Would These Indie Heroes Survive the Cult of the Lamb? Part 3

[@redman7775]

Another thing about the Terrarian: they have cannonically killed Cthuhlu. Sure, he was weakened, but he got murdered by some dipshit with a machine gun anyways. The Terrarian can do this multiple times. I feel that the Bishops would be terrified by the Terrarian because, if they found that the Bishops had good drops, immortality just means infinite item farming. With items like the Ahnk Shield, that makes the Terrarian immune to debuffs so Lamb can't Transmog them for an easy win, they probably have the best shot yet of killing the Lamb. But, as you said, the Terrarian is more focused on getting more loot, and if the Lamb doesn't drop anything usefull, he'd be left alone. Imagine being a death god knowing the only reason you still exist is because you don't drop anything good when you die.

[@eduardcioata1509]

Lol

[@spiritaza692]

I love your logic Gold star ⭐

[@Goteryup]

Not quite, the ankh sheald disent protect from ALL defuffs only most so I doubt it would work on the transmog, but the transmog only affects the body from what I know(pleas correct me if I'm wrong) ablnd the terrarian can cabnonically respawn even if his body is compleatly destroyed. So once the spider dies the terrarian just respawns, and eventually because of how op the zenith is, the terrarian can just spawn kill the lamb untill the cult dies off and win that way. And a way is eventually going to break out because as I said earlier, the terrarian is somewhat heroic and at the very least, the terrarian accidentally kills critters and other tg7ngs all the time and I would think that the zenith could kill the wrong cult member accidentally and start a way that way, one which the terrarian would eventually win.

[@EridianBlaze]

​@user-mf4uo9ox2y The Terrarian also had Mount items that act like a form of Transmog as well, where it turns the Terrarian INTO something entirely different rather than spawning a separate creature for them to ride on

[@ResoundingHysteria]

not to mention moon lord’s bestiary entry STILL says that his power knows no limits, and that he is the cause of all terrors

[@djmewtwo6981]

I have to admit, IT IS underwhelming that Terrarian won’t interact much with the cult. But at the same time, I think he might find shit of the gods pre-old faith, and maybe stuff like where the mystic seller comes from

[@dreamthemegamind1651]

You mean Jeff?

[@GreatestNate888]

Also it sucks he’s using old gameplay because nobody who sees this is gonna wanna play it now. The least he could’ve done is use up to date late game gameplay, even then a mod like calamity would look really cool. Also whenever I play terraria I’m on the surface like 50%-75% of the time personally.

[@Monkkie]

@@GreatestNate888 what are you talking about? I literally just got off of the game. And the gameplay looks basically identical I’ll be there are some differences but not really

[@GreatestNate888]

@@Monkkie was that not like 1.1-1.3 gameplay? I can easily tell the graphics difference from current 1.4.5. I’ll watch the footage again but that looked like an early let’s play from some random channel

[@GreatestNate888]

@@Monkkielook at the gold weapons and the lighting, those are the biggest differences I can point out Edit: and aren’t there usually backgrounds for the forest and corruption for example that aren’t just the sky? Usually I think they’re mountains or trees or something Edit: copper coin has platinum coin texture just brown

[@jax7342]

The terraria spends about 20-35% of the game underground, thus he would probably start his own cult(but everything you said still applies)

[@Goteryup]

I personally think it's nore like half but you could've be right, but I compleatly disagree with how the interaction would go. The guide constantly tells tou to progress and even essentially tells you to sacrifice him to spawn the wall of flesh, the "forces of light and darkness" arnt specifically good or evil and are just the tru forces of the world that wer sealed away to try to prevent cuthulu from regenerating after the war with the dryads. And the guide is from the order of the guide, a organization that is trying to bring about the oath to kill cuthulu. So none of what the terrarian does is specifically bad, and the part about being able to charge rent to npcs that they can barly afford is a compleat and baseless lie. And espeacially considering that the terrarian often accidentally kills weak creatures with an end gameloafout with the zenith I would assume eventually the terrarian would accidentally kill the wrong person and start a war the he would eventually win because the terrarian is just that overpowered

[@Some_guy_iguess]

I think "cult" would be just a name so people of CotL, who cannot live without gods, will be attracted

[@notsteve8189]

You have a very good point about the terrarian but wouldn't they try to kill the Lamb or the bishops if they think they can get good loot from killing these characters (for example terrarian had no business killing queen bee other than a looting her corpse and getting weapons) My point is if terrarian sees the Lamb's crown they might try to get it by killing the Lamb.

[@SuperDestroyerFox]

Yeah that’s what I thought. The terrarian always tries to get MORE power.

[@sanscomic4226]

@@SuperDestroyerFox that's I belive a gameplay thing,the terrarian has no personality,he is there so you can insert yourself onto him.

[@GoldKitsuneBrony]

​@@sanscomic4226 Indeed, it's hard to tell where gameplay ends and personality starts but the existence of items specifically to summon bosses I think at least signifies they lust to fight powerful entities.

[@Goteryup]

Cannonically the terrarian only listens to the guide pretty much and the guide tells the terrarian how to progress so It's hard to argue that the terrarian is evil or even neutrall because they are quite willing to do certan things that don't really benefit them. Such as protecting the town from goblins or pirates, the entire old ones army even us optimal and is about trying to help eternia, and the entire point of the game is to kill the injured cuthulu now known as moonlord, and the terrarian is constantly shown by the town npc dialog to be fairly heroic. And even if not heroic with how often the terrarian accidentally kills creatures its only a matter of time before they accidentally kill the wrong person, and since they respawn they just eventually win the war because the terrarians respawn is unconditional, whereas the lambs respawn has a condition.it might take billions of years but since both can't die from normal means eventually the terrarian is going to spawn kill the lamb untill the cult members either die or dissent and then the lamb fully dies.

[@SuperDestroyerFox]

@@Goteryup protecting the town does benefit them though because of them being able to buy from the npcs

[@filippvarelis1999]

The terrarian would teach the lamb taxes 😂

[@Haispawner]

The Terrarian is annexing the entire island like he was the Emperor of Rome

[@user-dq7tc3zm6q]

Lamb already does taxes lol.

[@stickman207]

"Some crazy Mole Man digging holes" Yeah that describes the terrarian pretty well actually In all seriousness Terrarian is probably the only character (I know well) that could definetly kill the Lamb. He has Galaxy level feats on the Celestial Pillars, and his hax are too many to list, the only thing the Terrarian *might* not have is psychich res, but the poor evidence of the bonehelm and Brain Sucklers might imply he does. Also he resists Transmog, Medusa transforms him into stone, which should be permanent but only lasts a few seconds.

[@rougarabid]

Why do you say the Pillars make him Galaxy level? Their attacks are weak and one of them doesn’t even attack they just summon enemies to fight you. Where’s the galaxy feat?

[@AlphaSorrow]

yeah but this isn't a vs match its a who would survive and he'd live a comfy life. like he said "the terraian is more then strong enough to kill any cultists who'd fuck with him"

[@silveruim2869]

@@rougarabidid say solar fragment and stuff simillar

[@themailman2401]

⁠​⁠@@rougarabidHe's wrong about them being galaxy level, but the Pillars DO bring the moon much closer to the earth while invading. Which is pretty impressive on its own.

