That's the point, I think! The world is mechanical, so being a mechanic makes you god. That's why the religion he created for this planet heavily feared and scorned mechanics, like false idols
I dont think he was responcible for the religion, though. The implication is that humans werent really intended to ever be on the planet but arrived through those two ships we see from the one concern and Isi locations @RetroBeany-
It is definitely the closest thing to a sequel hook in the game, yeah. But until we know for sure, I'm calling it Bluebird. A: It's a blue bird B: It's practically an Evil Robin, just look at it C: Robin's named after a bird.
This is when the game officially goes off the deep end. The world destroying eldritch monster with mind warping powers worshiped as a literal god turns out to be a spaceship for an interstellar alien bird trucker who is checking on your planets fuel reserves. And you kill it. Fuck.
"A castle doctrine, also known as a castle law or a defense of habitation law, is a legal doctrine that designates a person's abode or any legally occupied place (for example, a vehicle or home) as a place in which that person has protections and immunities permitting one, in certain circumstances, to use force (up to and including deadly force) to defend oneself against an intruder, free from legal prosecution for the consequences of the force used."
Fighting a Birdman may seem anticlimatic when you think you're fighting a god, but, when you think about it, while it can be funny, it also makes the story all the more tragic. All that pain, all that suffering, all those deaths, all of that was meaningless because in the end, the planet was just the gas station of a Birdman who had no clue he had created a religion with his space ship. Kinda reminds me of those stories where animals witness the effects of man and interpret it as the intervention of gods or something beyond their control and their understanding. It would have been epic to kill God, but God being an unaware imposteur gives the finishing blow to the Tri religion, with all their actions and devotion being rooted in a lie. In the end, we're nowhere as important as we think we are.
I always took it as being that the panet was built for some unknown purpose and he was just showing up to refuel it. Since the end shows all those trees popping out. I sure hope whoever he worked for remembers to send someone else next time or we just doomed the planet for good next time its running on empty lol
@Lord_Of_The_Yeety_Memes could be the case. I just dont see why destroying his ship made the planet EXPLODE with life like it was suddenly okami unless his ship was just loaded with ivory. I guess he couldve been transporting it too tho
@@vVAstrAVv late reply but i think his ship was loaded with ivory that he used as fuel, so when robin punches the seeds into it they just go blowing it up from the inside releasing all the ivory into the planet and growing the plants outside
@@BeyondBirthday8 well one theoory someone had in this section was that he was transporting ivory and stopped at the planet like a gassoline truck still stops at a gas station. Which made sense to me. I just like the idea that he was there to fuel up the planet because of the grim connotation that robin although saving her planet now might have doomed it long term if whatever powers that be either go "the indigenous life is hostile, exterminate it or leave the planet to wither next time"
@@vVAstrAVv yeah i kinda like that theory now, i wonder though did humans make some sort of deal with the bird people to have a new planet when they destroyed earth by sucking all its ivory? like they could have made this deal and in time forgotten some parts about it and ended up thinking the ship was a god that gave them the right to live on the planet or something
The true Iconoclast moment: when you literally destroy the 'god' of the religion that had Robin's world committing atrocity after atrocity in its name. And the final blow using the Isi seed, which triggers the chain reaction that revives the whole world is nothing short of pure poetry. Truly a perfect masterpiece.
And, if you stop to think about it, it's triple tragic: everyone built up a religion around a guy who used the planet as gas station O_o All the sacrifices, misery, trauma, war, zealotry, discrimination... all of it, because we couldn't understand what was really happening. Tell Agent Black what was she really fighting for. Tell the same to Royal. Tell Mina why are her people being persecuted. Tell Elro why his family was murdered. Tell Robin why having a wrench is a crime. Think about it. Now, cry.
@@JeshuaMorbus Black didn't believe at all, and only worked for One Concern because she felt a sense of duty. She even said that if a lie is told for long enough it becomes unwritten law. She'd probably be the only person who doesn't care about the reality of the situation.
