I know this video is a little too long, so I've made a convenient list of some of the best or hardest fights in the game: [0:19:51] Gnome [0:58:23] Light Being [1:21:33] Frog's Wrath [2:16:42] Green Mage Duel [2:22:08] Shopkeeper [2:26:10] Dev Gnomes [3:00:49] Cat God And if you don't mind end game spoilers, you can also check this: [2:35:15] Lost Spirit's Revenge [2:42:26] Universe
@@Faux_Sunlight hey you can't call giant ant a boss, before the ant you have to deal with the sharks & their boss, right? And then the police, and only then the Ant.. am I wrong?
That's something vampire, no I mean vampire boy, no, vampire kid, uuh Ludwig, or Maybe fang, or is it Cassius, no it may be Freddy, or Victory Valentino, or just Valentino or it might be disco Jimmy, nah it must be Fridge, no I got it, it's definitely tonby, would Say!@@FranseD
@@JustAJosuke I'm actually impressed that one can legitimately beat it for that reason. There are a ton of RPGs where if the dev wants you dead, you're dead. They just throw a boss with stats that are probably even better than the final boss'.
Can ANYONE talk about how he DOESNT kill cat god or frog before the song is almost over? 1 Thats obviously more difficult couse you need to dodge more 2 We can hear full song, which is more satisfying
This was one of the funnest games I've played. Sadly, though, you can't enjoy the little animations and actions the bosses make during most fights because you have to keep your eyes towards the very bottom of the screen so you can see what's coming at you.
One is supposed to place their eyes at the center of the screen. If you place them at the bottom, it'll be too late to react and dodge, considering how slow an average human's reaction time is. Your point still stands though.
@@niji_k I don't look at very very bottom. I keep my eyes on the 'track' where all the notes come down. The characters are always just above there and any dialogue generally is higher than that. Thus, you don't typically see what's going on towards the top because it's just barely outside of your vision. Unless the game starts rocking the stage back and forth like a boat or outright spins it. In early fights, you can get away with glancing upwards without screwing up too badly but later fights, and even the optional ones, absolutely require you to completely ignore all other things on the screen other than where Red (or Pink) is and the notes you need to dodge.
everybody loves to compare this game to undertale, but i think its a lot closer to OFF. wandering through a world that has already ended, full of denizens too stubborn to let go. the colors and nonsense remind me a bit of yume nikki too. in the end though, this game definitely has a style entirely unique to itself.
@@person-cf3di It's funny how because you haven't seen how the game actually reacts to him getting hit, you think that's what happens lol. It only makes sense
So I've decoded the Higher Beings' speech (apologies if this has been done already) 2:09:48 : So, this is the specimen... 2:09:53 : i lIke hOW iT moVEs 2:10:02 : What do you think? (obvious) 2:10:10 : Are you willing to bet? (obvious) 2:10:15 : There is potential... (written plainly)
I think i see how you decoded it. I'm pretty sure you went backwards from the alphabet for the first two, the next pair was reversed, while the last one is written plain.
@@gabegrether8647 Yep. first sentence = alphabetical letter -1, ie. 't' becomes 's'. second sentence = alphabetical letter -2, ie. 'k' becomes 'i'. third sentence = sentence is flipped on its y-axis. fourth sentence = order of words is natural, but each word is flipped on it's y-axis. fifth sentence = written plainly.
this game is filled to the brim with amazing moments that evoke all sorts of emotions, but if i had to choose one as my favorite it'd be the ATM rematch where you're constantly being told "DO NOT DAMAGE EVIL PROPERTY."
I love how the Dev Gnomes fight literally tells the story of the game's development, plus the build-up to when the gnomes team up to sling waves at you is *mwah* perfecto
@@oshawott5308 Yeah, it's Screamadelica, by Primal Scream. A lot of people comment on the profile pic actually, it's great to know that people still like Primal Scream
The man has been standing their for years, maybe perfecting his voice to make it into a jazzy tone, realizing the situation of music and battle, he took the opportunity from being the Dark knight to the Jazz Knight. Honestly cant blame him.
I personally prefer Frog over Sans as the "punishment for going down the wrong path" person. Probably because his assistance up until that point is a bit more visible, and he's a lot less hostile, not blaming you until it becomes clear that you're pushing him on purpose.
What? Sans only becomes hostile once you've literally gone OUT of your way to kill every monster possible in every area, including all of the boss monsters and all the random encounters. You bleach the land of life by the time you get to him. You've killed his brother, and all of the friends he had in snowdin.
@@ImFangzBro yes because you've still killed monsters in a neutral context non-pacifist context. I don't know many people who wouldn't feel contempt for someone that had killed people. and there's still the history behind monsters having been locked underground by humanity. his hostility towards you isn't unfounded.
@@nitrogenbubbles4555 I get the feeling it might be because, under the assumption you were playing Undertale blind, you might have killed at least one or two monsters/bosses on your first playthrough without understanding the consequences. So you get lectured for doing something that seems normal for a video game (and in a couple instances is made to seem unavoidable). Which is being compared to what here seems like a deliberate choice with several warnings, with Frog only getting angry once you've proven your ill intent is deliberate.
@@Okada_Caelun the warning is the depth and personality of even the smallest monsters. Even in situations where it seems potentially inevitable, like the Toriel fight, it still hints to you by having toriel stop trying to hit you during the fight. And Toriel, and the froggits DIRECTLY telling you to use actions and to use mercy and spare instead of fighting right at the start of the game.