[@SuperDestroyerFox]

@@AlphaSorrowyeah but realistically the terrarian would want the crown or loot from the cult

[@legendofdymin]

This is going to sound like a dumb suggestion, but hear me out: The Farmer from Stardew Valley. Maxed out they have excellent gear and fighting skills, and incredible self-sufficiency when it comes to farming. They would have no reason to actively hunt down anyone, but can fight in self-defense.

[@rougarabid]

It’s been added to the list.

[@giovanniandangelmendez8043]

Yes people are already making this interesting even though we even haven’t gone that deep yet 😂❤

[@JetsreamstupidityIdiot]

Would survive probably, would probably join the lamb, they love farming and is insanely good at it, canonically immortal as you can never die of in the game or atleast of old age

[@kittycatgaming9116]

terrariran but on the surface and would proboblly suplie the island with f o o d if needed

[@spiritupgrades]

​@@rougarabid I dare you to try Lamb versus Dead by Daylight Killers

[@GoldKitsuneBrony]

One thing about the Terrarian... he likes to fight powerful creatures. I can see Terrarian fighting the more powerful characters because 1, he'd want their shit. And 2, just to see if he could win. Like there's no reason to smash the bee larva ans summon the queen other than he wants to fight it. Hell, man specifically crafts items to summon bosses TO him to fight. I think at some point he'd see Lamb's crown. Want it. And want to fight him for it. Perhaps more than any other character sent to the island so far, Terrarian likes to fight powerful entities.

[@dhark0n332]

Like someone else said, he would die a few times, and eventually kill the lamb, see that it doesn't drop anything good, and just return to do their own shit, until finding the bishops, and then... Well, FARM!!!!!

[@ChaoticJester]

Tbf, Queen Bee doesn't REQUIRE the bee larva, and also Beekeeper for Zenith.

[@themailman2401]

I think the Terrarian definitely has the stats necessary to defeat everyone on the island. He defeats a bunch of opponents capable of manipulating celestial bodies (example: the Pillars move the moon much closer to the earth on arrival, the wall of flesh was preventing solar eclipses from happening, etc) which is way better than that 'narinder was the size of a mountain range in this trailer' feat. However, I'm not sure if he has the hax to take on the lambs mind manipulation. It depends on how thorough you think the Ankh shields protection is. In his own game, it grants immunity to almost all of the debuffs that can be afflicted. He is also able to grab and interact with 'soul' items and attack ghosts, which might mean he has something to combat the Lamb with, and also he's naturally immune to people messing with his soul or emotions since the Ancient Spirits of Light and Darkness couldn't affect him at all even though they are capable of corrupting almost anything in his world.

[@evinonhalsmark2534]

I guess that depends on how you count the confusion debuff, which the Terrarian can resist

[@Goteryup]

The nebula pillar is all about mind controll stuff so not being effected by them is pretty much outright saying the terrarian can get mind controlled

[@CraftyMooMan]

Another feat to consider is that The Moon Lord in the lore was destroying the universe with his mere presence.

[@maxisnotthegreatest]

I think zenith can turn him into instant lamb chops

[@CraftyMooMan]

@@maxisnotthegreatest Zenith would be absurd overkill tbh.

[@robertwaimer9863]

I honestly expected the Terrarian to be either depicted as being destroyed in the very beginning or being allowed to grow to an island-level threat due to negligence, but admittedly, I think your take on it is far better.

[@Goteryup]

Its not cannonical at all, many instances of town noc dialog depicts the terrarian as at least somewhat heroic, not to mention the whole old ones army event that is just about helping the tavernkeep. The guise litterally tells the terrarian to sacraf8ce him to progress the world to be able to grown strong enough to kill the moonlord who used to be known as cuthulu but got severely wounded from the way against the dryads. In no way is the depiction of the terrarian in this video accurat, and the amount of time you spend under ground is actually significantly less than he made it out to be.

[@funnymonkey3961]

Hey, don’t forget the terrarian is going in at the peak of his power so he has post moon-lord gear

[@mishagaming1075]

remember, at the start of the series it was established that all characters would be going in with their most powerful gear. ..post moon-lord gear is nothing to scoff at.

[@gsheetgsheet9491]

I just think that you may be overselling Transmogrification. It can not affect bosses or even mini bosses like of course there is a difference between game mechanics and canonical power but I am sure you would agree canonically it makes no sense if the Lamb could just Transmog the Bishops right out if the get go without issues or their strong servants. So the point is that being powerful enough/divine/having hax resistances of a similar level should give you some resistance to Transmog and not only if you have the abilities of something like Nobody or the like.

[@PixelPancak]

the Terrarian is not stranded on the island because they have so many ways to get back so they are just there to make profits and get stronger

[@Babbleplay]

To be fair to the concept of The Terrarian facing the cult and/or the gods.... the guy does work to purge corruption from the land, or, at least, if the player chooses to. Those old gods could totally be seen as corruption.

[@mackenzieray5252]

As for the Terrarian, though I do think that you are right I think that there is an equal chance that he'll look at the bishops and the Lamb and be like "I wonder what loot they'll drop when I kill them." I mean, he is known to be a slayer of Eldritch Horrors and most of the entities on the island are pretty much fit that description. Side note he also has fought Dearclops from don't starve, and boy was that a banger of a fight.

[@victini0494]

I think what you said about the terrarian is true but i think his curiosity would get him to explore and overtake the lamb and the cults territory because he wants it all and even if no can you talk about what would happen if he interacted with them and possibly fights them because he is a completionist and i want to see you discuss his hacks and immunities i just want more terrarian. You have great content i hope you keep up the good work

[@rougarabid]

Thanks, man and sure I usually make a response video for these anyway. I can talk about that.

[@avivaasultani3851]

Dude i kinda like this vidieos alot keep up the good work im a bit new here but still i love how you actully go out of your way to do research for deez and you also explain it intrestingly enoghu so yea​@@rougarabid

[@avivaasultani3851]

​@@rougarabidthe main thing i have about the terrian is simular to the guy who made the comment he really would most likely explore the areas as its said that he does expore so i feel like hes bound to run into them aka the lamb or bishops cuz there is ways he can travel super fast via accessories so covering distance wont be an issue but i see your poìnt of things and take on it

[@avivaasultani3851]

​@@rougarabidalso who would you think wins if they were to fight btw aka between the lamb/bishops and the terrian i feel like it really depends cuz if you put the terrain at his strongest he litterly has an arrmor as strong as the sun from what i know from the lore (solar) which ik some of them might be able to survive but would you say anything in cult of the lamb can really fight the terrain at his strongest (lore wise i dont see it happening due to some insane lore shit with the dryard and moon lord and the terrain scaling above those lore versions at his peak

[@avivaasultani3851]

I meant as hot as a star not strong my bad

[@stuffstuff3455]

The Knight does transmog itself into another substance. The white shell we see vanishes when it uses void abilities. It entirely transforms the state of substance and or matter, is that not your definition of transmog? To double down, look at the animation of obtaining abyss shriek, it's white shell curls into itself, is that not changing into a different substance? The dialogue before you get your first follower explicitly states they join you out of gratefulness for being saved. Occultism is normal in the setting so that's why they are more tolerant of the lamb's treatment towards them. If you attempt to re-educate a dissenter twice in one day they will decide to ignore the lamb until the next day. If it was really as powerful as you made it out to be, this wouldn't happen. Some followers start out as dissenters. The Knight does have resistance to spiritual corruption. The infection corrupts the soul as, we see with infected soul scholars, which hence the name use soul magic and their magic is corrupted. So your claim the Knight's resistance to transmogrification only work on a biological level in the other video is false. The reason Zagreus can't destroy the bigger columns is because of gameplay-story segregation, so the player will have cover. Zagreus has killed beings much bigger than those columns. The gods have been shown in both Hades games to be able to transform others. Dusa, and Arachne. If Zagreus has no resistance, why doesn't Hades use it on him? Also, in game Zagreus can reverse the stone transformation the gorgons do to him.

