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Still haven't figured out why EVE is capitalized. THere is also an EDENN Protocol on the black wave suit.

Definitely a possibility - curious how Shift Up would explain something like that in their sequels.

Running around in the red suit - so much potential

@@unlistednaytiba wait what 👀👀👀👀

august is when photo mode is supposed to drop. We'll see soon

loving your comment... haha. 5 years from now we'll see.

Appreciate your comment. Glad you enjoyed.

Did you see the sky net ref in-game? Hint: is a suit

@@GhettoTendencies there is a ref? That's cool! I don't have the game . Waiting for it to come to pc. I just watch videos on it for now.

Yea, kinda funny to see media's interpretation of what an evil robot takeover looks like through the decades.

@@unlistednaytiba Yeah tho I do like Mother Sphere better

Totally agree with you. I feel that a lot of reviewers are grinding to complete the game as fast as they can so they can put out a review based on completing the game. Thinking they miss the story sometimes since reviewers grind through game after game to review. Appreciate your comment.

But souls games doesn't have a hollow empty story though.

@@MarrionTRSouls games focus more on lore than story from what I’ve played. Stellar Blade also has lore but more visual storytelling with characters and dialogue than a lot of the souls games.

Oh, nice. You're awesome for doing that.

Appreciate your comment. Raven DLC with some more outfits would be great.

Having a playable level evacuating up the orbit elevator and seeing all the legionnaires dying around you, then having you safely into the Colony, only to be ejected by mother sphere, then having the level end with your fall to earth to die in the Colony Extinction would be a great opportunity to play through.

You got a good idea. Would be great to see what happens when others get contaminated by Naytiba.

Yeah that sounds like a good one to explore. Cyberpunk had such a troubled launch. But I hear it's the same. Yeah, I am on IG under the same name. See ya there.

Hell yea. The lore dig is real. haha. Hopefully Stellar Blade becomes a franchise.

Glad you have rocking with these videos for so long. Your comment is much appreciated again :)

Haha. you right. A few of our real world mega corporations about to make their own mother sphere's. haha.

So tragic isn't? Human created AI, AI created Androids, Androids kills Humans, Humans evolved into monsters and contaminated Androids. Stellar Blade lore Most likely gives warning for real life human beings to never misused knowledge for the sake of mankind.

Great comment. So actually, you're going to not like my response,. haha, but my timeline is actually based off of the 70 years of time being between wave 1 and 6. And, since wave 1 occurs right before the release of Naytiba on earth we know that is the "end" of the Mother Sphere led andro-eidos humanity time period. And the beginning of this time period is when Mother Sphere declares her new humanity (the time at the start of the lost 72 years - written by luther). So that actually only leaves a possibility of 2 years for Mother Sphere and her andro-eidos humans to exist after replacing organic humans in a time of peace before Naytiba are released. I think organics are replaced by andro-eidos, and they just simply inhabit the same cities, buildings, etc. that humans did (that's why I stated MS most likely did not use nuclear warfare to kill all humans). And the Eidos (cities) 1-9 are much smaller in scope (maybe the size of an average city). But with all of her bots and drones, they could be built within a 1-2 year period. We also see construction on Eidos 7 still occurring. Kim Hyung Tae's idea for this game stems from the thought - what if humans were all suddenly replaced by machines/androids. So I agree with what you're saying in that it would take so long for the andro-eidos to develop their own culture, life, cities, etc., but I think it's more about simply replacing humans and stealing/taking on their identity instead of developing their own. Barry is a good example. There's no reason androids should eat fish, but they do, simply because MS replaced humans and their culture, etc. with andro-eidos.

Yes I agree. It would be great to see coexistence play out. Perhaps EVE can make organic humans (now Naytiba) to interact with andro-eidos humans moving forward. Appreciate your comment as it's nice to hear your thoughts and your last sentence is quite motivational.

@unlistednaytiba Honestly, I also wanna see the difference between organics and synthetics as well. Like Lily being able to beat a fully grown man on arm wrestling or just how far and exoskeleton technology can take humans as far as physical strength and ability is concerned. Thanks so much for the response, and thank you for making these videos. You're the best youtuber or when it comes to Stellar Blade Lore so far!