I was laughing so much when he came out of his ship! I wasn't confused at all, but I was surprised and it made the ending ten times better, because everything suddenly made more sense AND it was goofy as fuck, which is almost always the case with the boss battles in this game. If you think the game should take itself more seriously or rather keep up with the craziness of the boss-fights... Why not both?! Honestly that's what makes the game unique: it's both crazy AND serious.
As soon as I saw him everything just clicked in my head and it all made sense Our god is a bird and a mechanic at that, so why don't we show him who the better mechanic is
I've heard people say this boss is supposed to be comic relief but... I just can't agree. Everything that was done throughout the entire game was in service of nothing, essentially. The One Concern was nothing but an overgrown cargo cult, Ivory isn't some mystical substance but rather a form of gasoline, and the "god" of the planet likely has no idea what the humans have actually done to his gas station to turn it into this planet. I feel like the actual implication of this boss are so much darker than people will say
which is the most out of nowhere final bosses out of the two a robot ball of darkness that has been mentioned afew times or a bird that wizard of Oz'ed the human population with no warning
Imagine your car runs out of gas, on your way to the gas station a random person forcibly pulls you over and insists that you are a god. You get creeped out by him and while you try to pull away he suddenly takes out a gun and shoots your car. You then hurry down the road, confused about what just happened. Once you finally get to the gas station you find out that it is completely empty. Suddenly a random person appears out of nowhere and completely destroys your car. You get out to try to defend yourself from the unknown assailant but your efforts prove fruitless and you end up getting killed by your attacker. This is basically what happened to the birdman
I love how Robin before she went down there was like "ok fuck it while you all complain about the end of the world, I fucking refuse to die without a fight so I'm going to actually do something like I've been doing this whole adventure and when I save the world don't ask me for shit anymore" and the fact that she doesn't want royals death to be for nothing
This music is super cool! There are hints of Mina's theme starting at 1:12 and best heard around 1:56. Then there's also hints of part of the Omega Wheel theme starting around 2:11. I LOVE when artists use parts of other themes in songs. My favorite composer for doing this is DM DOKURO, he's great at putting in little parts of other themes in his work, and he also has musical base themes for different areas like the jungle or space. A good example of that is the similarity between his "Infernal Catharsis" and "Murderswarm" songs, both based in the jungle.
This boss along with the Starworm ruined so many Lethal Boss Rush runs. I am so glad I learned that the blue balls the Starworm shoots from his hand can be reflected with the wrench.
The last battle is not mechanic vs trucker. It’s earth mechanic vs alien mechanic. Just as she was able to undue everything he built up around ivory and its religion. He was able to use mechanics to build it up. The last clash is two very equal and different mechanics fighting hand to hand.
I'm proud in myself for reaching this alternate fight Here is a page detailing exactly how: steamcommunity.com/app/393520/discussions/0/1700542332321728162/
Arguably both are true. He or someone like him may have created the planet as a gas station at some point, but Robin was born there. So they like... both have a De Jure claim on the place, or something? Eh, I've been playing too many Paradox games.
This is the same thing as you, part of a Cargo Cult, signaling towads a cargo plane, them assuming it is a distress call and thus landing the plane, only for you to kill the pilot.
when you get mina to fight with you you will get a dance of sesire mix of this song did anyone notice? tell me if you do btw to get mina to fight with you do this four steps maybe royal (when the issuglar is under attack) it's neat (when mina is explaining the ancient vessel it happan! (when reactivating the inti) i'm going with you (you MUST catch up with mina or you can hold down the left button)
It's a remix of the Machines boss music, you know when you fight that Pirate robot with Royal or the weird centipede machine in the Shock Forest So yeah you're not hearing things
@@lastpringle8904 I've done it before. Did you know that your relationship with Mina, Robin, and Elro effect different stages of the fight inside Robin's mind?
