Why Ezio Auditore Is One of The GREATEST Characters of All Time | Assassin's Creed

[@AnonsFigs]

Reasons why I like ezio. 1. He’s a stud 2. He’s a Badass 3. He’s a wise boi All set.

[@low_life_mw5029]

So he's a Chad😎

[@Stokaiserrr]

4. He's the only character in literally anything that canonically had a fist fight with the pope

[@TheBoostedDoge]

@@low_life_mw5029 He's Chad 2.0 Chads wish they were Ezio

[@HoursVII]

Yes I agree, he is a wise boi

[@oogadog3736]

Same with Shay in my opinion.

[@ElmetiYT]

Imagine if ezio's trilogy was made with todays graphics gen ..

[@kunai883]

:O

[@spakeschannel]

MatDrag AND Ray Tracing with more detailed geonetry...

[@masondavid30yearagoand3]

how if they use the same engine like they use in ac unity

[@treebush]

Imagine if they used Unitys Parkcour system and remade the game up like FF7, RE2 would be so amazing

[@AnubisTheSonOfRa]

io Elmeti lets make a petition for that! We want the AC back! Back to its roots!

[@clefton3112]

I’ve been playing through the ezio trilogy and I Remebered how good these games really are

[@chrisrichard8272]

I have the OG games OF EZIO

[@mehirsinghr]

Big goob same, im on the last game revelations

[@mehirsinghr]

Ezio is one of the biggest characters of my childhood

[@lelouche25]

The fact he got his own hd rework, and THREE god damn games. He was just such a good character.

[@LucianoCavazza]

Guys guys guys, open auto english subs from 19.31 till the end.

[@vitaljacques7192]

I still can't believe how much you can learn from people that never truly existed.. Ezio was just the most amazing character in gaming in my opinion. His story really was, like you said, our story. His story was indeed very relatable in many aspects, but it was also very emotional and to me, that's what really made me love him as a character. I just love how much I've learned from him.. And to be honest, I smashed the like button even before the video actually started, because I just knew you would totally nail it!

[@Max1990Power]

Ezio, Imrahil/Beleg Cuthalion(Tolkien) and Temudjin(Djhenghis Khan from Conn Iggulden) are some of the fictional heroes that I connected to the most through my teenageyears.

[@5226-p1e]

i wish somebody out there with the skill would collect edzio's story, and tell it using all the clips of the trilogy and make it like a short film series like one season or something... telling the story line starting with edzio telling of his life in this video, mixing clips and scenes, and putting them together from the end of his life. like grandpa telling you a great story before bead time. i hope to ignore desmonds story for this series as much as possible, because it's more about the story of edzio for this beautiful peace of fiction. i love his life story so much that this needs to be done. ive seen series of assassins creed on youtube, but no amount of professional performance of the same stature of this video. but to many of them only focus on the cut scenes rather than getting the most out of the story and passion for edzio's life. i realize that is how it was played in the game, but that was because it was meant for the video game. i really loved how the author of this video used the in game cut scenes and either added subtle AC music ques to the scene or focused on the material of the important information that edzio was trying to convey to the audience showing great emotion of his character, as well as expressing that emotion with action. it's really to bad these games were limited in what camera angles that could be captured of the protagonist, so we could get a unique view of this story at it's whole. but as i said, this author does a really good job using existing scenes from previous games to express the emotion related to what we are currently being shown, like when cloudia was being branded as assassin and showing a subtle past of edzio joining into the brotherhood.

[@yashparab6753]

Same dude

[@maximos3299]

You can learn many thing from a person that doesn't even exist because the people that made Ezio can't made themselves that good

[@eschelar]

Lol 32 indeed, that is the purpose of fiction. It is a mirror through which we can view ourselves and the world around us. There is no perfection in ourselves or the world around us, so we do not need a perfect mirror, but a magnifying glass serves this purpose even better. We do not see things as they are. We see things as we are. - Anais Nin

[@palay23]

I was 12 when i started the great journey with Ezio and always adored him eventhough i did not understand everything at the time, but as it went on and i was getting older everything made more sense and now almost 10 years later i love that character even more. Ezio trilogy was a true masterpiece and something that will never be done again.

