Bloodborne Fear the Old Lore - The Divine Secret of the Eldritch Truth

[@bannedmann4469]

I don't know if it's on purpose, but this game being written by a Japanese man, based of an American set of written works that itself was translated, to be re translated back to psuedo British English of the Victorian era really helps this game and its feel.

[@maevaris1085]

Ya 9

[@QuantumTelephone]

Ya 10

[@glorgozorg]

Ya 11

[@solomon9655]

Ya 12

[@zakai-kaz]

Nah just Nah

[@karenballe2355]

It doesn’t seem to matter how much time passes because I can never get enough lore or dialogue around lore for the souls series

[@TalesZuliani]

mostly because people keep finding out secrets, hidden meanings and making connections Truly amazing work

[@vinodchhabria8738]

I love obsessively fearing the old blood!!!!

[@RomanGuro]

I found lore of Dark souls much simpler than Bloodborne

[@074FaTiiH]

What a joy it is, to behold the divine. It must be such a pleasure. You're in my debt, you know. You're in nigh on a beast of the field, but here you are, treading a measure with the gods.

[@A.D.I.D.A.S-916]

Lore

[@speed7176]

Pretty mind blowing to consider that the choir named themselves after the noises of the arcane It seems like there's no end to amount of lore in bloodborne sometimes. Great video

[@YTPremiumWatch]

A bottomless curse, a bottomless sea...

[@RecordedMercury]

Man I've been getting back into bloodborne and there's still so many videos that could be made on this game. Especially on Loran

[@jacobhoover1654]

The Choir is named after the classification of Angels in the Christian bible, they were 3 of the 9 types that stayed in heaven with God & never interact with people.

[@quintonhoffert6526]

My interpretation of the idea "stillbirth of their brains" is linked to the effects of Frenzy. When you get Frenzied and die from it your head explodes, and even if you don't die there's a massive explosion of blood from your head when you get Frenzied. Because of that, I always interpreted that line as meaning that the Scholars of Mensis gained insight too fast and Frenzied, leading to their brains growing too many eyes and exploding because their skulls couldn't properly contain them anymore. This ties in with the idea of "stillbirth," which is when a child is born dead. The skulls of the Mensis Scholars "birthed" their brains, but since the human brain can't exist outside of the human body it led to their deaths rather than an arcane awakening.

[@MultiLioNik]

Also the reason the brain of mensis exists :)

[@quintonhoffert6526]

@@MultiLioNik That too.

[@lotterwinner6474]

Is there a chance the cage around Mensis heads were some attempt to prevent their heads from exploding?

[@antgarza4031]

@@lotterwinner6474 either that or the cages around the head were beacons for them to reach the actual dream.

[@lotterwinner6474]

@@antgarza4031 yeah i always thought that too, sort of like the reverse tin foil hat. But a bit neat to think that it might have another purpose.

[@kobalos7450]

not to mention, sounds do travel fastest in water, if sounds are one of the best way to convey arcane power then water is indeed the greatest and the purest of the conduit to observe and study it.

[@hugofontes5708]

Damn, the arcane physics check out. Having lots of water inside your head would get your insides exposed more effectively to the arcane sounds and hopefully get you eyes on the inside before the outside

[@executioner_ecgbert884]

Staying hydrated is the secret of the great ones

[@shira_yone]

Not to mention all the arcane left hand weapons, are liquid sprayer of some sort

[@samiamrg7]

More spcifically, sound travels faster through denser mediums. Air is not dense, water is much more dense, and solids are even more dense. Broadly speaking, the greater the difference in density between two mediums, the more difficult it is for sound to be transmitted from one to the other. This is why sounds underwater are virtually inaudible to people above water. Fun fact: this plays an important role in seismology, since seismic waves will change path and lose energy when they enter the mantle from the crust (and vice versa) and will outright reflect off the dense core of the Earth. I don’t think Bloodborne mentions Cthonic (underground) Gods at all, though. Only cosmic beings.