[@Goteryup]

I absolutly agree and even have one nore point to add for the knight, the shadelord form I made up of thousands opon thousands of siblings all of which would need to be transmogrified to beat the shadelord form so there is that as well.

[@Thing-ho1bw]

Also Baldurs shell and monarch wings, those aren’t part of the knight at all

[@ethanthaman2858]

here's one that i think stands a chance: Princess from slay the princess since she operates on how people view her if the lamb or any bishop accidentally leads princess down the wrong route it could spell destruction for the island which i think is quite likely since most people here aren't that docile... if they try to suppress restrain or otherwise restrict her, she would become the nightmare which could become the moment of clarity and if they attack her she could become something like the razor or god forbid the apotheosis and she holds grudges so if any aligned cult wrongs her she will want those people DEAD. the only caveat is she is not really a hero, but i would still like to theorize about it because princess kinda represents death in a way that's why narrator wanted her dead so badly

[@AvoiceInYourheadd]

Imagine the lamb trying to sacrifice The Princess only for The Shifting Mound to grab her out of the tentacle’s grasp and absorb her.

[@A.Demistone]

About the Terrarian. I have my doubts that he will just coexist with the cult or other characters. Because the only ones he doesn't fight are those who do something useful for him (like merchants, nurse and so on). The only reason he doesn't linger on the surface is because there aren't very many places to explore on the surface. Basically he explores new places, somehow pisses off the boss of the location, and beats the crap out of him. As far as I know you only have to kill three bosses to complete the game, Skeletron, Wall of Flesh, and Moon Lord. He has no reason to kill the others, but he does it anyway (well most of the time). So I see no reason why he won't just start killing everyone he meets, considering most of the population will be hostile to him by default.

[@demenitusthehedgehoglitch5603]

Mini correction: they don't need to kill skeletron, they can just (in theory) dig to hell, summon and kill WoF and skip pre-hardmode entirely As for moon lord, you need to kill the cultist and the pilars to summon moon lord

[@juliusarcher7241]

No you need to kill 9 Bosses +4 if you count the Pillers. Skeletron: Without him dead the Cultists do not Spawn Wall of Flesh: To get into Hardmode The 3 seperate Mech Bosses: So the Plantera Bulb spawns needed to summon Plantera Plantera: To get the Key to the Jungle Temple where Golem is. Golem: To spawn the Lunatic Cultist Lunatic Cultist: Needed to activate the Pillar Event which summons the Moon Lord The 4 Pillers if you count them in as their death is what triggers the Moon Lord Boss And finally Moon Lord.

[@Goteryup]

You haven't seen the lore of terraria, the terarrian was summoned into the world specifically to kill cuthulu who is now k own as the moonlord, the guide comes from an organization known as the order of the guide and thwre only goal is to guide the terrarian twords that goal, the terrarian is canonically at least somewhat heroic by helping the town npcs sometimes, rescuing certan ones, and even saving the some pets, such as the clumsy town slime pet. The guide all but out right tells you to sacrifice him and tells you to find a boss in the underworld so what else are you supposed to do, the old man at the dungeon litterally begs you to fight his master to free him from his curse, and what other cruel or evil stuff does the terrarian do, and since the terrarian is at least somewhat heroic he will eventually pick a fight with the lamb, and since the terrarian is so overpowered he wins eventually by spawn killing the lamb untill the cult either dies out or fissents from seeing there leader get spawncilled cundreds of times by the sheer power of the zenith while the wealder of it is flying in definatly above them while wearing Arno which is canonically made from the litteral sun

[@natalie6811]

@@demenitusthehedgehoglitch5603Gotta kill skeletron in order to get the cultists to spawn, though.

[@Shadowgun453]

Fan theory, Will and the Terrarian can work together, Will cam rent a shop and sell the stuff the Terrarain finds, just like the merchant in Terraria.

[@rougarabid]

They can have their own show where it’s 2 buddies trying to start a business on an island with cannibalistic cultists…I’d watch it.

[@randomnessatitsfinest6089]

I think a cool thing that could be done with this series instead of doing cult of the Lamb you take some famous video game villains and you shove them into the world of Kirby.

[@mecalico4647]

They should have a poll of what video they do next coming up soon if I remember right from the last one the two others were shooter characters is doom and horror characters in some place I don't remember

[@larsthememelord3383]

they would all get destroyed by kirby

[@SuperDestroyerFox]

@@larsthememelord3383unless if they leave his cake alone or know how to bake

[@larsthememelord3383]

@@SuperDestroyerFox I mean kirby might not be smart but if the villains hurt dreamland and its inhabitants, kirby will still obliterate them, kirby doesn’t care about what your reasons or motivations are he just cares that you made his friends sad.

[@asher6810]

yes

[@user-io4rt5mc6i]

Never did I ever think I would hear the sentence "Giant fire breathing ghost zombie dragon." imagine a certain talented artist making that, and yes, this is a very subtle request if you could call it even subtle.

[@HyperDash47]

If the Terrarian ever does find out how powerful the lamb or bishops are, he would TOTALLY go try to fight them. A lot of the bosses in Terraria are optional, and aren't required to progress yet you can fight them (and if this is a 100 percent character then he has fought them). Also like, every boss barred two are fought above ground (optionally below but thats not how basically anyone plays) so he would probably explore the above ground island quite a bit actually.

[@thenarnit]

You forgot one very important thing, the Terrarian hunts gods for sport

[@shadowreaperbg7759]

ngl I know non of this guy's except the terraria one

[@rougarabid]

That’s kind of the point of these videos. You come for Terraria and get introduced to a bunch of new cool games. Many of these are free on PSN if you’re interested.

[@FulKnight]

​​@@rougarabid if only psn wasn't banned in my country... Both moonlighter and indivisible seem really cool for me though.

[@iamspringtrap223]

The Knight's shade is made out of a substance called Void. It is something that is unexplainable, and had an ancient cult formed around it, from what I understood from it

[@SirCyanEgg]

I’m now imagining the terraria mc accidentally digging up into one of the cults looking around and saying “you want these drugs that I found underground?”

