answers to said questions.
@@thesnatcher3616 To answer some of your questions about the ending from what I understood: -The "Masters" are the (possibly organic) lifeforms who supposedly created the Arks and it's circuits and gave them the mission of colonizing planets (think about the gems in Steven Universe); -Considering the Commander circuit said that there are many Arks out there, it's safe to say there are more like him and the other circuits, but they probably wont be 1:1 copies as it would limit the boss variety; -It's because the planet the game takes place on is initially unhabited and everyone we see was either a creation of the Commander and the Ark or a circuit; -I really don't know for the last one, we'll see in a DLC or sequel. Honestly one the things I really want to know are the main circuits' original purposes in terraforming process, specifically Kai and partially Bit, both of whom seem to have been made with combat in mind (while Kai could be justified if we believe that his purpose was wat and handling other robots in case of rebellion, Bit's blades don't make much sense for a bot who runs fast and might be used to ship resources, either they were modifications he made to his armor or maybe a precaution in case the gravity circuit would be the one to rebel?).
@@thesnatcher3616 I have only one question. No, more than one question. 1. Why they colonising planets? 2. Why the 9 robots betrayed their masters if main antagonist said that those villagers would be replaced by alternative citizens. So then, if those 9 betrayed masters, then looks like they saw on those villagers of planet something special. And if considering the fact, that their actions is NOT a first time, so then they saw many types of aliens in different planets. So then, what makes them special? Because in fact, these 9 robotic idiots has NO reason for betraying
@@Endriu192 The whole point of this conflict is that it's the circuits choosing between the false security of continuing their job to colonize planets (which they don't even know why they have to do that) to make sure their masters (if alive) have a new place to live (which they don't know them), just because they've always been told it's the only thing they can do, or risking it and trying to defend people like them (the common bots) that have their same sentience but have been told again and again that they don't deserve to live: the home planet of the game in this context becomes the culmination of the circuits reflecting on this conflict and realizing it's better to create a society where people like them and common bots can live freely forever and create their own life instead of being limited by figures who are far away from them just to appease them even if they consider them nothing more than objects (which was also why they decided to redeem themselves saving those bots, as it's essentially a "sorry" to the bots they abandoned).
Could you edit the thumbnail to replace Commander Circuit in the bottom right? For fans of this game who are hopping in now it might appear in their recommended and spoil the fun of the reveal of the final boss.
Hah, but as for me, the preview is already normal. Although the ending didn’t make me shed tears, it was made with high quality and somehow even reminded me of the undertail, with 8 souls, but it was it that was made to shed tears from this ending, including the main plot and this is the perfect combination)
@@nersesbrawl7111 Cool, but my point is that this video spoils who the final boss is and what they look like in the thumbnail, and it could appear in the recommended of people who wanna be spoiler free.
Weirdly enough this kinda made my play through better. The commander looked kinda like nega so having him be actually good was one hell of a plot twist
27:59 I already like this game! Fight against all the bosses again, this is exactly what I love more than anything in the world! I love moments like this
Who is the hardest boss? Guessing from watching some videos: 1. Hash (very difficult, infinity mijinion) 2. Medley (annoying difficult) 3. Ray (difficult) 4. Bit (normal, at first but hard on special move) 5. Blade (normal) 6. Crash (normal, special attack wil catch you off-guard but becomes very predictable after your first time seeing it) 7. Cable (easy-normal) 8. Trace (very easy, commander yanmark gimmick of this game) Unpredictability and speed is always the major difficulty components in Megaman-esque game, predictability more. Hash has both, medley has predictability, ray and bit has speed. The rest don't have much in both.
