"Before I enter the sleep that calls me to the sword, I wish to relay to you words that I recorded many times over the course of our journey..." "Your Wii Remote batteries are low."
Navi.... kinda just flew away without a word, but Fi... well, Fi was not the best companion, but her farewell is what it makes you feel so emotional and think of the events you had with her.
"May we meet again in another life" Fi was in Breath of the Wild. It all makes sense now. Sure she only had one line, and sure only Zelda heard it, but Fi was conscious within the master sword. They did end up meeting again.
It's implied that she speaks telepathically to Zelda in the final memory after Link collapses to tell her that Link can still be saved, and to Link after he finishes Trial of the Sword to signal that Link has "become one" with the sword and unlocked its true strength. It plays a few notes from Fi's theme each time, and it makes a very similar sound to the sound when Fi is about to pop out in Skyward Sword in both scenes.
My mother died the year SS came out. This game helped me to cope and grief, but the moment Fi said Farewell, it felt like saying truly goodbye to my mother. It crushes me everytime.
Sorry to hear Man, you made me cry ALL the way across the world here in Brazil, I am truly sorry for your loss. know that there are several other people capable of transmitting love to you, may you have a great life.
Your mother is always with you. You are proof she existed. You are proof she loved and lived a good life. Your master sword is your heart. Hold on to it. It's the same heart your mother gave you. I will keep you and your mother in my prayers.
My heart breaks for you 💔 I went through a similar thing when my dad passed away unexpectedly. There are times when video games truly are the best comfort when going through tough times.
Rory Neville he probably still does, just in hiding, what if all his reincarnations are being watched by the first link, so he can see if Fi is still there, and makes sure that times hero will live
Totally agreed. I’ve played like 6 or 7 Zelda Games since 1998, and just recently Skyward Sword (I didn’t think it was a good game for all the bad comments I’ve read), but I gave it a chance. I ended crying like a baby when I finished it. Fi NEVER seemed annoying for me, on the contrary, I felt she was a loving, caring and wise partner. I’m truly thankful for a game like this. It is not in my top 3 of favorite Zelda Games, but it definitely has taken my heart.
@@fallenghouls since you posted this 2 months ago I assume you played the switch port which drastically reduced the times that Fi would want to talk to you about anything and everything and also fixed minor annoyances slowing the movement of the gameplay, although I will admit the amount of “criticism” it revived was a bit overblown and became kind of a meme itself. I love the game, the story and characters are definitely some of the best when it comes to the Zelda series but the Wii motion controls were a bit of a struggle at the time.
She never left us. She was within the sword through every adventure, every battle, she is the true hero we will never forget fi and she will never die.
@@TheBoiooo If anything she's more likely to be in the game now. The first game she was in was the one where you forged the master sword only fitting she would be in the game were you need to re-forge it.
Just finished my run last week and I feel the same. Even though she was like a computer assistant, the goodbye made it feel sad. Plus, Impa made me lay down in silence for like 20 minutes.
In the HD version she doesn't tell you your batteries are low. You never experienced how truly annoying she was originally. She would tell you literally every time your wii remote batteries are low
The first time I ever saw the scene after finishing the game, I my damn eyes out. Though she was annoying at times, Fi really was a true friend to Link, and it broke me apart when when Link puts the sword back in its place. Still, not three years later, it still breaks me apart. One of the best and most emotional scenes in this game. I'm hoping to get the words "may we meet again in another life" tattooed on me in Hylian one day. Before this, I've never felt so much emotion over a video game.
And people say he’s emotionless within the games he shows distress when Zelda enters that weird crystal slumber and feels sorrow knowing fi is gone but is still happy knowing she’s fulfilled her purpose and people think that he’s just a blank slate skyward sword link isn’t like the other links he’s a character with a past and a story that touches even the coldest of hearts, this in my opinion is the best link in the entire series because he’s not just a blank slate for you to control he’s a character who shows emotion through every little facial expression and the multiple option answers all of them feel like he’s the one making the decisions not just you, and that my friends is how you make a true character and he shows emotion that is his, completely distant from the players actions, and he’s the first link (time line wise) meaning that fi was right about them meeting again not only is fi with link in this adventure but in every game she’s with you helping you even in her eternal slumber may this story be forever blessed with the purity of the goddess hylia. This seen will forever make me shed tears every time I watch it, it’s truly the best story to ever come out of the franchise hats of to you Nintendo.