[@pusheendalimitsofgeneva5816]

You missed many things about the Terrarian so I'll just mention them here 1) He literally hunted down multiple cults along with killing a god like being (Moon Lord) if we are going by your theory of "he does it to see what would happen" he would try to go kill the Lamb, the Bishops, and even the one who waits 2) Him being able to dodge light speed attacks such as lasers (Mech bosses and lots of other bosses) and literal beams of light (Empress of Light) and you'll probably say that how come he doesn't dodge Moon Lords eye beams or the UFOs beams, simple answer is that they are a steady stream of light so you can't go around it in game, but there are items that let you dodge those too, and I forgot to mention the fact that he has the Rod of Harmony, which is an item that lets him teleport to any empty space that the cursor can reach, with the only cooldown being how fast he can swing it 3) His durability is through the roof due to being able to survive point blank explosions that destroy Crimtane and Demonite in a 30 feet circle (materials stronger than tungsten) with the help of some end game armor not to mention being able to occasionally nullify all damage from attacks depending on which accessories or armor he's using 4) His damage is probably way higher than his durability considering the fact that he has access to absurdly broken weapons at the end of the game such as the Zenith, Celebration MK2, and the Last Prism, not even going to mention the Drill Containment Unit which in the game can only be used on blocks for gameplay purposes, but can probably also use on actual creatures in the lore, along with the feat of being able to lift 600k pounds (with every inventory slot filled with a stack of gold ingots which when placed down will cover an area of 1 cubic foot) 5) He does have a lot of hax depending on which accessories he's using, so many that I can't count off a lot of them off the top of my head, but one example I can give you is the Lilith's necklace which allows him to counter transmogrification by turning him into a wolf (without losing any of his equipment, durability, speed, or strength) also he can fight and kill actual ghosts, spirits, and wraiths, alongside storing literal souls as items in his inventory which are all spiritual and otherworldy creatures and objects that one wouldn't be able to interact with normally, meaning he could potentially just rip out the soul of the Lamb and destroy it, meaning he could also entirely sidestep the Lamb being immortal, not even going to get into his potions As for my additional notes, I'd say his only real notable weakness would probably be the ripping out of his own soul, but there is potential that one of his hundreds of items could have him resist that, or he resists it naturally because there are so many differnet kinds of magical attacks in Terraria that if even one of them were to target the soul, we probably wouldn't notice In conclusion, here are the main ways this can go 1) Lambs rips out his soul and wins 2) Terrarian one shots him but the whole soul rip thing isn't able to prevent the Lambs immortality so the Lamb has to live in a seperate dimension or entirely since the Terrarian will just keep beating him or keep throwing himself at the Terrarian in the hopes of beating him 3) Terrarian kills the Lamb permanently

[@rydergolde3169]

as other people have said for Terrarian: in the lore, you (the Terrarian) canonically summoned to Terraria in order to help save that world but I do agree that the Terrarian doesn't have a personality the only morally dubious sacrifice in Terraria is sacrificing the Guide (and yes you *can* kill him directly to summon Wall of Flesh, so long as you're both in Hell), the Old Man in the Dungeon effectively begs you to free him from his curse, which kills him upon summoning Skeletron (although technically you can re-kill the Clothier to re-fight Skeletron, I feel like that's more of a gameplay thing than a lore thing because there's supposed to be no more curse in him) EDIT: as pointed out on a different comment, the Guides canonically come from a group called The Order of the Guides, whose whole purpose is to help the Terrarian defeat the Moon Lord, which includes killing the WoF, which to me makes the Guides' willing sacrifices in the name of the greater good and I do agree with another point, that the Terrarian would abso-fucking-lutely see the Bishops and decide "I need them drops", because there are 9 optional bosses (assuming you skip Demonite/Crimtane), and 4 optional Invasion events (Goblin Army and Pirates spawn naturally and can only be stopped by defeating them, Martians can be cancelled by destroying the probe) and if you're assuming an end-game Terrarian, he gets stuff like Basically a Stand (Stardust Armor), a fire shield that explodes on taking damage (Solar Armor), and on-demand near-full cloaking (Vortex Armor) that makes guns/bows shoot harder; and as a player who has reached end-game, at that point you'd just be doing shit for completion's sake also, genuinely, where does the "killing innocent people" bit come from? (excluding sacrificing Guide/Old Man) not to mention that the Terrarian doesn't charge characters rent, the NPCs only get charged for living by the Tax Collector (optional NPC) who taxes people on his own (but *does* offer the proceeds to you), and the taxes he charges (including to himself) is 50 Copper Coins per person, every real-world minute for a time reference, in Terraria a single real-world second is one minute in-game, meaning the "rent" is 50 copper every hour for some pricing reference, a standard (not Worn) golf club costs 1 Gold, and the conversion rate for the coins is 1 Gold = 100 Silver = 10,000 Copper, and someone smarter than me can do the math for how much a single Copper costs from this information as for the "how much of the game takes place underground" part? the only bosses I can think of that are *fought* underground are Plantera, Golem, Queen Bee (I believe she enrages if you go above ground), and the Brain of Cthulu (the caves in the Crimson are already arena-sized) so much of the game happens underground because that's where so many of The Resources are, most players will make their base either entirely above ground or *just* below-ground, with NPC housing (more recently) depending on biome preference and no, I don't count afk-ing in underground farms for mob drops as contributing to underground time if nothing else, Terrarian would get involved because the Old Faith (to my knowledge) has shown to be hostile to nonbelievers, which would give Terrarian some kind of motive also very likely unrelated to factoring in Terrarian's survivability, but HOIKs are a glitch proclaimed by Re-Logic to be a feature (to the point where an unreleased update "fixed" them and they re-added it), which lets the Terrarian move super fucking fast and even pass through walls I'm a massive fucking Terraria nerd, yeet any questions you got at me

[@samueltallon4824]

Thank you for commenting this! Also a huge Terraria lore nerd myself and I was gonna type out an essay basically saying the same stuff.

[@Goteryup]

One thing I would like to point out is that the guide heavily hints twords suggesting you fight the wall of flesh albeit a little cryptically, and comes from what is essentially a cult in and of itself, called the order of the guide which is devoted to guiding you to being able to kill cuthulu now known as moonlord. And also there are several things in game that make me beleave the hero is at least somewhat heroic, such as the old ones army even being entirly optinal and mainly serves as helping the tabernkeep just because he asked you to, and protecting the town from multiple different invasion, as well as some npc dialog, although I could be a little wrong on some points. I'm also a huge terraria nerd if you couldn't tell

[@rydergolde3169]

Terraria nerds, rise up! * equips step stool *

[@anonymousfox4620]

@@rydergolde3169 *looks at forge title* malicious *shrieks in fear

[@Some_guy_iguess]

He didn't say that the Old Faith wouldn't attack him if he was weak, he said he was too powerful and useful to f*ck with

[@ItsChevnotJeff]

What's interesting about the Terrarian is that though they are a blank slate for players, they do exhibit a small amount of emotions through status effects, namely Confusion as a debuff and Terrified, the latter of which is induced from fighting the wall of flesh and instantly kills them if they try to leave so if the Bishops have any similar Hax he'd have no choice hut to fight them which would be suicide if he doesn't have another counter for their soul based hacks, as the Ankh Shield is more a physical barrier than spiritual one(Immunity to Silence, Poison, etc, all of which are only dealt with the body and mind, not soul) Edit: I also like the idea of them just treating the Bishops as npc vendors as had they not made a deal with him they would have just gone on to kill them, steal their souls so the deaths are permanent and forge weapons with those souls as well as taking all their loot for themselves. That is the type of shit Terraria would implement, and as for the cults themselves, we have seen that Terrarian can decimate not completely but massive chunks of entire armies, from goblins to fricking martians, to the point that they'll back off to fight another day. They don't seem to have any interest invading their territory, so they'd just carve out his own turf, literally, somewhere in the center of the island, maybe right beside the Lamb's cult for ease of resources

[@JustAGuy-vt3lh]

I was going to say something more about hollow knight, but after watching the section on Indivisible, I kinda feel like the knight is in the same boat. The only ending where there is absolutely no doubt in my mind that the knight could defeat the lamb, it kinda becomes a different being entirely. The shade lord from hollow knight is the entire void, and that kinda feels the same to me as becoming a new god and turning into a star. I don’t know if that makes sense, but that’s just my thoughts on the matter. Also. The idea of the terrarian just being left alone to dig holes is hilarious to me and my brain conjured up the image of him burrowing up into the middle of one of the cults with a bucket of some weird fleshy growths, and proceeding to just toss them up into the air one by one and farming some unborn god that appears every time he does that, causing panic among whoever else is there, and then just digging right back down halfway through the stack because he found some mildly interesting looking item.