[@ProLaytonxPhoenix]

@@executioner_ecgbert884 LOL!

[@AnonYmous-hj1tb]

Severely underrated channel.

[@No-sr5fb]

Criminally

[@CharlesZane_]

Not necessarily. I only recently discovered him, but the videos I’ve seen are relatively recent. If these videos had been back when the game was new, he’d have well over 100k subs from them.

[@Physeter]

Give it time, I’m sure it will grow. Only recently found this channel as well and I’ve binged everything so far and he’s still uploading!

[@jenaf372]

Yes.

[@georgehouliaras7239]

It's like the Hawkshaw of Bloodborne. Amazing and probably the most accurate description of Bloodborne's lore. Just like Hawkshaw does with Dark Souls.

[@Chibispore]

Related to sound, you can hear a similar noise at the very bottom of Yahar'gul with all the Undead Amalgams and in the boss room for The One Reborn, and you can hear a constant bell like chorus in the Upper Cathedral Ward. It's pretty neat how the game's uses a theme of sound for the arcane!

[@fluffdafire157]

For context the bell imagery with the underworld isn't exclusive to Buddhism but also many Catholic beliefs as bells ( specifically church bells) are used during both marriages and funeral services to call those to join in or understand that something is going on, as well as in certain subsets they are also used to keep malevolent spirits from joining the precession ( off topic but there's also the old myth that hearing church bells while no bell is ringing is the sign of someone will be dying soon)

[@gunnarschlichting9886]

OH SHIT! Is that where the phrase "For whom the bell tolls" comes from? I thought it was just a reference to funeral bells ringing, but that makes waaaaay more sense. Thanks!

[@thewolfofthestars1847]

Actually, the phrase "for whom the bell tolls" is derived from a work by John Donne; the full sentence is "Ask not for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee." This does sound pretty ominous when taken out of context, but in reality Donne was writing about the oneness of humanity--"No man is an island" also comes from this same work. Donne was saying that we are all connected, that we all depend upon one another, and each of us is just as human and just as important as the next. Humanity is made lesser by the death of even one person, even one person who you may not know or like. Every life is valuable, and when a life is lost, we all mourn. When the funeral bell tolls, it's not just for that person's immediate family and loved ones; the bell rings for all of us, to grieve the loss of a life.

[@ignaciounzaga6733]

@@thewolfofthestars1847 it explains the jolly cooperation when the hunter rings his bell

[@sp5072]

Any connection with the Feast axe or whatever it’s called from DS3? Dark Souls as a series has also used bells to summon spirits, malevolent or champions

[@fluffdafire157]

@@sp5072 possible

[@akurami6577]

We are born of the Lore, made men by the Lore, undone by the Lore. Our eyes are yet to open... Fear the old Lore.

[@nicmanza4657]

Bleh

[@zapan9643]

@@nicmanza4657 what you need is more eyes.

[@embargovenom9948]

Very nice to see Bloodborne lore analysis is still alive and well.

[@killerqueen1115]

I recentl started playing bloodborne, I am so glad that you make these great videos. This game has the best lore ever and is probably one of the few pieces of art which really can make cosmic horror work.

[@obscurelobster]

This is amazing and changes everything. Most of the changes characters go through can be reduced to a sort of “Arcane Radiation Exposure” Now I know how they grew the garden of eyes.

[@red2432]

BRO THAT MAKE SO MUCH SENSE. Remember how they said they found a way to contact the great ones in the catacombs? And remember THE BIG ASS BELLS there ??

[@johnd3687]

Another great example of the bell sound being arcane is the giant humanoid squid enemy at the start of the dlc. It has an axe that it can buff with a cosmic looking power that's accompanied by a distinct bell sound. I'm glad I found this video, you were really on to something here.