I completely agree, perosonally my favorite emotional part link showed in this game is when Zelda crystallized herself, you can see how frantic link is when hes hitting the crystal over and over, and it makes sense since he and zelda have been friends sinze they wete kids
Skyward sowrd link is probably the most emotionally complex of the any incarnation. from his relationship with Zelda, his companionship with Fi, and the somewhat brotherly bond he ends up forming with Groose, this game does the best job showing Link's emotional side
7:40 i was shocked. this whole time the old lady guarding the sealed temple was Impa. Now it makes sense when she said that she should guard the temple till the end of her time.
Tears of The Kingdom was a great story, but I don't think any Zelda game has hit me harder than this one. The writers went crazy for Skyward Sword. And the music here does alot of heavy lifting too. Best Zelda story
I loved both Midna and Fi.... and although Midna had an emotional goodbye, this one is more emotional to me. And I think I understand why. Midna... She stayed with you throughout your entire journey, going from selfish at the start, to selfless. Her attachment with Link grew overtime. When she said goodbye, she shattered the Mirror of Twilight on her own accord, and still lives in the Twilight Realm, just unable to enter the Light World. Fi.... Essentially starting as a glorified robot, players (hopefully) start getting attached to her. The attachment never *seems* to progress, as she never really changes, but this moment... Fi is willingly putting herself in an eternal slumber, and it's only now players realize how attached to her they were getting. The many adventures that they went through with her. All the dungeons, the search for Zelda, all of that was done thanks to Fi's help and companionship. And although most players may not realize it, they slowly get more attached with her as the story goes on. When she says goodbye, she *has* to go into an eternal sleep, and in this eternal sleep, she's essentially dead. Not only that, but she started to feel happiness. She started having feelings, and thanks you for the adventure. To sum it up Midna is still alive, living on in the Twilight Realm, shattering the Mirror of Twilight on her own accord. Fi is essentially dead, in an eternal sleep in the Master Sword, and once a lifeless robot, now starting to have feelings of her own, and she can't even expand on that.
Fi is still forever in the master sword(except maybe for the new zelda game cuz we dont know). Midna can never visit again bc the mirror broke and thats that. Fi may be able to one day leave the sword again, but midna isnt coming back
@@hollowcat0196 I do indeed hope so but even if she did, is link in botw her link or a different link? Think of how heart breaking that would be for her to recognize link only to realize he has no recollection of her or the adventures they endured. The players would be overjoyed to finally after all these years see an old friend only to be crushed again once midna knows that her bond with link is broken. At the end of twilight princess it kinda seems like minda truly loves link.
Every time I hear Fi’s farewell I just start balling. Too emotional. And then Zeldas Lullaby, oh my heart. I knew that zeldas song was from skyward sword but I couldn’t remember which part, despite having played the game multiple times. Then when Fi and young impas farewells we’re over and they crossed through the gate, I heard the music and everything just came back to me. All the memories, the frustration, the excitement, the laughter, the whole lot of it. It made me who I am, my childhood, and the person I am today. Thank you, Nintendo.
Same for me. The Legend of Zelda is also a great factor to my childhood as well, which is why I'm gonna be a world-famous, multi millionaire author that will one day work with Nintendo.
When I heard Fi's sound in the Master Sword in Zelda BOTW and the music after completing the Trial of the Sword I felt kinda happy... becuase of what she said in this game... "May we meet in another life..." And that's what happened, Link's reincarnation in BOTW heard her... and Zelda, they met again :')
It may seem like Fi and link never met again, but they've already met on multiple occasions. Because much like Ghirahim, she is the embodiment of the goddess sword, the weapon wielded by the goddess, which was later obtained tempered by the sacred flames into the *Master Sword.* She may appear to be gone forever, but she lives on within the Master Sword, and continues to watch over link, even in breathe of the wild.
Thank you, Master Link. May we meet again in another life. Ages later... Link: Yayy! I got the true master sword!!! *Fi sound* Link's old conscience from skyward sword: OOHHH MAH WOOORDDD
How could people dislike this? This is a great game and an underrated companion, and to know Fi has always been with you, no matter what Zelda game is truly amazing. I cried when I first saw both of the characters' farewells, but we see them in almost every game, The Legend of Zelda is truly a beautiful story. (Sorry if that was really long)
This was the first video game to honestly make me break down. Fi may have been annoying, but she did a great job of telling us when our batteries were low. This game is my favorite Zelda game. The emotion is displayed so perfectly.