[@folmhaigh039]

The knight is immune to the lambs only wincon, transmogrification, he just keeps saying that the knight isn’t for some reason, the knight is not organic for one and the lambs transmorph only is shown to work on biological beings, even if we assume it would normally work, the knoght is immune to it, because the knight is immune to biological morphing via how it absorbs and uses soul, in hollow knight there are 3 types of things that do not get biologically morphed by absorbing other entities souls, the soul master in the soul sanctum, and the soul warrior in the same place, followed by the knight. Any other beings that absorb the soul of other beings are morphed into horrid melted together abominations. Therfore via how that works the knight has to be immune, or at LEAST resistant to transmog, and given the lambs item doesn’t work on mini-bosses or bosses, it makes no sense to say it should work on the knight.

[@deimantaslapiniauskas7388]

Okay, but what if the terrarian finishes exploring most of the island and, like with how you mentioned with the wall of flesh, starts just killing people to see what happens? Tho I guess there's not much you can be sure of in their abilities, since while at the end of the game the terrarian is already a very powerful individual, like 99% of that power comes from shit they just sorta... Found? And made use of? So an entire new island means entirely new materials, accessories, probably permenant upgrades like more health and shit. And with how ancient the island of the lamb is, there's nothing saying that there won't be accessories that beat every hack in some long burried ruins that the terrarian just happened to mine into.

[@GoldKitsuneBrony]

Thinking on this a little more, If we take Terrarian from the end of his game, where in he is leagues more powerful than anything he's ever gone up against... there is no reason to think he wouldn't attack the boss monsters and Bishops for no other reason than conditioning. Every time he fights a giant monster, not only does he win but good things happen to him. I don't see any reason he would see the bishops and not think 'Oh goodie! Another powerful monster to fight!'

[@justaguyandadog2984]

I love that the terrarian's whole stick is "oh thats kevin, he murdered 72 people last week, but he finds cool shit while spelunking, dont go near kevin"

[@mishagaming1075]

For the next one, i advise 3 pretty interesting characters. the wizard from noita a slugcat from rain world (would be interesting if you did a quick section where you rate each slug cat's odds of survival) and the main character in forager. The wizard from noita is well known for making op wand builds and destroying worlds, plus he's close to terrarian's level of slaying gods for shits and giggles, you could also argue they're a very powerful alchemist, and they can be armed with VERY powerful potions (cough cough instant deathium cough cough) and the amount of max hp/damage resistance perks you can stack effectively makes him immortal. The slugcats are known to be excellent survivors, would probably live off the land if nothing else (except hunter, artificer, and spearmaster, they need to eat meat, they'll get in trouble and die) And the main character in forager is not only a survivalist, but also an industrious little man, in my opinion he'd either establish his own cult, or be like one of those neutral parties. And PLEASE consider that transmog doesn't work on bosses/minibosses for any future cotl challenge videos, so it can be said that any character with a good enough feat of power is made immune to transmog, even if they're not specifically resistant to it.

[@TheZombieMack]

"How the fuck am I gonna send a Star to an Island?!?" Drew a snort out of me.

[@mackenzieray5252]

"the evil population, cause she's not going to kill innocent people" name one person on the island that is innocent. I'll wait.

[@user-fy8mx8lp6q]

This is the best series I’ve watched on KZbin so far, keep it going!

[@ZAXT0N]

You’ve neglected to consider that bosses drop trophies, the terrarian is going to kill you if he thinks you’re gonna drop a trophy, and he’s gonna do it until you do, in master mode they even drop golden statues. It’s so perfect that these guys come back after they die because the terrarian will kill them for their best loot and trophies until he’s got it. And he has a myriad of potions and utilities that help him and shield him from any debuffs.

[@user-ey8pw6ej3p]

damn i just finished watching last 2 videos and the new one already out, god speed mah dude.

[@MoriMushrooms]

I think Frisk from Undertale or Kris from Deltarune would be really interesting, Kris literally rips their own soul out often. Frisk can either destroy everything in their path post genocide or be a bit squishy after pacifist. Either way Frisk is too determined to die and some external force (presumably Ghaster) doesn't allow Kris to die

[@weirdguy1495]

There's also the factor of Frisk and Kris being able to befriend even total sociopaths like Flowey, so I imagine they could possibly befriend the right people as long as they get enough rounds to dodge their attacks.

[@Zerona-Minus197]

as of chapter 1/2 there literally is little to no knowledge of Kris's intent. Frisk's power to come back once dead is something that only happens within the underground. And also, going off of what the comment above me said, neither frisk or Kris befriend anyone like that Frisk never befriended Flowey to begin with, as it was clearly obvious from the start of Flowey's intent, it was only at the end of one of the routes where frisk did so, this also makes frisk highly manipulatable, with the right words. Kris on the other hand, if your going off Spamton, Spamton manipulated Kris, Kris most likely only saw Spamton as a dumpster hag, and never even tried to negotiate or even speak back (Kris is canonically a quiet person). but if your talking about after, Jevil and Spamton became the items, (if dealmaker and Devilsknife), Jevil basically tires out and gives in the Kris, basically joining Kris, giving Kris his power to face the challenges ahead. Spamton is similar, instead, he knows he cannot be freed from his string, and knowing that Kris is within his own strings, puts himself to help Kris break his strings by becoming an Item to support Kris.

[@juliusarcher7241]

I mean did the Terrarian have a real reason to kill the Moon Lord? Kill the Lunatic Cultist? Golem? Or anything else? Like was there ever a reason beyond he killing the bosses that spawn randomly like the King Slime, Eye or the Mech bosses? The Terrarian does something because he CAN, not because he has a real need to do it so unless he 100% sees himself outmatched by the Cult which is highly unlikely I dont see him Not trying to fight them and take over parts of their territory he would not just stay away from them. And being honest I see the Terrarian being very successful at his attempts, stuff like the Ankh Shield that grand immense Hax Resistance or other Accessories give him a wide resistance/immunity to a lot of Hax and the end game weaponry are pretty much endless. From giant death beams, a sword summoning endless falling stars, high speed rocket lanchers... just straight up Rainbow Cats shot from a sword and so forth he has probably the biggest variety in stuff he can do and ways to fight.

[@guymadeofbees8464]

Gotta say, I love how these videos finally introduce me to indie characters I’ve seen wandering about but didn’t have enough care to look at, exampling being nobody, which all I knew about is that they kinda looked like the twitch chat icon. And as a suggestion the gungeoneers (or just one) from enter the gungeon

[@nyanprime8345]

oh and for a suggestion, try using the factorio main character, he'd probably just make huge factories and machinery and pollute the island, but that's it. just trying to make a rocket ship to go to space. also he'd be the most intelligent person on the island, making him and his tools extremely useful.

