Cutscenes with Emet-Selch | FFXIV Endwalker

[@chatheboosted]

"The future you seek is not the past we loved. That is why we fought and why I lost. But though you defeated me...my ideals are inviolate. Invincible." - Emet Selch

[@1jidion]

which is ironically the name of his 2nd phase theme, "invincible"

[@antivanelfroot6111]

Alternate title: Emet-Selch complaining for 2 hours and 12 minutes. And I enjoy every second of it

[@Bongaboi151]

Alternate alternate title: Two Hours Plus Of Hythlodaddy Banter!

[@hwoarangdvoguetthe]

Well, he deserved it. He trolls us, then we (and Hythloadeus) troll him back... Harder.

[@burtwonk]

Hahaha everyone’s favorite grumpy sorcerer

[@laurenanne3848]

He’s delightful isn’t he

[@laurenanne3848]

Great VA helps ❤

[@pll3827]

15:45 - Emet: That looks like Azem. That means trouble. I better ignore it. 16:30 - Emet: If I ignore it, it isn't there. So close to a normal day.

[@trial_with_an_error9687]

*Sees a tiny yet unnaturally powerful version of Azem.* Emet Selch: That's bait.

[@zacgarcia9082]

Wol: with azem no way *magic school bus theme plays*

[@margotrosendorn6371]

Shadowbringers: Emet-Selch is a dastardly scheming rat grandpa Endwalker: Azem is chaos incarnate and Hythlodaeus is her giggling sidekick. Emet-Selch is a tsundere developing an ulcer

[@garothegoldenknight498]

I head canon Emet’s hair went white because of all the stress caused by Azem.

[@DaimoHope]

Emet: You know, I had the most glorious shade of red for my hair before I met you Azem. Azem: oh wow, what happened?

[@00yiggdrasill00]

I love that. It's now canon for me too. After all the lifetimes of stress our mc makes for old emet it's so easy to believe.

[@hwoarangdvoguetthe]

Sorry, but Emet-Selch has white hair and orange eyes because he got Norted... That means, he is another horcrux from the main Kingdom Hearts Villain.

[@fierytigergaming8112]

In the past, the present and the future lol

[@fierytigergaming8112]

And the reason Present Emet had a mixture of white and grey was because of the trauma Azem caused him, lol

[@quinnie_here]

Okay but catch me ACTUALLY crying when we first see Emet in Elpis. His eyes are also so pretty like damn-

[@watertommyz]

Yeah, but that smile...that damn smile.

[@merabledawnspark5827]

@@watertommyz it’s because…. That’s a genuine smile. He’s actually happy. Man…. I feel bad for him on what happened in ShB

[@msmith625]

@@watertommyz And why does he have to use it every time he leaves us? Three times now!

[@mlemlemmlemmlem]

Have you noticed that when we're using the reaper job and we go into a trance, our eyes are exactly like his?

[@hwoarangdvoguetthe]

Actually, I am quite worried that Emet looks exactly like a vessel from Xehanort... White hair, orange eyes, reglamentary Organization XIII black coat uniform... He, dedinitively is norted.

[@Bongaboi151]

I like how Emet drops locations for future patches. Clearly the Wandering Minstrel Yoshi-P paid him off to do so.

[@jamesrusselleriii8284]

Emet-Selch cackling from beyond the grave. "I sent her to babysit a stupid cat around for the entire expansion!"

[@umbriumbrella3491]

ah! Fun fact, if you're a lalafell, Hylthodeaus will comment on you still being rather small, and Emet-Selch will respond something along the lines of "It was appropriate" My friend pointed it out, and I realised my line was different. Very cool Square Enix, very cool

[@squidlump]

You get a similar scene if you play Roegadyn, where hyth is like “why did you make it so big?”

[@johnzkeePW]

​@@squidlump If you get Au Ra, you'll get nothing different from Emet-selch. Other Ancients however, will comment that you have beast-like characteristics, so no doubt, a familiar.

[@snorlaxatives6533]

@@johnzkeePW same with playing as a miqo'te

[@pascalheinrich3990]

@@snorlaxatives6533 and as Bunny girl and maybe boy

[@hwoarangdvoguetthe]

@@pascalheinrich3990 that is correct. When I get there as a Hyur I shall inform you what he says.

