The One Reborn

[@Robthetank001]

Godrick's grafting has got nothing on this guy

[@tylerhughes4785]

Godrick is looking up to him literally

[@ze_glitchy_gamer7629]

Imagine if these two actually met

[@abrahamlincolnreal8166]

@@ze_glitchy_gamer7629Godrick would try to graft him to his other arm so he has a dragon hand and a hand with a lot of hands

[@tylerhughes4785]

Nah bro what if godrick combines with the one reborn hell nah 💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@amadeusazazel9047]

@@tylerhughes4785the Rick reborn

[@wraithiguess2680]

the air from its impact blowing over me would’ve killed me instantly

[@OneNationUnderPug]

The hunter has lost any and all ability to smell at this point in the game.

[@Jm-ki4su]

imagine how that place would _smell_

[@Crowborn]

conceive the scent

[@firewall5189]

no i dont really want to thanks

[@abrahamlincolnreal8166]

There’s quite the concerning amount of “this place would kill a normal guy just by smelling it” places in the souls games

[@josuearielariasv.8041]

Compare it with the smell of aldritch boss room.

[@NumberD2000]

I really really dont wanna

[@ayylmao2040]

Reborn's intro really is a black hole of unreality dropping a cosmic horror deuce for you to deal with.

[@kaj7135]

“Cosmic horror deuce” is the average Chipotle experience.

[@Insanabiliter_In_Linea]

The Scholars of Mensis, as they summon a thirty foot tall amalgamation of no less than 200 reanimated corpses: "...are we the baddies?"

[@dimitriuii]

Mensis have nothing to with it - by the time you reach this place all scholars are already dead. This place is currently occupied by phtumerian ring maidens. And Mensis school would never work together with them, because they have drastically different ideas

[@guerreiroazul3230]

​@@dimitriuii What is their philosophies anyway? Don't both of them want to communicate with great ones to gain insight?

[@Insanabiliter_In_Linea]

@@dimitriuii Yeah I looked it up before posting just to see if the joke would even work, but I got like four completely different answers as to where the One Reborn actually came from, one being that the School of Mensis summoned it with help from the bell maidens, so I just kind of said fuck it and went with it. Either way I'm just fucking around tbh.

[@MasoTrumoi]

​@@dimitriuiiHow on Earth do you claim to know the philosophies of the Bell Ringing Maidens? Why do you assume the six maidens in YaHarGul have the same viewpoints as the ones in the Chalice Dungeons? And how do you know the synthesis of the One Reborn was not done before the Scholars died?

[@sieghardtofcatarina7827]

​@@MasoTrumoi 1) He can't, unless he talks about the Pthumerian philosophy in general, in which case he's wrong as both of them seek ascension, but... 2) The difference is that Pthumeru utilised the old blood as a mean to achieve it, while Mensis followed the Byrgenwerth doctrine of seeking eyes and abstention from the old blood (Micolash makes that pretty clear lol, also the eyes harvested in Hemwick are used for rituals, and the witches are present in Yahar gul) 3) The lamp's name makes it pretty clear that its purpose was mainly ritualistic. As for what the One Reborn is, it most likely is a failed attempt to create a great one like the scholars in the Nightmare were trying to do before "their brains were granted evil eyes", as the umbilical cord dropped by the Wetnurse states in the japanese version.

[@thecandlemaker1329]

When I was told that Miyazaki loves feet, I imagined something completely different.

[@kurenian]

The school of mensis must have really hated anatomists

[@mr.toothy]

Thanks to this video I finally have a good grasp on what the fuck this thing is even supposed to be, The fact that I never noticed it’s main body is two big guy’s upper torsos coming out of a pile of guts is absolutely Nutty

[@CrAzYgAmEr-lt7ux]

Not only that,but i personally always thought,that it looks like a car-transporter😉

[@KosOrSomeSayKosmo]

Considering the sheer number of undead amalgamations that appear across the entirety of the Soulsborne series you'd think FromSoft would run out of ideas, but they manage to keep it fresh time after time.