Who else has noticed that the 12)Masterpiece song is the same as 55)Cat God song? Based on Professor Orange's dialogue before the Masterpiece battle, the machine is an artificial replication of an ancient creature (Cat God). I guess this is a sneek peek and a bit of lore for the last boss of the game.
I like how in the second half (Genocide part), most of the fights are started by you, except Rasta Beast, whose battle is started by him trying to stop you. That's probably my favorite detail.
I liked this game tons, but saddly not sure if my skills can reach so far ahead. Still it's a bless to have this channel to see these awesome music and sound effect in it's entirety. Thanks a bunch Gellot! you're one of a kind.
in case anyone likes gnomes, here's all the battles with gnomes in them. 6. Gnome 19:51 22. Jump Rope 1:02:07 45. Higher Beings 2:09:00 50. Dev Gnomes 2:26:10 55. Cat God 3:00:49
When I played it the final battle (the universe) had me on the verge of tears for the symbolism and how epic it was, definitely my favorite indie so far this year
I appreciate all the little respect things, not just finishing everything as quickly as possible, but waiting until the song finishes, or their attacks start to loop if it's a new song. I love that!
i like how some bosses are normal, some bosses like gnome and higher beings fuck with your senses, then the sun just goes "DO NOT FUCKING SEE LITTLE PUPPET"
@@Doomroar The fight does occur during a sequence where the player character dies in the incinerator (which is what usually occurs during normal play). Which we can only imagine how weird death might be like before being reduced to nothing (going onto the next life, in the context of this game).
@@plingplong528 I already said what actually kills the player character, or specifically what destroys the doll Red. (Spoilers ahead) Pink is revived after 'dying' in the incinerator but lost the vessel they were inhabiting. Unable to cope with this loss, Pink creates an illusion of it to use while they continue with their task of releasing everyone from this universe of immortals. Frog mentions that this is what occurred in reality during the game's end sequence. In reality, Red was much like Geno from Super Mario RPG where they were a doll made animate by some spirit.
The best part about this whole video is that you not only get the satisfaction of seeing every single fight being down without a single hit on the player, but you also get to listen to the banging music in its entirety, plus their complete visuals of the fight, without any of the damage sound effects or visuals interrupting them
i come back to this every now and then, and no matter what, watching through this fully invokes dormant emotions. i adore everhood, and this video just servers to proove how amezing this game is while still leaving out the rest of the game for me to enjoy.
I have three things to say about this game: 1- It's te perfect mix with an RPG game and a Rhythm game 2- This game do a great job with mixing the 2D and 3D animations 3- A lot of bosses and songs to know what rhythm represents each. Note: I LOVE IT!!!
I learnt one thing from this game and i love the way this message was brought across: Death is not the answer. You have killed all the inhabitants of this world and yet they came back, when you reloaded the game. It even acknowledged that fact. The only way to set these immortal souls free is by uninstalling the game and not touching it again, because as soon as you reload, they all will be back in their immortal forms, because you didnt truly kill them. Nothing could. The only one who truly can is the player. Not the puppet the player controlls, but the player itself.
I think Oneshot has some similarities to this. Until the Solstice, your choice (save Niko or save the world) doesn't matter. But if you do some manipulations with the game files and start Solstice, you can actually free everyone. And the reload will be just a simulation via The World Machine, it will not affect the characters in any way - they are really free
There's something about this game that sticks in my head. As in, whenever I hear any of its OSTs, I remember it and all the characters. Speaking of, why isn't this super famous yet?
i don't think this was intentional, but the way the colors are balanced in your recording software made it so that all the black backgrounds in this game appear as the exact same color as the youtube dark mode background, which makes this unusually satisfying to watch. it's like the old old days of youtube when you could customize how the webpage appears on your own channel. like the fights are happening right here in my browser
A long time ago, there was a story about a world called the Neverhood. A failed attempt to create an Everhood. But life am good in the Neverhood. We wondered for so long; if this was the happiness of a failure, what would its success be like? Now we know. This is a worthy successor.
I finished this game recently and at first I didn't want to accept the route the game was nudging me toward. I kept apologizing every time I killed a character, and it hurt when they said they hated me. Still, it was worth it and the ending got me emotional. Such a great game with amazing music and visuals.
Huh, this game is like twice as long as I expected to be. Currently I just beat the quantam machine, so I'm sure I'm in for quite a ride. I love this game so far
Man, you need some insane reflexes to complete this challenge. Good job once again and keep 'em coming!! This game has also successfully freaked me out.
A mix of good reflexes, reaction time, and knowing what you can get away with when dodges attacks. Hit boxes are slightly deceptive with their size and generally in the 'smaller than they look' sense.
Idk what this game is but frog's wrath actually made me emotional even without story context EDIT: I have now beaten the game 4 times, and wow, how the hell do you no-hit stuff like cat god and dev gnomes?
my personal favorite battle, or more specifically, "battle" is the quantum battle, due to the attention to detail - uses stock music unlike every other battle in the game - most of his shots are aimed away from you, and the ones that do come to hit you end up curving towards you - his machine's doing all the attacks, and even when he does use that dinky little ray gun it's more to force the machine to do a different attack - the only reason he fails in the end is because his machine overheats, not due to any mistake of his own IN SUMMARY: *_DR ORANGE DID THE THING, YOU CAN'T EVEN REFIGHT HIM BECAUSE IT DOESN'T COUNT ACCORDING TO THE GAME_*
People are saying that the developers must have done psychedelics. But as far as drugs goes, this looks more like the kind of high that someone doping with adrenaline, cocaine and energy drinks would get.