[@lambs5258]

When Emet-Selch takes his mask off, and the camera slowly pans up, while Neath Dark Waters starts playing.. i just started cryinggg lol

[@JamieBarrington]

I started sobbing

[@carbodude5414]

Such a surreal experience to see just how different of a person Emet-Selch was in his Amaurontine days. Yes, I know that being alive for several millennia can change anyone but it was fun to see the differences

[@signas9896]

"But I would NEVER forsake my duty! I would NEVER forsake my bretheren!" It Hurts. Oh dear god, even after beating endwalker it still damn well HURTS! Props to the voice actor because jesus, it still makes me tear up and cry man, Damnit

[@custardpup6385]

The fact he can't even begin to comprehend how the grief will change him because he's never experienced such a thing, I'm suffering

[@MissKashira]

What amuses me is people read that as him saying he'd never commit genocide, but what he's actually saying is he wouldn't *stop* committing genocide until the job was done. What he can't believe is that after 12,000 years and only being halfway finished he'd commit suicide by WoL. He's saying he would keep killing people for another 10,000 years if that's what he had to do to fix the world.

[@signas9896]

@@MissKashira I know, and that's exactly what crushed him on so many levels to the point he wanted to die. it hurts even more so as since we killed him, he must have regained his memories and that's why he helped us with elidibus.

[@SPB___]

​@@MissKashirano?

[@MissKashira]

@@SPB___ What do you think is his duty if his entire race has been sundered? Put them back together. There isn't an alternative interpretation to the words coming out of his mouth. People are just reading his emotions as upset and think he's upset hearing what he's done. But he's upset hearing that he was stopped. He calls killing millions of people an "arduous task" but also a "duty he would never abandon." He's annoyed this future version of himself would tell his foe where to find him. He knows that meant he set himself up to die. And his emotion in that scene is the knowledge that under pressure he cracks. Emet-Selch is the hero of his story and he's being told in his darkest moment, he fails. That's what's distressing him so much. Not the genocide.

[@SHCTeva]

1:37:31 THAT IS SOPHISTRY AND YOU KNOW IT!

[@Ganymede907]

Oh no. Emet... and Hermes. I love them both, and its painful. I haven't loved characters in such a long time...

[@margotrosendorn6371]

Hythlodaeus is an absolute gremlin and I love it

[@ReveredDead]

He and Azem. Peas in a Pod xD

[@pokemondude45]

Nice little detail how WoL's mouth slowly opens in surprise as Emet starts going off on all the places we haven't visited. And as he's explaining, when he specifically stares down G'raha, probably knowing his thirst for adventure too. With that in mind, it'd be awesome if we did get to go on an adventure to the other reflections with G'raha. Here's to hoping.

[@Fl0wchart]

I think it was heavily hinted that we were gonna be helping Krile and G'raha recruit new Students of Baldesion.

[@pokemondude45]

Was it? Must've missed it. I just thought they were gonna get all their backlogged paperwork done.

[@sangahlolo]

1:47:25 Hermes, Hythlodaeus & Emet-Selch with futuristic reflections

[@Mysteryof89]

T_T when Emmy is telling us about all the new adventures we can go, it made me sad

[@burtwonk]

I’m glad you posted this because watching it all again helped me understand the story a little better. It’s a complex story and it’s hard to absorb it all in the first go!

[@jeremyzak654]

17:26 WoL: Well, it's not my fault that Square Enix was too cheap to hire a voice actor for me.

[@MithrilRoshi]

LOL Poor WoL

[@soulkong]

We need a perfected voice deepfake tech to make custom characters to have a voice. That'll be both great and a terrifying future

[@arcanadawn]

Thank you so much for this. I was *struggling* to find that opening line about love leading to loss.

[@pktreturns4912]

1:11:08 the greatest line in Endwalker.

[@baconbits3731]

I went here to watch that part.

[@TheAzulmagia]

I find that line interesting because, by his own admission, he thinks his future actions are deplorable (the Zodiark sacrifices excluded).

[@Blazieth]

@@TheAzulmagia Specifically, he's of the opinion that he would respect and revere the sacrifice made by those who gave their lives to Zodiark, suggesting that he doesn't (currently) agree with the end-goal to bring them back. All in all, it just goes to show what actually living through the events and *experiencing* loss on that grand a scale can do to a person.

