DEATH BATTLE Review- Chosen Undead Vs Dragonborn
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:29 Review
9:38 Outro
10:11 Reaction highlight reel - Розваги
The references aside from ones you know as follows:
Moonlight Greatsword appears out of nowhere and Chosen undead picks it up into badass stance is reference to similar asspull of weapon into badass pose in another game Bloodborne which this scene directly repeats. The boss is Ludwig btw.
Prepare to die bit is Dark souls' name for it's edition which is neat.
The way Undead jumps in and catches the lightnings is similar to how some dragon does it in Elden Ring.
Jank gag scene makes fun of both Skyrim stiff attack animations and dodgeroll's fast sudden animation.
Also, apparently the moaning is actually a sound the Chosen Undead does when they take damage in one of the Souls games, or at least I've heard.
@@alexpineda5960 It's mentioned both in analysis and in this video so i thought it was unnecessary to mention.
ah john darksouls vs jan skyrim
Hey I don't know what to do with this London bin knife can you help me
So to clarify the setup for the fight, it's a pure dark souls reference. The narration wasn't Dragonborn or the Chosen Undead, it was the primordial serpents from Dark Souls 1. There are two primordial serpents, one who wants somebody to link the First Flame and prolong the age of fire, and another who wants to let the fire die and beckon in an age ruled by the dark soul of man. Those two choices are a huge thematic component of the games, basically asking the player to make the choice at the end of the game whether to break the cycle or continue it.
The implication here is that the serpents are responsible for tricking the two into fighting. One is driving the chosen undead to link the fire and continue the cycle, while the other has told the Dragonborn to end it by extinguishing the First Flame. Unfortunately the two primordial serpents have the same voice actor in the games, and so by staying true to that in the death battle the scenario is a bit unclear to those who don't know Dark Souls Lore. But it basically added a secret objective to the fight, since linking the fire will make it burn exponentially stronger and make destroying it all but impossible until it starts to run out of fuel again. Unless you're the dragonborn of course, since as the video established, he's well beyond the level of the gods of Dark Souls, whose life essence is used to fuel the First Flame.
That's just what happens when you pit a series where the Gods are Real Shit up against one where the Gods are devastatingly fallible, I guess.
I think it also shows just how little the title of 'god' actually means in fantasy; whats a really powerful deity worthy of worship in one series is barely worth noticing in another. Honestly, thats why I thought this fight would go down the way it did; Elder Scrolls is just on a whole other level compared to Dark Souls. I did really love the conclusion that the Dovahkiin's arsenal wouldn't be able to keep the Chosen Undead from coming back but it didn't matter because the Chosen Undead would simply never be able to kill the Dovahkiin before losing himself; gives both characters their due and gives us a pretty cool fight.
wont linking the fire turn the chosen undead into a cinder lord?
@@reptilez5798 Yep, provided they are strong enough to both link the fire and survive the experience. I think the lords are weaker than before they did that so its not like it matters.
@@Lorekeeper72 oh i agree i just wanted to confirm if thats what happen if you link the flame
@@reptilez5798 It seems to be a rather rare occurance though; Gwyn became one but there were only 4 prior lords during Dark Souls 3 so unless there were more that just didn't feel like waking up, its likely that everyone else just burned to a crisp.
Member of the fan choir here! I think I speak for all of us when I say we’re super proud of our work, so I’m glad ye enjoyed the track. We all recorded this remotely with varying sound set ups, so it’s a testament to Brandon’s godlike mixing skills that it sounds that good. Great review Biff!
I love how the video basically starts with "Man, I'm so disappointed. This episode was really good..."
Still my favorite shot of the episode was when Chosen Undead lifted the Moonlight Greatsword with it covering half his face, with it being a reference to Ludwig, a boss from Bloodborne who used the greatsword in his second phase. Having the exact same shot. When me and my friend who both love the soulsborne games (Dark Souls + Bloodborne, Sekiro, and Elden Ring) we both popped off
I fucking died at 4:28
My sense of humor is dead
Edit: watched the full review, glad you loved the episode!