I think jays race might be in a intergalactic war with who idk and his just suppose to ship ivory from these ivory planets just this one so happened to have a bunch of people that started worshiping his ship and such I think the star worm is an actual star worm because of what Royal says he says it does look a lot like a star worm meaning it’s not a star worm but looks a lot like one witch is what leads me to believe it use to be a star worm I like to think it didn’t kill jay because it was malfunctioning but because the star worm finally gained back control and used its last moments for revenge
You can fight this alone or with mina but you want to know what woudl have been even better? All 3 robin mina and royal fighting together! Now that would have been an ending I would be okay with
I want a sequel so bad, this game absolutely grabbed me with the adorableness and gameplay at fkrst and flawlessly made it a favorite with the lore and characters, and then the even better gameplay on top
The entire game for me was one giant, stretched-out WTF. So by the time I got to the final boss, I didn't even question it. The Starworm is a giant space bird mechanic? Sure, why not?
When I first played Iconoclasts I thought the thing Black turned into was the finalboss and I was so let down. I'm glad this guy showed up because all of the late game bosses except Mendeleev and the big shield guy sucked
honestly the only think i find weak in this game are the boss themes. i don't find them threatening or memorable at all, with some exceptions (Fight Unseen, Moonlight, Memento Mori, Duel and Jet Black) i always replace this theme with Ragnarok of DMC2 when i play lol
I agree that Jet Black, Moonlight and especially Memento Mori are excellent. However, the one I actually listen to the most is Mother's theme. On the contrary, I don't really see much in Fight Unseen or Duel. If anything, Duel is just as generic as Whiteout, or Psychopomp, and considerably more generic then the three tracks it plays for the non-significant machine bosses. Though, all of them are better than this final track. EDIT: Listened to this Ragnarok you mentioned (ua-cam.com/video/UjqdhnJeBXo/v-deo.html), and honestly, it's somewhere on par with Psychopomp. Maybe it's just that I didn't play any DMC, but I really can't detect any trace of soul there.
I want a sequel so bad, this game absolutely grabbed me with the adorableness and gameplay at fkrst and flawlessly made it a favorite with the lore and characters, and then the even better gameplay on top
I want a sequel so bad, this game absolutely grabbed me with the adorableness and gameplay at fkrst and flawlessly made it a favorite with the lore and characters, and then the even better gameplay on top
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I just realized the irony that being a freelance mechanic was deemed a sin but their god was a freelance mechanic the whole time.
Do we KNOW he's freelance?
@@xdan- True could just be some alien who just needs ivory for his ship.
That's the point, I think! The world is mechanical, so being a mechanic makes you god. That's why the religion he created for this planet heavily feared and scorned mechanics, like false idols
I dont think he was responcible for the religion, though. The implication is that humans werent really intended to ever be on the planet but arrived through those two ships we see from the one concern and Isi locations @RetroBeany-
I like how even the _credits_ refuse to tell you what this thing was.
maybe that means that we will get a sequel in the future
It is definitely the closest thing to a sequel hook in the game, yeah.
But until we know for sure, I'm calling it Bluebird.
A: It's a blue bird
B: It's practically an Evil Robin, just look at it
C: Robin's named after a bird.
i read once and interesting theory that said it was a Blue Jay (a type of bird), as they are the antithesis of Robins.
So if Robin is a Red Robin, then this Blue Jay should be called.... Jay? Jay is actually a name, though
Blue Jay's does exist. Mordecai from Regular Show is based on them
"Who are you?"
"I'm you but stronger."
"I found you, faker!"
Before the fight starts Robin just like "YOU WANNA COME OVER HERE AND SAY THAT?"
Well he went over there
@@lief5957Faker? I think you're the fake mechanic around here!
You're comparing yourself to me? Ha! You're not even good enough to be my fake!
This is when the game officially goes off the deep end.
The world destroying eldritch monster with mind warping powers worshiped as a literal god turns out to be a spaceship for an interstellar alien bird trucker who is checking on your planets fuel reserves.
And you kill it.
Fuck.