[@custardpup6385]

@@Blazieth It's so interesting to properly look into. He says during Elpis that he's never felt intense grief the way Hermes seems to when he loses a creation, and that the death of his friends should be joyous because they've fulfilled their duty. Yet when Hythlodaeus walks away to be sacrificed, he can't help but be utterly devastated, that's the first time he feels grief I'm sure. You kind of realise that even though he's dedicated to his duty, his emotions clearly get the better of him, which is a running theme of his. On your point about him not agreeing with their end goal, it's hinted at a fair bit through bits and pieces of his dialogue and short stories that he is tired amd just wants to rest, doesn't actually care as much as the other unsundered do about bringing people back. The only reason the events of Shadowbringers even happen is because Lahabrea got himself killed and he pities the state of Elidibus's psyche and gives into sentiment. He can't bring himself to leave Elidibus to it on his own. I think it's really sad that during Elpis he asks the WoL why he would literally invite his own downfall, and ultimately it's because he just wants to be free of the burden of bringing his people back. He wants to be free of all the loneliness and guilt that comes with it. So naturally it's fitting that the only time he isn't slouching in Shadowbringers is on his deathbed, when he's finally free to rest. I love him man, he's just so human. Such an amazing character.

[@Talundor]

Thank you for the montage! ^^

[@sangahlolo]

1:04:09 This cutscene to the end made me cry...

[@fefnireindraer144]

I so want those two to come back. Their new roles would be scions of lost ancient magicks. I mean with all the UNSUNDERED souls released from Zodiark's death won't that mean a ton of unnaturally white haired mages will soon start showing up with the power to alter reality?

[@crazyshark9518]

If we visit the other reflections I fully expect to see Emet-Selch, Hythlodaeus and Venat's reincarnations on one of them going on adventures with our sundered counterpart of that world.

[@fengariii]

Guaranteed to happen at some point. SE knows they've got gold with this trio.

[@kazua3000]

@Ramen Traveler buuuuuuut they have returned back to the lifestream soooo.....we may actually get them in whole back well kinda

[@fawkespryde9183]

They returned to the lifestream and as we are aware from being on the first, time works differently when traveling between each reflection. So it's not out of the realm of possibility that they could be reborn and have aged a bit before the warrior ventures there.

[@halfnattyboomer354]

@@fawkespryde9183 New parts 'for all' to play and I sincerely hope so.

[@laurenw94]

Honestly just spent the entirety of EW trying to gain Emets approval 😅

[@yammez1]

Finished ShB after EW came out, but am happy that I was able to sufficiently cry for Emet-Selch before this crawled it's way into my feed and spoiled that he comes back.

[@bate01071]

Yeah Emet is the man. I’m so glad he came back as he was my favorite character in shadowbringers. And I like how they explore Hythlodaeous’ character, especially after the conversation in the bureau in shadowbringers.

[@WickerBag]

Yeah, I wish people didn't use spoilery thumbnails and titles.

[@celestamor]

The moment they used his voice for the narration of shit I knew he'd be back since Ardbert did the same for ShB

[@maleficios1987]

this was absolute perfection

[@Reynsoon]

If you put your ear forward just a little, you can definitely hear that Fourchenalt's voice actor is pulling double duty as Kairos. But I am the world's biggest sucker for the audio processing they've put on his voice.

[@SuccubiPie]

Third time watching and just now noticing your outfit changes. It's details like that I appreciate.

[@midnightjay]

Damn, you're WoL glams are awesome. Surprised no one said anything. Also, thank you for this and your other video compilations. Greatly appreciated.

[@pll3827]

Their previous videos had a hyur, but the WoL Au Ra gal this time really stands out. Maybe because Endwalker has so many pretty boys. Haha.

[@hwoarangdvoguetthe]

15:45 Xehanort! Get out of there! This is not your game. Nomura: Yet...

[@savsean261990]

I was so annoyed with Fandaniel but seeing this makes me feel so bad for him. He was the most human out of all the ascians, has the biggest heart and in the end, he didn't even find peace

[@sangahlolo]

1:46:53 The Legacy i leave you

[@Fl0wchart]

51:05, wasn't too keen on Hermes... Then this scene happened... Good God this scene...