In all my life of gaming, I never had a boss fight that made me cry at the end. Crying whilst dodging and shooting mind you. *Chef kiss* Truly one of my favorite games of 2021!
I describe the attacks in this game as follows: -Small Wave: Covers one tile, can be jumped over or Deflected -Medium Wave: Covers two tiles -Large Wave: Covers three tiles -Full Wave: Covers the entire row -Pillar: Covers one tile; can't be jumped over, but can be Deflected -Beam: Large string of Waves that covers one or several columns that must be dodged -Void Wave: Waves that can't be Deflected -Switch-Up: Waves that move across columns -Distortion: An attack that doesn't damage the player, but instead affects the HUD in interesting ways to distract the player -Jaw: Similar to Small Waves, can be jumped over or Deflected -Skull: Similar to Pillars, can't be jumped over, but can be Deflected
Aside from the obvious Light Being and Shoopkeeper fights being immediate favorites for their amazing songs and general context, I feel the need to say that GOD I love Zigg's fight so much. Everything about it is nearly perfect: the song is outstanding and it perfectly fits the vibe of a very mad guy trying to end you on a dance floor for a very petty reason, his sprites and animations are perfect too and feel completely natural for a character like him, and the general vibe of impending doom and final boss you get is masterfully crafted. Hell even the gameplay patterns flow perfectly and simply feel exactly like dance moves. This fight hooked me in immediately, and I'm extremely grateful it ends up being so early in the game, the ATM was cool and all but felt a bit on the cartoony and silly side vibe-wise, Zigg tells you that shit can hit the fan at any time. The one flaw I find is that maybe the last part is a bit too long
I just wanted to let you know that recently, you've inspired me to but this game on steam so I can attempt every single one of these amazing fights. I don't have a very good computer, so I've only made it to Frog 2 before hitting a brick wall with all the other fights. But I promise you that I shall beat every one someday, no matter what. You inspired me to beat this game, and I promise I won't let you down.
I'm betting that Grundall is Professor Orange's attempt at recreating the Light Being (due to similar lightning effects). Then the Masterpiece is obviously Professor Orange's attempt at recreating Cat God, since it uses that same opening music for both fights
Want another? During their fights you've likely noticed many of the residents that possess gems typically replace a sense with them; some *all* senses appear to have been replaced by gems. It's not that they've "given up" or "lost" that sense, they can still see and feel but the gem is how they do it. Here's where we get deep. During the finale sequences you end up with the Lost Soul's Revenge which also has your previous friends, foes, enemies, and essentially *every being* coming back to take a small swing at you; except enemies and friends whom all want *vengeance* upon red. *Their gems are missing. You took their gems. Keep this in mind.* While Orange exclaims that they now have not only the upper hand but *no physical constraints* to keep them back, they are *GEMLESS* without their senses. Even Rasta is blinded by hatred. *Every single being there is blind in some way or another.* Red through lack of agency as well. TL:DR? *For a game made by Gnomes it's real good.*
I just saw this. I know its fun and all of it but all the truths.. the last truth made me chill... and then smile. Sometimes, games can teach and tell more to change a little of how you see life. Masterpiece !
Allow me to disagree. Yes, this game wears it's undertale inspiration on it's sleeve. But it still manages to have it's own identity. Comparing everhood to undertale does both games a disservice.
@@turretboi Of course, I was only joking, both games have their own quirks and identities and never would I actually call it an "undertale-like" ! ...nor a DDR like that is XD
Light being is like a pure source of energy who's been putted in jail and that's why at the start of his fight,he's tiny and grow more and more because he was tiny to fit on the chest Pure genius
ive never played this game, I went to the gnome fight, wondered why there was an oddly realistic human head, then laughed internally when it started making noise
Would you like to hear an absolute truth?... Are you sure you'd like to here another absolute truth? There are many absolute truths, one of them is: For us, we live on forever. For you, it is only a matter of time. This life you have, that you hold onto, is subject to perception. It can be... Whatever you want it to be. No mountain too high, no valley too low. It is something to be cherished. To be /used/, and to be /enjoyed/. When you step away from our realm... Look into yours. Enjoy it as you have enjoyed ours, and your final day will be peace. Perhaps we'll see each other again. There is still much more of your game left to discover...
Whether or not Gellot did this on purpose, I don’t know, but some speedrun/nohit communities require you to see every pattern of the boss before you kill it (like the Terraria Calamity Mod’s verified nohits, who have minimum times or ‘must include every pattern’ requirements on some bosses). I doubt this was actually a constraint to Gellot, but it’s still unfathomable to me how it was managed, both in patience and skill. To me, I only think about BEATING the boss, not ‘seeing every note it can throw at me,’ remarkable.
![[FULL] RETROSPECTIVE : Final Fantasy Tactics](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/RUBmYqs1jZ0/mqdefault.jpg)
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I know this video is a little too long, so I've made a convenient list of some of the best or hardest fights in the game:
[0:19:51] Gnome
[0:58:23] Light Being
[1:21:33] Frog's Wrath
[2:16:42] Green Mage Duel
[2:22:08] Shopkeeper
[2:26:10] Dev Gnomes
[3:00:49] Cat God
And if you don't mind end game spoilers, you can also check this:
[2:35:15] Lost Spirit's Revenge
[2:42:26] Universe
whats up with the cat god fight?