[@Christobal7_7]

No cap that’s me rn now I understand him more even though I loved him from the start.

[@somerandomvolatile5155]

@mpalajic gues I was found out by you

[@かい-i1o]

same, i was really young when i played revelations. i just turned 18 and i played the games again and realized how much of a well-written and in depth character ezio is.

[@rSCommpetitive]

First started playing at that age too. Now I'm 27, still empathizing with the philosophy and still listening to the same playlist I made in 2013 to fall asleep.

[@CastTerror5]

Short Answer: He's the only character Ubisoft fully established and gave a good story to Also a rare character who got 3 games to themselves

[@theimmunegamer8123]

And 2 like mini movies

[@vitelspring]

I disagree, if a character/story was well received, no doubt they'd get an eventual sequel. In the case of further sequels, the kenway family was an interesting lineage to explore so I reckon it had its own storyline. Assassin's creed 2 and ezio in it was so good a sequel was needed, Brotherhood as well.

[@CastTerror5]

@@mr.hafalaf1040 No 2 mini-movies Assassin's Creed Lineage and Assassin's Creed Embers

[@CastTerror5]

@@vitelspring Edward and Haytham were 10/10 in Kenway family .... Connor was a disappointment

[@jayto4949]

@@CastTerror5 Conor is a great character fym.

[@AbeLuvsTheatres]

I relate to Ezio so much. My mom and I have been through a lot the 23 years I’ve been on this earth. It’s been hard for us and that’s why we both relate to Ezio. A lot lead up to the release of ACII. I lost both of my grandparents on the same day in June of 2009 and I turned to video games to stay sane. I lost myself in the games I cherished as a kid. Kingdom hearts, Final Fantasy, Dragonball Tenkaichi games, and many others. When ACII came out I didn’t realize it would be as good as I did and after Uberto betrayed Ezio I finished the mission, started a new save, and urged my mother to watch along as I played. She loves the AC games because she also found something to put her mind at ease. She played when I was at school and would wait for me to get to where she was to talk about it. Assassins Creed II literally helped my mom and I through a time that destroyed us... We have played every AC since II. She loves all of the games because of what they mean to her and I do too. Origins is her absolute favorite right now. She said that as a parent Bayek is her favorite. Seeing him go through hell for Khemut. She would do the same. Woah I just realized I’m rambling lol. Sorry, but again Ezio will always be my favorite because his story helped my mom and I when we were lost.

[@songbird-in-the-night]

I can't think of a more touching reason to love Assassin's Creed

[@AbeLuvsTheatres]

Rachael Kirkland Thank you! She’s a pretty cool mom lol.

[@rejisson9731]

That's a dope connection to have with ur mom it sounds beautiful

[@stevekennedy2495]

Ramble all you want, it's amazing how characters in stories can relate to us and make us stronger. All the love in the world to you and your mom. I really enjoyed your story here. Take care

[@syednaveedmahmood9337]

That is really wholesome.

[@thebeastincarnate5736]

The music by Jasper Kyd and the settings of the games the architecture and everything also played an important part in people liking Ezio None of the following games could replicate that feeling of all of these combined

[@cmj199318]

Mlechanthaka Aryavarman music carried 50% of the game

[@jasonashley9853]

@@cmj199318 the music was truly outstanding. It made you feel many things.

[@Mario5380]

Ah man, this really shows that Ezio is one of the best video game characters out there and not only the best of the Assassin’s Creed Franchise. It’s sad to see that Ubisoft doesn’t care about good characters and good stories anymore, because this ruins the franchise. If we look at Ezio we see an amazing writen character with an amazing writen story. When we look at Odyssey, we only see that Ubisoft cares about money. This was a very, very, very good video, maybe one of your best.