Pause at 01:55 and you can see the hilt of the blade forms the look of a loftwing where the diamond is the beak with wings and claws holding the sword. Also... i miss you fi :(
"I will always be here, but this is when we talked, and now even that has come to an end. There's something I never got to say to you: Hello. Hello Hero. It's so very very nice to meet you." Feels similar, if you catch the reference.
last time i played this game was 10 years ago as a kid. i've forgot most about this game but fi's farewell makes me fucking emotional, man brings tears to my eyes and shit
I actually really loved to travel with Fi in this game and I always cry my eyes out when I see this part😭😭😭❤❤"I hope we'll meet again in an another life"💙💟
there is a sidequest in breath of the wild.... in witch Zelda hears a mysterious voice from within the Master sword. A tear almost rolled down my cheek ;)
I haven't played the game either but here's what i got from watching an abridged version of this game, Your wiimote battery notification want to sleep for a couple hundred years and your girlfriend's friend from the past turns out to be a grandma in the future and she dies when you found out
I always had a theory that during Fi's gratitude, how she appears in front of him is simply Link's hallucination that she's still there. When she disappears, he realizes he was imagining Fi's face, for he actually wanted to see her.
Fun memories of finishing Skyward Sword, deciding to replay Ocarina of Time, seeing the Master Sword glow in that familiar way before dealing the final strike to Ganon, then crying over Fi all over again.
I loved Fi and she’ll always be with me. I know what Nintendo did with this. After SS I felt like the Master Sword recognized me for real when I was able to hold it in each game I replayed after, or even in BOTW. When I heard Fi’s noise I felt so special because I am able to recognize her too.
Skyward Sword isn’t my favourite Legend of Zelda, but it is up there, and I think I can say with confidence this moment is the first time a video game has made me cry, and to this day not many games have achieved this. SS is so underrated.
Old video I know, but the saddest part of this video is that links response to fi saying that they were just master and servant shows that link thought of it as alot more.
Maybe, Breath of the Wild is after Skyward Sword. ”May we meet again in another life.” In Breath of the Wild, in the last memory maybe Fi is trying to save Link.
There's something so sad and deep about an aritificial grasping at the task of getting in touch with feelings. Even Knowing that they cant feel, you selfishly want to connect with them emotionally, to send them your love and comfort. Yet you end up having to feel for both yourselves.
One of the most emotional scene in the video game history. And the most incredible thing is, that characters doesn't voice but we are still crying for the Fi's departure...
I've never played SS fully so I haven't watched this scene but is it just me that genuinely cried when Fi was gone when link opened his eyes. How Fi's theme changes makes it all the more heartfelt
everybody is talking about the breath of the wild Fi and how she was there all along but idk when botw takes place but lets just say its at the end.. Skyward Sword's timeline starts at very beginning hence why the master sword didnt look like it at the beginning. So that means Fi was present through everything like ocarina of time, majora's mask, twilight princess, all that good stuff... it was only at this time that Fi knew that her master was gonna die before Ganon was defeated so she told princess Zelda to save him and yeah yeah you know the story
This makes me weep, like Legend of Zelda has played an amazing part in videogame history and making a prequel before every game really aged well even though it may not be everyone's favourite Legend of Zelda game
let's be honest, we all do agree that Fi was a little bit annoying right? like reminding our controller's battery over the time, but it still shatters our heart when watching her farewell
No matter how many times I play this game I always end up crying at the end. My first Zelda game was Twilight Princess and it showed me how epic a story can be, however my second TLoZ Skyward Sword showed me how legendary and emotional a game can be.
When Link drew the Goddess Sword from the pedestal in the Statue of Hylia, Fi registered Link as her Master, and nothing more. When Link dropped the True Master Sword into the pedestal in the Temple of Hylia, she de-registered Link, but still said some last words to him, as she saw him as a hero and friend.
![Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword- Fi's Gratitude [Extended]](/img/n.gif)
"Before I enter the sleep that calls me to the sword, I wish to relay to you words that I recorded many times over the course of our journey..."
"Your Wii Remote batteries are low."
LOL ME TOO AND RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BATTLE WITH DEMISE!!!!!!!!!
"𝓭𝓲𝓭 𝔂𝓸𝓾 𝓴𝓷𝓸𝔀 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝔀𝓲𝓷𝓰 𝓬𝓮𝓻𝓮𝓶𝓸𝓷𝔂 𝓲𝓼 𝓽𝓸𝓶𝓸𝓻𝓻𝓸𝔀?"