Unlike Nemesis.
He had to nickpick the episode way too much
@@dmcx-tv2308 dude get over it I'm crying 😭
You have the gist if the ending rather on point
The Chosen Undead eventually lost the will to try again and resorted to The First Flame to reach his end goal, in doing so he almost accomplished his goal by bringing The First Flame into the physical world as entailed in the first game, but the Fus Ro Dah literally extinguished the Flame and left nothing in it's wake. Without The First Flame though, the rest of the world will be plunged into darkness, which is why it looks confusing because it's a case of "I won, but at what cost?"
Isn't that kinda par for the course for the Dovahkiin though? The problems with stopping Alduin are brought up by Paarthurnax and then we got those daedra quests.
Man this episode felt like it was tailored made for someone like me
As someone who doesn't speak much about it but I'm a Huge Fromsoft dude whose favorite game from them is either Sekiro or Darksouls 3. This episode basically did everything I can hope for
Liam and the team deserved everything they get from this episode which is all the congrats possible
So someone who enjoys shitty animation?
My main problem with the fight was how limited the Dragonborn's arsenal was. That probably sounds silly as he was given a lot, but entire playstyles like Illusion, Conjuration and Alteration were barely used if at all. The Dragonborn has a skill where he can disarm a blocking enemy with a strong attack, so having the Chosen Undead block every single one of his attacks was a little disappointing. The Wabbajack is the most creative weapon possibly in the entirety of Death Battle and it got nothing. Auriel's Bow can essentially rain pieces of the magical realm (or, well, the sun, for simplicity's sake) onto his enemies. He can turn into a werewolf, a vampire lord or a dragon aspect. He can summon all kinds of freaky monsters and even tenticles from an eldritch realm. Not to mention, he can crouch and become invisible, or become ethereal, or bend the mind of his enemies.
Essentially, reducing Dragonborn to mostly a weapons fighter was a shame as a huge Skyrim fan. There is so much more creatively that could be done with him that just wasn't. The shouts were used well, but that's about it.
It’s crazy how I finished watching the ep and thought it might’ve been in my top 10 ever, and how they could top it
The next time trailer audibly made me scream
Hoping for the most banger first ep for one of my favorite franchises 🙏
EP is so damn good
But yeah as a fan of both series for next time my hype for that outweighes my love for this EP
I'm so happy misaka is on!!!
I’m so glad you enjoyed Fireborn. It too has become my favorite song besides Mighty. Also I loved this episode. I love Skyrim, so I was very happy to see so much stuff for his arsenal. I agree with liking Sauron vs Lich King more, but that’s mainly because I love that episode to an unreasonable extent. Still so happy with this episode.
The scene in the animation where the two characters get their strongest blades and run at each other while the music starts to peak may be the most hype moment in Death Battle history, at least top 5
Okay but if Light doesn’t take a chip and eat it while fighting Columbo then I think it would just be wasted potential tbh
My favorite minor detail in the fight is when the Chosen Undead holds up the Moonlight Greatsword to his face. They use the same angle as Ludwig from Bloodborne, AKA my favorite boss in all the From Soft games.
just something that was wrong (which is fair cause they sound similar), the initial narration was from 2 POVs not 1, the initial part of "burn the age of humans to ash" is the Dragonborn stopping the Chosen One from prolonging the Age of Fire by linking the flame, the Chosen One is being told to stop Dragonborn from snuffing out the light, bringing on the Age of Dark, these 2 POVs are from the primordial serpents Kaathe and Frampt respectively (they get credited separately in the credits of the episode)
I'm not the best at overall Dark Souls lore but from what I remember, the Age of Fire is the time of the gods where they rule the world, except they're kinda dicks and the world is already decaying in Dark Souls which is in the Age of Fire so it's not the best and being artificially prolonged by the First Flame.
The Age of Dark is the age of man where humans may rise up to rule instead of the gods, but the world is shrouded in darkness and could be fucked anyways, as well as humanity being dicks instead of the gods. It's much less certain how the Age of Dark would be but it's not a definitive end of the world, there isn't really a correct answer to it and these ages are stuck in a cycle regardless.