[@PokemonDude880]

Mario5380 imo edwards the best

[@memecliparchives2254]

Not with Bayek and Edward

[@hiddenassassin3233]

@@memecliparchives2254 Bayek is so damn boring... everyone who says he is good need to go replay the old AC games because you'll definetly see the difference

[@5226-p1e]

i wish somebody out there with the skill would collect edzio's story, and tell it using all the clips of the trilogy and make it like a short film series like one season or something... telling the story line starting with edzio telling of his life in this video, mixing clips and scenes, and putting them together from the end of his life. like grandpa telling you a great story before bead time. i hope to ignore desmonds story for this series as much as possible, because it's more about the story of edzio for this beautiful peace of fiction. i love his life story so much that this needs to be done. ive seen series of assassins creed on youtube, but no amount of professional performance of the same stature of this video. but to many of them only focus on the cut scenes rather than getting the most out of the story and passion for edzio's life. i realize that is how it was played in the game, but that was because it was meant for the video game. i really loved how the author of this video used the in game cut scenes and either added subtle AC music ques to the scene or focused on the material of the important information that edzio was trying to convey to the audience showing great emotion of his character, as well as expressing that emotion with action. it's really to bad these games were limited in what camera angles that could be captured of the protagonist, so we could get a unique view of this story at it's whole. but as i said, this author does a really good job using existing scenes from previous games to express the emotion related to what we are currently being shown, like when cloudia was being branded as assassin and showing a subtle past of edzio joining into the brotherhood.

[@captainmalcolmreynolds1526]

Tryson Campbell Connor stands no chance . Edward is basically a copy of ezio changed up a little bit and bayek is ass.

[@olliemacallister1739]

It's sad we don't get characters like ezio anymore. Although I think bayek came close

[@EliteFreeman]

It is sad, but no one can come close (new characters). Altair is the only one I can call being close to Ezio.

[@therealmaskriz5716]

@@EliteFreeman Bayek altair and ezio are the best with Edward having an interesting perspective.

[@TheOutSiderNL]

​@@EliteFreeman And Desmond

[@TheBoostedDoge]

I keep hearing a lot of good stuff about Bayek. I haven't played Origins because from what I've seen it has microtransactions so it's probably a grind fest. Can anyone confirm? If it isn't a grind fest then I'll buy it

[@TheOutSiderNL]

@@TheBoostedDoge Microtransactions is only for some useless weapons, new costums and weird horses what have nothing to do with Assassin's Creed. Like this one vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/assassinscreed/images/3/38/ACOD_Underworld_Mythical_Pack_Promo_Image.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/340?cb=20181101031533

[@abdiasnemo2634]

1:31 - 2:43 the greatest piece of literature

[@RogueAssassin]

This was great man. Really good work :)

[@jordanmccown4446]

BaseClaw I agree

[@zombesmann3054]

BaseClaw I agree as well

[@ezioauditoredafirenze9249]

Grazie

[@jasonbond5213]

This is one of the best videos on KZbin in my opinion. It gives a great view on Ezios Story and summorises the reason I love Ezio more than anything else with words I could never think of. It gave me a view on character arcs and developements I haven't even noticed while playing the games or watching other videos. There are many videos about why Ezio is so great and so loveble. But none of them comes close to this one. Thanks for the explanations. Thanks for all the nostalgia I got when I watched this vid. Thanks for all the memories. Requiescat in Pace, mentore. Victoria agli Assassini.

[@unstableguy8191]

Dude. That was so beautiful. I've always loved Ezio more than any character. I've always tried to love the other assassins to be fair but it was never ever a contest. But you've explained it so clearly. I understand why I love him so much now. Why he's always been an inspiration to me. Why that iconic music gives me chills despite having easily heard it more than a hundred times. I've always thought it was because he changes the most, but the truth is, he never really changes. He learns and is basically perfected. He lets his tragic life shape him in a positive way. A lesser man would have gone insane from all of the loss and fighting. But we should all know by now, he is not a lesser man. Thank you so much for that video. I think I'm done with AC but I'll never be done with Ezio my favorite character of all time and also your channel. You always speak your mind just like Ezio. Maybe you take inspiration from him aswell? Plus you just understand the series more than anyone else writing it right now. That basically says it all. Our series is dead and this unholy beast is simply prancing around in it's skin and masquerading as it. It's been a fun journey but I have seen enough for one life.