Please don't make me laugh. This is...Funny
Lol
this is literally the first thing i thought when i saw the ending for the first time
Here's to hoping we might meet Fi again in Breath of the Wild 2.
Fi is in botw 1, final memory when link almost dies
@@dannyhilljr518 Her voice yes, would be cool to get to see her, it? Anyway, at least dialogue that we can read would be cool.
And when he unlock the awaken master sword where they play a the fi theme and fi speak to him for a slight moment
I hope so, I love Fi!
Then we can finally put an actual voice to the face/name!!! Sure she has the robotic sound to her but it's not exactly speech
How to get your feels crushed twice in one video.
Nah put that annoying ass bitch in the master sword so she can shut the fuck up forever
I did not care about impa lol😂
@@luisvasquez6417And was it necessary for you to laugh?
Navi.... kinda just flew away without a word, but Fi... well, Fi was not the best companion, but her farewell is what it makes you feel so emotional and think of the events you had with her.
Fudgen NoodleStixxs dude, midna leaving made me cry...
Same it was so sad
it hits even more in breath of the wild when you hear that sound come from the sword. She was trying her hardest to speak to zelda and link
You never know what you have until you see it go away.
Angel Escalera Great quote
"May we meet again in another life"
Fi was in Breath of the Wild. It all makes sense now. Sure she only had one line, and sure only Zelda heard it, but Fi was conscious within the master sword. They did end up meeting again.
Aidan Murphy which line??
It's implied that she speaks telepathically to Zelda in the final memory after Link collapses to tell her that Link can still be saved, and to Link after he finishes Trial of the Sword to signal that Link has "become one" with the sword and unlocked its true strength.
It plays a few notes from Fi's theme each time, and it makes a very similar sound to the sound when Fi is about to pop out in Skyward Sword in both scenes.
ahh I remember now!
Omg, you are totally right, now when I thinking, it all make sens...
Aidan Murphy well it meant something else she is in the master sword every link uses it they do meet again in every incarnation
My mother died the year SS came out. This game helped me to cope and grief, but the moment Fi said Farewell, it felt like saying truly goodbye to my mother. It crushes me everytime.
Sorry to hear Man, you made me cry ALL the way across the world here in Brazil, I am truly sorry for your loss. know that there are several other people capable of transmitting love to you, may you have a great life.
Your mother is always with you. You are proof she existed. You are proof she loved and lived a good life. Your master sword is your heart. Hold on to it. It's the same heart your mother gave you. I will keep you and your mother in my prayers.
My heart breaks for you 💔
I went through a similar thing when my dad passed away unexpectedly.
There are times when video games truly are the best comfort when going through tough times.
@@brettlarch8050i had to put down my dog because of kennel cough. Sometimes I miss him.
I like to imagine link goes back and visits fi every once in awhile
Rory Neville he probably still does, just in hiding, what if all his reincarnations are being watched by the first link, so he can see if Fi is still there, and makes sure that times hero will live
Rory Neville Well she's back in breath of the wild.
Rory Neville what a good way to think about this farewell
She's in every Zelda game with the master sword, they all have moments where you know Fi is there
@@redditalliance2368 like when? All I know is in botw
I've never understood how people found fi annoying.
I always loved her.
She was awesome.
Your hearts have decreased quite dramatically, please replenish them at the earliest opportunity
@@Moist_Onions281 best response of all time
Totally agreed. I’ve played like 6 or 7 Zelda Games since 1998, and just recently Skyward Sword (I didn’t think it was a good game for all the bad comments I’ve read), but I gave it a chance. I ended crying like a baby when I finished it. Fi NEVER seemed annoying for me, on the contrary, I felt she was a loving, caring and wise partner. I’m truly thankful for a game like this. It is not in my top 3 of favorite Zelda Games, but it definitely has taken my heart.
I actually enjoy her. Only one I like better is midna but that's cuz she starts by bullying link
@@fallenghouls since you posted this 2 months ago I assume you played the switch port which drastically reduced the times that Fi would want to talk to you about anything and everything and also fixed minor annoyances slowing the movement of the gameplay, although I will admit the amount of “criticism” it revived was a bit overblown and became kind of a meme itself. I love the game, the story and characters are definitely some of the best when it comes to the Zelda series but the Wii motion controls were a bit of a struggle at the time.
She never left us. She was within the sword through every adventure, every battle, she is the true hero we will never forget fi and she will never die.