Probably won't matter in the long term not like they're ever gonna do a Dark Souls battle again but I think it's just good context for the episode and anyone who's interested.
To add to that context we have Dark Souls 3 where the constant relinking of the Flame has left the world in a real bad shape with basically everything being broken down and decrepit, even compared to how things looked in Dark Souls 1, and its pretty obvious linking the Flame again is the worst decision.
you know diocard is good when even the outcome being controversial doesn't take away from most fans enjoying the actual animation; it's good to see the guy who worked on that really getting to flex his creativity and work in this episode as well. Truly a fun watch, and big props to Liam.
What happens with the ending was that Chosen Undead was trying to link the Flame and become a Lord of Cinder for a power up, but because of lore scaling Dragonborn was able to shut that down and destroy Chosen Undead’s soul
It doesn't work like that. The title of "lord of cinder" isn't a power up. It's a demotion, Gwyn was demoted from lord of sunlight to lord of cinder because he gave up all of his power to extend the age of fire. Becoming the soul of cinders wouldn't give him much of a power up since the soul of cinder in DS3 was accumulated over countless ages and countless lord of cinders. If he just do it now, he'll only gain the knowledge of Gwyn.
@@cyberwolfy37 pretty sure it was more meant to be a reference to how, when the first flame was linked a thousand years ago, it vaporized a bunch of other guys in the vicinity, so the Chosen Undead was probably aiming for that, but the Dragonborn was powerful enough to withstand it and destroy the first flame.
@@alexpineda5960 Only problem I have with the fight is that I'm not sure the Dragonborn would be able to do that, The First Flame created the Lord Souls which includes the Dark Soul which, in an incomplete state, was able to create a world within a painting and that painting could survive the collapse of the world around it... not to mention that those souls should lose their powers over time as Gwyn tried extending the life of the First Flame to keep the other Lord Souls and his age alive, so in a world without the First Flame, the Dark Souls power theoretically should've completely faded... yet it was able to survive throughout uncountable ages after the First Flame faded... basically what I'm saying is that the First Flame managed to create something that broke the laws of physics and it seems that the only thing that can kill it is a natural flow of time (not manipulated time either as timelines began to merge and shift because the First Flame was fading which should've impacted it if it was affected by that)
Other than that, pretty solid episode imo.
@@lukasruston8618 from what I've heard of scaling, the Dragonborn can scale from outerversal to boundless pretty casually, so it definitely makes sense that he'd be able to extinguish the first flame.
@@alexpineda5960 I thought that was mostly because of his fight with Alduin... but I also thought that they had help for that fight from other legendary Dragonborn?
I'm so damn happy with this episode, I absolutely adore it. Been listening to Fireborn constantly; I haven't played either game, but the sheer amount of love and passion for both franchises (Especially the Bloodborne reference with the Moonlight Greatsword), I absolutely cannot wait to see the rest of this season if these two episodes are the standard of quality for it.
Biff warn us next time you put in an RDJ jumpscare
Fireborn so good indeed
Not only was this episode a high bar for 3D fights this season for me (I'm sure we will get 1 or 2 that top even this and thats not a bad thing) but Fireborn is honestly my most favorite piece ever so far, somehow beating out my love for Mighty
Having been a choir girl in school, not only do I love it to no end but I'm still kicking myself for missing out on the tryouts. Odds are I wouldn't have gotten in but the thought alone now badgers me XD Still a wonderful episode
Expected Dragonborn to lose so I was pleasantly surprised
My only complaint is that they give the limited spells as a weakness to the chosen undead despite dying over and over negating that downside for most of the fight and I wish the chosen undead could summon as well since it is a canonical ability but makes sense why he can't do it especially after he dies the first time
I love how when you said
The tapestry of death battle history
It lines up with the fucking background music
Probably a coincidence but shut up it's something wack I noticed
It actually was intentional, I realised it almost synced up when I initially put the music in so I moved it around to where it lined up.
