I appreciate that more than you know haha - look forward to seeing you on the next one!
@mercury2157Ай бұрын
The Master Sword will forever be the pinnacle of fictional weapon designs. Pure aesthetic bliss. The perfect middle ground between simple and elaborate. No other double edged sword design has ever spoken to me in such a manner.
@PapaCogАй бұрын
@mercury2157 I'm glad we agree. There are some other weapons in other series I find close - but for a hero's longsword it perfectly straddles the line between iconic and cheesy haha. Thanks so much for the comment and hope to see you at the next vid!
@lorenzoavanti7720Ай бұрын
I agree with how two handed weapons sometimes make link look uncomfortable as you said link is the perfect balance between a hero/warrior who fights for hyrule and the triforce but also the hylian shield fits him perfectly as he is not just there to attack but to also defend, so he needs both a sword and shield and not just a sword that is immensely powerful or just a shield to hide behind but a balance between both
@PapaCogАй бұрын
I'm glad you agree! There's of course many interpretations when it comes to symbology but am very pleased most people agreed with this video haha - my like ratio is better than I thought it would be haha
@joser.4494Ай бұрын
Cool vid. Another good one is the dragon slayer from the manga berserk. It popularized big swords in japanese media, probably even inspired the buster sword from FF7.
@PapaCogАй бұрын
@joser.4494 100%. Manga/Anime is a whole other video of awesome design!
@piggybaj8545Ай бұрын
Yo really interesting video
@PapaCogАй бұрын
@piggybaj8545 thanks a million! Always happy to find out the "boring" things I enjoy are enjoyed by others haha
@aaronproctor3623Ай бұрын
Sorry dude but this word: deity is pronounced Day-it-tee and Kratos is pronounced Kray-toes. Otherwise I loved the video and work.
@PapaCogАй бұрын
@aaronproctor3623 Pie-ka-chew / Peek-a-chu haha. Thanks for the support! See you in the next one!
@reddy1936Ай бұрын
If Greek is to be trusted with Kratos, since it's a Greek name, it's pronounced Krah-tohs, not Kray-toes, so he was right in the video
@PapaCogАй бұрын
@reddy1936 for a future video I'll be sure to make one entirely on grammar and have huge feuds in the comments.