Thank you... But I'm watching the whole damn thing
*AND NOBODY WILL STOP ME*
Insane, that was awesome
why is Light Being so disturbing, the song is very... unsettling for me
I first read "Spooky Minecart" as "Spooky Minecraft"
Boss 1: Frog
Boss 53: Universe
RPGs in a nutshell
"Ey I know you were just born 5 seconds ago and some shit but take this old ass dagger and go kill God"
don't forget that a trash bin can play music pretty neatly as well :'v
this is so good
Guess the game:
First boss, giant ant.
Final boss, eldritch god of pure chaos and evil.
@@Faux_Sunlight hey you can't call giant ant a boss, before the ant you have to deal with the sharks & their boss, right?
And then the police, and only then the Ant.. am I wrong?
The Dev Gnomes look like they just told you a joke and now their waiting for you to laugh
"Hoo hee ha ha. Hello there, old chum"
That's something vampire, no I mean vampire boy, no, vampire kid, uuh Ludwig, or Maybe fang, or is it Cassius, no it may be Freddy, or Victory Valentino, or just Valentino or it might be disco Jimmy, nah it must be Fridge, no I got it, it's definitely tonby, would Say!@@FranseD
My favorite gag will always be the dark knight looming ominously.. just to throw his sword aside and attack you with _jazz_
True
With a banger of a theme too
He’s just jammin out. What a guy.
Hessss DANKKNESS IS HIGH LEVELSS
Dank levels are supreme
Me: I bet my outdated graphics card could handle this game.
Gnome fight: I’m about to end this man’s whole career
Oh no.
The Universe fight: *ArE yOu SuRe AbOuT tHaT?*
they were onto some serious stuff xd
the psychadelic gnomes probably snort 4 tons of cocaine a day
Lol
If you ever feel like you're useless just think that someone got reincarnated as an inmortal rock-addicted mouse cursor
luck moment
Plot twist: When you kill the cursor it's Red's hand making the decisions after
@@SnivyTries The scenario you've made up is what actually happens, adding "plot twist" to your sentence was unnecessary.
I don’t think that sounds too bad, especially because of the song!
@@SnivyTries "plot twist" *says obvious shit*
The incinerator has no business being that hard
As gellot said in the video where he only showed the incinerator no-hit, you are supposed to die there, thats why it is so hard.
@@JustAJosuke I'm actually impressed that one can legitimately beat it for that reason. There are a ton of RPGs where if the dev wants you dead, you're dead. They just throw a boss with stats that are probably even better than the final boss'.
@@howareyoumoreofaclownthanme yeah it also sucks if you beat an “unwinable” fight and they just throw some impossible to dodge attack
@@howareyoumoreofaclownthanme or they throw a random brick form the ceiling that knocks you out instantly in a cutcene of something
@@gaelurquiz5755 uhh home alone?
Can ANYONE talk about how he DOESNT kill cat god or frog before the song is almost over?
1 Thats obviously more difficult couse you need to dodge more
2 We can hear full song, which is more satisfying
And also Evil Wiz.
Probably because they're showcasing every enemy
I would like to upgrade your profile picture
I can talk about that if you want me to! Thank You for asking!
Hey that rhymed! :D!
There are many fights in which he waits until the end, not just those two lol
This was one of the funnest games I've played. Sadly, though, you can't enjoy the little animations and actions the bosses make during most fights because you have to keep your eyes towards the very bottom of the screen so you can see what's coming at you.
that makes it more enjoyable watching someone else playing it =]]
One is supposed to place their eyes at the center of the screen.
If you place them at the bottom, it'll be too late to react and dodge, considering how slow an average human's reaction time is.
Your point still stands though.
@@niji_k some react faster than others but I still agree just saying someone out there can probably do it that way XD
Zigg's little dance is the best
@@niji_k I don't look at very very bottom. I keep my eyes on the 'track' where all the notes come down. The characters are always just above there and any dialogue generally is higher than that. Thus, you don't typically see what's going on towards the top because it's just barely outside of your vision. Unless the game starts rocking the stage back and forth like a boat or outright spins it.
In early fights, you can get away with glancing upwards without screwing up too badly but later fights, and even the optional ones, absolutely require you to completely ignore all other things on the screen other than where Red (or Pink) is and the notes you need to dodge.
Sans: is the hardest fight in the route where you kill everyone.
Frog: is the hardest fight in the route where you *don't* kill anyone.
everybody loves to compare this game to undertale, but i think its a lot closer to OFF. wandering through a world that has already ended, full of denizens too stubborn to let go. the colors and nonsense remind me a bit of yume nikki too. in the end though, this game definitely has a style entirely unique to itself.
@@CodeCombine a pretty famous RPG
definitely felt an OFF vibe to it too
the reason it-s compared to Undertale it's because in a way it is its anti-thesis, in Undertale "Nobody has to die" in Everhood "Everyone HAS to die"
YESS THANK YOU
I found out what OFF is because of your comment and Nitro Rad’s video on it! Thank You! :D!
The shopkeeper put more effort to protect his shop that most of the characters put to protect their life...
pov: you have violated the NAP
Gellot once again demonstrates his superiority over every other No Hit content creator
Zigg 2 1:32:17 got hit but its still impressive.
