I like to compare Ifrit with Lucifer. Both were revered; where Lucifer was an angel, Ifrit was an astral. Ifrit decided to turn his back against the Six and destroys a territory known as Solheim. I'm not familiar how he and Ardyn came to join forces though. I can only speculate it has something to do with Ardyn feeling betrayed and losing his right as King.
Another theory to think of, supposedly it was Ifrit who was responsible for the Starscourge. Once after Ardyn consumed the daemons to save mankind, and thus demonized and exiled by the very man never destined to be king, it stands to reason that Ifrit may have convinced Ardyn to join forces with him.
The way the piano comes in in such a fitting manner, and how this is the one time that Noctis doesn't shiver during the summon, it all just shows that he's really committed to finishing it all. Love it
@@jstar3382 Yep! During later summons, when Noctis summons Shiva, he actually shivers. I think this is only because Ifrit was making Noctis too warm, to the point where any cold temperature couldn’t even harm him.
I totally agree with you, Titan was awesome and Leviathan was cool. I got to Ifrit and I swear it took everything I had plus using Carbuncle to get through it. I may have been making a sailor somewhat proud when it came to fighting him. I mean, holy shit was it challenging. I think the only two bosses I had that much trouble with (because I was horribly under leveled) was the Malboro and Deadeye fights.
@@cheesemuffin8129 yeah I did this fight at level 99 and he could barely hurt me. It was sad. I never saw alot of these attacks because I killed him so quick. Makes me wish I didn't grind so much.
Holy crap. The first phase theme is very oppressing and intense, while the second phase feels like you've just turned the tide against a strong opponent(which you have!) and holy fuck, the "Prelude" as the closer to this spectacle of a boss fight... Clap-freaking-clap.
I think this remains as Yoshitaka Suzuki's magnum opus. He usually works as an arranger and doesn't often _compose_ original tracks himself. But this original composition (only with some elements from Yoko Shimomura's music) is a masterpiece.
It took literally 5 astrals to bring this guy down in war of the ancients, and now it took them 2 astrals + king of kings + his royal retinue to bring him down.
It amazing to warp to the highest point and fight ifrit at the highest point, I honestly love doing that because it makes it seem like over those ten years noctis became powerful enough to rival irfit and when you use armiger in the sky it becomes a beautiful fight involving two crushing forces of power and with this soundtrack it is just an incredible fight no matter what level you are
The first 20 seconds of this song just gave me an idea for an epic battle in my novel! This series of games is amazing and the musical score throughout it too much to handle. Love it!
Kind of sad how Shiva is the one who actually delivers the killing blow with her kiss. Also I like how adult Noctis is not remotely bothered by Shiva's cold aura, while young Noctis is near freezing to death.
This is the most amazing and epic "Victory" music I have ever heard. I have never played a single final fantasy game and this theme may single handedly have me buying this.
i feel EXACTLY THE SAME. it actually makes me cry and feel so much and spark the flame of my imagination. videogames and videogame music is absolutely one of my favourite things ever
I mean, there's still the open world that was available before. But c'mon, let us explore the World of Ruin. You don't even have to create any new maps just fuck up the old ones and make it dirty c'monnnn.
Imagine if the world of ruin was explorable like the open world, but the npc's are mostly gone and if you return to where you found boss monsters previously, bigger and even scarier monsters appeared o.o
Nick Masla tbh that's what I thought it would be. And you can have missions with like Iris and Talcott as they're older and apparently have been fighting the daemons. Idk just something more it seems like they were trying to do this but they rushed it. (Which is odd given that they had 10 years....)
If nothing else, FFXV nailed the Esper/Summons/Eidelon bosses. Titan was a great introduction into bosses (besides Deadeye in that side quest) Leviathan was cool to watch and Ifrit was the coolest final boss I've seen in FF for a long time. It's nice that he's also quite challenging too unlike Ardyn or Sephiroth's final form. It's just a shame they didn't have a DLC or extra post game content where you fight Shiva, Ramun, and Bahamut, that's what I assumed all the marks would be for - I assume they'd let you refight bosses
I found this to be the best fight in the game, for one reason: Warp-points on the tower. I went all the way up there, expecting to drop down on Ifrit like a Judgement Bolt from the highest point I had ever reached. Then he followed me. We spent the next twenty or thirty seconds exchanging blows about five hundred feet above the ground, warp-strikes and fiery teleports keeping us from falling. The final boss was a letdown after that. It topped everything in the game I'd encountered, and came a few steps above several other games in the series. It outclassed both of the summons during that fight. It was like something out of Advent Children, and I honestly hope the FFVII remake includes moments like it.