[@vankristlabs]

Adeline is just describing hearing her own stomach digesting, it sounds like. Until you look at her...lmao

[@cosmosofinfinity]

17:35 How have I never noticed this change to the lanterns?! I tend to play with insight banked up

[@yoso378]

You've really made me appreciate this game a whole lot more. All the eastern symbolism and reinterpreting iffy words really makes everything more cohesive. I did notice the chime sounds during the Ebrietas fight being weird but I never made the connection that it was because I had heard it when leveling up at the doll.

[@NorthWolf97]

Might be worth noting regarding sound. The Holy Moonlight Greatsword makes a sound when it's revealed. And the two weapons forged with Siderite(Burial Blade and Blades of Mercy) make a specific noise when doing certain moves and are implied to do extra damage during those moves as noted on the wiki. EDIT: Not to mention the sound effect of charging the strong attack on most weapons. It's stretching the idea since Siderite weapons are more noted to have a relation to the Cosmos while strong attacks don't really have a mention.

[@sp5072]

Is it the same sound it makes in all the other games? If so you may have broken the code here man

[@thebradzone3922]

personally, i kind of find the variety of translations for this greatly helps to avoid boiling down such an otherworldly and abstract concept into a much more flat (imo) plot device. if one heard “arcane” or even “eldritch truth” repeated enough in the game, i personally would just start to internalize it as a sort of catch-all “cthulhu magic” rather than an unknowable force connected to a variety of entities, concepts, effects, and differing interpretations. lord knows the word “blood” started to lose meaning at times, haha. in my opinion, one of the biggest strengths of language is the sheer number of synonymous alternatives to any given concept, and all of the slight differences in connotation each way of phrasing something entails, and im always glad to see that subtlety in action, even if it might be on accident in this case. that said, i agree it’s a shame how disconnected some of these things ended up seeming due to this translation method, and this video helped clear that up enough for me to come to this conclusion, so thank you! as always, it gave me a lot to think about, and i appreciate the excellent video!! ^_^

[@twobyfour8984]

You're right on the money with this. Boiling it down to just "arcane" leads him to simplify a lot of the game's themes, and make incorrect conclusions throughout the entire video. To me, videos like these are essentially fun facts. Something cool to know about how the two languages differ, but not really to be taken too seriously in regards to the lore.

[@saulgoneman]

​@@twobyfour8984 I've definitely noticed with his videos he seems to interpret words (both in English and Japanese) in the most literal way possible, leading him to claim that the original Japanese gives some major insight into the game's story because of slightly different wording, even though in pretty much every case the meaning is incredibly similar. Of the videos I've watched, my perception of Bloodborne is pretty much completely unchanged given how prevalent the themes that he claims are unique to the Japanese are in the English translation.

[@nar1768]

but if there alot of different version of the same word the correct conclusion would be harder to find the true lore

[@LexIconLS]

I don't completely agree, but I do agree with your overall sentiment about vaugness and mystery making things more compelling and engaging. There's a way to have the strange cosmic magic be that without it being so simply categorized. I personally like the idea of cosmic magic, but love leaving it poorly defined as to what that means and how it functions. To me, the Eldritch Truth is a way of aknowledging that there is or are some source(s) of cosmic power, even if we can't specifically comprehend or uncover it as humans.

[@LexIconLS]

@@saulgoneman yeah, I don't think there's really an issue discerning the thematic elements of the story for most players, but there *are* a lot of misconceptions about historical events and environmental storytelling that I find videos like this to be really helpful in clarifying. Hawkshaw is the master of parsing that out in Soulsborne, but I don't know of they've ever done any Bloodborne content specifically.

[@Marigoldpyre]

The point about liquid carrying the resonance of great one voices is a worthwhile one, especially considering that liquid is typically one of the best conduits for sound.

[@rogydante]

Keep the content coming, this is by far the greatest bloodborne content on KZbin imo!! May the good blood guide your way.