[@pexy94]

Ezio is such a special character to me and I was getting emotional reading all the comments, but when I got to the part in this one of him not being a lesser man I lost it.

[@unstableguy8191]

@@pexy94 Really? I'm flattered. I'm on an old AC binge right now and I forgot I even commented on this video all those years ago. Never realized all the likes it got either haha. I'm glad you appreciated my comment and I hope you are well wherever you are brother.

[@zanenewton8586]

I just wanted to add another comment years later 😂 You 100% nailed all the reasons I love Ezio and why he's still my favorite video game character to this day and why these games are so special. You are a master with words, my friend 👍

[@MrJoking4fun]

I always get teary eyed when I think on Ezio. Ezio's life and story is so profound. It's so much more than just a fictional story. We truly witnessed his life from his birth to his death over several years. The growth and experience we saw in his character was unprecedented, and it's still yet to be surpassed. He might not have been a real person, and I feel silly for saying this, but to say that is an insult to the character. I think it's because whether he existed or not is not important; it's that it felt like he was real.

[@heidig.1565]

My sentiments exactly!

[@PeiNAkatsuki_4geT_sTronG]

That's true brother.

[@InitialPC]

He's like an Italian Jesus.

[@ssssSTopmotion]

He reminds me of a prophet

[@IsuiGtz]

He is as real as any other great mind long gone that "actually" existed.

[@IvKE94]

Because we followed his story from his birth to his death. We've experienced every important moment and decision in Ezio's life. That's why Ezio Auditore da Firenze is the one of the greatest gaming characters of all time.

[@GoodNight-qm5sr]

I love ezio but everytime new character or new ac game they be like ezio is better it just annoys me everytime i saw a comment with it kinda sad a bit

[@raymondmadrid]

@@GoodNight-qm5sr well he is ubisoft as of rn is just cash grabbing obviously they aren't making good memorable characters

[@protectbabysif]

Damn you really put work into this one, well done you're my favorite Assassin's Creed youtuber

[@LazerzZ]

GO to hell sif 😂

[@hellenicgyp5966]

Sif u rlly the real sif?FK U TRAITOR

[@leftsomeone8542]

@@LazerzZ Next video please Why LazerzZ Is One of The GREATEST Assassin's Creed youtuber of All Time

[@bilalthefighter829]

@@hellenicgyp5966 What did sif do

[@hellenicgyp5966]

@@bilalthefighter829 to be honest i dont quite remember i mean that was posted a year ago

[@thenexus8384]

We've seen this man from his birth to his death, his life is pretty poetic, when he's born his father tells him to fight and so he does until he starts his own family and is told to rest by someone who seems to remind him of his younger self and so he does, dying peacefully and happy seeing his wife and daughter

[@LukePearce911]

This whole video is a masterpiece, especially the last 3 minute montage. The part that always hits me in the feels most is when Ezio has to lay Yusef to rest. Not because it is the saddest moment of his trilogy, but because even as an older man he lived a life full of watching other people suffer. Yet he has to stay strong through it all just like Altair did when his own family turned on him. It makes the line that Ezio says to Desmond feel even heavier. “Maybe you will be the one to make all of this suffering worth something in the end” .. what an amazing tribute to my favourite character of any video game or movie. Thanks James for taking the time to make this and for using the music to perfection at the end.

[@memecliparchives2254]

Phenomenal: Ezio, Bayek, Edward, Altair Great: Connor, Evie Frye, Adewale Good: Arno, Jacob Frye, Aveline, Shay Uninteresting: Alexios and Kassandra

[@WanderingRogue1]

? have you played Odyssey?