@@BiffWeed awesome glad to see I'm not slowly going more insane
I was originally gonna do what you did with Po vs Ironfist and drop this episode's score by 6 points if they didn't name drop solaire. So glad I could give this one a 10/10 ❤
I don't know if the transition at 7:19 was on purpose but it looked amazing. Also the soundtrack might be my favourite of all time so to see you like it just as much validates that take.
5:50 That’s how I feel when I have to explain Fate or SpongeBob SquarePants cosmology/lore to someone with no context Lmao
As someone whose favorite anime of all time is Akame Ga Kill, 9:41 made me chuckle hysterically
1:50 Ah yes, ten thousand five hundred pounds of pure unadulterated C h e d d a r .
ds rundown is definitely best rundown in all of deathbattle for me, its ending message of the happy ending never existing and all the CU does is meaningless and him being eventually lost to time, but it doesnt matter as the struggle and experiences we had along the way is what truly mattered. its like the "maybe the true power was the friends we made along the way" meme but like actually good
Good review as always
Fireborn is GOATED.
Dragonborn vs Chosen Undead was amazing. Felt like a less cinematic Sauron vs Arthas, kinda like a “Diet” version. Easy 9/10.
Oh yeah they used Clear Skies words in the scene where the Storm Call shout was used, 0/10 immersion ruined.
Same for fuz ro dah to put out the first flame
It should have been clear skies
Mission failed
We'll get em next time
Yeah Liam may have created 2 of the best episodes Death Battle has ever seen in the last 10 years that are seeping with passion and care for the characters, creating some of the most epic and characterful moments in death battle; but he forgot Schrodinger that one time, he should lose his job frfr
He didn’t forget they acknowledged schrodinger in the episode
When I'm in an illiteracy competition and my opponent is in the VS community
Basically it gets confusing but there are 2 different characters beung voiced by the same person, frampt and kaathe. Frampt was telling the undead to stop db from extinguishing the fire, and kaathe was saying how the db needs to stop the undead from linking the fire
Gonna be honest I couldn't tell that it was the same actor haha
One thing you didn’t mention about the track that I really enjoyed was how it escalated in the finale. Once the two fighters have drawn their strongest weapons they charge forward as the music swells to an amazing crescendo as the two fight. I think that climax to the fight was the closest the series has gotten to recapturing the adrenaline rush I felt while watching Power Rangers vs Voltron, with the exception of maybe Vegeta’s Instant Transmission Finale Flash.
Great episode. Easiest 10/10 I’ve ever given in my life.
This is easily my favorite episode of the season and if they can top it anytime soon then I'll be impressed. Analysis for both was great, but I definitely enjoyed Dragonborn's more. The matchup is pretty much perfect the new 3D team and they did an amazing job with the entire fight. On top of that it also has one of the best tracks in the series. Easily a 9/10 and it could probably go up to a 10 one day. I know you aren't reviewing Killua vs Misaka, but it was the next episode so I guess that's a perfect opportunity to talk about it. It was pretty good, definitely better than Deku vs Asta in terms of anime matchups I don't give a shit about, but definitely the worst of the season so far. The analysis segments actually engaged me unlike Asta's which I've seen probably 3 or 4 times but instantly forget everything that happens every time. The fight isn't anything terribly amazing, but it's still good despite some janky sprite rigging. Overall a mid-low 7 for me, Rocket vs Stitch easily blew it out of the water.
I love how you guys are already speculating about Wiz vs Boomstick.
I didn’t realize until rewatch that they said “That’s right Boomstick” during the Brandon Yates sponsor segment
Please keep gushing about DIO vs Alucard in your videos I really like that episode
Good episode
Nothing like getting off work to watch a biff weed video
Lets hope they continue the streak of awesome episodes the next one has a lot of job to do i guess is going to be sprite battle i know some about both series i know more about the index series so all will be determine on how much they go deep in that series since in the novel almost everyone of the main cast is around galaxy to universal scale, the main protagonist and the last enemy were in the multiverse power level, if they only focus in manga and anime the figth will be more close at least i think since i dont know the full power killua
I really loved this fight. I mean, I'm not an Elder Scrolls fan (though I do hope to play some games soon), but I am a huge Dark Souls fan. Dark Souls 1 is one of my favorite games of all time, top 2 at least. And I got honestly all the milage I needed out of this episode. Especially when it came to the references and setting.