[@WhizzerdSupreme]

I feel like I popped a few Madman's Knowledge after watching this video. Esoteric knowledge is a HUGE part of the Lovecraft Mythos. I fkng love this game!

[@WhizzerdSupreme]

Consider: If Arianna's blood is closest to the Great One Formless Oedon; and Arianna is clearly of Cainhurst descent, and therefore her blood is Vileblood; Would it therefore mean that Vileblood, the "old forbidden blood" that Cainhurst was known for, is in fact directly connected to the Great One? It's also theorized that the Healing Church got their blood from Ebrietas; so is that the reason why those two factions hated each other? They simply got their blood, and the pertaining characteristics, from different Great Ones.

[@Nemo-Nihil]

That's one of the issues with Japanese. It's so contextual, that trying to translate it gets muddled at times. Granted, I think the inconsistency and ambiguity between the terms in English further deepen the mystery of Bloodborne's lore. While it would have been nice to have it consistent, if this mysterious force is supposed to be unknowable to mortal minds, the fact that it's called so many different things in English further ties it to the nature of Bloodborne as a whole.

[@randomfox12245]

The fact so many concepts and details are muddled by translation feeds into the theme of the story: that there are things beyond our mortal comprehension and we need eyes on the inside to truly see.

[@mysteryperson706]

I think throughout, you miss the relevance of mercury, and how it serves as a physical representation of Oedon's presence, especially in the themes of birth and menstruation. I wish I could succinctly put across how important this idea is to my understanding of bloodborne, as it literally ties every point you've made here together. But it would end up nothing short of an essay!

[@mysteryperson706]

Just as one example - look at the picture of the brain fluid. This is Oedon writheing. I suspect this is the source of the chime heard throughout, and what the patients hear of the sea around them. The presence of mercury in the blood allows the great one Oedon to writhe within. And for one who knows it's presence, through the Caryl rune, it's so loud you can hear it and rip it out.

[@LastProtagonist]

@@mysteryperson706 I'll discuss the topic more in future videos, but you can see mercury as being the heaviest "fluid," which would metaphorically make it the closest to where the arcane lies. Unfortunately, there's only so much information I can pack into a video without going off onto too many tangents and losing the overall sight of the goal. I think what you bring up is an important topic though, so thanks nonetheless

[@mysteryperson706]

@@LastProtagonist well if you ever want to make a super long video covering everything you've ever thought, I'd be interested haha. But yeah I understand that you can't fit it all in one video. Still really interesting stuff and I enjoyed watching this a lot.

[@LastProtagonist]

If you're serious about that, I do have 2 lorethroughs on my channel

[@mysteryperson706]

@@LastProtagonist oh awesome, I'll give them a look!

[@marvelrocks27]

I just finished my first playthrough of bloodbourne and I'm so glad the community is still alive and you're making these videos to help explain the world. Keep up the quality work!

[@Jacob-df5hr]

Glad to see lore videos still being made. This game's half a decade old and I still find the story extremely captivating in a way few other stories are.

[@Nemo-Nihil]

Having arcane be the proper term for the Eldtrich Truth (or the unknowable cosmic power of Bloodborne) makes so much more sense considering the definition of arcane. Arcane /ɑːˈkeɪn / ▸ adjective understood by few; mysterious or secret.

[@happytrees6484]

The "already dead" visual gag is underrated

[@beararm1]

Can't believe this channel has so few subscribers, keep em coming as others have said I can't get enough lore for these games, just when you think you've heard it all and fully understand everything, a video like these comes along and shows you that there's way more than initially thought

[@koalemos1679]

One angle I never see anyone take in Bloodborne is the drug angle. The first thing I thought when you drank that blood and heard a bell is how when someone uses crack for the first time and really gets high they have audio hallucinations that can sound like that. It's called having your "bell rung".

[@lucasgill7819]

That´s actually really interesting, didn´t know that

[@ZonicCeasor]

Solid lore dive, as always. You’ve quickly become one of my favorite lore channels.