@@person-cf3di he didn't that's what screen does when zigg takes off his glasses
@@person-cf3di nope, that’s just the effect that happens when zigg’s glasses break. Same thing happens around 6:43
@@person-cf3di It's funny how because you haven't seen how the game actually reacts to him getting hit, you think that's what happens lol. It only makes sense
@@person-cf3di He didn't get hit
The gnome fight has to be the most terrified I've ever been jamming out.
So I've decoded the Higher Beings' speech (apologies if this has been done already)
2:09:48 : So, this is the specimen...
2:09:53 : i lIke hOW iT moVEs
2:10:02 : What do you think? (obvious)
2:10:10 : Are you willing to bet? (obvious)
2:10:15 : There is potential... (written plainly)
I think i see how you decoded it. I'm pretty sure you went backwards from the alphabet for the first two, the next pair was reversed, while the last one is written plain.
@@gabegrether8647 Yep.
first sentence = alphabetical letter -1, ie. 't' becomes 's'.
second sentence = alphabetical letter -2, ie. 'k' becomes 'i'.
third sentence = sentence is flipped on its y-axis.
fourth sentence = order of words is natural, but each word is flipped on it's y-axis.
fifth sentence = written plainly.
yup ceaser's cypher, first one moving the alphabet 1 letter to the left, second one 2 letters
this game is filled to the brim with amazing moments that evoke all sorts of emotions, but if i had to choose one as my favorite it'd be the ATM rematch where you're constantly being told "DO NOT DAMAGE EVIL PROPERTY."
I agree, the soundtrack really adds a lot at least for me
We live in a society.
My favorite has gotta be green mage. In terms of both character and battle.
His chaotic energy is just so great, and his battle reflects it perfectly.
That and that he makes a good DnD master. He's got pizzazz!
ok
Same
And has malicious compliance when it comes to running his games
Hate to be that guy. But every character uses gender-neutral pronouns
I love how the Dev Gnomes fight literally tells the story of the game's development, plus the build-up to when the gnomes team up to sling waves at you is
*mwah*
perfecto
your profile picture just channeled like, a different timeline me, isn't that from an old album cover?
@@oshawott5308 Yeah, it's Screamadelica, by Primal Scream. A lot of people comment on the profile pic actually, it's great to know that people still like Primal Scream
Your profile picture is..... Rubbish.....!
I didn't know of it, but I certainly intend to
Edit: Not bad
@@oshawott5308 what does this even mean
Sure was nice of the Everhood devs to include a game you can play along while listening to the banger soundtrack
It's crazy enough that you No-hit every single boss in Everhood, but you also chose not to kill them till they are at the last pattern?! That's crazy!
Nice omori pfp
Close
Your
Eyes
You
Will
Be
Here
Soon~
@@ghirardelio4037 Ichi ni san shi go fun
i call the final pattern the "please kill me" pattern
They also don't do it from the replay battle menu
I love how the dark knight has smooth jazz as his theme
The man has been standing their for years, maybe perfecting his voice to make it into a jazzy tone, realizing the situation of music and battle, he took the opportunity from being the Dark knight to the Jazz Knight.
Honestly cant blame him.
Also I gotta say the duel with green mage the music just bops so much
Also also the shop keeper got some funky muaic
@@Dona-bl7wp Agreed. Also Frog's Revenge in my opinion is one of the best.
@@pandaua7426 yee
he just out there living his best life
I personally prefer Frog over Sans as the "punishment for going down the wrong path" person. Probably because his assistance up until that point is a bit more visible, and he's a lot less hostile, not blaming you until it becomes clear that you're pushing him on purpose.
What? Sans only becomes hostile once you've literally gone OUT of your way to kill every monster possible in every area, including all of the boss monsters and all the random encounters. You bleach the land of life by the time you get to him. You've killed his brother, and all of the friends he had in snowdin.
Not really. The neutral judgements all contain some degree of contempt for you.
@@ImFangzBro yes because you've still killed monsters in a neutral context non-pacifist context. I don't know many people who wouldn't feel contempt for someone that had killed people. and there's still the history behind monsters having been locked underground by humanity. his hostility towards you isn't unfounded.
@@nitrogenbubbles4555 I get the feeling it might be because, under the assumption you were playing Undertale blind, you might have killed at least one or two monsters/bosses on your first playthrough without understanding the consequences.
So you get lectured for doing something that seems normal for a video game (and in a couple instances is made to seem unavoidable).
Which is being compared to what here seems like a deliberate choice with several warnings, with Frog only getting angry once you've proven your ill intent is deliberate.
@@Okada_Caelun the warning is the depth and personality of even the smallest monsters. Even in situations where it seems potentially inevitable, like the Toriel fight, it still hints to you by having toriel stop trying to hit you during the fight. And Toriel, and the froggits DIRECTLY telling you to use actions and to use mercy and spare instead of fighting right at the start of the game.
I love how for a transformation, unlike other games, Everhood: LETS GET NAKED
...When do they do that?
@@spidey5558 When you play as Pink
@@KawaiiNeko333 ...What?
@@spidey5558 The character? Pink? The one you play as in the latter half of the game?
@@lucylu3342 They're not really naked, or at least the game doesn't act like it.
The devs are really into psychedelic arts huh
Also Lost Spirit phase 1 rocks
Most of the music are psy / goa trance and I'm hope this will introduce people to the genre
@@RivadoShido really? I mean I'm only up to Incinerator but it's def prog metal on that one. I'm expecting some to be out of left field.