If you don't know, spoilers for the end of Dark Souls 1 but, the fight takes place at the Kiln of the First Flame, which is the final area of DS1 and where the CU and the Dragonborn fight is where you fight the final boss Gwyn. The fight seems to take place right as the game is originally about to end with you linking the First Flame. Now whats interesting is originally, you were to fight one more person before you truly ended the game, and that person was the NPC at the start of the game that saves you from the jail, Oscar. In early drafts of the first Dark Souls, Oscar was originally going to be a rival of sorts, and wt the end of the game, you were to fight him for who would be the one to link the Flame. But it was cut for understandable reasons and he now just dies at the start of the game. But I'd like to think that draft of the ending of the game is the inspiration for what the Dragonborn walking in to interrupt the linking kinda is. A little reference for those DS fans that are REALLY in the know.
Another detail I love is that the voice who's egging on the Dragonborn is Kaathe, the second serpent that wants the Flame to die out. And the one whos egging on the CU is Frampt because he wants the flame to live on, which is pretty "canon".
And theres a bunch of other things that I'm sure people have already told you in these comments lol. But those were two things i definitely wanted to point out. Amazing episode, S10 is off to an amazing start. I love this show.
This episode is number 3 on my list of all time favorites.
(Number 2 is sauron lich king, number 1 is megazord voltron)
TBH, The fight left me dead inside, but "Fireborn" is just straight-up epic! Possibly even better than One Ring to rule them all.
P.S. Wiz said, "That's right Boomstick" in the UA-cam Version, which made me smile.
I’ve said it before in a few other comments, but I’m a bit disappointed in the next time, mainly because I really really wanted a different matchup for Killua (I wanted him to fight Tao Ren from Shaman King…)
Like Phoenix Wight vs Saul Goodman, or Riddler vs Jigsaw (yeah, I know Super Why, but my preferred one aside from if Riddler faces Count Olaf), how would that work?
Like even being super generous, how in 8 minutes (absolute max they’d do for the battle) do they convey Light vs Columbo? That’d be a series of shorts or something.
Wildly different structure from their usual episodes I’m assuming. Possibly done as an audio drama for a lot of it, or by using a lot of hand drawn stills so they wouldn’t need to use as much animation.
@@BiffWeed I assume it would be multiple parts, which wouldn’t be bad, but stills is actually something I didn’t think of.
It actually does have a possible KO, so it CAN work, just a matter of the desire (which Death Note is very beloved, so it’s a POSSIBILITY, but they’re probably gonna go with something easier like Max (?) from Drawn to Life (if he doesn’t face Rudy from Chalk Zone).
It’s a fascinating matchup and like Sun Wukong or Spongebob, Sam Fischer, or even Goku, there have been different styles and background stories done.
Again, in Liam’s hands, well, it could be done
I wish I liked this episode more, man.
I get why people love it so much but personally, it's like...a 6/10. Least favourite of the season so far. Which goes to show how stacked S10 is so far in my opinion.
Anyways, great review as always, Biff! Always love coming back to this one in particular.
0:33 good
Another episode I definitely do not see the love for and notice more flaws then others, but at least other people are happy with it.
Also bold of you to imply John youtcha was ever funny
I did enjoy the episode, though I disagree with their conclusion. I'm after this, alucard vs dio, and Madara vs aizen I'm starting to wonder if being immortal is actually any good in a fight to the death lol
Is Biff Weed okay? I am waiting for the next two reviews!
Biff Weed made a community post a few weeks ago explaining what’s going on.