[@FeralPhilosopher]

This is probably my favorite bloodborne lore video because of how wonderfully it ties all these disparate concepts and ideas together. Amazing work, sir!

[@alicepiper7455]

The way you speak of Adeline "picturing" the rune inside her head has me wondering if "eyes on the inside" could simply mean the ability to mentally visualize images.

[@raithnull3587]

Just when I thought I couldn't learn more about Bloodborne I find out this guy's channel. Love the videos man, keep it up!

[@madelinehoyle1059]

Really great content, however I want to give you some constructive criticism. You use the exact same cadence and rise and fall in pitch for reading every sentence. Consider allowing yourself to use emphasis with your cadence and pitch on important elements. It is harder to comprehend this thick material as a listener when every sentence is read exactly the same way. I'm subscribed, keep up with the good content.

[@junechevalier]

I have the same criticism

[@patrickweller5254]

Agreed.

[@kalacs32]

Reminds me of the Food Wishes guy.

[@paliboy93]

Food Wishes. Of course! He may not be able to help it.

[@caydespliff181]

CHEF JOHN 😂

[@tinybootsciaran3072]

I'm gonna be re-watching this video many times in the future, there are still a lot of things that go over my head. Thank you for sharing the insight with us!

[@vinodchhabria8738]

Fear the old lore, for you may not want to go back to office when it re-opens!!!

[@KEYBLADE4BUY2]

Your channel is very quickly becoming my favorite!

[@InferiorGamer]

I like the idea of 'eyes on the inside'. To me eyes would represent awareness, consciousness, presence. Inside would refer to what lies below the surface, the truth, what's internal. Having 'eyes on the inside' would therefore be an expression to explain the capability of seeing things from a deeper perspective, looking/observing concepts from within, opposed to looking/observing concepts on just the surface. I enjoy it because I feel Bloodborne represents those who would take that expression literally, and in attempt of gaining more knowledge create the hideous world of Bloodborne.

[@colorgreen8728]

Also note that with higher insight some cathedral ward enemies have arcane scythes and the frenzy crucifix wielders do more frenzy build up

[@dylonzorrilla2585]

Ur vids really make me remember how good bloodborne’s lore is thank you

[@notoriousquinnb]

Fantastic work! My love for Bloodborne lore has become even deeper.

[@thfly]

Can you do a podcast with JSF? That would be an awesome discussion.

[@vinodchhabria8738]

That dude has lot of Insight!!!!

[@cloudrider9142]

Might sound to easy or naive, but might water be a "bullwark“ simply because sound(-waves) behave different in water/liquids?!

[@caydespliff181]

man, I thought I had a pretty indepth indurstanding of the lore of bloodborne, after many playthroughs, and tons of time spent consuming lore-content, as well as ruminating on the lore myself. That being said, you have opened up the lore, and my understanding of it, so much! amazing channel, I love your thinking process.

[@sopranophantomista]

Very neat! I love the fact that we're still figuring things out and making connections after so long. Thank you for all your hard work, it's really...insightful, for lack of a better phrase.

[@Cheattoe]

THANK YOU! I’ve been watching some of your videos and it inspired me to delve deeper into blood-borne than ever before! All that’s left is the Orphan of Kos and the endings.

[@jonaswest6993]

Incredible job re translating, love the series, And is Imposter Yosefka righthing and twitching on that table the best animation in the souls series.

[@TENGUartesmarciales]

Cool to see bb content still coming out after so many years!

[@wyattnance3756]

Bro how does he use the threaded cane so well I swear it doesn’t do that much stagger when I use it

[@billyshakespeare1696]

Amazing analysis. Bloodborne is even more genius than I had previously considered.

[@crispybackwoods]

What type of person would dislike this video? Some type of mad man.

[@rthavi]

Thanks for your...uhh..insights...into this game's lore :) I think it's really closing the loop on the questions I still have, this many years later!