[@waterscorpion6998]

Hell yeah dude, amazing video, and can't wait for more. The quality is so good and I can't wait for more.

[@shelleymcnair194]

Depending on how you define the "version of the character that appears at the end of their games" the Saint from Rainworld could either just be a soul or could another god of "Death". at the end of Saints campaign, after reaching max karma, he is able to ascend anyone. Ascending is different from death in Rainworld, the explanation is really complicated so look it up but, basically death just means you go back to where you died a few days later. It is both a respawn mechanic and a lore mechanic. Ascending is pretty much above death. At the very end of Saints campaign, they ascend the worm acention (kinda god) and gets sent back to where Saint started their campaign as an Echo, basically the soul left back when the one ascending has a massive ego. Saint TL:DR Funny green cat either killed or injured the god of Ascension, above the god of death, or he is just a spirit who cant do anything. Now for the rest of the Slugcats Monk and Survivor will probably die if they don't run. They are the most basic of the basic. of the base game, Hunter probably has the best chance of "Surviving" if you give him his rot form. The rot is pretty much just cancer and will keep growing if it consumes. Non rot hunter is also presumably a good survivor due to him being an engineered organism. The Rivulet is really fast but besides that he doesn't have anything much. If you give him the Rarefraction cell he could run away better due to it manipulating gravity. Spearmaster must kill to feed and is also, probably, a good hunter because he is an engineered organism. he can create spears from his tail and is very light. Gourmand is so fat that if he falls on something, they just die. He can create explosives out of nowhere. He can combine things to make things, including singularity bombs. He does get kinda tired tho. If he just lives and doesn't interact with anything, all could survive. The artificer can create explosives out of her spit through rocks and sticks. She has fought an army that is as organized as the lambs, the scavs Now if we put the Iterators on the island, they solo all of the island. Iterators are artificial gods. Depending on how we define an iterator, wether that being the can or their land that they do control, the iterator can defend all of the land because of the walls. Which iterator also influences wether the iterator takes over or helps or just stays neutral. The different iterators have different personalities. Looks to the moon and 5 pebbles are very different depending on what stage of the world it is. They could be fully powerful gods or just the puppets. They could even be just dead. They are proven to be fluent in genetic engineering. They need so much water to cool due to them being a biotechnical supercomputer. This means that they spew a lot of steam. That steam turns to rain. In the lore of the game, Iterators are single handedly the reason for the deadly rain. The rain in the world is deadly because it is so heavy. it literally crushes you. An island is surrounded by water. Water get consumed. Water turns to steam. Steam turns to rain. Rain crushes everything. Iterators unintentionaly kill every mortal being on the island. that being the lamb. Iterator TL:DR Artificial gods have different personalities and are the size of an island would probably just make a lot of rain.

[@Alexandre-wy3jf]

Now make them survive in terraria

[@djmewtwo6981]

If you think Cthulhu has mind manipulation, they’re screwed If not, well the bishops just got a fucking moon buster as a pet

[@hoopa6477]

With terraria more of them would at least survive, like the knight

[@avivaasultani3851]

Depends on the time/ state of the world i can see some characters survive rpe hardmode and even hardmode but i dont see alot survivieng the lunar phase where litterly one of the pillars is as hot as a star (stated in the lore aka the solar pillar)

[@keonmerrill1941]

...the slug charm changes him into a slug. Therefore, the knight is transmoging, and not shapeshifting. Also, we don't know if the lamb keeps the relics OR the tarot cards. At most, they keep the relics behind the lighthouse, in that one fish, the bishop's body parts, and any cards he buys or finds out in the open.

[@stonetimekeeper]

Honestly, the only ways I can imagine the Terrarian actually fighting the cults is if, A) They attack him first or B) he learns that killing them causes some change in the world, like with the Wall of Flesh.

[@xxGreenRoblox]

Or if he realizes those guys are pretty strong they must give really good loot

[@luizbiel2317]

The Noita witch, can destroy the entire world, but very much easily killed by being polymorphed into a sheep

[@zero3762]

Just a thought but someday the terarian would probably get curious if he could fight and beat these people right? And as a sugestion maybe the reaper from death's door?

[@AlphaSorrow]

he's like steve he's completely neutral and how he acts is how the player acts, [minus some story stuff] look at it this way would YOU fight the lamb? [edit and i don't mean you as a vessal like steve or the terrarian i mean you, as in YOU physically as you are rn.] because i wouldn't and i don't think any sane person would, its just needless fighting. why would you want to do that when you can have them leave you alone and you can live comfortably. rather do that then go though the slog of fighting endlessly until i die to something stupid. and thats how most neutral people act, we aren't heroes if we can be comfy and not have constant problems why would you want to fight?

[@SuperDestroyerFox]

⁠@@AlphaSorrowpower, that’s why you would want to fight. You already murder things completely optionally like queen bee, where the only reason is loot

[@Goteryup]

​@@AlphaSorrowthe thing you are forgetting is that cannonically, the terrarian is actually at least somewhat heroic, and is many times more powerfull at end game than the lamb

[@thefirstimaginair]

I'm just imagining that the terrain is in the middle of trading with the lamb and a random monster interprets it, only to find the business end of the zenith blade and rips it apart.(remember, the terrain is at full power meaning weapons as well.) Only to return to business with a now shocked lamb like it an average day.

[@rougarabid]

The lamb would not be shocked by that haha. This is an island where cannibalism and ritualistic sacrifice are common place.

[@thefirstimaginair]

@@rougarabid I more hinting at the weapon but I still agree.

[@hambass6310]

I like the idea of some lunatic moleman who’s the only one to go underground and sells valuables things. But if you mess with him he could turn you inside out.

[@victini0494]

I dont think the terrarian has much to do underground anymore because he is already a god and he doesn't have much things to gain from the cults. Love your content

[@Babbleplay]

Ashna could totally find lost cultists in the wilds, same as Lamb, and gain power the more people and their skills she absorbs into her headspace.

[@The-lich.]

The terrarium will be fine until he summons invasions and aliens pillars

[@kavenpaquet7610]

I think frisk might have a chance because of his determination and timeline resetting if he dies

[@Zerona-Minus197]

the whole 'save and reload and reset' function only works in the underground, which is evident by the fact that once you go down, Flowey speaks about how frisk stole his power, its because before frisk fell, flowey was the most determined in the underground.

[@anisealcalde8583]

Just a side note the terrarian wouldn’t know anyone was on the island nor would anyone else see him because he lives in 2d so the terrarian would see everyone as a line

[@The-Soul-C0llector]

My head cannon is that he is able to transform into 3d and then he cant be stopped

[@personnsl]

Now I'm curious if The Penitent One from Blasphemous is going to fair on the island. After all, he's no stanger to horrible religious experience and pain.

[@nicholasaugello2534]

The Terrarian interpretation is very cool and i could definitely see him as being his own independent mole man on the island 🤣

[@Goteryup]

The video is not at all based on the cannonical story of terraria and is just entirly wrong, they clearly did minimal research on terraria when they came up with those compleatly false evidence that the terrarian is chaotic neutral

[@xxGreenRoblox]

@@Goteryup I guess you could say that in terraria it's mostly oh hey that guy can give good loot better kill him till I get it

[@mindlessmeat4055]

Someone who might last a decent time would be the MC from Witch Knight. She fights a lot of demons.