That was beautiful, dude!!😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
@@TheGoldenHawaiianSwordsmanDrag made this a year ago before tears of the kindom, maybe she is dead because broken mastersword🥺
@@TheBoiooo If anything she's more likely to be in the game now. The first game she was in was the one where you forged the master sword only fitting she would be in the game were you need to re-forge it.
@@TheBoiooo she’s well alive in there still 😊
Even if she is decayed to near-death, she will endure. Because she is a divine being. She is Fi, an all knowing creation of Hylia.
"May we meet again in another life"
We end The Trial of the Sword:
"Hello again, our dear friend"
Link:🤨
Wow Nintendo knows how to get that emotional factor in their games
You can say that again im literally crying😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
What do you expect it's Nintendo
Please tell me that i'm not the only one who have cried
Davide Repice you’re not
I cried too
I didn't cry I sobbed for 3 hours
Definitively you're not the only one, my fellow.
Tom Sky you’re not alone
I cried hard when the old one passed on. She waited a thousand years just to say goodbye.
Fi's goodbye had my 11 year old self bawling omg 😭 and i still get goosebumps watching this
Young blood gives me hope for the Zelda franchise :p
Same...
Same omg but I was 12 lol
@@Cirac1 I’m only 12 and im obsessed with Legend of Zelda, my favourite game is Twilight Princess! I love Midna
@@lizun4200 Fantastic to hear! Always nice to know more people are enjoying them! My daughter asked for a Master Sword last year and I was so hyped!
*watches Fi go*
I’m not gonna cry.. I..
*Zelda’s lullaby plays and we see Impa go*
No...
*cries like a baby*
As someone who played Skyward Sword HD, Fi was never annoying. 🥺
Same here. I loved when she would speak to me.
Just finished my run last week and I feel the same. Even though she was like a computer assistant, the goodbye made it feel sad. Plus, Impa made me lay down in silence for like 20 minutes.
In the HD version she doesn't tell you your batteries are low. You never experienced how truly annoying she was originally. She would tell you literally every time your wii remote batteries are low
Agreed. I just finished it yesterday (even after BOTW). Never seemed annoying at all.
I’m planning to mod my Wii so I could use a code to disable Fi.
The first time I ever saw the scene after finishing the game, I my damn eyes out. Though she was annoying at times, Fi really was a true friend to Link, and it broke me apart when when Link puts the sword back in its place. Still, not three years later, it still breaks me apart. One of the best and most emotional scenes in this game. I'm hoping to get the words "may we meet again in another life" tattooed on me in Hylian one day. Before this, I've never felt so much emotion over a video game.
Skyward sword era Hylian?
Did you ever get that tattoo?
And people say he’s emotionless within the games he shows distress when Zelda enters that weird crystal slumber and feels sorrow knowing fi is gone but is still happy knowing she’s fulfilled her purpose and people think that he’s just a blank slate skyward sword link isn’t like the other links he’s a character with a past and a story that touches even the coldest of hearts, this in my opinion is the best link in the entire series because he’s not just a blank slate for you to control he’s a character who shows emotion through every little facial expression and the multiple option answers all of them feel like he’s the one making the decisions not just you, and that my friends is how you make a true character and he shows emotion that is his, completely distant from the players actions, and he’s the first link (time line wise) meaning that fi was right about them meeting again not only is fi with link in this adventure but in every game she’s with you helping you even in her eternal slumber may this story be forever blessed with the purity of the goddess hylia. This seen will forever make me shed tears every time I watch it, it’s truly the best story to ever come out of the franchise hats of to you Nintendo.
Woah thats long
I agree with u 💯
I completely agree, perosonally my favorite emotional part link showed in this game is when Zelda crystallized herself, you can see how frantic link is when hes hitting the crystal over and over, and it makes sense since he and zelda have been friends sinze they wete kids
Skyward sowrd link is probably the most emotionally complex of the any incarnation. from his relationship with Zelda, his companionship with Fi, and the somewhat brotherly bond he ends up forming with Groose, this game does the best job showing Link's emotional side
7:40 i was shocked. this whole time the old lady guarding the sealed temple was Impa. Now it makes sense when she said that she should guard the temple till the end of her time.
Lmao how was that not obvious? I’m glad the “twist” worked for someone lol... are you very very young or something? You seem to write quite well
05r that’s rude. Some people just don’t get it. And there’s no need to write your reply.