[@andreasschon9903]

Man your channel is so good

[@knightrandal]

Love the video and greatly appreciate you making these lore videos!

[@laurenceoni]

Your videos are great man , this is like the 2nd one i watch but yea , im subbing now , thanks!

[@ColdComrade]

I love bloodborne but videos like this one make me love it even more.

[@GeneralKitten]

Just got off work and this is out. Hell yeah, thanks for the vid bro

[@nadiaem8184]

as always, an amazing job! thank you for sharing it with us :)

[@codymuller5744]

I just want to let you know your lore videos are great and I 100% want to see more.

[@psycoskel6438]

The spears that get launched at you by Winter Lanterns and the Brain of Mensis are also associated with a distinct sound.

[@123inshadows]

bro yesterday you had 1.k i love watching the growth!

[@silent_hydra]

Thank you for this video! I have been desperately wanting to listen to the lore in this video for a while...Oedon Wrythes in my mind...

[@MultiLioNik]

The reason why the game's arcane is aquatic themed is because the game is based on lovecraft's fiction. Of course many know that. However the reason why the author made his characters aquatic AND snail like is because he was severely afraid of sea life aquatic creatures and insects and mollusks. Hope that clarifies stuff :)

[@robzs8388]

it goes deeper than that (pun only semi-intentional) as the ocean literally represents a vast abyss of the unknowable, and that's what lovecraft's fiction was all about. So while literal phobias he had himself may have factored into it, there's also a rich symbolic association already present.

[@ericjensen7580]

I believe the legs of the Cainhurst knights are missing because they are the Cainhurst version of a hunter. The plague of the beast spreads from the right leg (according to old hunter's pants), and so hunters...and these knights...amputated their right leg. So the Cainhurst knights caught the plague while battling beasts. This is sort of my headcannon: the Cainhurst hunters dressed in plate and road horses to hunt beasts within the lands (which would be sparsely populated) for beasts. Imagine like a fox hunt...except with vampires.

[@colorgreen8728]

Do note that mergo’s wet nurse, a great one, is guarding another great one, Mergo must be strong

[@GrahamChapman]

I dunno if you check the comment section here any longer, LP, (this video is a few months old by now after all,) but I could clarify the stuff about the bodies of water you covered in the "The Arcane, Lakes, and the Sea" section (it's not really all that abstract) as well as the eye-covered lanterns of the Church Servants if you want? (It'll be kinda lengthy though so I dunno if you'd prefer me to write it down here so you can read up on it whenever you've got the time or if you'd prefer it if I we had a chat on discord or whatever... I'll leave it to you...)

[@LastProtagonist]

The Discord is the easiest way to have a discussion about the game

[@GrahamChapman]

@@LastProtagonist Alright, I'll jump in for a bit then. And, uh, apologies for not getting back in touch earlier: Busy week.

[@viktor_v-ughnda_vaudville_476]

Nice work my friend

[@LexIconLS]

This video is the lore bombshell we all need.

[@bunk-o2495]

this was really interesting! thanks for the hard work!

[@waltercook3843]

Another wonderful video. Well done!!!

[@edohanma]

Incredible stuff as always

[@johntrains1317]

This video is phenomenal

[@luisgrave1352]

WHAT A BOMB! AMAZING VIDEO TRULY! 2021 eyes have been granted

[@pelluski]

Bloodborne never-ending lore and it's mysteries, I love it

[@No-sr5fb]

Watching this video grants eyes on the inside

[@okarin12]

When you're having a tough time and you go to YT to see Last Protag has dropped another fear the old lore vid! you've just cheered me up bro! thanks.

[@dantealighieri850]

Wow....just wow. Subscribed. Thank you for this

[@belugabandit7756]

Just fell upon your vid on pure luck, amazing work. Keep it up good hunter.