this was such a simple in design yet great fight *-* I didn't want to summon shiva so I could keep fighting him. And the second phase my god what an awesome theme. Btw you should activate the armiger and do the armiger chain for an extra combo scene
Yeah you can say that fights like Leviathan or Ifrit are easy, but they were meant to be "Epic" not hard. Dont hate without reason. The ending was great. Most ppl dont like it cause it is bittersweet. There is challenging content in the game too. Ignis, Gladio and Prompto are some of the best characters in terms of personality and how they assist Noctis in the franchise. The Summons are there not to spam them like in most FFs but as a means to turn the tables during a hard battle and dont forget if u kill an enemy with a summon only Noctis gets xp. So they are not an option to lvl up ur whole party easily. They are meant to add more Epicness. The combat is fluid, with the only issue being the camera sometimes. There are combos u can learn but few ppl bother to learn them. Ardyn is a very well made antagonist and what you would call a tragic hero, ultimately wanting to get revenge but he does give hints that he secretly hopes to be laid to rest after all these years. Thus he helps Noctis at the beginning, no plot hole there. If u want to complain, complain about the 1 minute screentime of the Niflheim Emperor and ex-commander. The game is a solid 9/10 but in the end it definately gains the title of EPIC. And did i mention the soundtrack?
Why can't boss battles be both epic and hard? They're not mutually exclusive and personally I think they'd be MORE epic with a little bit of difficulty because puts the player on edge. What we got were basically interactive cutscenes. Not only were they easy, but Titan/Leviathan were actually impossible to fail. I agree with the rest of what you said though, I'd give it a nice 8.5/10.
I would have preferred if they were hard too but im inclined to believe they were easy so that they dont kill the hype of the moment in case you actually die and to help newcomers get into the franchise since Leviathan for example is notoriously difficult in most FF games. I dont mind it but i share your opinion too. I just dont find it to be much of an issue since overall i enjoyed the game very much and im replaying it again atm :P
@@MekkahDee I actually had a hard time with this battle the first time because I was underleveled, so the battle was long and Ifrit hit like a ton of trucks so dying was only one or two mistakes away, ahaha. So yeah I can agree it did make the battle more epic and memorable with difficulty (though this amazing music certainly had the biggest impact).
Ifrit in this game was an awesome boss. he made a great villain to. He created the star scourge to turn humans into demons and betrayed his fellow astral's. i wouldn't be surprised if he took over a human host within the Niflheim Empire to take advantage of their ingenuity to further evolve his scourge. he'd probably hate it though. I bet he used the power of the son to make the scourge to wearing down the amount of daylight during the day. it would make sense to given the way the story played out.
Y'know, call me crazy, but Ifrit in this game looks closer to certain Western depictions of Satan Lucifer (particularly that of the Lord of Shadows trilogy - don't shoot me for this please); which is ironic given that the Ifrit has been said to take the form of Satan himself (which is where the Red Devil form of Satan tends to come from).
Was a great game but i just imagine what it could have been if it was not pushed. I would have waited another 10 years if they just finished this one fully but still a good game.
Possibly my favourite boss from any game. The prelude to the actual fight with Bahamut was fucking epic, then you get to fight a god with your bros to this soundtrack. It's just fantastic, shame the actual final boss lacked.. well everything.
This vattle theme is just ace. Turely amazing. I felt really sad at same time cause i knew was the end. And poor noctis. That ending tore me apart.. amazing game other wise
Dayum that looks like an epic boss fight. They should've combined the mechanics with Ardyn's final battle and replaced the Armiger fight or something, I mean that is just too epic to not be the final boss.
Tbh, Ifrit being the angry God who's capable of destruction of humanity is similar to Hinduism Shiva, they both wear minimal garb, don't have beard, live on top of a mountain, have unruly long hair etc.
Ifrit was a stupidly hype boss *and alot of the bosses were hype*...but there are things in this video i've never even seen during the fight *like ifrit and noctis being in the sky then noctis doing some dragon ball z shit and throwing ifrit to the lower areas of the plaza* its a shame for me the entire fight took place right at the entrance and in a tiny little pool of water also why couldnt we just have this design of noctis through the entire game? that beard makes him look badass as fuck...and the king's raiment costume is the most final fantasy looking costume in the game
No idea how I triggered that aerial thing but you're not the first person to be like "what is this?" And yeah I agree on Noctis, or at least give us way more time as older Noctis. Before the time skip I didn't have a problem with Noctis, bit emo looking but w/e, but when you go back from basically Regis Mark II, it hurts. I'm sure in the future we'll have more options for everything though. Hold tight brother.