@@05r41 Wow, how condescending. I didn't realize it at the time of release immediately either. I'm 26 now.
@@TayoEXE oof, guess you were just dumb
@@05r41 You seem to write like an edgy teenager yourself lmao.
Despite the criticism of SS being linear, I honestly enjoyed and feel moved with this kind of storytelling, especially with Link’s expressions 🥺
Navi left you, Tatl left you, Midna... But only Fi stayed. She's the real homie
Tears of The Kingdom was a great story, but I don't think any Zelda game has hit me harder than this one. The writers went crazy for Skyward Sword. And the music here does alot of heavy lifting too. Best Zelda story
it would be funny if he missed and hit the pedestal on accident XD
Lol XD
Welp, thats awkward
That deserves more likes
If that was reality he would 99% hit the pedestal
That's why our fella BotW Link introduces it a little first before the stab
I loved both Midna and Fi.... and although Midna had an emotional goodbye, this one is more emotional to me. And I think I understand why.
Midna... She stayed with you throughout your entire journey, going from selfish at the start, to selfless. Her attachment with Link grew overtime.
When she said goodbye, she shattered the Mirror of Twilight on her own accord, and still lives in the Twilight Realm, just unable to enter the Light World.
Fi.... Essentially starting as a glorified robot, players (hopefully) start getting attached to her. The attachment never *seems* to progress, as she never really changes, but this moment... Fi is willingly putting herself in an eternal slumber, and it's only now players realize how attached to her they were getting. The many adventures that they went through with her. All the dungeons, the search for Zelda, all of that was done thanks to Fi's help and companionship. And although most players may not realize it, they slowly get more attached with her as the story goes on.
When she says goodbye, she *has* to go into an eternal sleep, and in this eternal sleep, she's essentially dead. Not only that, but she started to feel happiness. She started having feelings, and thanks you for the adventure.
To sum it up
Midna is still alive, living on in the Twilight Realm, shattering the Mirror of Twilight on her own accord.
Fi is essentially dead, in an eternal sleep in the Master Sword, and once a lifeless robot, now starting to have feelings of her own, and she can't even expand on that.
Actually as it's shown in Botw Fi still has some signs of being alive but not in her spiritual form rather in the sword.
Fi is still forever in the master sword(except maybe for the new zelda game cuz we dont know). Midna can never visit again bc the mirror broke and thats that. Fi may be able to one day leave the sword again, but midna isnt coming back
Hmm.. yss
Actually in botw the mirror is closer to whole then it was in the end of twilight princess so midna could come back
@@hollowcat0196 I do indeed hope so but even if she did, is link in botw her link or a different link? Think of how heart breaking that would be for her to recognize link only to realize he has no recollection of her or the adventures they endured. The players would be overjoyed to finally after all these years see an old friend only to be crushed again once midna knows that her bond with link is broken. At the end of twilight princess it kinda seems like minda truly loves link.
This scene adds a new context to the moment in every single other game when Link pulls the sword from the pedestal. So great.
Anyone else tear up when she says her consciousness is fading.. being aware that you're at your end just hits hard..
Every time I hear Fi’s farewell I just start balling. Too emotional. And then Zeldas Lullaby, oh my heart. I knew that zeldas song was from skyward sword but I couldn’t remember which part, despite having played the game multiple times. Then when Fi and young impas farewells we’re over and they crossed through the gate, I heard the music and everything just came back to me. All the memories, the frustration, the excitement, the laughter, the whole lot of it. It made me who I am, my childhood, and the person I am today. Thank you, Nintendo.
Same for me. The Legend of Zelda is also a great factor to my childhood as well, which is why I'm gonna be a world-famous, multi millionaire author that will one day work with Nintendo.
When I heard Fi's sound in the Master Sword in Zelda BOTW and the music after completing the Trial of the Sword I felt kinda happy... becuase of what she said in this game... "May we meet in another life..."
And that's what happened, Link's reincarnation in BOTW heard her... and Zelda, they met again :')
It may seem like Fi and link never met again, but they've already met on multiple occasions. Because much like Ghirahim, she is the embodiment of the goddess sword, the weapon wielded by the goddess, which was later obtained tempered by the sacred flames into the *Master Sword.*
She may appear to be gone forever, but she lives on within the Master Sword, and continues to watch over link, even in breathe of the wild.
Fi: *Leaves*
Me: -_- *pulls the wii batteries and drains them a little and puts it back in the wii remote.