[@empressbulby3761]

I... don't think all those half rotted amalgamations are fresh. Quite the opposite in fact.

[@Auloss]

Naaah, you are just a fanboy

[@zaloon148]

​@@Aulossy'all are more annoying than actual fanboys lmao

[@alihorda]

Yes this guy there, volunteered to become one reborn ​@@Auloss

[@dsedh23]

@@AulossYou know, antis are kinda twisted fanboys

[@officegossip]

Someone here asked “imagine the smell”, so I’ll take a crack at it because I feel like being gross: There’s four major and familiar scents multiplied in scale that could contribute to the scent of a being like this if you consider the context clues: Often in gothic literature the smell of rotting and/or burning flesh is described as something particularly associated with a putrid and overripe sweetness (read “The Road” by Cormac McCarthy, most gothic/southern gothic literature and the splatter-punk genre for tons of examples). Imagine the ripe smell coming from a healing scab underneath a band-aid or have you ever had a phase where you pick your nose too much due to minor itch and you start to experience a subtle metallic and tangy pungency everywhere you go? Infections have their own unique scents. Throw in the toxic smell of garbage and refuse and there’s a dampness and moldy smell that’s familiar with anyone that’s walked near an apartment dumpster. This thing is obviously rotting, so it’s exhuming forbidden levels of halitosis from the dozens of skulls. The Mexia Supermarket incident of 1999 doesn’t have shit on the toxicity levels that this guy is unearthing. Sewage is a top contender. Sure, the fresh smell of shit is bad enough from one source if you walk into a restroom but this is an amalgamation of dozens of reanimated bodies that have been lying in wait for eons, so we’re talking an ungodly petri dish of ancient bacteria constantly churning excrement to allow this being to slide around. The closest thing I could think of is walking by a construction site that’s working on a pipeline or an outfall pipe at landfill but increase it manifold. Combined shit from thousands of citizens is possibly the worst smell ever. I’ve unfortunately experienced this scent at a sewage beach in Nicaragua when I was a teenager and it’s an unfortunate reality all over the world. And last but not least, this is Bloodborne we’re talking about and the most common smell associated with Satan, hell and other demons in mythologies and biblical accounts is the elemental compound of sulfur. The closest thing I could think of is the acidic smell of rotten eggs but it has its own unique unfortunate tang to it. Your science teacher most likely owns a stone of this somewhere for their class curriculum if you have a morbid curiosity for it. I wholeheartedly believe that the most common smell following your protagonist in Bloodborne in the majority of the game is sulfur and the metallic smell of blood. In conclusion, this thing is Toxic Avenger levels of gnarly.

[@alessiobilleci7246]

Dont forget the dried/rotting blood smell

[@mrsgamer9218]

My nose is burning from just reading this

[@ADHDZach]

"oh my, what a queer scent"

[@fourdayz1414]

Its probably a requirement that new hunters lose their sense of smell

[@officegossip]

@@fourdayz1414 the mouth covers probably serve a function if they’re covered in other oils.

[@c.l.a.u.d.e]

Internally called "Imperfect Amygdala".

[@firewall5189]

...yeah id say its just a little off

[@alessiobilleci7246]

Yeah, seems so weird to me because it doesnt really have any resemblance to Amygdala, for how the body is shaped (and one reborn means it was a "dead" great one before, which since there are many amygdalas in the game inst very specific), and not even his moves give any hint to it being one. If anything the body composition resembles more Kos body ( long arms, long torso, no legs but a huge tail-like mass at the back, and the main corpse instead of the head), but other than that he doesnt seem to have any connection to any other great one really

[@bigdumbfatcat2869]

@@alessiobilleci7246 Amygdala is not even the actual name of the creatures, it's the localization team making stuff up, as usual. The actual internal name for those creatures is the Portuguese word for "almond".