I don’t know why, but looking at your videos with bosses, I have two questions: 1. Where do you get such epic games, so epic that you just want to give recommendations to others, after all, I watch many videos without rewinding to sum up later, and decide whether it is possible to recommend it to my friends or not. 2. ...Damn, I forgot what I wanted to ask...okay...there is no second question...Anyway, keep up the good work, by the way about Trepeng2, thanks for it, maybe I will have thanks your video, also with endings, art. Hmm, maybe someday you will find a place for my characters, so let's say a gift or something ... in general, for the fact that a person was able to impress me very much ... So far, I can not do global animations, HOWEVER, I always take these note ideas) 1:29 It seems that Soul Knight had a corporatization with the developers of this game, the skins are somehow very similar + the name "Metal Madness" (although this may be a reference to Metal Sonic, namely the race with him, which was called that, hmmm 🤔 )
Sorry, I'm a little confused, that section is not called Metal Madness, it just says that everything comes down to Metal Madness for me, in fact, that section is called Robot Madness
@@Endriu192 Zero used to be a maverick, but then he turned good. You are comparing Zero, who is now a good guy, to Kai and the rest of the circuits who are the Mavericks of the story.
@@hourglass2230 But it doesn't make sense since they have no reason to protect those people in that planet. If to believe of the words of final boss( because all characters are bland and forgettable), they are doing it not first time, but many times. They have already colonised most of planets. So then questions. 1. Why they decided to protect those people in THAT planet if they'll be replaced by other? 2. What makes those people special? 3. Why do we need the original and copy of Kai?
@@Endriu192 Answer to 1. They are protecting the robots because some of the circuits are hurting people, and if they leave the planet everyone will die.
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Okay. I officially believe that this game needs a sequel.
Definately. I mean who even are these "Masters" that the Command Circuit spoke of? Are there more robots like him out there colonizing other planets? Why are all the lifeforms robots? Why even colonize to begin with? So many unanswered questions and the game did a good job at making me want answers to said questions.
@@thesnatcher3616 To answer some of your questions about the ending from what I understood:
-The "Masters" are the (possibly organic) lifeforms who supposedly created the Arks and it's circuits and gave them the mission of colonizing planets (think about the gems in Steven Universe);
-Considering the Commander circuit said that there are many Arks out there, it's safe to say there are more like him and the other circuits, but they probably wont be 1:1 copies as it would limit the boss variety;
-It's because the planet the game takes place on is initially unhabited and everyone we see was either a creation of the Commander and the Ark or a circuit;
-I really don't know for the last one, we'll see in a DLC or sequel.
Honestly one the things I really want to know are the main circuits' original purposes in terraforming process, specifically Kai and partially Bit, both of whom seem to have been made with combat in mind (while Kai could be justified if we believe that his purpose was wat and handling other robots in case of rebellion, Bit's blades don't make much sense for a bot who runs fast and might be used to ship resources, either they were modifications he made to his armor or maybe a precaution in case the gravity circuit would be the one to rebel?).
@@thesnatcher3616 I have only one question. No, more than one question.
1. Why they colonising planets?
2. Why the 9 robots betrayed their masters if main antagonist said that those villagers would be replaced by alternative citizens. So then, if those 9 betrayed masters, then looks like they saw on those villagers of planet something special. And if considering the fact, that their actions is NOT a first time, so then they saw many types of aliens in different planets. So then, what makes them special? Because in fact, these 9 robotic idiots has NO reason for betraying
@@Endriu192 The whole point of this conflict is that it's the circuits choosing between the false security of continuing their job to colonize planets (which they don't even know why they have to do that) to make sure their masters (if alive) have a new place to live (which they don't know them), just because they've always been told it's the only thing they can do, or risking it and trying to defend people like them (the common bots) that have their same sentience but have been told again and again that they don't deserve to live: the home planet of the game in this context becomes the culmination of the circuits reflecting on this conflict and realizing it's better to create a society where people like them and common bots can live freely forever and create their own life instead of being limited by figures who are far away from them just to appease them even if they consider them nothing more than objects (which was also why they decided to redeem themselves saving those bots, as it's essentially a "sorry" to the bots they abandoned).
RIP Kernel, the bots will miss you
Ray isnt the break circuit, he's the optic circuit
And you forgot the boss fight of the actual break circuit, Crash
Bit is cool
good on you for putting the final boss in the thumbnail, gureat yobo
Could you edit the thumbnail to replace Commander Circuit in the bottom right? For fans of this game who are hopping in now it might appear in their recommended and spoil the fun of the reveal of the final boss.