Fi: Master your battery is low
brilliant 😂
I'm currently writing a fanfiction where Link meet's up with Fi again in Breath of the Wild.
Is it done yet!?
Selery+ Yeah it is done. But I don't know how to post it on fan fiction.com through my gmail.
That is not a link I ment to make. Not the website.
Benjamin Fischer I WANNA READ IT!😁
Gimme the link!
Thank you, Master Link.
May we meet again in another life.
Ages later...
Link: Yayy! I got the true master sword!!!
*Fi sound*
Link's old conscience from skyward sword: OOHHH MAH WOOORDDD
She's so back bros. She never left!
How could people dislike this? This is a great game and an underrated companion, and to know Fi has always been with you, no matter what Zelda game is truly amazing. I cried when I first saw both of the characters' farewells, but we see them in almost every game, The Legend of Zelda is truly a beautiful story. (Sorry if that was really long)
This was the first video game to honestly make me break down. Fi may have been annoying, but she did a great job of telling us when our batteries were low. This game is my favorite Zelda game. The emotion is displayed so perfectly.
this scene is one of my top 10 saddest game moments
"Master, the batteries in MY Wiimote are nearly depleted"
"...and the Master Sword sleeps again... forever."
It just dawned on me that in Skyward Sword, both Link & Zelda went on a separate journey. And they also both had to say goodbye to their companion 😭
I'm always struck by how perfectly subtle the facial expressions are, especially Link's about-to-cry face. It gets me every time 🥺
Best Zelda story EVER. I loved Fi so much and I'm glad she was sorta in botw
Watching this after just starting TOTK, still hits harder then ever
Pause at 01:55 and you can see the hilt of the blade forms the look of a loftwing where the diamond is the beak with wings and claws holding the sword. Also... i miss you fi :(
SS was so beautifully made, the story telling was something else among the whole series
"I will always be here, but this is when we talked, and now even that has come to an end. There's something I never got to say to you: Hello. Hello Hero. It's so very very nice to meet you."
Feels similar, if you catch the reference.
8:22 “Zelda, I don’t feel too good...”
You are a terrible human being, i like you
last time i played this game was 10 years ago as a kid. i've forgot most about this game but fi's farewell makes me fucking emotional, man brings tears to my eyes and shit
The music plays a huge roll
I actually really loved to travel with Fi in this game and I always cry my eyes out when I see this part😭😭😭❤❤"I hope we'll meet again in an another life"💙💟
This game really said that one reason to cry wasn’t enough
One of the best ending ever, Fi has to come back
there is a sidequest in breath of the wild.... in witch Zelda hears a mysterious voice from within the Master sword. A tear almost rolled down my cheek ;)
And when the Master Sword speaks to her, the little chime is exactly the same as when Fi is summoned from the Sword in SS.
Tim Schieber Oh my god, Seriously? Could she have come back, I need to see that RIGHT NOT!
Tim Schieber It's not a side quest.
@@illidan1333 it's memory
I'm crying even If I had no idea what is going on because I haven't played it yet
I haven't played the game either but here's what i got from watching an abridged version of this game,
Your wiimote battery notification want to sleep for a couple hundred years and your girlfriend's friend from the past turns out to be a grandma in the future and she dies when you found out
Play it . Best game ever.
I always had a theory that during Fi's gratitude, how she appears in front of him is simply Link's hallucination that she's still there. When she disappears, he realizes he was imagining Fi's face, for he actually wanted to see her.
I would give Fi a hug just to see how would she react to it, maybe she hugs back
Fun memories of finishing Skyward Sword, deciding to replay Ocarina of Time, seeing the Master Sword glow in that familiar way before dealing the final strike to Ganon, then crying over Fi all over again.
Link: Misses Pedestal
Fi:Your Master Sword Broke
Link: Waits 5 minutes for sword to recover
It made me genuinely cry after hearing Fi again in breath of the wild... truly a moment that I cherish a lot...
I loved Fi and she’ll always be with me. I know what Nintendo did with this. After SS I felt like the Master Sword recognized me for real when I was able to hold it in each game I replayed after, or even in BOTW. When I heard Fi’s noise I felt so special because I am able to recognize her too.
Skyward Sword isn’t my favourite Legend of Zelda, but it is up there, and I think I can say with confidence this moment is the first time a video game has made me cry, and to this day not many games have achieved this. SS is so underrated.
Old video I know, but the saddest part of this video is that links response to fi saying that they were just master and servant shows that link thought of it as alot more.