[@LeadCodpiece]

Ah, so that's what it is supposed to be, seemed way too out of place imo

[@alessiobilleci7246]

@@LeadCodpiece one youtuber said it might be an attempt to summon the Moon presence,tho for how the body is composed and Micolash's obsession with Kos, it might be an attempt to give Kos a new body (but he would have a terrible fashion style then to give such a goddess a rotting and disturbing body)

[@NoriakiKakyoin-in5rd]

I love how the healing church and Mensis spent years researching and experimenting to become great ones, but then some random outsider just busts out of a hospital and becomes a great one in one night because they ate some umbilical cords

[@peppla6749]

It has to do with tje blood transference you receive at the start of the game, you are more than just a "random outsider"

[@spacenaves]

Didn't Micolash snack on one himself, or something?

[@matiasluukkanen7718]

I mean player benefits from decades of research (centuries in some case). They are just collecting fruits of the work of others at this point. After all, no single faction managed to produce three-umbilicals on their own. And from roleplaying point of view, you could very well be a foreign cultist/scholar that has come to Yharnam to ascend or at least to learn from Great Ones.

[@NoriakiKakyoin-in5rd]

@@matiasluukkanen7718 so we're basically copying the church's homework lol Also if we were a scholar looking to learn from great ones, shouldn't we have already some insight at the start of the game?

[@raydhen8840]

@@NoriakiKakyoin-in5rd Honestly, it makes Bloodborne stands out from the rest From souls games. Yes, you play nobodies in all of them (Sekiro being the exception, which also help it stands out), but you almost always had insight of what you gonna do, and it always grand & world-changing (Linking the Fire, become Elden Lord, etc). All we know about Bloodborne protags on the other hand is that they looking for specific blood to cure their unknown illness, which honestly, down-to-earth, relatable goal. The thing is, Paleblood is much more enigmatic than the First Flame or Elden Ring, by the end of the hunt, many players still left confused of what it even is, let alone the in-game protagonist themselves, leading to multiple interpretation (Most popular one being the Moon Presence). Heck, the comic has their own version of Paleblood.

[@celestialowl8865]

The most surprising thing about this design is that it has any teeth left at all. Musta brushed like mad in life

[@bigdumbfatcat2869]

What an ancestral diet and mewing does to a MF

[@danprentice7073]

An yes the human clump of spaghetti Bolognese.

[@toastertrooper9545]

Spore creature creator GONE WRONG

[@dc1939]

This area & One Reborn truly have an aire of madness. FROM legitamately succeeded in conjuring something cosmic thats never been achieved in a gameworld before. Masterful

[@JoshDoVids]

Ah yes, The Rotten but Goated by eldrich knowledge

[@kerianhalcyon2769]

Honestly it's a shame that they ditched the skin hood the humanoid corpse figure has in the original concept art in the final model, probably was to avoid making things even more complex than they already are but seeing undead with stuff draped over the top of them adds to that whole grim reaper vibe and adds to the creep factor.

[@OrigamiPhoenix]

I wonder if they did try it with the additional skin flaps, but the bumpy geometry of the skulls under it made it act funny. It might be of note that the blood-starved beast's head has a simpler shape than that, and its skin flaps were also simplified from its concept art.

[@kerianhalcyon2769]

@@OrigamiPhoenix It wouldn't surprise me, if memory serves Bloodborne's really the first game Fromsoft's done that's had actual capes and cape physics with their costumes, so wacky cloth physics is kind of expected.

[@Whyiseveryhandletaken6942]

According to the lore, the One originally did have it, but then the mini-army of Godskins came out of the portal, killed it, & stole its skin, that’s why it’s dead, & why it’s got no skin. Source: trust me, bro.

[@UnsujetollamadoGareth]

The Rotten: Who are you? The One Reborn: I'm you, but stronger.

[@embargovenom9948]

Animating this thing must've been the true nightmare behind Bloodborne. I cant even imagine how long it took with all those tiny moving parts.

[@shambleshef]

I never noticed until looking at the guts on the bottom that this thing was crafted with the Bed of Chaos DNA.

[@alessiobilleci7246]

Wdym?