The attacks where faster then I would like but I still loved it
Hi Biff Weed remember you did a video about ranking every death in DEATH BATTLE. Can you do one for every music tack in DEATH BATTLE. Please it wood be there cool to see your thouse about this.🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
There were literally just a few things wrong with death battles ending analysis on why the chosen undead lost. Every new character you make (while picking a class) has a brief history on what that class is capable of. Such as picking the knight class, as in if you pick that class you were literally a knight so I don't know how that translates into the chosen undead have less combat experience. Then they go on to say that dragonborn is faster because of the speed of his arrows while also saying the chosen undead can react to near light speed, last time I checked an arrow from a bow isnt your speed it's the speed of the arrow so I'm pretty sure this makes chosen undead faster by a large margin. Also there's physical strength, chosen undeads strength should have easily had him winning in the actual sword fighting sections. There's definitely a few more but I don't want this to get any longer so thanks for reading if you did
There's other feats they didn't use and scaling chains that would've gotten to the same conclusion. It doesn't really change at all honestly.
TLD is still massively stronger than TCU via feats and scaling due to the Dragonborn being a Shezzarine. For instance, characters of this Magnitude have Strength feats of Lifting Volendrung(Yes the Daedric relic) and throwing it ACROSS TAMRIEL. the Dwarven King in Question who accomplished this feat did so as wherever the Hammer landed would be where they settled down. He was in Morrowind at the time. Volendrung landed in the New Land of Volenfell. Aka Hammerfell. Said king wasn't a Shezzarine. You want another strength feat from an ACTUAL Shezzarine? How about Pelinel Whitestrake swinging his sword so hard and with so much strength he literally KNOCKED NIRN(y'know, the PLANET) OFF ITS AXIS.
Even if I wasn’t an index fan I would STILL be excited about Killua vs Misaka. Because if Miles vs Static was already a great episode featuring Electric/Electromagnetic characters, then a character like Misaka (despite probably being weaker in power than Static) will take the Electromagnetic concept and crank it up to 20. If there’s a top 3 reps in fiction for Electromagnetism Misaka would be top 3 EZ because of how cool she makes it, being only beaten out by Static Shock and Cole Macgrath imo
Fair, I'm also cautiously excited, because considering Death Battle's track record when using slightly more niche anime characters, they have a tendency to butcher a character's personality, so while I think it could be good, I just hope we don't get Grey vs Esdeath 2... or Deku vs Asta 2... or Shadow vs Ryuko 2 (even though that one was still good.) Basically, while I'm excited, I'm worried they still might fuck it up.
@@alexpineda5960Wait, is Black Clover and Kill La Kill niche?
@@fabriceghazi2118 kinda, they have big fanbases don't get me wrong, but they're certainly not massive and there's a ton of people out there who've never watched or even heard of some of these series.
0:44 Third actually. I can completely understand why plenty of people think that but
Want to guess what number 2 is Lmao?
I've heard Strange vs Fate lumped into the same category but he didn't write that one so I don't think it counts.
@@BiffWeed …
Who Lives In a Pineapple Under The Sea?
Liam definitely put his all into that one but CU vs Dragonborn and Diocard are known as the ones he pushed for years, the ones he has said himself were his biggest passion projects. I don't think I've ever heard SpongeBob vs Aquaman be brought up in that same context
@@BiffWeed that’s a great point but To be fair I’m reffing to the fact in the commentary episode he literally calls AqauBob his “child” and has made it clear a good amount of times on cast just how much and how freaking Badly he’s wanted SpongeBob on death battle. To the point where he literally said and I quote: I feel like my true purpose in this world when I joined death battle was to find the “perfect” SpongeBob match up but I truly don’t believe it exists. In the grey Fox Snake Eyes Episode
And how he truly believes this is the “perfect” match up for SpongeBob SquarePants as a Francis and someone who well Liam didn’t technically have any history with the match up before he came across it. His connect was always with the struggle and gold to find the “ultimate” SpongeBob SquarePants match up and that’s what he truly believe he accomplished there, which is exactly why the episode went all out with countless jokes, references and “trying to feel like a homage to the series as a trilogy and pay its respects to SpongeBob for everything it gave us in our lives
That is why both Liam and I believe it counts as his second child
@@BiffWeed If you still diss agree I completely understand why, I just wanted to clarify, that well yes the match up itself hasn’t been one of his biggest dreams for years. Putting SpongeBob SqaurePants on Death Battle has been one of his most passionate goals even before he joined the team
Next time only confuse me for where it goes on the cypher? I can see the skull representing electricity but it is a stretch.