Ah, Iconoclasts. The only game that asks the question, "What if God was an alien biker bird out on a joyride?"
And then you get to kick his ass for being a dick!
"A castle doctrine, also known as a castle law or a defense of habitation law, is a legal doctrine that designates a person's abode or any legally occupied place (for example, a vehicle or home) as a place in which that person has protections and immunities permitting one, in certain circumstances, to use force (up to and including deadly force) to defend oneself against an intruder, free from legal prosecution for the consequences of the force used."
Fighting a Birdman may seem anticlimatic when you think you're fighting a god, but, when you think about it, while it can be funny, it also makes the story all the more tragic. All that pain, all that suffering, all those deaths, all of that was meaningless because in the end, the planet was just the gas station of a Birdman who had no clue he had created a religion with his space ship. Kinda reminds me of those stories where animals witness the effects of man and interpret it as the intervention of gods or something beyond their control and their understanding. It would have been epic to kill God, but God being an unaware imposteur gives the finishing blow to the Tri religion, with all their actions and devotion being rooted in a lie. In the end, we're nowhere as important as we think we are.
I always took it as being that the panet was built for some unknown purpose and he was just showing up to refuel it. Since the end shows all those trees popping out.
I sure hope whoever he worked for remembers to send someone else next time or we just doomed the planet for good next time its running on empty lol
@Lord_Of_The_Yeety_Memes could be the case. I just dont see why destroying his ship made the planet EXPLODE with life like it was suddenly okami unless his ship was just loaded with ivory. I guess he couldve been transporting it too tho
@@vVAstrAVv late reply but i think his ship was loaded with ivory that he used as fuel, so when robin punches the seeds into it they just go blowing it up from the inside releasing all the ivory into the planet and growing the plants outside
@@BeyondBirthday8 well one theoory someone had in this section was that he was transporting ivory and stopped at the planet like a gassoline truck still stops at a gas station.
Which made sense to me.
I just like the idea that he was there to fuel up the planet because of the grim connotation that robin although saving her planet now might have doomed it long term if whatever powers that be either go "the indigenous life is hostile, exterminate it or leave the planet to wither next time"
@@vVAstrAVv yeah i kinda like that theory now, i wonder though did humans make some sort of deal with the bird people to have a new planet when they destroyed earth by sucking all its ivory? like they could have made this deal and in time forgotten some parts about it and ended up thinking the ship was a god that gave them the right to live on the planet or something
Robin the mechanic fighting a blue jay mechanic. I like that.
Oh... I did not put that together...
I FINALLY UNDERSTAND
The true Iconoclast moment: when you literally destroy the 'god' of the religion that had Robin's world committing atrocity after atrocity in its name. And the final blow using the Isi seed, which triggers the chain reaction that revives the whole world is nothing short of pure poetry.
Truly a perfect masterpiece.
Bird: "HEY! You ran out of ivory in this world!"
Robin: *And?*
Bird: "Oh, that's it!"
😂❤😂
Gonna level with ya. I was laughing through the whole fight. That twist at the end was such a whiplash and it was AMAZING.
The reveal was basically just...
Mina: It's a SPACESHIP!?
Robin: If it's a spaceship, _who's the pilot_ ?
___ : *_BIRD UP_*
@@sbeve4841 Jesus christ, this comment made the realization so much better.
Legitimately liked this boss since it made the ending way less depressing
And, if you stop to think about it, it's triple tragic: everyone built up a religion around a guy who used the planet as gas station O_o
All the sacrifices, misery, trauma, war, zealotry, discrimination... all of it, because we couldn't understand what was really happening.
Tell Agent Black what was she really fighting for. Tell the same to Royal. Tell Mina why are her people being persecuted. Tell Elro why his family was murdered. Tell Robin why having a wrench is a crime.
Think about it.
Now, cry.
@@JeshuaMorbus Black didn't believe at all, and only worked for One Concern because she felt a sense of duty. She even said that if a lie is told for long enough it becomes unwritten law. She'd probably be the only person who doesn't care about the reality of the situation.