[@shambleshef]

@@alessiobilleci7246 The skeleton or rigging for this boss's particular model is based on the bed of chaos and the cut crawling bed of chaos rigs/models. It also kind of explains why those guts near the bottom are shaped like its roots. Also watch the One Reborn's hand sweeping attack, it is very similar, if not the same animation that the bed of chaos uses for its hand sweep.

[@raydhen8840]

Makes sense since Bonfire also had video covering (unfinished, as everything in Lost Izalith is) uprooted Bed of Chaos. One Reborn is basically what Bed of Chaos fight could've been if not fot time constraint.

[@VelvetMagician]

Going through the descriptions of the Bell items, we know that the bells originated in the underground Pthumerian Labyrinth and were capable of reaching into other worlds and summoning beings from them. Although humans require insight to use these bells, it's likely that the bell maidens that summon the One Reborn are Pthumerians allied with the church, like the Church Servants and Church Giants. (Even if they aren't, it's likely any humans in the service of the School of Mensis and in Yahar'gul during the blood moon have insight to spare.) It is the point of this theory that the bells used to summon the One Reborn are no different, and that the bell maidens in the One Reborn's arena ring their bells repeatedly and simultaneously en masse to bring a mass of (presumably human) beings from other worlds simultaneously, coalescing all of them into one horrible amalgamation in the process of their summoning. The purpose of this would be to prevent hunters such as the player from interfering with Micolash and Mensis' plots involving the Mensis Ritual and the Nightmare of Mensis. After all, they are likely unaware that the scholars have undergone the stillbirth of their brains and, to the best of their knowledge, are still plumbing the Nightmare for answers from a higher plane. Ordinarily, these bells summon (for good and ill) only beings willing to cross between worlds. It is possible that the humans summoned to form the One Reborn are unwillingly summoned via unknown methods that Pthumerians such as the bell maidens might be privy to. If this is the case, the One Reborn may simply be lashing out in pain and horror at the player. Alternatively, it is conceivable that the humans summoned this way are willing fanatics devoted to the School of Mensis who await in a parallel dimension to be called upon to create a last-ditch defense in the "base reality" of your own game world. If the One Reborn (possibly the "main body" that is prominently displayed atop the monstrosity) has any sentience remaining, it may manifest the combined desires of these fanatics to protect the scholars. Such a case would also explain the inhuman utterances that the One Reborn uses for its "spells", as members of Mensis might have knowledge of such incantations There’s also a theory that perhaps the One Reborn is an attempt to recreate Kos or even the Amygdalas but I don’t know

[@alessiobilleci7246]

Yeah, ths recreate Kos bit,if you look at the body composition of the One Reborn it is pretty similar : two long arms in the front, a long and slim torso, a mass resembling a tail of sorts and no legs, and a head with a long neck (the main corpse)

[@Syliag7]

Another thing to note is that the area leading up to The One Reborn features a number of petrified humans on the bottom of the walls of most buildings, wich look like they where attempting to scramble and climb away from something. This, in addition to the Cramped Caskets ennemies also in the area, heavily implies that the people living in the unseen village where sacrificied en masse by Mensis in order to create these abominations.

[@nachalnik5738]

Imagine being an unfortunate jolly cooperation guy who accidentally got summoned into this abomination

[@VelvetMagician]

@@Syliag7 Honestly it’s entirely possible that Yahar'gul was flooded with blood at some point. The positioning of the 'petrified' or calcified bodies around Yahar'gul indicates that there was a great calamity where they were scrambling on top of each other seemingly to get to higher ground. Some of these people have even been thrown into the walls as if by force. Evidence being how blood can harden and petrify in various descriptions for example: The ritual blood description: Material used in a Holy Chalice ritual. One of the basic ingredients used to satiate a Holy Chalice is this incoagulable blood. When all is melted in blood, all is reborn. Blood Stone Shard description: A solid shard that forms in coldblood. After death, some substances crystallise, but most simply harden and form blood stones. Blood Rock description: A large solid chunk that forms in coldblood. After death, a substance in the blood hardens, and that which does not crystallise is called a blood stone. This is no mere chunk, it is nearly a boulder. This all may actually explain the petrified or stone like appearance of the people.