[@RaysofLight98]

It was cathartic when he tore into Hades. Because if there’s one thing to criticize about the Ancient’s culture… Hades didn’t deserve to get attacked, he was offering escape from the tragedy, but Hermes lashed out because the philosophy of their society is a tragedy.

[@zacgarcia9082]

My first thought upon entering elpis and seeing emet and hethlos why tf every one so damn beautiful

[@Bongaboi151]

1:59:58 There goes the fourth wall.

[@kaitoudark1]

Anyone know the name of the track that plays around 16:42? I kinda wanna see if it's an orchestion roll. LOL I know it's used in the Lemures HQ as well during the Reaper quests, but I don't see the name anywhere.

[@zach237]

Shades delight

[@ReveredDead]

In Elpis I just love how Emet Selch sees you and immediately suspects trouble. It's like how well he knows Azem to where he knows his/her tricks and shenanigans. Then you got Hythlodaeus who was all for it lol. I swear the whole Elpis story arc was just perfect. When Venat showed up, immediately knew I was in for a huge moment in the story. Momma Venat.

[@toqa6735]

1:11:54 I always think of this conversation in my head

[@Spark1est]

I keep seeing people say that they got a special remake baced on there race but i remember ever hearing one

[@KakaowyKruk]

There is one dialogue during "Ponder, Warrant, Cherish, Welcome" quest,but its not voiced. Memnon just mentions race specific traits. "Horns and scales of a beast" in case of Au Ra

[@kaihedgie1747]

@@KakaowyKruk Features of a beast for Hrothgar

[@Fearoq]

If lalafell Hydae comments its small

[@TheSagitis]

2:08:05 Hyde's pay is not enough, prepare a bigger check next time, bye.

[@robelyounis9172]

😓My life: 1:32:13

[@watertommyz]

The meaning of life is simple. It is that it's precious. Fragile and fleeting, but that's what makes it so. Now, it's purpose is a different matter.

[@RYNOking5ify]

Emet-Selch Ancient appearance reminds me of Xemnas from Kingdom Hearts series

[@TheLQGaming]

2:10:37 Theory - is it implied that Emet-Selch was a previous Azem as well? We don't know what his title was before he became Emet-Selch. That's how I read it when he said "I certainly did".

[@KakaowyKruk]

It's more like Emet admits that he consider WoL to be worthy of Azem title. He was the creator of Azem Crystal. Other convocation members didn't even knew about its existence and considered Azem as traitor but he made it anyway and deliberately left it in his recreation of Amaurot for WoL to find

[@shinobirecords2018]

I don't think he was officially Azem at any point, but remember: he's the one who made Azem's crystal in the first place. So one could argue that he was a bearer of the crystal himself!

[@ericaj9484]

I second what others have said, but It also can be seen as a personal challenge. Hades acknowledges you as Azem. So now you must do what all Azems have done before you, go forth and travel. He’s been alive for many years and seen much in his lifetime. Would be a shame if an ‘Emet-Selch, an mere architect’ saw more of the world than an ‘Azem, a bonified traveler’. 🙃 And maybe even a reassurance to an old friend. “Don’t worry about me, don’t pity me- I’ve seen it all, now it’s your turn.” If you will-

[@Zakjuh]

It means that out of respect for his old friend, he took the crystal with him to various places he explored, like Azem would have liked to.

[@happyhealsgaming7614]

To me it was more... "I certainly did...I traveled the world of Etheryis...With Azem himself." Remember that when we were questing in Elpis it sounded tremendously like Emet and Hythlo went to ALOT of places and got involved in alot of Shenanigan with Azem before the world sundered. So it was more, "Azem took us everywhere with him just to see the world, to expand his, and our horizon. So I pray that you will also do the same."

[@rasielius]

thank you so much

[@margotrosendorn6371]

Every time I ride my sanuwa mount I think of Elpis now...

[@blackblizzard5771]

Dude gave me Young Xehanort and Xemnas vibes. Maybe it’s the hair and eyes.

[@bigbear7442]

so i have to ask, why does emet selch look like xehanort?