Mekkah Dee i was hoping that when you played after the story you would keep the older noctis look instead of just getting the suit. personally though i didnt mind noctis's design that much *it eventually grew on me towards the end of the game when i stopped using the casual clothes for noctis and gladio* but i seriously wish noctis looked like that the entire game.
hi. also saw some videos with ifrit only sitting, getting the shit beaten out of him until bahamut comes. i always started the fight with an ice spell and ifrit took his sword, stood up and fought. i think that makes the fight more interesting. and the aerial attack can be triggered in both phases but it seems random. one last thing...try depleting all of ifrits health in the 2nd phase and your team can perform a team attack on him before shiva comes^^
My take on this is that the three of them fought Daemons *on their own, not in a party of three* for ***ten years*** before Noctis' return as the true king. All tricked out with their own non-magical crystal summoned new weapons (since Noctis wasn't there for ten years to summon their weapons for them), and Ignis being a blind master, there's no way the three of them lost to three Iron Giants. I think during the final blow to Ardyn the crew was there in spirit next to Noctis, but not literally dead and there next to him as spirits.
His whole party is there together with Luna at the end when they are banishing Ardys in the void/afterlife thing, this makes me think they died, because everyone else died there too.
it was through Ardyn's eyes. Noctis didn't even notice them, and it has no sense that those 3 would be there at the same time. It's more like "my friends are my power" from KH, Noctis was strong enough , thanks to all of them, to beat him afterlife.
Weird having 'Ifrit' of all things so late in the game. Just one of the many things that makes me wonder if a full fledged expansion pack is going to be the result of all the DLCs. (Each of the companions getting a prominent section with maybe a more major summon?, then finally a Noctus Returns Co-Op DLC which ups all the epic and you can play co-op as anyone). I just don't think this game is 'done'... Update: Royal Edition and the companion combat update and Episode DLCs solve most of this, though there's still room for more (post-ending change? companions being the 'comrades'?; guess we'd see with 2019 or not).
gladio, ignis and prompto do have their own dlc scenario deals, i guess ifrit is not a summonable cause we never see him summoned by noctis. there will be a mulitplayer dlc where you and friends can play as all four heroes. not really sure what is going on Square Enix has no intentions of a sequel unfortunately
Firstone33 We know the word that DLC is multiplayer, but not much else. There's the chance that its more than just a gameplay mode. I said expansion, not sequel. My curiosity is whether something like the following will happen: *SPOILERS* -Companion DLC may take place in the years between the final chapters, while Noctis is away. You control one of the guys and other characters may join as guests. I just considered the possibility that new summons could be included in this, and the guys get brought closer to Noctis' 'level' of things. -'Co-op' DLC isn't just a mode, but a 'post-ending' continued adventure that returns Noctis somehow and exists as a whole layer of endgame and story (albeit still a fraction of the size of the main game, it could still have more frequent bigger things in it). An article quote from months ago: "The team is also thinking of doing something for those who play Final Fantasy XV for a long time - including the possibility of additional scenario content." Its weird having the fast forward and a lot of people saw how abrupt it felt, and some regard it as strange for the developers to invest so much in older forms of characters. Perhaps this is actually more of a covert tease to the content to come. Considering FFXIII-2's DLC, don't immediately count me as wrong. It also had a sense of other characters doing things during/between the adventure of the main game, as well as a (in a sense) 'true ending/epilogue' DLC. I would not be surprised to see Ifrit return as a more legit summon.
Firstone33 Also, there's the possibility (and they're already technically moving in such a direction with the first patches) that we'll end up with a new 'cut' of FFXV over time, where cut/rushed content, or things that couldn't fit disk space, is 'restored', and this includes aspects like a more polished and interesting summon system. There's a lot they can do. And normally I wouldn't bring up this stuff so much, but I'm already getting signs that the devs are not done with the game's systems and story content, for better (yay more stuff!) or worse (wtf my game was incomplete??!?).
Firstone33 Actually I found a quote: ""It had to be something that added value for the player. Myself and Mr Tabata created a roadmap. What we came up with was focusing on three comrade characters, other than Noctis himself, those who accompany him on his journeys in the main game. We're doing three unique added on character-based episodes. Each of those brings new gameplay mechanics and systems based on the characters themselves and their unique traits and personalities. On top of that, once we have all three characters added as playable characters in their own way, we will bring in Noctis from the main game as a final add-on, and give you online multiplayer co-op play using those characters." Boom! Why would they have to 'bring Noctis'? ;)
Firstone33 And ""Throughout the whole development of Final Fantasy 15 we challenged ourselves to try so many new and different things to take it to the next level. To be able to continue that as well and try out even more new challenges and going to new places with the DLC is really satisfying. The main game is the story of a single character, Noctis; it should be that way, but to take that game and add in all these extra characters and the stories of them and make it multiplayer, it's a very difficult thing to do but we are very aggressively working towards that. It's such a great thing to try and do.""