[@Rooster_Ric]

​​​@@VelvetMagicianGreat catch! Thanks for typing thay up!!

[@thecauldron2212]

This is what crawls out of the Taco Bell restroom

[@Micolashcage1]

Godrick if he kept grafting

[@YourCoolUncleMccroy]

Honestly that's a really cool idea, something like how people who eat dragon hearts always become a giant lava salamander or stuck at some midpoint in the human to dragon transformation, only with grafting the end result is... that

[@amadeusazazel9047]

This thing almost reminds me of Bed of Chaos’ design, the cut one that crawls around

[@Drakuma35]

I was gonna say this, I wonder if there was inspiration or some leftover code that was used for the one reborn, some of those big sweep attacks are very reminiscent of the bed of chaos

[@goosemanVEVO]

Oh hey, thats my neighbor Jerry!

[@mistertuinkabouter]

YES!!!!!!! HE FINALY MADE A VIDEO ON THE ONE REBORN LIKE I ASKED!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[@thatnoctutnallizard4600]

Seeing the humanoid on top literally rithe and shake during his animations makes me wonder how much pain theyd be in like literally skinned, half rotten corpses brought together to be one with a eldritch being just to be instantly hacked to peices by the hunter

[@user-zp8kj2cl9g]

If by some miracle, Miyazaki and From someday make a Bloodborne sequel with the Elden Rin treatment, neither I or my children's children will play something else in our lives.

[@mitchl6896]

please do the rest of the bosses, this is an incredible detailed look at something that you just can't appreciate properly while playing the game.

[@Coffee-Sorcerer]

That’s horrific. You’re always focused on the whole body while fighting Reborn. And seeing how that mostly human body on top of the mass is making sorta independent and maybe conscious movements is a terrifying thought deeper down. 😬

[@Khrada]

Seeing all those feet trying to kick you as it attacks give me such a bizarre feeling.

[@EinSophistry]

Quentin Tarantino's favorite boss.

[@benthede2531]

Imagine having a leg growing out of your hand

[@vivianviolet]

2:30 it makes my head shudder uncontrollably…

[@Scrumshiz]

The final boss of kids behind your airline seat

[@dagdammit]

The key to understanding many of bloodborne's later-game enemies is this: On higher planes, organisms of roughly human complexity (or parts thereof) can more easily fuse into composite beings that then act as a single organism. Practically every unique enemy in blood moon yahargul exemplifies this. This boss isn't some grand design- it's simply an extra-giant pile of dismembered human sacrifice victims, left to rot on a higher plane and now Reborn as One.

[@Scrumshiz]

Couples under the dinner table: 3:38 😳

[@daruddock]

It's like an AI art generator, where it kept building what it thought was a body in multiple different directions, losing track of its own progress and then going at right angles.

[@yodoleheehoo90]

The One Reborn is one of my favorite bosses in Bloodborne, it was awesome to fight and help other Hunters with this crazy guy!

[@amannamedsquid313]

Read a few theories on just what the hell Micolash and the rest of Ya'har'ghul were trying to achieve with this thing. One of the most popular suggests that the school of Mensis was trying to resurrect Kos, which isn't a bad theory and I can see why many would see it that way on account of the main controller torso looking a bit like the Orphan of Kos. Another theory points to them trying to create their own Celestial Emissary, a sort of go-between that'll help them communicate better with the Great Ones. The most straightforward theory that I have read is that all of this was the school of Mensis' own attempt at ascending someone to a Great One, akin to Byrgenworth's own attempt with Rom. Whatever they were trying to accomplish, we see for ourselves how they intended to accomplish it and the eventual end result: Liberal amounts of kidnapping and human and even animal sacrifice, every human being in Ya'har'ghul, even Micolash and all of the school of Mensis either dead, completely insane or worse, several amygdalas drawn to the spectacle and, ultimately, the birth of a creature that was neither Kos nor an emissary or even a stupid cosmic pillbug like Rom ended up becoming. It ended up being a huge, oozing, twitching, crawling, rotting sludge.