[@Avajsb-rv7gw]

Here’s one. The Noita Wizard

[@recursiveslacker7730]

Judging from what usually kills most god runs, they die to polymorphing.

[@jonathon8895]

And now with over twenty new cards, new relics including one that's instant death to anyone who isn't a boss and back up, The Lamb has become even deadlier.

[@thedarkdecidium367]

I'd love to see if these types of characters could survive in Hallownest, given the infection possibly taking over many characters.

[@propaynex958]

It might not end in a war…but I genuinely think the Terrarian has enough firepower to win

[@krzystajer5485]

hey,im the guy who suggested the "fallen hero",just wanna to let everyone know that i was here 23 minutes after it was uploaded.

[@krzystajer5485]

also ONCE AGAIN I TELL YOU THAT THE KNIGHT IS A LIQUID AND LAMB's TRANSMOG DOES NOT WORK ON LIQUIDS YES I KNOW YOU ARE TIRED OF HOLLOW KNIGHT FANS BUT PLEASE TOUCH ON THAT

[@rougarabid]

I have. Why would transmog not work on a liquid?

[@krzystajer5485]

about the Will guy,he seems pretty smart so i think it will be like this:he opens up a shop,and slowly grows stronger by the stuff the cults sell him,also he can just find a blacksmith/mystic to work with him.

[@The_Bubbly_One]

​​@@krzystajer5485are you talking about transmog not working on environmental things, such as rocks or trees? Because I feel like hollow knight doesn't fall into that category of existence. Now, if it was, say, a golem, I would understand where you were coming from.

[@Night_crawls]

​@@rougarabidIdk but does it count as just an item or object of some sort and can transmog even work on it

[@Goteryup]

26:40 a couple thing about the terrarian you are missing, you can't charge rent unless you have the tax collector, and even then, at most money he can have at once is like 16 gold. When the NPCs can litterally hand over hundreds of platinum coins, each worth 100 gold coins, in a few seconds its impossible to say that you are charging rent that they can barly afford. Another point I have is that the tarrarian is always told what to do by the town NPCs the guide will tell you about the guide voodoo doll and tell you to essentially sacrifice him, the dryad continuously urges you to progress to kill the moonlord, which is litterally cuthulu, an eldrich diety. And about half if the game is spent on the surface. Between events, bosses, and actually buying and selling stuff to the NPCs you spend a lot of time above ground, and the only reason you spend time underground in the first place is to gear up, or fight the ocasonal boss. And if it's an end game terrarian there is no more gearing up because you already have max gear, and no underground bosses to fight. Edit: a few other gripes I have with your explanation of the game is that the terrarian slaughters creaturs accidentally quite frequently. Espeacially with the zenith as a weapon so I think the terrarian would accidentally kill the wrong person at some point and then start a war. And one where the terrarian would eventually win, because the terrarian has absolutly insane physical feates he can kill anyone on the island but the bishops and lamb quite easily, and the terrarian can cannonically respawn so even if they manage to kill him he would just respawn. And the terrarian is even immune to mind controll as shown by the nebula pillar right before moonlord. And while the terrarian might bot be immune to transmogrification, they can still respawn, and because there are multiple ways to die in terraria that fully mutilate or destroy the body in some way, the bodys condition is not important to the respawning process. And i see no ev8dence that the transmogrification bypasses that respawn ability. And so all the terrarian needs to do is spawnkill the lamb untill all the followers either leave or die. The lamb has no way to permanantly kill the terrarian and because if the lamb is buisy getting "killed" by the terrarian the lamb cant indoctrinate new followers so eventually the follower count will dwindle to 0 and have nothing else to keep it alive.

[@darryllmaybe3881]

I've got an interesting one. I don't know if this is actually an indie game, but it feels like it kinda counts, and while I definitely don't think this one stands a chance against the Bishops in a direct fight, it still is a pretty interesting one to think about. The monster from Carrion.

[@MrAppleSalad]

I'd love to see how the Lamb would survive when placed into other universes. How the people there would respond to the Lamb creating a cult and doing all this messed up stuff, and how the Lamb would adapt to the differing rules between worlds.

[@Demiourge_Official]

25:20 The Lamb was kinda forced to start the cult to live and keep the Cult going to not drop dead. And the living conditions aren't that bad. Heck, buying people out of slavery to join the Cult might make the person's living situation better overall. I'm not saying the Lamb is a good person by any means, he does messed up things, but in a world so fucked up already, the best you can do is try not to become more evil. Same situation with Six from Little Nightmares. She's evil, yes, but she's only trying to survive. Also, if you do another survival video of Cult of The Lamd, add Frisk from Undertale.

[@josephsong9373]

Stupid Suggestion: The guy from Cookie Clicker. Heavily implied that a physical person is making the cookies, and over time, he could gain stupid amounts of power from gods and stuff. Though it is still just cookies, and haven't researched enough if they can beat something like lamb transmog but I believe he has a decent shot.

[@AvoiceInYourheadd]

I mean, about halfway through the game everything in the universe becomes cookies down to the subatomic level, so I’d say he’s pretty powerful.

[@kingmagikarp97]

I'm happy I found this channel a couple days ago, I love your content ❤

[@evanlandis990]

I still think that the Lamb is more "I do it because I have to". But there are still very positive things you can do around the cult. Maybe not fully good, I've seen them depicted with more of a detached personality, but I believe that the Lamb still cares for most of his followers, at least as it goes on. Now the official Twitter did say that the GOAT is the true dark reflection and potentially the worst the lamb can be.

[@Goteryup]

2:32 still dosent change the fact that the shadelord is made up of thousands if siblings so the lamb would have to transmog all of them to be able to win

[@folmhaigh039]

The knight is immune to the lambs only wincon, transmogrification, he just keeps saying that the knight isn’t for some reason, the knight is not organic for one and the lambs transmorph only is shown to work on biological beings, even if we assume it would normally work, the knoght is immune to it, because the knight is immune to biological morphing via how it absorbs and uses soul, in hollow knight there are 3 types of things that do not get biologically morphed by absorbing other entities souls, the soul master in the soul sanctum, and the soul warrior in the same place, followed by the knight. Any other beings that absorb the soul of other beings are morphed into horrid melted together abominations. Therfore via how that works the knight has to be immune, or at LEAST resistant to transmog, and given the lambs item doesn’t work on mini-bosses or bosses, it makes no sense to say it should work on the knight.

[@Lichman825]

Just stop you’re not winning and you’re points are useless and already explained

[@King-ze2kt]

Love these videos, I like to think tbat these are all happening to the island and the Lamb just somehow resets everything between visits and when Asuna visits it's just a star colliding into the planet, lol. I wish I knew more Indie Characters to suggest, but all I can think of are My Friend Pedro (who's gonna do horribly) amd Cyber Shadow, which might be able to do something, its been a while since I played.

[@jurtheorc8117]

here's some indie character names: Yuki and Dish from The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile, Mayday & Zuke (and the Elliegator) from No Straight Roads, Cherry from Cookie Cutter, Becky Brewster from Blud, I *think* Briar & Lute from Soulstice can count, then we have Foam Gun, DOK and Ziggy from Zet Zillions (granted, they have the advantage of a small planetoid for a spaceship and are dependant on the creatures and objects they come across to form their strategies), Shantae from the series of the same name, Wuppo... and there's many mmore.