[@DaimoHope]

Because Nomura got drunk and crashed Creative Business Unit III

[@watrousalex]

I was so happy when I would put Emet was the narrator

[@Autumnfaery2003]

Yes please, do favour us with your handsome face

[@GaleGrim]

1:37:34 weirdly, Emet is kinda wrong here. It's not sophistry. Sophistry is the use of fallacious arguments, especially with the intention of deceiving. Hermes isn't trying to deceive anyone, and his argument is sound theoretically. If the Amaurotines believe that it's there duty to make the star perfect and that it's there duty to be stewards of the star. And thus they remove flawed imbalanced beings from the star, and they them selfs are flawed and imbalanced, as we have seen with the asicans and Hermes him self. Then yes, they deserve to go. It's consistent, and cutting hypocrisy from their own actions. The problem is that the Amaurotines are seeking perfection without flaw. They aren't content to let things be, if they aren't "just so" they get killed. They evaluate the life and value of being from a point of view the precludes that life in and of it self has value that exceeds the value of a "perfect" star and that the act of having to destroy life isn't it's self damaging to the value of the end product. Not to mention the flawed assumption that a life ending willingly "returning to the star" isn't in and of itself a bad expectation to have. It means people are expected to roll over and die when they "compleat" their "purpose" and reach their "potential" or get funny looks for not dieing, leaving those who made connections with them in grief. Grief that they try and invalidate/soothe with "it's a normal and happy occasion, they lived a good life!" which it self is cold comfort to someone who feels the impending absence and then loss of a dear friend or family member. This whole thing could have been side stepped if they had had decent grief counseling and also didn't force people to end the lives of feeling constructs under their care like that, and abandoned the notion of people returning to the star when they didn't have to.

[@RoyalKnightish]

They don't force anyone ending their lives. It's out of their own volition. Once they feel they have done enough, then they can return to the star. Venat, for example, chose to continue her life, and none of her peers tells her to off herself Grief counselor is there because there are people grieving, while here Hermes is noted to be the abnormal one for grieving of voluntary death or death in general, while most people there even Venat are fine with the idea of dying.

[@GaleGrim]

​@@RoyalKnightish I mean... Technically true. They aren't going to force you into a chair and put you down. But even Emet says Venat's choice to NOT die was abnormal and implied it was looked down on. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKPRinmrfb2iaZo note the word choice "the BETTER part" which given Emet's sharp and abrasive nature is likely double speak, the better part as in the majority, and the BETTER part as in the ones who are decent individuals. Other members of society not following the heard and in this case choosing to die is a social faux pa. Many of the phantoms of false Amaurot express annoyance and displeasure with anything that stands out or goes against common conventions of what was "acceptable" for their culture. They won't force anything on you, but you'll hear about it and how inappropriate it is everyday until it stops being a thing you do. Not exactly a well spring of self determinism is it? It's an awkward topic. Sure you CAN choose to not "return to the star" legally but others can and will think less of you for it or think your a weirdo. Even the esteemed members of the convocation aren't exempt from side eye. Of course no one is going to say anything bad about or tell the previous AZEM to do anything especially to their face. How ever the fact people did think poorly of Venat for not choosing to return tells you all you need know. I think it's pretty obvious with context clues and a bit of thinking that the ancient world was pretty condescending and horrible about death and grief (among other things). Hermes's view point isn't REALLY uncommon. Even in the best of times when the ones we love choose to go, and having lived a fulfilling life. We still grieve. It's actually pretty normal. It's just that no one an Amaurot is talking about what they doing, feeling, or what is happening. They eat up and regurgitate the "it's a noble and happy occasion" line, and then those that feel like Hermes grieve in secluded silence and no one is the wiser. Because the only outward sign would be Elpis flowers which are just experimental dynamis detectors that are "a proof of the concept of dynamis" that normal people wouldn't know about. It's a niche esoteric energy still under study even for them. So in reality their are probably TONS of people from that era that are unhappy and grieving at the loss of their loved ones who have returned to the star. However they get told that "oh don't cry! They are just "returning to the star" like we all will want to one day" so they swallow it back and don't let it show. I also have almost 0 doubt that someone out their in the unsundered era has "returned to the star" not because they wanted to, but because they were told it's "the proper thing to do" and were politely rushed out deaths door like it was closing time at Walmart so to speak. I mean, think about it! What it amounts to is when you've done all you "want to", completed your life's work, had some retirement, and got all that pesky living biz out your system, you off your self. Does that SOUND like a paradise to you? "Oh well, last day on the job! bye jeff, bye stew see you at my suicide party next week! Remember to bring the ice Stew!" WHO DOES THAT!? It makes 0 sense. Amaurot sounds like a weird ethical hellscape of peer pressure to do what you want to and then off your self mixed with a collectivist "conform or your a bad person" guilt schtick if I've ever heard of one. To say nothing of their isolationist political policy when you look at side quest dialog of fake Amaurot and they resolve to "just stay out of it and tell them resolve it" to stuff like war and plague in other regions of Etheirys...