I’ve seen people guess it’s the pentagram since that’s apparently a common thing across both series
@@BiffWeed don't know either well enough to say pentagram works, but calling it now, by the end of the season people will either think the cypher was brilliant, with each symbol being a good match, or they will dislike the cypher and think the symbols don't work for the match-ups.
Fire born is good but " iam Powerfull i punche the best " line still better
Where's Steven vs Star?
No one:
Fireborn: *ascension*
4:18 Slows Time not Pause
Mighty remains on the top but Fireborn is a close second is VERY much a mood.
Dragonbarn IS NOT the strongest playable character in TES, that would be The Hero Of Kvatch.
The voice at the start was two seperate characters. One telling the Dragonborn to kill Chosen Undead or else the fire would destroy the world. And one telling Chosen Undead to kill Dragonborn to protect the fire. It references how easily Dragonborn is manipulated by evil deities, and cut content for Dark Souls where Chosen Undead would need to fight someone who sides with whomever Choseb Undead didn't.
Now onto the important part. How is it that none of you three have played Skyrim?
Skyrim is a huge time commitment and I just don’t have enough interest to dedicate that much time to it
@@BiffWeedI can understand your point of view from mainly one simple reason
Just how vast the community is really
The mods,sheer amount of people who play it and just everything about the game in general
I don't blame you tho it takes a while to learn Skyrim plus also how many things you can do too
I wouldn’t say the dragonborn doomed the world. The ending to dark souls that works in humanity’s favor is the flame going out so the age of dark can begin. Just about every problem can be associated to the age of fire going on for way to long.
7:06 You mean, the ones with the stupid names, there’s two
What's the other one?
TGIH (Thank God It’s Halloween)
I've actually come around on that one. It's stupid in the fun way, DIM is just clunky. Rare Jason vs Michael W over Omnilander
@@BiffWeedthe literal only W over Omnilander
why do you clutter the video with pointless highlights
Dragonborn being compared to Alduin is stupid because it's like comparing Vampires to Molag Bal comparing them to the sources of their power wgen Dragonborns have been feld by Dragons before.
This was a good episode but with how I barely know either series I kinda wasn’t interested. I still think Ant-Man vs Atom is way better. Probably out of bias but honestly I think it’s a way better episode.
This review was waayyy better than your "buddy" Nemesis Bloodryche's Review.
He kept on Nickpicking.
If you could not chat shit about my friends that’d be grand thanks
Bro think they The Big Cheese, The Head Honcho, The Talk of The Town and The Man of The Hour
@@BiffWeed I will, once you tell your friend to do a better job
Chosen undead automatically wins. Im a fan of both games, but if we take into account that the chosen undead had respawning as a power insted of a game mechanic, the they win off that alone. Not to mention that by using souls, they can increase their own strength by essentially infinite amounts.
Bad news he didn't win
@@kotykline2242 I know. This is my personal opinion, I should have made that more clear, sorry.
@@floor_tilet genuinely didn't matter that much. They didn't go into elder scrolls lore as deep as you'd think which, if it was used, would completely nullify the chosen undeads resurrection entirely. Even then, as they stated, it wouldn't matter. No matter how much was done on the side of the chosen undead he would never truly be strong enough to best the dragonborn.
@@floor_tileechnically he can't resurrect bc the first flame is gone and does in fact disable other fires from spawning in dark souls so when chosen undead touched the bonfire to save himself he technically went suicide not knowing the DragonBorn would snuff it out like a candle
I can see the DragonBorn kinda lost too bc he went down from how much shouting and manpower he had to lay the chosen undead from even coming back said it all
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