Appreciate your comment. Yes, quite crazy to see how MS operates.

I think this has to do with perspective and Mother Sphere's lie. According to MS, Andro-Eidos are evolved humans and the Naytibas are monsters of unknown origin. As such, when EVE fuses with Adam and becomes part Naytiba, she would no longer be a "human" according to MS and as such, should not be identified as such by the scans of anything that is connected to MS to keep up her lie. Something that MS as an AI should be capable of doing, since it would only be a quick change in coding to determine Andro-Eidos as "human". In this regard, Karakuri as a Naytiba wouldn't follow this classification set by MS. As such, Karakuri would see EVE as an android and classifiy her as such.

@@ZMusok But if the robot sees her as Naytiba, then she should be shown as organic, because Naytibas are organic. No, that still doesn't make any sense to me. I think this is either a mistake by the developers or she is perhaps still completely an android, which would take away the whole point of the fusion. I hope that this misunderstanding will be cleared up in the sequel

@@arturmagomedov02 Do we ever see how Naytiba's are classified by scans etc.? The point is the following: according to Mother Sphere, the Android's are "organic". As such, every scan would show them as "organic" even though they aren't. Simply because the reception of the androids is: We are "organic", so everything similar to us is also "organic". Or you could argue that Mother Sphere's lie, that the androids are "organic". As such, the scans are designed in a way that determine Androids to be "organic" while Naytiba's are not - a simple way to keep up Mother Sphere's lie. Since it would be wierd, if an "evolved human" would be not "organic". So, why does the robot boss doesn't see EVE as "organic"? Again, two possibilities (since no, there is no reason given in the game): 1. The robot was older than Mother Sphere and as such, it's scans didn't have the software version that determined Androids as "organic". 2. After being taken over by the Naytiba, the scanning system became part of the Naytiba. As such, the "lie" of Mother Sphere (that determined "android = organic") wouldn't work on it, allowing the Naytiba to see the truth.

@@ZMusok It makes sense that Karakuri boss shows Eve as non organic because she did not merged with Adam at that point. Providence is a new state of the art machine and it still shows Eve as non organic after the merge. This doesn't make sense because it wasn't a secret for the androids that Naytibas are organic and there is a whole discussion between Eve and Lily in a lab about how they view themselves as humans with mechanical additions and Naytibas not because they were only organic. Even before they found about that Naytibas were humans once, the knew that they were fully organic, but they had the ability to corrupt machines and stuff. So the fact that Providence sees Eve as a Naytiba after the merge but still shows her as non organic tells me that they probably just used the same scanning perspective image and the same text that they used for the Karakuri boss without noticing that the text which was displayed didn't match with Eves new form

@arturmagomedov02 after checking this scene, it is frustrating cause what is seen and heard contradict each other. You are right in that it says Target: Non Organic, but then the prompt voice you hear at the same time, says "sensing strong Naytiba Signal nearby." Because of this, it's really hard to say. As I mentioned in my video, I made an error interpreting the time between each wave of angels and because of this I thought Shift U made overlooked a data log stating the first wave's attack on Abyss. I was wrong, and this was not a mistake made from Shift Up. Considering how polished Stellar Blade is, and even though its story is sometimes told in a convoluted way, once you think about it, everything lines up. So I don't think they made an error with this. Perhaps it's simply something we haven't thought of yet.

Much appreciated. Your comment is really motivating.

Hell yea. Appreciate this one and your earlier comment.

you are awesome. Appreciate you being here.

Yes, couldn't agree more. Appreciate your comment again :)

Yes, some theories say it's based off Raphael Mark's dead daughter

@@unlistednaytiba Like the Red Queen in Paul Anderson's Resident Evil movies?

Yes. Appreciate your comment a lot.

You are right in that she has to increase the prosperity of humanity. Like AI developed now, she might have had a do no harm clause implemented in her creation and operation, but her reasoning and logic simply works around this.

@@unlistednaytiba In further thinking about this, I came up with the idea that maybe the rule was something like, "Save humanity from extinction." That provides enough of a loophole for Mother Sphere to kill as many humans, relabeled or not, as necessary, in order to achieve the higher goal. Needs of the many over the needs of a few type of morality.