[@RoyalKnightish]

@@GaleGrim No one looked down on Venat though. Her decision to continue living was weird, but no one ever belittled her. At no point during our journey with Emet did she get belittled by him or her peers about her decision to stay on. Much of his dismay is caused by her antics. Is it because she's a former Azem?? Not really, since Emet and Amaurothians are a frank one and will speak their mind about something that they look down on, but again they never even hold her in contempt for her decision . It is pretty much highly uncommon for them, even Venat doesn't share Hermes's view on death. None of his peers share it either. If it were that common we would see it on side quests, but there aren't. So anything like " there's gotta be some of them taking their lives after being forced by their peers" is a headcanon, unless there's official record that says so Even sapiens like us have abnormalities like Psychopaths and Aspergers who are in minority. That's the case with Hermes (in his case being a super empathetic person) ,and due to their high lifespan, the abnormality in Amaurothian population is much and much lower than in our population. That's why none could even help out Hermes, since the idea of "why should we die" is foreign to them, just like us being unable to come to an understanding with psychopaths To be fair, i find the idea of being uncertain of our death quite scary. One moment we are having fun together, then all of the sudden everything's changed. There's this serenity leaving this world on our own accord after we have felt "yep I'm satisfied with what I've done" Also, i believe the idea of dying would be pretty much different were we to encounter a being whose lifespan far surpasses ours

[@GaleGrim]

@@RoyalKnightish Emet and the Amaurothians are frank with us the WoL and the Scion Of the Seventh Dawn because they don't know us, or in Emet's case doesn't care about us (I have never met someone who give fewer shits about politeness then Emet, it's so refreshing, but the rest of the unsundered world doesn't seem to share his mentality, they are all mostly polite from what I've seen). We aren't convocation members. At best we are tourists "here at the behest of the esteemed Emet selch" in the phantom Amaurot. At worst we are just "new youths" being rebellious and immature. It would be like being rude to someone the president invited to dinner and a night on the town. If you knew they were invited you might watch your tongue, but honestly many and more won't single crap about us. However Venat? The previous holder of the Seat of The Traveler? Accomplished combatant and protector of the people? Belittle her as the beloved public figure she is and you'll be lucky if people don't line up to slap you for being that rude. At lest that's the impression I got. I don't really buy the "they are so different from us, a different species even!" stuff. Not when the game and story goes out of it's way to highlight and show us they AREN'T so different, that they have people they care for and fight for just like us, in the same ways we do, and go even further to make them just quirky versions of regular people. It breaks the theming of FF14 on so many levels if that were the case that they are "just that different". Should it be different for people who live that long and supposedly go out on their own terms? Yeah. However the game never puts that to any major proof. Then take great and deliberate joy in breaking those kinds of notions before our very eyes. It's more interested in telling a story through connection, using the rest as set dressing. It's dose a damn good job at it too don't get me wrong. However it's very inconsistent when you start to actually analyze it to see if it holds up. I have the same problem with the dragons. "They have a fundamentally different way of perceiving the world and processing memory." Well then they should act like it shouldn't they? Instead of them thinking, responding, and acting like normal people who just happen to be giant fire breathing lizards. If they have such a fundamentally different mindset and mentality due to their biology and life span and all that then they should be utterly inscrutable to us like the fae are in ShB. Like dragons are supposed to "experience time like a sphere, never forgetting, the scars never fading from memory" in the lore and stuff, but that doesn't track. If that were the case then a single moment of fear would never end or subside for them. Walk up behind a dragon and scream to spook them and they just never calm back down. It doesn't make sense. Still your arguments have quite a bit of merit. So it makes me curious. How do you think "returning to the star" goes down? We know it happens, but are told precious little about it if I recall? Do you think there is paper work and ceremony to it? Do they throw a "party" like a ball or something celebrating "the completion of a life's works" so to speak? It baffles me personally, I can't imagine that being anything other the awkward.