After getting the sword gellot: Oh. It's speedrun time.
I always love watching someone play the gnome fight and the frame rate just gets absolutely destroyed along with the recording
Ah, the simple pleasures in life
I call that move the "bitrate killer"
Who else has noticed that the 12)Masterpiece song is the same as 55)Cat God song? Based on Professor Orange's dialogue before the Masterpiece battle, the machine is an artificial replication of an ancient creature (Cat God). I guess this is a sneek peek and a bit of lore for the last boss of the game.
Weeeeeell... technically cat god is a secret boss and not the last boss of the game (the real final boss is the universe battle)
And I wondered why Cat God's theme sounded oddly familiar when I first fought it
I like how in the second half (Genocide part), most of the fights are started by you, except Rasta Beast, whose battle is started by him trying to stop you. That's probably my favorite detail.
Most. I said most. So don't reply about Lost-a-lot or Rob and Zob.
I think my eyes broke while watching the gnome fight
Me to
It sure did. just like mine
I liked this game tons, but saddly not sure if my skills can reach so far ahead. Still it's a bless to have this channel to see these awesome music and sound effect in it's entirety. Thanks a bunch Gellot! you're one of a kind.
in case anyone likes gnomes, here's all the battles with gnomes in them.
6. Gnome 19:51
22. Jump Rope 1:02:07
45. Higher Beings 2:09:00
50. Dev Gnomes 2:26:10
55. Cat God 3:00:49
Gnomederful
@@farents yes
We just got g-gnomed CUZ GNOMES ARE G-GNOMES!
I Want Gnomes
Gnomes also make a small cameo at the end of the Universe fight
When I played it the final battle (the universe) had me on the verge of tears for the symbolism and how epic it was, definitely my favorite indie so far this year
Random Fact: The Universe's theme is called 'Euthanasia Rollercoaster'. Considering the context of the fight, a very fitting title.
Everhood 2 is gonna come out
@@geld1gelld422 and the tone piano of rollercoaster still hear his first tones xd
Green Mage is just....the best. I love Green Mage so much.
19:51 in a nutshell:
What the heck is happening, did we EAT the gnome or something????????????
EAT the gnome... *flashbacks*
I appreciate all the little respect things, not just finishing everything as quickly as possible, but waiting until the song finishes, or their attacks start to loop if it's a new song. I love that!
i like how some bosses are normal, some bosses like gnome and higher beings fuck with your senses, then the sun just goes "DO NOT FUCKING SEE LITTLE PUPPET"
And cat God just hisses at you for 3 minutes straight
1:13:37 Now that I'm rewatching these, I've noticed that Pink is missing an arm here.
1:50:01 But has it back here. Nice attention to details.
That's a neat detail! Pink's also missing an arm during Post Mortem, but that's a bit more obvious.
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I'm not the only one think gnome is like a weird acid trip
Seemed like something someone going through a manic episode would dream about, if they ever calm down enough to sleep.
@@Doomroar The fight does occur during a sequence where the player character dies in the incinerator (which is what usually occurs during normal play). Which we can only imagine how weird death might be like before being reduced to nothing (going onto the next life, in the context of this game).
@@Techhunter_Talon in this run pc die from what?
@@plingplong528 I already said what actually kills the player character, or specifically what destroys the doll Red.
(Spoilers ahead)
Pink is revived after 'dying' in the incinerator but lost the vessel they were inhabiting. Unable to cope with this loss, Pink creates an illusion of it to use while they continue with their task of releasing everyone from this universe of immortals. Frog mentions that this is what occurred in reality during the game's end sequence.
In reality, Red was much like Geno from Super Mario RPG where they were a doll made animate by some spirit.
The whole game is
you can feel how calm the man is during the incinerator fight
The best part about this whole video is that you not only get the satisfaction of seeing every single fight being down without a single hit on the player, but you also get to listen to the banging music in its entirety, plus their complete visuals of the fight, without any of the damage sound effects or visuals interrupting them
i come back to this every now and then, and no matter what, watching through this fully invokes dormant emotions.
i adore everhood, and this video just servers to proove how amezing this game is while still leaving out the rest of the game for me to enjoy.
I appreciate you showing as much dialogue as you can for each of the bosses
I have three things to say about this game:
1- It's te perfect mix with an RPG game and a Rhythm game
2- This game do a great job with mixing the 2D and 3D animations
3- A lot of bosses and songs to know what rhythm represents each.
Note: I LOVE IT!!!
I learnt one thing from this game and i love the way this message was brought across:
Death is not the answer.
You have killed all the inhabitants of this world and yet they came back, when you reloaded the game. It even acknowledged that fact.
The only way to set these immortal souls free is by uninstalling the game and not touching it again, because as soon as you reload, they all will be back in their immortal forms, because you didnt truly kill them. Nothing could. The only one who truly can is the player. Not the puppet the player controlls, but the player itself.
wow, that's deep. undertale had something like that too right?
@@yaviklam5368 i dunno
@@yaviklam5368 a similar message, yes.
I think Oneshot has some similarities to this. Until the Solstice, your choice (save Niko or save the world) doesn't matter. But if you do some manipulations with the game files and start Solstice, you can actually free everyone. And the reload will be just a simulation via The World Machine, it will not affect the characters in any way - they are really free
36:34 when playing I was so focused on the battle I didn't even notice the little moves the scientist does for every special attack, so cool
This is certainly one of your more impressive feats, a titanic undertaking.