[@memecliparchives2254]

@@WanderingRogue1 No I've seen how gender confused this character is.

[@MCdiamondCraft145]

@@memecliparchives2254 You can't really say anything about Alexios/Kassandra before you play the game.

[@lune0326]

SilentGaming Moments trust him it would be shit

[@MCdiamondCraft145]

@@lune0326 Nah I don't trust him

[@tacobaco6460]

Goddammit James, you just had to make me shed a tear, amazing video, extremely well made!

[@ShadowViking95]

Just by playing the Ezio trilogy, makes me try to live up to Ezio. To be just and fair, listen to others and to live by the creed. That he says to Sofia in Masyaf, that we are accountable to our actions and we must accept the consequences, whatever they are good or bad. That meaning is something too live by.

[@DewDewsDestiny]

Dude the whole bit at the end about Ezio connecting the assassin's brotherhood across generations, them all being his family damn near got me in tears this is beautifully articulated.

[@vagabond_6639]

Now I want to play the Ezio collection again.

[@yaboitwix7890]

Ezio is my favourite character in any game that I've ever played

[@desmondmiles7471]

I am so grateful to have played this game in its prime. And to have had my gaming years and part of my childhood in what I believe were the golden years of storytelling in video games. No story comes as close to Ezios, no story is as relatable, no story is as inspiring and none can ever give me that feeling for the first time. No fictional story has ever impacted me as much as the story of Ezio

[@rolandpapp7010]

I know this video is old but it's ending made me cry

[@claudiopolonia7854]

as an Italian I can confirm that Ezio’s wittiness and salacious sense of humor are in line with ours

[@msonisama8656]

The ending just made me soo emotional. Even I didn't knew I loved Ezio soo much. HE is the perfect example of a CREED.

[@davidbindis2555]

Probably one of the greatest videos you have ever made so far. Well done enjoyed it thoroughly

[@BGLNZ]

A truly amazing character right from the start, it's sad to see where the series is at now.

[@fastboi9503]

True, Altair and Ezio were the best,Connor, Edward, Shay, Arno, Frye twins were good too but will never get on their level, Bayek was close but not enogh, Aya was ok, Alexios and Kassandra, it was drama about the family past, game is named AC:Oddysey, it should have been called just Oddysey, game would be at least solid, Syndicate also kinda lost Assassin plot, in AC i want to be a well character with at least decent story in period from B.C.-1805 i do not want to be a soldier with the gun, just a dude with d-hidden bladr, small pistol, sword, armor and thats it

[@DietScrungo]

Finally someone laid it out perfectly and explained way we love Ezio. This is a very well put together video. This is personally my favorite video you've done from what I've seen of this channel. Keep it up man!

[@studiocigsplain8588]

I loved the graphics for these games, it went so well with the atmosphere that they were creating.

[@IsuiGtz]

Specially in AC2. It actually feels like I'm playing an old painting; atmosphere and colors are everything.

[@tejeswartejeswar8949]

Bro which should i rather play ac2 and acb or acb and acr ( i wil see the unplayed game on youtube )

[@Matthaeus231]

This video is a masterpiece. I am always watching it when i need to remember those golden times in Assassins creed franchise. CHaracter development, environment and the story is my most favorite one from all of the AC games. I am so grateful for this video. Thank you man for putting three games into 23 minutes. Thanks to that i can always remember the wisdom of Altair and Ezio ♥

[@discojesus9682]

One of the best explanations I've seen so far. The writers clearly took their time writing every story, which just resulted in a character and franchise that is so lovable/relatable. ~shutting KZbin off to play me some Ezio Trilogy~

[@yodaddyrc1220]

Absolutely beautiful. Another reason why Ezio is such an amazing character is because he represents what so many people go through in life: change, added responsibilities, gaining knowledge, making mistakes, relationships, reflection. Ezio himself is a symbol for how we all experience life at different stages.