@@weneedaladder8384 I never said she did (her usual attitude speaks volumes...).
@@JeshuaMorbus Birdman did nothing wrong, the human leaders did everything wrong.
@@eriktrp I didn't say anything about the birdman. From my perspective, he's just a truck driver with an attitude. Like most truck drivers : P
I was laughing so much when he came out of his ship!
I wasn't confused at all, but I was surprised and it made the ending ten times better, because everything suddenly made more sense AND it was goofy as fuck, which is almost always the case with the boss battles in this game.
If you think the game should take itself more seriously or rather keep up with the craziness of the boss-fights...
Why not both?! Honestly that's what makes the game unique: it's both crazy AND serious.
As soon as I saw him everything just clicked in my head and it all made sense
Our god is a bird and a mechanic at that, so why don't we show him who the better mechanic is
Lulink: goofy like all bosses in game
Agent black battle 2: well yes but no.
@@foxyfan6667 Yeah, that's one of the few exceptions.
@@foxyfan6667 Agent Black was the only truly serious part of the game. Whenever she showed up you knew there wasnt going to be any playing around
I've heard people say this boss is supposed to be comic relief but... I just can't agree. Everything that was done throughout the entire game was in service of nothing, essentially. The One Concern was nothing but an overgrown cargo cult, Ivory isn't some mystical substance but rather a form of gasoline, and the "god" of the planet likely has no idea what the humans have actually done to his gas station to turn it into this planet. I feel like the actual implication of this boss are so much darker than people will say
which is the most out of nowhere final bosses out of the two
a robot ball of darkness that has been mentioned afew times
or a bird that wizard of Oz'ed the human population with no warning
Imagine your car runs out of gas, on your way to the gas station a random person forcibly pulls you over and insists that you are a god. You get creeped out by him and while you try to pull away he suddenly takes out a gun and shoots your car. You then hurry down the road, confused about what just happened. Once you finally get to the gas station you find out that it is completely empty. Suddenly a random person appears out of nowhere and completely destroys your car. You get out to try to defend yourself from the unknown assailant but your efforts prove fruitless and you end up getting killed by your attacker.
This is basically what happened to the birdman
You end up getting crushed by your own car because that's literally how he died
"HELLO I WOULD LIKE TO REMIND YOU ABOUT YOUR CAR'S EXTENDED WARANTY-"
I love how Robin before she went down there was like "ok fuck it while you all complain about the end of the world, I fucking refuse to die without a fight so I'm going to actually do something like I've been doing this whole adventure and when I save the world don't ask me for shit anymore" and the fact that she doesn't want royals death to be for nothing
"hello i would like to remind you about your car's extended warranty." -robin, probably.
This music is super cool! There are hints of Mina's theme starting at 1:12 and best heard around 1:56. Then there's also hints of part of the Omega Wheel theme starting around 2:11. I LOVE when artists use parts of other themes in songs. My favorite composer for doing this is DM DOKURO, he's great at putting in little parts of other themes in his work, and he also has musical base themes for different areas like the jungle or space. A good example of that is the similarity between his "Infernal Catharsis" and "Murderswarm" songs, both based in the jungle.
Wrong game?
@@cymbabrzmiacy7561 I'm just giving an example.
@@JayStarPlays well that explains it
This boss along with the Starworm ruined so many Lethal Boss Rush runs. I am so glad I learned that the blue balls the Starworm shoots from his hand can be reflected with the wrench.
THEY WHAT
GODDAMNIT SO MANY DEATHS COULDVE BEEN AVOIDED IF I HAD KNOWN THAT
FUCK
What? i killed him in like, my first time, and was harder mode
I had absolutely no idea what was going on with the story at this point
your planet is actually a gas station and your god is actually a truck driver irritated by your gas station’s fuel shortage
That feel when your gas station is out of gas because some creatures infested it, and also destroy your vehicle, then your vehicle destroys you :(((
0:00 fight alone
1:09 fight with mina
Uh ? I fought this thing alone
Holly Verris me too
@@Nexus9997 If you say the right things, you can get Mina to help you in this battle. (Don't ask me the specifics, 'cause I don't know them)
I like how the bongos are pretty Mina style
Nevaska castanets you mean buddy.