There's something about this game that sticks in my head. As in, whenever I hear any of its OSTs, I remember it and all the characters.
Speaking of, why isn't this super famous yet?
dude.. i heard a music track in here i have not heard literally in YEARS. Gunnar Olsen: Barge - it's the music for Quantum Battle
Just finished Everhood truly an experience there is no way to describe it
Shopkeeper has NO right to sound THAT good
i don't think this was intentional, but the way the colors are balanced in your recording software made it so that all the black backgrounds in this game appear as the exact same color as the youtube dark mode background, which makes this unusually satisfying to watch. it's like the old old days of youtube when you could customize how the webpage appears on your own channel. like the fights are happening right here in my browser
Turn the quality of the video at 144p at 20:48 for a better experience
My eyes hated it, my ears loved it.
Frog's Wrath just slaps.
A long time ago, there was a story about a world called the Neverhood. A failed attempt to create an Everhood. But life am good in the Neverhood. We wondered for so long; if this was the happiness of a failure, what would its success be like?
Now we know.
This is a worthy successor.
I finished this game recently and at first I didn't want to accept the route the game was nudging me toward. I kept apologizing every time I killed a character, and it hurt when they said they hated me. Still, it was worth it and the ending got me emotional. Such a great game with amazing music and visuals.
They had no right to make a sound track that Slaps this hard and I appreciate them for it.
I can feel the UA-cam video encoder crying out in pain when the gnome song starts....
Huh, this game is like twice as long as I expected to be. Currently I just beat the quantam machine, so I'm sure I'm in for quite a ride. I love this game so far
Man, you need some insane reflexes to complete this challenge. Good job once again and keep 'em coming!!
This game has also successfully freaked me out.
A mix of good reflexes, reaction time, and knowing what you can get away with when dodges attacks. Hit boxes are slightly deceptive with their size and generally in the 'smaller than they look' sense.
i think the midway part where you gotta kill everyone is making me terribly sad, even killing the labyrinth monster makes me sad
Nah the labyrinth monster can suck it. That mf gave me a heart attack speeding to me at like. mach 4.
this game is like rhythm heaven, earthbound and guitar hero combined and i love it
Idk what this game is but frog's wrath actually made me emotional even without story context
EDIT: I have now beaten the game 4 times, and wow, how the hell do you no-hit stuff like cat god and dev gnomes?
i can give you story context if you want
Play the game and find out ;)
It's called Everhood btw
F-FOUR? IN THREE WEEKS...
...time to forfeit my gamer's licence
@@qwerty99846can you give me some?
Only for the frog tho:)
@@shimaaalayie9965 everyone is immortal and suffering
I watched a 3H long video of a game I don't know anything about...
And I do be jammin
Same lol
Same here:)
my personal favorite battle, or more specifically, "battle" is the quantum battle, due to the attention to detail
- uses stock music unlike every other battle in the game
- most of his shots are aimed away from you, and the ones that do come to hit you end up curving towards you
- his machine's doing all the attacks, and even when he does use that dinky little ray gun it's more to force the machine to do a different attack
- the only reason he fails in the end is because his machine overheats, not due to any mistake of his own
IN SUMMARY:
*_DR ORANGE DID THE THING, YOU CAN'T EVEN REFIGHT HIM BECAUSE IT DOESN'T COUNT ACCORDING TO THE GAME_*
Respect to this guy for somehow mastering all the tricks in this game
Its 3 am and I've learned absolutely nothing about getting flashbanged by the battles.
People are saying that the developers must have done psychedelics.
But as far as drugs goes, this looks more like the kind of high that someone doping with adrenaline, cocaine and energy drinks would get.
I’m just wondering how you got this information.
This game is a real underrated masterpiece
Undertale: don’t kill any one you where supposed to spare them! they had families!
Everhood: but with if they needed to die, to be free.
Thanks Chris. Thanks Jordi. You made one of the best videogames ever.
Lost Spirit's Revenge and the guitar part of Frog 's Wrath absolutely slap.
I love how the Brown Slim Mushroom fight is literally just a shrooms trip, lmao
What a game. It's theese little gems that put the art and the passion in making a game
EVERHOOD 2 ANNOUNCED
REALLY?! BOOYAH!
Though I gotta wonder how that story is gonna go.
> See "Checkpoint" in Zigg battle
Boy, that guy REALLY liked his drink.
In all my life of gaming, I never had a boss fight that made me cry at the end. Crying whilst dodging and shooting mind you.
*Chef kiss* Truly one of my favorite games of 2021!