[@RahatTheKiller]

Damn right in the feels! Good video, mate! Requiescat in pace, Ezio 😢💞

[@higginsghost]

Been looking forward to this one

[@MexMX]

Man.. as he screams "Father" in front of the gallows always breaks my heart. Very well put homage of the series and the character. Thank you.

[@TheCoolCore]

I'm not crying, no, you are. Requiéscant in pace Ezio Auditore! One of the best written, executed and acted characters in gaming history. We seriously need a remaster of the first 4 AC games, but that's a pipe dream. I feel old, because I remember when AC's making was inspired by Prince of Persia.

[@Inhuman115]

I started playing assassins creed with AC1 when i was 10 years old..and I beat it. that should tell everyone how addicted I was at such a young age. When AC2 came out I was , I cant even describe it. Its like I was him, He was me. and as the games released as I got older I beat them as well. 100 sync on 1,2,brotherhood and revelations. I'm now a disabled former US army paratrooper and hearing Ezio talk about life.. gosh it brings me to tears. its like a lifelong friend giving me advise on how to live my life and be happy . The writing behind this mans dialogue. who he is as a person and who he grows to be..words really cannot describe brother, they simply cannot -Specialist Dlugo, Out

[@Phoenix-ej2do]

Thx so much, this vid was amazing, kinda embarrassing but it actually made me cry😊😢

[@usionegg-codandmore6245]

It's not embarrassing bro...it's totally fine to cry likethis...it shows that we are real gamers

[@heidig.1565]

All the people who played the trilogy cried(me included)! We have a connection to Ezio and Lazzerz showcased everything we love about him.

[@YaBoiSebas]

I needed some motivation to play through The Ezio Collection. Thank you for giving me that motivation.

[@mairirose5843]

Love all AC stories but Ezio will always be my favorite

[@doomslayer7201]

i love ezio so much. i still have ac brotherhood in my computer to this day and i like to go back and play the whole game every now and then. him, connor and edward have to be my favorites

[@rythias975]

I can't express how much I needed to feel the appreciation for these games through somebody else, thank you for loving them as much as me and for finding every aspect of the story as captivating as us, thank you for putting the best if the soundtrack in as well, the tears are strong

[@isaacboone1255]

The growth we watch from him over years of games, we watch him turn from an ignorant, smart mouthed boy, to a cold, wise and well seasoned man. The growth we watch from ezio is the best in gaming history

[@ALBAM96A]

What a well done video mate. Congrats :)

[@thisday1098]

These are some high quality tears I'm shedding right now

[@scroom1202]

I remember thinking at the end of AC2 that it was sad how Ezio was used by fate as a means of talking to Desmond. To have that be his life purpose. I was always glad they gave him more attention than that.

[@HM-cw8im]

Wow, this video's very well put and beautiful! I have such a deep connection with Ezio, just like you and many others do, that I had tears in my eyes while watching the video, thinking that there might not be another such character in the entire AC series, both past and future games. Ezio Auditore da Firenze was a true gem.

[@gazuki1352]

In Brotherhood, Ezio feared that Claudia would end up like Christina, dead because of him, that was why he wanted to send her away. But once she proved that she could look after herself, he realised that she was okay.

[@dggmz5903]

I started playing Assassin’s creed since i was 11, played all the games from AC1 to Valhalla, no character in the whole AC world can top Ezio and i wish we can play the Ezio’s trilogy again with last gen consoles graphics.. a remake would be a dream come true 🤍

[@oliverbaksvensson1919]

YES!!! I FIANLLY FEEL THAT LOVE FOR THIS WELL WRITTEN CHARACTER!!! :'D FINALLY!!! By the way, imagine me crying of happines and relief, when I wrote this...