[@KosOrSomeSayKosmo]

Whoa, I never realized that there was an upright intact humanoid right in the center as the "base".

[@einenkaffeeillust353]

honestly, I think it probably smells like a leaked can of surströmming

[@daosxion776]

He's real freakin nito!

[@KillberZomL4D42494]

Damn, i'm sure they took a lot of time animating this, such brilliancy.

[@donovam2773]

Excellent job as always, i really do love your videos

[@TheTrueRandomGamer]

The Ones Reborn.

[@megarahkshi2141]

I always knew Godrick was pathetic but his nickname is litteraly grafted and he isn't even close to this guy

[@fireemblemistrash75]

What’s crazy is the large corpse on top is clearly The orphan of kos

[@Ludwig_Accursed]

I didn't notice how eerie and somehow painful are the movements of the human on the top of this thing before.

[@waltuh11121]

This guy's OST is underrated

[@samthepigman4069]

Here goes fromsoft again. Making some sick ass boss design and then completely screwing it up and making it one of the most unenjoyable experiences ever

[@SolaScientia]

It wasn't the worst boss fight for me, but I did take 3 or 4 attempts to kill it. That was more my own greed getting the better of me, particularly on the first attempt. The kicks from the little legs were very aggravating to deal with. I knew to take out the bell ringing bints immediately, but that still didn't stop me dying some stupid deaths to this thing. It really wasn't a fun fight, but I'd rather fight it repeatedly than deal with Laurence's bs.

[@alihorda]

Wdym? One of the easier bosses with cool design

[@noblewolf8232]

It was the easiest boss for me. I was surprise that I killed it with ease using the Kirk's hammer on my first try.For all its intro, the boss is a pushover. Heck, the giant pig in that area is harder than this boss.

[@lumethecrow]

Godefroy the Grafted's true form

[@bloodangel7731]

Its honestly fascinating how us humans can create a creature as disturbing as this by just using the anatomy of our own bodies

[@gladiusbladeofthenorth9939]

I know its controversial, but i do wonder how absolutely fucking disgusting the one reborn would look in a full remake.

[@tannerkennedy4192]

I actually think it looks better without the humanoid on top it makes you wonder where this thing starts and ends and makes it look like a flailing mass of people

[@musizlover2008]

Wow, making a boss model with hundreds of moving parts and limbs is crazy. You see that every time it attacks, all those limbs are flailing everywhere at random like they still have a mind of their own. From Software really challenged themselves to make this boss as unique as possible.

[@josecuestas7246]

For some reason, i think that the original boss from this part meant to be the cut boss; Great One Beast, as to consider the connections between the Beasts and the Mensis ritual. And then they cut it possibly for consider it like a steroid version of the Dark Paarl Beast, or also by be an unbalanced enemy, to consider that its lightning attacks are actually impossible to dodge to close quarter, leading to that the One Reborn was put in its place.

[@AbeKenney]

My mom was watching me play this game and wasn’t grossed out until this part.

[@zziiieeeee2165]

2:09 he's going to "kyaaaa~" mode

[@Morpheel4ever]

This abomination looks like it would be a superboss in House of the Dead! I legitimately had trouble sleeping after the first time I fought this thing!

[@russian_knight]

It's crazy to think that this is the entire population of yahar'gul,molded and condensed into a giant writhing ball of flesh

[@jmashups6804]

This is the fulfillment of what Nito and the Rotten tried to do. A beautiful and horrifying mass of flesh.

[@GhassanK]

Do slave knight gale next!!!!!

[@kenzieuchiha1191]

Ugh the ooze puddle after it lands, you know that stuff *ranksssss*

[@wheelskeleton5648]

one of my favorite boss design in gaming

[@anhnt6940]

Godrick looks like teenage Henry Cavill in comparison to this. Bloodborne is truly unmatched.

[@thehunter8417]

Wait if the humanoid corpse on the top is supposed to be the Orphan of Kos reborn, does that make the rest of it Kos? If so, Mensis did a terrible job and that looks nothing like her

[@octopusoup]

Imagine the stench coming off this guy.