When I got to here I was like “wait am I basically fighting myself here”?
Well ... let's suppose it's a Homologo other than what Robin's personality IS ...
the true fight of mechanics *BEGIN*
Yeah we show this guy who the best mechanic really is
The last battle is not mechanic vs trucker. It’s earth mechanic vs alien mechanic. Just as she was able to undue everything he built up around ivory and its religion. He was able to use mechanics to build it up. The last clash is two very equal and different mechanics fighting hand to hand.
Iconoclasts unironically has the best twist villain in all of media
Thanks for uploading all these tracks! Also, Mina only helps you fight if you choose certain dialogue choices.
But as I do, I've only seen it on UA-cam, and I do not know how ... but ... what dialogs ...?
Jear 99 I’m not sure which, but I think there are 3 or 4 choices where if you choose all of them right Mina comes to help you.
Yeah but I didn’t try that yet...
I'm proud in myself for reaching this alternate fight
Here is a page detailing exactly how: steamcommunity.com/app/393520/discussions/0/1700542332321728162/
Ooh, i want to try that! I wish I got that option first try but it wouldve been unlikely I wouldve lucked out every option
RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH.
One of the best games i've played
The song is called "Castle doctrine" because you're in his house.
Or is he in your house?
@@hawkecrail5186 Or is he the house?
Arguably both are true. He or someone like him may have created the planet as a gas station at some point, but Robin was born there. So they like... both have a De Jure claim on the place, or something? Eh, I've been playing too many Paradox games.
I think a castle doctrine has a affect on a vehicle which is what the "starworm" is
Fighting this thing was really fun, matching his wrench spin with my own and everything. Made for a really cinematic duel.
This is the same thing as you, part of a Cargo Cult, signaling towads a cargo plane, them assuming it is a distress call and thus landing the plane, only for you to kill the pilot.
That moment when the entire playerbase went:
*HUH???*
when you get mina to fight with you you will get a dance of sesire mix of this song did anyone notice? tell me if you do
btw to get mina to fight with you do this four steps
maybe royal (when the issuglar is under attack)
it's neat (when mina is explaining the ancient vessel
it happan! (when reactivating the inti)
i'm going with you (you MUST catch up with mina or you can hold down the left button)
i didnt understand a word
How do you get Mina to join the fight?
@@ninjapotatolorf6237 maximum friendship with Mina
I like how the song mixes in Mina's theme around these parts. 1:11 1:34 1:56
Okay, am I hearing things, or is this a remix of one of the previous boss themes?
Because if it is, that's actually incredibly fitting.
It's a remix of the Machines boss music, you know when you fight that Pirate robot with Royal or the weird centipede machine in the Shock Forest
So yeah you're not hearing things
It's mostly a remix of Machines, with Mina's Theme (Danse of Desires) thrown in.
mordecai was never the same ever since the incident
After beating Star Worm I defeated this bird boss very easily...
when he brought back the starworm i almost shat myself
i like how it's a groovy remix of machines (battle 2), isn't it?
What a tragic villain. man just wanted some gas but his vehicle was considered a god and he got killed because of it.
The "mechanic" effect is gone in this version. Great theme for a final boss.
Who'da thunk that a mindray and a strangers need for a resource could lead to all this trouble and anguish?
Great soundtrack!
Mina Theme sounds at around 1:35.
I wonder if it's because Mina can join you for this fight?
She apparently can if you pick all the positive replies to her, never done it myself but it's apparently possible
@@lastpringle8904 I've done it before. Did you know that your relationship with Mina, Robin, and Elro effect different stages of the fight inside Robin's mind?