[@justsans.]

this series is actually pretty neat.

[@fallen9997]

I know some of the Hollow Stans can be annoying, but you still didn't bring up the fact that Transmog doesn't work on bosses in CotL. Why would that be important? Because you mentioned that since Eraser from TBoI doesn't work on bosses from that game, it shouldn't work on the Lamb, even though the Lamb never showed any resistance against being erased from existence. So using that logic, the Knight should be capable of resisting the Transmog, because he's above the bosses in his world, and Transmog doesn't work on bosses from CotL. And if that argument is bullshit for you, then I'll bring up something that was already brought up before. Shape of Unn, which transforms the Knight (or rather the void part of him) into a grub for a short time. He can't do anything in this form other than focus, and it's not like the void shapeshifting. Sorry if I'm being annoying, but I sense some bias here.

[@rougarabid]

I have. More than once.

[@fallen9997]

@@rougarabid when, if I may ask? And what argument did you use to debunk THAT? I have watched every video up to this point, and I either didn't record it, or something doesn't add up. And no the "Gods in HK =/= Gods in CotL" stuff isn't a good argument, since we don't know which ones are stronger, and while CotL Gods might be stronger, same can be said for HK Gods.

[@mushroomisntplant5888]

​@@rougarabid by the way do you use CSAP wiki or WSB wiki to scale characters power?

[@folmhaigh039]

The knight is immune to the lambs only wincon, transmogrification, he just keeps saying that the knight isn’t for some reason, the knight is not organic for one and the lambs transmorph only is shown to work on biological beings, even if we assume it would normally work, the knoght is immune to it, because the knight is immune to biological morphing via how it absorbs and uses soul, in hollow knight there are 3 types of things that do not get biologically morphed by absorbing other entities souls, the soul master in the soul sanctum, and the soul warrior in the same place, followed by the knight. Any other beings that absorb the soul of other beings are morphed into horrid melted together abominations. Therfore via how that works the knight has to be immune, or at LEAST resistant to transmog, and given the lambs item doesn’t work on mini-bosses or bosses, it makes no sense to say it should work on the knight. The knight canonically respawns and can do so infinitely; it’s noted by characters like leg eater, jiji, and the bug hanging in the colosseum.

[@RuhRoh69]

Terrarian spreading the hallow

[@xxGreenRoblox]

Even if he can't kill them just silently put one singular hollow block one crimson block and one corruption block and if he finds it unsafe to say just get out and leave the evils there!

[@morphstarchangeling8024]

I don't know if you'll come back to this series any time. But if you do it'd be cool to see how Frisk from the hitgame Undertale would fair on the island. The best hax they have is the ability to save and reload even if their soul is ripped out or broken apart they can still reload their save file. Unlike more games the save file is an actual in lore thing where only the most determined being can use their save file. Depending on which version of Frisk we use it could be over very quickly as Pacifist Frisk would try to avoid killing enemies by trying to befriend the cultists, or Frisk shows up to the island and just starts killing everything that moves until the Bishops or the Lamb have to step in and put a stop to them.

[@ThegrandKrild]

Will has good feats and at least lighting reaction speed also he can use magic and have no problem using new weapons The problem is in his dungeon all the weapon get destroyed so he needs to bring his own weapons

[@victini0494]

You say the terrarian is completely natural personality but the version he would be the is the srongest one and the one he would be strongest is the one he maximized the NPC happiness so he cares some way ore another. Love your content

[@slavibg2525]

Tbh i think the terrarian would probably still fight the Lamb or the bishops to see if they've got good loot lol it probably won't happen immediately but I'm willing to wager the terrarian would at least do it once

[@xxGreenRoblox]

They would know they could get that crown from the lamb and they would obtain it

[@khoatic414]

Just imagine the terrarian figures out the gods have good loot

[@tannersandschafer8513]

26:51 okay to be fair,anchordeep is underwater and silk cradle might be a cave

[@NoHandle44]

The idea that you play as a fragment of a god, and your journey is the stop said God, basically fighting yourself, is pretty damn funny and cool of a concept. 😂

[@thefallenchaoskeeper]

A rumble like thunder ecchos through the halls, A booming ecchos through these mighty walls, The tunnels and caverns, a maze of countless rooms, Together, all of them, shall make up the Bishops’ tombs.

[@ThisIsAHandle-xz5yo]

I have two that could work: 1. Forager - When they have every possible machine, charm, weapon, etc, they can have insane energy, health, buffs, food, and money, they will never even have to interact with anyone, though they probably will to expand capitalism or something 2 - This one’s a bit generic, but Undertale/Deltarune, on pacifist they have insanely strong supporters, on genocide they can one shot monsters with insanely high health pools

[@GamerSoda-wk1ji]

Terrarian fights things for sport and to aquire more power, Terrarian would probably farm the Bishops as if they are as low as a default Terrarian zombie with just coincidentally massive drops.

[@SSKJ64]

I wonder what would happen if John Cruelty could survive

[@victini0494]

I think what they meant back when they said the knight permamentaly killed the radiance is that they were saying that the knight could kill the one who waits and the lamb permamentaly too using the dream nail but its fine if you are no longer covering that love your content btw

[@cheeseplanetgod6684]

I think if the terrarian decides to fight the lamb they would both get bored and go back to mining some adamantite

[@xxGreenRoblox]

"I'm boredddd I'm gonna go back to my homeland and install Fargo's Soul Mod then come back here finish you guys all off for fun and then move to a really deadly place"

[@Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz___1]

Honestly, I think the terrarian and the lamb would get along.

[@littleolelonk4759]

The good,The bad, I am the guy with the yo-yo

[@jurtheorc8117]

I thought that was Pipistrello. (Talking about upcoming game Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo)

[@The-Soul-C0llector]

You know him

[@_-___________]

I think terrarian would be like "Oh... new bosses to fight? Well... I wonder what items they drop. AND they respawn infinitely? More loot for me!"

[@marianox3644]

I'm surprised you haven't talked about any UNDERTALE or DELTARUNE characters, but honestly it's way more fun and entertaining to see more obscure and less popular characters being discussed Great stuff as always

[@Babbleplay]

Best way to summarize Nobody Saves The World is : Oldschool Zelda type game, with collecting and unlocking new forms taking the place of gathering new gear and items to get new abilities.

[@jeremiahbooth423]

If there's another one of these sometime, I wonder how the Wizards from Wizard With A Gun would do. It would be interesting too because just like Don't Starve, there's been a crossover with Cult of the Lamb before, but unlike with Don't Starve, it didn't come with its own storyline, which leaves things up in the air.

[@ilijaarsic1946]

honestly, the way you describe the Lamb and Bishops, it makes me think they can solo Goku

[@chez3885]

Thaaaaat might be a stretch

[@The-Soul-C0llector]

they cant solo Goku

[@NexusGaming857]

Okay, here's a suggestion. Helltaker... why would he be anywhere? To add to his harem of course! If it's Cult of the Lamb, his goal would be to add Heket.

[@user-ct3es8zy9u]

The terrarian was the best and least controversial of the characters

[@thekaratecatkid9948]

What if the terrarian sells all his dirt blocks and becomes rich enough to buy a cult. If you know you know