I describe the attacks in this game as follows:
-Small Wave: Covers one tile, can be jumped over or Deflected
-Medium Wave: Covers two tiles
-Large Wave: Covers three tiles
-Full Wave: Covers the entire row
-Pillar: Covers one tile; can't be jumped over, but can be Deflected
-Beam: Large string of Waves that covers one or several columns that must be dodged
-Void Wave: Waves that can't be Deflected
-Switch-Up: Waves that move across columns
-Distortion: An attack that doesn't damage the player, but instead affects the HUD in interesting ways to distract the player
-Jaw: Similar to Small Waves, can be jumped over or Deflected
-Skull: Similar to Pillars, can't be jumped over, but can be Deflected
Don't forget green mage lightning attack
And the rainbow wave
Jaws and skulls deal double damage
Also, green mage lightning attack
Aside from the obvious Light Being and Shoopkeeper fights being immediate favorites for their amazing songs and general context, I feel the need to say that GOD I love Zigg's fight so much. Everything about it is nearly perfect: the song is outstanding and it perfectly fits the vibe of a very mad guy trying to end you on a dance floor for a very petty reason, his sprites and animations are perfect too and feel completely natural for a character like him, and the general vibe of impending doom and final boss you get is masterfully crafted. Hell even the gameplay patterns flow perfectly and simply feel exactly like dance moves. This fight hooked me in immediately, and I'm extremely grateful it ends up being so early in the game, the ATM was cool and all but felt a bit on the cartoony and silly side vibe-wise, Zigg tells you that shit can hit the fan at any time. The one flaw I find is that maybe the last part is a bit too long
I just found this game, i hated green mage at first but now i utterly love them!
Devs Early game : aye whadup wanna chill with basic beat ?
Devs Late game : okay YOU LITTLE SHI... time to break fingers
"Inject the Gnome song into my veins." i totally agree!
you asking for trouble? no troublemaking in my shop!
*drugs you*
ive seen this vid probs 6 times over the past couple years this shits like a baby sensory vid... awesome job :]
Idk why but I love the post mortem theme the beginning sounds so ethereal
That's the point.
I just wanted to let you know that recently, you've inspired me to but this game on steam so I can attempt every single one of these amazing fights. I don't have a very good computer, so I've only made it to Frog 2 before hitting a brick wall with all the other fights. But I promise you that I shall beat every one someday, no matter what. You inspired me to beat this game, and I promise I won't let you down.
Just realized that the weird head in the gnome fight is saying "HI THERE MY GORGEOUS" in a glitchy voice (at least, that's what I think it's saying)
I'm betting that Grundall is Professor Orange's attempt at recreating the Light Being (due to similar lightning effects). Then the Masterpiece is obviously Professor Orange's attempt at recreating Cat God, since it uses that same opening music for both fights
Want another? During their fights you've likely noticed many of the residents that possess gems typically replace a sense with them; some *all* senses appear to have been replaced by gems. It's not that they've "given up" or "lost" that sense, they can still see and feel but the gem is how they do it.
Here's where we get deep. During the finale sequences you end up with the Lost Soul's Revenge which also has your previous friends, foes, enemies, and essentially *every being* coming back to take a small swing at you; except enemies and friends whom all want *vengeance* upon red. *Their gems are missing. You took their gems. Keep this in mind.* While Orange exclaims that they now have not only the upper hand but *no physical constraints* to keep them back, they are *GEMLESS* without their senses. Even Rasta is blinded by hatred. *Every single being there is blind in some way or another.* Red through lack of agency as well.
TL:DR? *For a game made by Gnomes it's real good.*
1:26:52 damn, the sheer DOMINANCE at display here
I just saw this. I know its fun and all of it but all the truths.. the last truth made me chill... and then smile. Sometimes, games can teach and tell more to change a little of how you see life. Masterpiece !
The transition between the n1 to the n55 is crazy.
You deserve so much more love for these man. I hope you’re not stressing yourself out much with these super long videos.
You literally fight Oscar The Grouch through sweet Mexican tunes and aggressive Dance Dance Revolution.
This is the best video game ever made.
we also get walmart dr. eggman that controls a walmart epic games controller whose boss fight is literally touhou
10/10 game
So basically, Undertale but everyone agressively DDRs at you
Yes that is indeed everhood in a nutshell
* so basically undertale but way better
Allow me to disagree. Yes, this game wears it's undertale inspiration on it's sleeve. But it still manages to have it's own identity. Comparing everhood to undertale does both games a disservice.
@@turretboi Of course, I was only joking, both games have their own quirks and identities and never would I actually call it an "undertale-like" ! ...nor a DDR like that is XD
Ever heard of an au called Dancetale
Light being is like a pure source of energy who's been putted in jail and that's why at the start of his fight,he's tiny and grow more and more because he was tiny to fit on the chest
Pure genius
I like to come back to this video to watch some of my favorite battles with a satisfying No-Hit, i really love Everhood
The amount of respect I have for you just quintupled.
ive never played this game, I went to the gnome fight, wondered why there was an oddly realistic human head, then laughed internally when it started making noise
in conclusion- you do not f--- with the gnomes
Would you like to hear an absolute truth?...
Are you sure you'd like to here another absolute truth?
There are many absolute truths, one of them is:
For us, we live on forever. For you, it is only a matter of time. This life you have, that you hold onto, is subject to perception. It can be... Whatever you want it to be. No mountain too high, no valley too low. It is something to be cherished. To be /used/, and to be /enjoyed/. When you step away from our realm... Look into yours. Enjoy it as you have enjoyed ours, and your final day will be peace. Perhaps we'll see each other again.
There is still much more of your game left to discover...
Whether or not Gellot did this on purpose, I don’t know, but some speedrun/nohit communities require you to see every pattern of the boss before you kill it (like the Terraria Calamity Mod’s verified nohits, who have minimum times or ‘must include every pattern’ requirements on some bosses). I doubt this was actually a constraint to Gellot, but it’s still unfathomable to me how it was managed, both in patience and skill.
To me, I only think about BEATING the boss, not ‘seeing every note it can throw at me,’ remarkable.