[@ParadoxDesmond]

Ezio will forever be my favourite character in gaming remember the first time I played assassins creed 2 I loved him then and still do now

[@50sjors50]

That was really fucking good

[@SuperTheTman]

the speech in the final 3 minutes of the video puts up so much perspective on how strong of a character Ezio is... Holy fuck i got major chills watching that

[@MenahilHS]

Man ur edits are just amazing

[@vampyriumvods1776]

One of the best stories of all time this is probably my favorite video on KZbin LazerzZ Good Job mate

[@llawliet9753]

The ending speech of ezio " When I was young......."and the background music started playing, that was the only tune going on in my head the moment i read the title of this video. This tune feels unknowingly filled with proudness, sorrow, regret, respect, nostalgia, love,wiseness, truth , affection and wisdom added with one of the best speeches of ezio auditore and his chilling voice , will always be the best speech in the history of gaming( also the speech in Assassins creed 2 " 22 years ago...."). This speech always leaves my eyes wet.

[@tearful_scholar3439]

I miss ezio my favorite character

[@brokenbridge6316]

LazerzZ---This video was beautiful, man. All of your Assassin's Creed Video's are just so wonderful. Please, don't ever stop.

[@prabhavdeuja6926]

I mean Ezio lived his and Altair's life. He lost and regained love. He is the only assassin fans loved enough to get three games. Only assassin who has never once strayed from the brotherhood and one assassin who was never wrong. He is also the only assassin who was able to understand he was being manipulated through time and the only one who talks to his forechildren by talking to Desmond. One of the few assassins to die of a natural cause at old age. Thats badass. Hence being the greatest ASSASSIN of all time.

[@hitmanekoyslnp8572]

Haytham

[@cryptnoticdreams2698]

This is still the best character in gaming history, hell I loved this character more then most movie characters these days, the message, the writing, the story, you just feel it, never would've expected a game to be so moving and teach such valuable lessons

[@Sanjinator1]

Altair is my favourite. He seems more stealthy and like he matured at a much earlier point in life. From his whisper-esque and mostly monotone speech, his miniscule movements during dialogue and his subtle mannersisms, give him this illusion of seeming, overall, a more mildly mannered personality; being less extravagant and emotionally driven compared to Ezio, which I think helps him fit into the role of an assassin more naturally. Providing him with an edge of deceptiveness and higher probability to surprise, if need be. Might just be me but he's not as easily interpretable perhaps, like a mental giant. Not gonna lie, it is oh so mighty close though. Ezio has all that bloody passion and exudes charisma like no other which almost makes up for it but to me, slightly falls short as I don't think it provides as many benefits as an aSS-aSS-see-NO when meticulously analysing the pros/cons in their respective characteristics relative to their role.

[@fernandolopezgarcia5452]

This was truly an amazing video, and it brought back much nostalgia. Ezio's character is what got me hooked on the franchise, and this video gave me a much better appreciation of him. Keep on kicking ass with the amazing content!

[@draygocreations]

Best video ever it made me cry just listening and hope that Ubisoft makes a remarkable game just like the ezio trilogy

[@arthurkurbedzis]

Very inspiring video letting to feel those emotions received from the first playthrough of the trilogy.

[@thattrickytrickster612]

“Why is Ezio Auditore the best character in the series.” *He’s the only one with a trilogy.* Simple but true. AC2 is phenomenal and we fell in love with him, but with two more games, we saw him grow even more. Imagine if they did that to Altair, Connor, Edward, Arno, etc.

[@raymondmadrid]

Since ac 2 people fell inlove with him yes a trilogy did help but that's not the case and you think if people didn't like him in ac2 they would had make a trilogy

[@bdalt3057]

Really late on the comment but I have to say this is one of the best put together videos I have ever seen. Great job. It had me in tears at the end

[@cosminblk8359]

*recruit assassin from Revelations Ezio : I have to deliever a message to your mother Fighter : How dare you ? That's why he is the greatest character.

[@amitbetkeri5605]

A very good analysis and explanation video. You see people who can make others understand easily have understood it themselves fully. This shows clarity of thoughts and your great analytical skills. Keep up the good work

[@clefton3112]

Thumbnail turned out great

[@Gary4DLC]

I had goosebumps when the music started playing at the end along with Ezio's word. I'm playing these games again.