DOESN'T ANYBODY FELL BAD FOR IMPA????????
1:23 Love the subtle character animation
1:48 but what if he missed
I would've laughed so hard I'd probably fall off my chair.
Fi:Your wii remote battery is low
I would be disgusted. Idk why
Maybe, Breath of the Wild is after Skyward Sword.
”May we meet again in another life.”
In Breath of the Wild, in the last memory maybe Fi is trying to save Link.
Fi told Zelda what to do at that very moment:')
Breath of the wild is the most recent zelda in the time line, skyward sword is the literal start
Never played this game, came here after seeing people say the master sword’s sound in breath of the wild was Fi’s theme. Now i need to play this 😭
I was nearly in tears when Fi said goodbye. This may be the best Zelda story wise.
the song makes this scene even sadder than it already is :(
Is it weird that I cried at the farewell of what people consider to be an annoying character and I never cried during Final Fantasy VII?
I cried because of the feels... I got crushed by the feels when I watched this and played the game.
Every time I get to this part, I can't help but cry.
I loved this game so much and this scene still makes me tear up
When you realise that, in Ocarina of Time when you get the Master Sword for the first time, you actually reunite with her
Watching this in 2020 to relive my feels.
When the screen turned black, all I could see was my disgusting crying face.
1:48 goosebumps everytime
I actually cried when I heard her again in breath of the wild
Never have I cried playing a video game as much as I did when I finally finished “Skyward Sword” and had to say good bye to Fi. 😭😭😭
This moment.... this freakin' moment.... It kills me *every* time I see it...
Still to this day my second favorite Zelda since OFT and even after BoTW. These are just a little more personal
Fi and Midna are tied for my favorite Zelda companion.
As much as I want to see Midna again, I really hope we see Fi in BotW 2.
There's something so sad and deep about an aritificial grasping at the task of getting in touch with feelings. Even Knowing that they cant feel, you selfishly want to connect with them emotionally, to send them your love and comfort. Yet you end up having to feel for both yourselves.
One of the most emotional scene in the video game history. And the most incredible thing is, that characters doesn't voice but we are still crying for the Fi's departure...
I came back to this and God I’m sobbing.
i really liked the fact that the master sword had an actual soul.
3:47 Fi and Link did meet again. Countless times.
I've never played SS fully so I haven't watched this scene but is it just me that genuinely cried when Fi was gone when link opened his eyes.
How Fi's theme changes makes it all the more heartfelt
Can't wait to watch this in HD
Damn, it has been YEARS since I played this game, and Fi's goodbye still his like a damn truck
everybody is talking about the breath of the wild Fi and how she was there all along but idk when botw takes place but lets just say its at the end.. Skyward Sword's timeline starts at very beginning hence why the master sword didnt look like it at the beginning. So that means Fi was present through everything like ocarina of time, majora's mask, twilight princess, all that good stuff... it was only at this time that Fi knew that her master was gonna die before Ganon was defeated so she told princess Zelda to save him and yeah yeah you know the story
This makes me weep, like Legend of Zelda has played an amazing part in videogame history and making a prequel before every game really aged well even though it may not be everyone's favourite Legend of Zelda game
let's be honest, we all do agree that Fi was a little bit annoying right? like reminding our controller's battery over the time, but it still shatters our heart when watching her farewell
YOOO FI WAS THE VOICE IN BOTW IT EVEN MADE THE SAME NOISE
I wanna start a petition to bring back Fi in the next game. Who's with me?
No matter how many times I play this game I always end up crying at the end. My first Zelda game was Twilight Princess and it showed me how epic a story can be, however my second TLoZ Skyward Sword showed me how legendary and emotional a game can be.
When Link drew the Goddess Sword from the pedestal in the Statue of Hylia, Fi registered Link as her Master, and nothing more.
When Link dropped the True Master Sword into the pedestal in the Temple of Hylia, she de-registered Link, but still said some last words to him, as she saw him as a hero and friend.
The way the bracelet falls...I can't handle it. She lived just long enough to see Zelda again and then, quite literally, gave up the ghost
This brought tears to my eyes first time playing it
I know everyone loves to hate Fi, but I always cherished this scene so much.
And now I'm in tears
Fi to Link: “May we meet again in another life.”
Robin to Chrom: “May we meet again in a better life.”
Demise is Link
"Its power is too great to leave in the grasp of man" they spelled it right out didn't they
Fi: you always remember me