[@Razfort]

Excellent video, keep the good work, I subscribed. Ps: make a video about the water and the stall, and shinto religión, I once saw one video like that and since then I can't find it anymore, and you are really good making this videos

[@Brozerko]

Hey, I am a new viewer and I'd like to say, that I love your vods, and videos, I enjoy diving so deep into the lore after what all these years. The points you are making are eye opening and refreshing, good job keep doing what you do! As a request or idea for a future video I thought it would be a cool idea, to learn about your transition between the first time you played and explored the game to the point where you started translating the japanese and share it for us on youtube! Like what exactly was it that made you go down that route? why going through all the work to translating all this , how much time did it actually take? what part of bloodbourne made you say " Ok I really need to dedicate alot of time comparing the languages and decipher all these secrets and details? That would be really interesting for me, and perhabs for others as well? :-)

[@James_Wisniewski]

So, the way I see it, the best way to understand Shinpi as a concept would be to relate it to real life initiatory practices, such as ancient Roman mystery cults like Mithraism and Christianity, or to modern initiatory groups like the Freemasons or traditional Gardnerian Wicca. Basically, it's knowledge that you gain by being initiated into the group and which you're bound not to reveal, or even to write down depending on the group and era. This is actually a really old way to do religion and religious knowledge; maybe one of the oldest ways, even predating formalized institutions. It's also cool to connect that back to how Christianity started as a mystery cult with "arcane" knowledge hidden behind initiation, but became a powerful institution across a vast geographic area, similar to how the "arcane" knowledge of the Bergenwerth scholars led to the institution of the Healing Church, which is directly based on the Catholic Church.

[@Komega01]

this man is doing gods work

[@azazel166]

You also hear a chiming sound when you get blood echoes. Either way, whatever this "Eldritch Truth" is, it is not meant for human eyes and minds.

[@path6633]

Amazing work thank you for all your effort

[@heeverhashiscage]

I gained insight watching this video!

[@gwyndolinds-en8yt]

It’s like Sanity in Call of Cthulhu, and Gnosis in Platonism and Neoplatonism

[@jakomioftherose2434]

What are the last two things? Never heard of them.

[@gwyndolinds-en8yt]

@@jakomioftherose2434 Platonism is the philosophy of Plato, where the true "meaning", "shapes", the abstract forms of the sensible world, are in another realm, which can be reach through knowledge (it's the meaning of the "Allegory of the cave"). Neoplatonism is the mystical view on this, that inspired heretical christian doctrines (search for gnosticism. catharism and bogomilism). This had influence on western occultism, and occultism had influence in Lovecraft works.

[@ziggyzaggs4949]

Subbed :D also got me hooked on bloodborne again so thank you :p

[@dyroth]

Love your stuff, wondering if you could cover lore on the aliens? Or whatever the things from the celestial emissary boss fight. I’ve found weirdly so little information about them all over

[@willyboarder73]

Excellent video, once again!

[@barbhandle]

Loving this series!

[@FieldAgent-D]

You were just recommended to me....nice name bro

[@djbeema]

Several youtubers I watch producing new Bloodborne content!? What a time to be alive! (I also just started a Bloodborne-themed discord server 🐺🪓

[@robzs8388]

As much as I appreciate the work you put into this, you are SEVERELY underestimating the work of the localization teams. Much of what you refer to as being unclear is frankly completely obvious; I mean, the idea of eyes as a source of both arcane insight and also madness couldn't have been more clear throughout the course of the game.

[@GrowlieDave]

Very nice, love the lore

[@OljeiKhan]

Please do more videos in this format

[@SaintHierophant]

One of the best.

[@aurumarma5711]

"Use to gain Insight and, so they say, eyes on the inside, although no one remembers what that truly entails."

[@heyauser7702]

People still making BB content makes me one happy boy!

[@trulytrue8008]

Subbed. Need that tasty lore

[@weloveYESUNG]

Watching this gives me +99 insight 👍🏻