[@epicpotato9]

Headcannon says this was Mensis' attempt to reanimate and bind the Orphan of Kos to their will, before they decided to go after Mergo instead

[@6bambolbi6]

Looks like a Necromorph from Dead Space but with more bones than flesh

[@CrowSkeleton]

See, this is why incorporating a university has to be a delicate process, otherwise the result is a mess. ...I'd also ask if it was single, but in context that seems like an insensitive question.

[@KezefTheDead]

I always saw The One Reborn as an HD version of the Melchiah fight in Soul Reaver.

[@Whyiseveryhandletaken6942]

Was the concept of ringing bells to summon an eldritch horror made of bodies reused for the royal revenants?

[@Old_Machine_Spirit]

If the website Rotten became self aware

[@BeanerMan13]

I've always wondered What this being used to look like Before its rebirth

[@jermahevans7440]

Glad that foodie beauty and dsp’s kid is getting work

[@michellemarrs8080]

I couldn't tell wtf I was even fighting. It was so distracting

[@exbelion3543]

I never undestood the Reborn part; I assume it was a regular Mensis student or several which gave their bodies to ascend into one being made perfect, to be reborn as a perfect Great One sharing one mind or the consciousness of all into one mind/body, similar to Dead Space's "make us whole" or "one mind, one body" phylosophy but ended into this broken mess of flesh amalgalm, thus an utter failure. That's my theory and the game's lore is so vague and open to interpretation that anything's possible

[@reiva2009]

this video last longer than all battles i've against it

[@OneNationUnderPug]

I wonder what this thing would look like with more flesh. As is my mind kind of writes it off as a big pile of bones.

[@coreysierchio4650]

The trick is to make sure fall damage is turned "on" at the start of the entrance cut scene.

[@aria5614]

Really good look at this thing. Really scratches the itch. Also Mensis Really did slap this thing together with no real rhyme or reason didn't they? Just "legs go on the bottom heads go on the top" Or maybe they threw the whole thing into a magical blender and this is what came out.

[@naighto2502]

Until now I still don't know what is this thing supposed to be reborn into, despite being named The One Reborn. It doesn't tell much but it does leave the question of what form was it even trying to achieve, and the closest guess is to become an amygdala.

[@notasovietspytrustme4392]

Royal Revenant if it was good

[@wesleisilva125]

Que criatura grotesca. Impressionante!

[@BringBackDislikes]

Make these videos with AC6 bosses!

[@Morg]

Okay but what if there was another reborn

[@Morg]

He got born onto the floor somebody should get him a crib or perhaps a wheeled stroller of sorts

[@YourCoolUncleMccroy]

The Two Reborn

[@FoolOfDust94032]

​@@YourCoolUncleMccroyNow with double the mass.

[@Morg]

@@YourCoolUncleMccroy holy shit

[@op-bv7cs]

Dark beast Paarl next plz?

[@kingofthedepths3513]

Is he......laughing?

[@kaj7135]

10/10 cutscene, 5/10 boss fight.

[@safijivvaboi5081]

10/10 music too for some reason

[@dariagonchar4615]

I wonder where do all those human parts come from? Are they randomly attached to this thing, or they got chosen to be attached because of how they spent their lives?

[@bonusbone5118]

Nito but freaky

[@spacefaringyoshi]

TBH the reason I was disappointed with Aldritch in DS3 is because I expected something like this for that boss fight.

[@chito2701]

man i want a BLOODBORNE remaster, give it the same graphical upgrade as ELDEN RING.

[@GhassanK]

Pleaaaaaaaaaase do slave knight gale next we want to see his face

[@Time4theJuice]

Has anyone ever figured out what/who this thing was supposed to be? I always assumed it was maybe a flesh golem amygdala but I’m pretty sure I’m wrong.

[@flavianampoicean7997]

The fight for me it't a 6/10 but the design man... I think it's one of the most expressive of bloodborne world building 🌌🔥🤯

[@unameduser8860]

You know how long do they model this boss?

[@brennadelowery3]

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