I think someone put something in my drink...
Still loved this fight though lmao
I think jays race might be in a intergalactic war with who idk and his just suppose to ship ivory from these ivory planets just this one so happened to have a bunch of people that started worshiping his ship and such I think the star worm is an actual star worm because of what Royal says he says it does look a lot like a star worm meaning it’s not a star worm but looks a lot like one witch is what leads me to believe it use to be a star worm I like to think it didn’t kill jay because it was malfunctioning but because the star worm finally gained back control and used its last moments for revenge
1:11 *Mina joins the fight!*
It looks like a choozo, maybe...
It would be hilarious to see Lucas' reaction to the whole religion.
"YOU GUYS HAVE BEEN INFUSING YOURSELVES WITH GASOLINE!?"
i suppose there will be a sequel explaining wtf is that blue parrot alien
konjak has said on twitter he wants literally nothing less right now than to make an iconoclasts sequel so no such luck
Samus vs Chozo
at the end all the shit that happens in the metroid frachise its fault of the chozos
When you stop for some gas and the attendant initiates a fight with you
Kinda reminds me of streets of rage
You can fight this alone or with mina but you want to know what woudl have been even better? All 3 robin mina and royal fighting together! Now that would have been an ending I would be okay with
I'll do you one better the entire one concern army shows up to fight
I want a sequel so bad, this game absolutely grabbed me with the adorableness and gameplay at fkrst and flawlessly made it a favorite with the lore and characters, and then the even better gameplay on top
멋진 교훈이야😂❤
So, the master have learned from the student
*castanets intensify*
Bird
Dead Parrot Sketch in a nutshell.
The entire game for me was one giant, stretched-out WTF. So by the time I got to the final boss, I didn't even question it. The Starworm is a giant space bird mechanic? Sure, why not?
Did you know that this boss looks like Robin a little bit
Berd
When I first played Iconoclasts I thought the thing Black turned into was the finalboss and I was so let down. I'm glad this guy showed up because all of the late game bosses except Mendeleev and the big shield guy sucked
So they being they revere as a god is actually a space engineer coming to fix the shit humans fucked up
(In my opinion) I do not know why a bird dresses like a God ... I have no idea why ...
-mina anger expression-
It’s the Prophet, Muhammed!
Why, did you do that?
You have no right to speak of Islam with disrespect.
@@mahmoudlachine9106 fuckin lol
@@mahmoudlachine9106 k snowflake
honestly the only think i find weak in this game are the boss themes.
i don't find them threatening or memorable at all, with some exceptions (Fight Unseen, Moonlight, Memento Mori, Duel and Jet Black) i always replace this theme with Ragnarok of DMC2 when i play lol
Kang Jae-Mo
Same but I would add Psychopomp and Whiteout to that list.
those were pretty generic themes IMO
nice opinion
but in my opinion, all of the boss themes in the game are splendid
don't take me wrong, all of them are pretty fitting but i feel like they are to....souless.
I agree that Jet Black, Moonlight and especially Memento Mori are excellent. However, the one I actually listen to the most is Mother's theme. On the contrary, I don't really see much in Fight Unseen or Duel. If anything, Duel is just as generic as Whiteout, or Psychopomp, and considerably more generic then the three tracks it plays for the non-significant machine bosses. Though, all of them are better than this final track.
EDIT: Listened to this Ragnarok you mentioned (ua-cam.com/video/UjqdhnJeBXo/v-deo.html), and honestly, it's somewhere on par with Psychopomp. Maybe it's just that I didn't play any DMC, but I really can't detect any trace of soul there.
God this fucking bird ruined the ending for me.
I want a sequel so bad, this game absolutely grabbed me with the adorableness and gameplay at fkrst and flawlessly made it a favorite with the lore and characters, and then the even better gameplay on top
I want a sequel so bad, this game absolutely grabbed me with the adorableness and gameplay at fkrst and flawlessly made it a favorite with the lore and characters, and then the even better gameplay on top