[@RoyalKnightish]

@@GaleGrim Let's see from other Amaurothians then. There's a side quest about them having an argument between each other, and in fact they got their own ministry for that, so people are indeed encouraged to be opened with each other. One of Venat's friends even directly debated convocation decision about Zodiark. That's equivalent to some scientist going directly to white house and has a debate with the cabinet members there. Amaurothians as seen in the games never looked down someone's decision nor arguments. Another thing is, they treat convocation members just a bit more special from each other. It's vastly different from how we treat our own president. Yes, they are acknowledged for their achievement, but that's just it. Even till the end of their time, neither any of them cursed or looked down Hermes for his part in their destruction. Even Emet never insulted nor looked down on Venat, after sundering their world So yeah, it's incredibly hard to imagine them going as far as "ridiculing someone to death" for not returning to star. If being able to protect and care for someone is the only indicator for being the same, then we should treat our Cousins, the great apes, no different from how we treat each other. But we can't, what we do and we need is vastly different from them. Chimpz will fight tooth and nails for the sake of their own family and friends, but still we can't expect them to need a car to do groceries. However, we should acknowledge our similarities with them by NOT hunting em down to extinction That's the thing with 14 for me. We should both honor our differences AND similarities. Dragons perceive time differently as in for example. Someone can hold grudges for about 30 years, which means it's about half of their lifetime. For dragons, half of their lifetime is like thousands of years. Saying that they will continue screaming after being surprised is not how it is, however the emotions after that effect will linger on for millennia. Maybe they have some kind of solemn farewell with their friends. Kinda nice to think about it instead of getting a message on WA about their death, no? Can't even say our farewell with that.

[@k.h.8506]

What head piece do you have at 1:04:08?

[@KakaowyKruk]

na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/playguide/db/item/d8cbb5b016c/

[@k.h.8506]

@@KakaowyKruk Thanks!

[@villainousthing]

2:10:47 why do our characters look angry at emet here? i dont understand can someone please explain??

[@SOUTHBURNING83]

The character is sad actually

[@Darkeiko]

Yeah, we're definitely sad or at the very least conflicted.

[@AyantanoAzem]

can you make one with all Elidibus, elidibert and Themis scenes?

[@KakaowyKruk]

Hmm. Are you sure that kind of video wasn't already made by someone else?

[@chrisdiaz3043]

Ah yes, another version of Xehanort.

[@hwoarangdvoguetthe]

You're right about that. KH crossover confirmed.

[@hsramm]

@1:48:22 lmao Emet is so frustrated

[@dragonknight6972]

I like when he says us he includes your character because we a piece of azem

[@EvelynnElluria]

Hermes is depressed and caused all the mess

[@toqa6735]

56:55

[@kirafernandez37]

whgats the name of the song that plays when emmet starts talking about the confluence after breaking it

[@rasielius]

it's "Heroes forge ahead" if you still need it ^^

[@black-velvet98]

I miss the cute catboy 😢

[@SirChucklenutsTM]

We await the Shadow Lord

[@Kumiko026]

A few things I learned/ realized while playing through Elpis. 1) Bird -girl is annoying and knew she was going to turn 2) I wanted to kick Emmet-Selch in the nuts at first until much later… 3) I want to punch Hermes mouth with my mouth 4) I am two milliseconds away from slapping Venat as I knew she was sus af.. 5) Hylthodeaus is too precious for this world and must be protected at all costs

[@MisterHeroman]

bad takes

[@EverrFrrost]

@@MisterHeroman catgirls always have bad takes

[@Kumiko026]

Awww, you guys salty about my opinions? Haha

[@Dotoku14]

You're wrong on all accounts. They aren't opinions.

[@leissMusic]

How is Venat suspicious? Venat never lied about a thing. She was true to her words and ideals until the very end. People wanted that "Hydaelyn = bad" twist so badly that it feels like they're kinda projecting.

[@alexander4568]

Why the hell is it in dub, its sucks

[@Maya-yt]

L

[@redeyes3847]

Weeb

[@alexander4568]

@@redeyes3847 you don't even know what the word means?

[@redeyes3847]

@@alexander4568 yes

[@EternalFellows]

Don't care, Didn't ask, Cry about it, Touch Grass, Stay mad, L, Mald, Seethe, Cope.