[@Jp19981]

When your best friend is the one and only Leonardo da Vinci you know you're special

[@RoboRibs]

Awesome video man! Some really good quality content here

[@JTKcool]

God I’ve watched this video so many times and you encapsulate everything l love about ezio. And I always cry while watching that ending montage.

[@nyshugo_481]

This almost made me cry it was so good

[@WjKoenHD]

When you were done talking and ezio's family started I kinda had like this flash moment in which all the memories of the ezio games came to my mind, that really makes me miss the old AC games and I started playing AC with unity(still wonder how that made me love AC)

[@Max1990Power]

I liked how we got to follow Ezio through his life, from a baby to an old man. I hope Bayek or Alexios/kassandra get the same treatment

[@hafidmohammed3269]

Dude, that was soooo so so so good, it gave me shivers all over my body, i always believed that Ezio's trilogy is the ther ever was.. Keep up man

[@will.b7337]

Unbelievable stuff, class, nice one James 👍

[@mj5404]

Omg... 100% amazing just wow! Editing must've been a pain

[@chrisdrivesasubaru457]

Ezio and Edward are my Fav!

[@killblom3969]

Guts and Ezio are great examples of well-written characters.

[@WanderingRogue1]

His reaction to his families hanging reminds me or Peter Quill when he finds out Gamora was dead.

[@ivanguzman6655]

I was just a young little lad when I was introduced to AC 2 like 5 or 6 to be exact. Watching my brother play the games, I barely understood what it all meant. I only understood the great parkour, the hidden blade, cool robes, and a cool character. And as I grew up I would play the games in different stages of my life, I understood more and more of Ezio's story, his growth. From an young and arrogance, to old and wise. His story never ceases to amaze me no matter how many times I hear or play through AC 2.

[@Shamshiro]

Ezio could be reading a spaghetti and meatballs recipe, and I'd still listen to him all day.

[@tandy9631]

This is honestly one of the best videos I have ever seen and when the soundtrack kicks in at the end a long with the amazing quotes ezio says through out the games packs an emotional punch! Thank you so much James for a perfect video like I honestly need more videos like this

[@TheHiddenOne426]

Ezio is the best gaming character ever in my opinion. 19:12 Goosebumps.

[@RaghavSinhaThisisme]

Hearing any of ezios speeches literally gives me goosebumps.

[@KrisStab]

I doubt with the political climate these days that there will ever be a character that even comes close to being close to Ezio . My hope is they make a GOOD AC movie about Ezio or even trilogy character this iconic deserves the respect . "Victoria Agli Assassini"

[@RaghavSinhaThisisme]

The first ac game I played was ac4 and I always loved Edward, but then I played through all the games one by one and I realized ezio is just so much better of a character than any of the other main characters of the other games. Ezio is THE assassin.

[@beatzbydrkre8476]

Even if Ubisoft shit on this franchise, we will aways have Ezio's story ❤

[@juddlythenomad4634]

Man...that last few minutes made me FEEL some things. Thanks for making videos like this on AC. It's refreshing.

[@LightningGolem20]

One of the best videos I've seen and fantastic character analysis. This is why Ezio Auditore is my favorite assassin and one of my favorite characters in gaming.

[@TheAquarius87]

Both Ezio and Metal Gear's Big Boss are my favorite video game characters of all time. You see them grow over several games covering several decades of their lives

[@Sophie_the_Sapphic]

so, many, chills

[@kkdixit8746]

This game brought my courage and the best out of me . I was once feared of everything from dark to dead.but this started a fire inside me . Ezio taught me i am more than what i think of myself

[@slushwerewolf1083]

And what next? Brought courage for you to do a leap of faith

[@ssssSTopmotion]

@@slushwerewolf1083 yes it did for me (The water leap of faith)

[@markocrnoglavac7926]

Just imagine if they would make remake of all three games as one in today technology....