Hah, but as for me, the preview is already normal. Although the ending didn’t make me shed tears, it was made with high quality and somehow even reminded me of the undertail, with 8 souls, but it was it that was made to shed tears from this ending, including the main plot and this is the perfect combination)
@@nersesbrawl7111 Cool, but my point is that this video spoils who the final boss is and what they look like in the thumbnail, and it could appear in the recommended of people who wanna be spoiler free.
@@RottenJerv oh, then I'm sorry
Lbh he won't listen, it's a rule to add at least 1 spoiler to your thumbnail of you make an will bosses
Weirdly enough this kinda made my play through better. The commander looked kinda like nega so having him be actually good was one hell of a plot twist
Hash is papyrus and there is no changing my mind
27:59 I already like this game! Fight against all the bosses again, this is exactly what I love more than anything in the world! I love moments like this
Your comment feels sarcastic but I do love boss rushes.
I think you missed one boss called the circuit named crash in ore mine stage
this one includes the minibosses btw
Lore of Gravity Circuit - All Bosses & Ending Momentum 100
Who is the hardest boss? Guessing from watching some videos:
1. Hash (very difficult, infinity mijinion)
2. Medley (annoying difficult)
3. Ray (difficult)
4. Bit (normal, at first but hard on special move)
5. Blade (normal)
6. Crash (normal, special attack wil catch you off-guard but becomes very predictable after your first time seeing it)
7. Cable (easy-normal)
8. Trace (very easy, commander yanmark gimmick of this game)
Unpredictability and speed is always the major difficulty components in Megaman-esque game, predictability more. Hash has both, medley has predictability, ray and bit has speed. The rest don't have much in both.
This game is so much fun
I don’t know why, but looking at your videos with bosses, I have two questions: 1. Where do you get such epic games, so epic that you just want to give recommendations to others, after all, I watch many videos without rewinding to sum up later, and decide whether it is possible to recommend it to my friends or not. 2. ...Damn, I forgot what I wanted to ask...okay...there is no second question...Anyway, keep up the good work, by the way about Trepeng2, thanks for it, maybe I will have thanks your video, also with endings, art. Hmm, maybe someday you will find a place for my characters, so let's say a gift or something ... in general, for the fact that a person was able to impress me very much ... So far, I can not do global animations, HOWEVER, I always take these note ideas)
1:29 It seems that Soul Knight had a corporatization with the developers of this game, the skins are somehow very similar + the name "Metal Madness" (although this may be a reference to Metal Sonic, namely the race with him, which was called that, hmmm 🤔 )
Sorry, I'm a little confused, that section is not called Metal Madness, it just says that everything comes down to Metal Madness for me, in fact, that section is called Robot Madness
how the fuck do you hit the final boss during its second phase?
are you suppossed to hit it at some specific moments?
This is like shovel knight
where's crash?
nvm i'm dumb
No srsly where is he
@@nightlypiano41 actually yeah where did i even saw him back when i watched this. maybe i mistook it during the crystal fight
@@ameryuu5369 bro isn't even here smh
10:10 bit pointing at some random person to check this out
Wheredahelliscrash
In my opinion, the story is bad. He's trying to copy elements from Mega Man X and Zero, but cannot realize why it was working there.
No, the story is just a reverse of the MegaMan X series. *You* are the mavericks in this story
@@hourglass2230 Zero was doing that better
@@Endriu192 Zero used to be a maverick, but then he turned good. You are comparing Zero, who is now a good guy, to Kai and the rest of the circuits who are the Mavericks of the story.
@@hourglass2230 But it doesn't make sense since they have no reason to protect those people in that planet. If to believe of the words of final boss( because all characters are bland and forgettable), they are doing it not first time, but many times. They have already colonised most of planets. So then questions.
1. Why they decided to protect those people in THAT planet if they'll be replaced by other?
2. What makes those people special?
3. Why do we need the original and copy of Kai?
@@Endriu192 Answer to 1. They are protecting the robots because some of the circuits are hurting people, and if they leave the planet everyone will die.