I couldn't get Ifrit to stop burning me alive so I ended up summoning at the end and didn't use the fire lamps. I was all out of spells and potions but I had a safety bit so Noctis literally couldn't die lol. I think Titan beat him for me.
Ifrit should be the final boss, not Ardyn Izunia. Ravus is also a good choice for the final boss. But nothing to complain as the game is already released.
AdamRonaldo1903 I was rxpecting a fight against Ravus in full human form with the power of Crystal, after all, Tenebrae owned a crystal like Lucis, so weren't they able to tap into it ?
biorobot2 eh reminds me of how it was with witcher 3.Immerith,the firt out of the 3 supposedly main villains ends up being the hardest and was ironically a slow heavy hitting boss that teleport/dashes here and there just like ravus.
Before I had went into the area to fight him I had realized I was low level and had traveled back to past Lucis and grined the shit out of the wyverns until I was level 60. I beat him EZ.
Spoilers(?) So I guess it's possible to skip certain parts of this fight? When I did it, I summoned Bahamut as well, I guess if you're doing enough damage the fight doesn't go on long enough for it to happen. It should definitely be scripted though, because like summoning Shiva during this fight, it was definitely different than if you had summoned her normally against other enemies.
Well your ship couldn't possibly farther from the truth in this game, Ifrit and Shiva are complete opposites in terms of their motives, one seeks to help humanity, while the other cursed it. the only relationship that is hinted at is between bahamut and leviathan in the genesis painting
38. He said (to his own men): "Ye chiefs! which of you can bring me her throne before they come to me in submission?" 39. Said an 'Ifrit, of the Jinns: "I will bring it to thee before thou rise from thy council: indeed I have full strength for the purpose, and may be trusted." source : Quran
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Ifrit, the Infernian. He doesn't share the Glacian's fondness for mankind. But, you can expect a "warm" welcome!
His Dudeness The amount of fire puns in the first ten seconds of the fight were insane
I wonder why Ifrit in this game hates humans. I liked it but still what does he have against us humans?
I like to compare Ifrit with Lucifer. Both were revered; where Lucifer was an angel, Ifrit was an astral. Ifrit decided to turn his back against the Six and destroys a territory known as Solheim. I'm not familiar how he and Ardyn came to join forces though. I can only speculate it has something to do with Ardyn feeling betrayed and losing his right as King.
Another theory to think of, supposedly it was Ifrit who was responsible for the Starscourge. Once after Ardyn consumed the daemons to save mankind, and thus demonized and exiled by the very man never destined to be king, it stands to reason that Ifrit may have convinced Ardyn to join forces with him.
Ardyn has the scourge inside him that was summoned by ifrit. So I guess that makes them friends now :D and they kinda share their hatred
at 12:18 when noctis summons shiva, this song is really a masterpiece.
The way the piano comes in in such a fitting manner, and how this is the one time that Noctis doesn't shiver during the summon, it all just shows that he's really committed to finishing it all. Love it
@@jstar3382 Yep! During later summons, when Noctis summons Shiva, he actually shivers.
I think this is only because Ifrit was making Noctis too warm, to the point where any cold temperature couldn’t even harm him.
The strings sure made me shivers and the FF prelude piano at the last is nostalgic
Titan was awesome to fight
Leviathan was cinematic as hell
This guy combines the two and makes it challenging as well.
I love this boss so much
I totally agree with you, Titan was awesome and Leviathan was cool. I got to Ifrit and I swear it took everything I had plus using Carbuncle to get through it. I may have been making a sailor somewhat proud when it came to fighting him. I mean, holy shit was it challenging. I think the only two bosses I had that much trouble with (because I was horribly under leveled) was the Malboro and Deadeye fights.
Maybe I overleveled...this fight was piss easy.
@@cheesemuffin8129 yeah I did this fight at level 99 and he could barely hurt me. It was sad. I never saw alot of these attacks because I killed him so quick. Makes me wish I didn't grind so much.
doing this battle underleveled was fun as hell(fire), being able to dance around the warp points is pretty fun too
@@redstonegaming5844 yeah I was level 43-44 when I fought him. It was a good boss. Although I think Ravus was better
4:50 my favourite part of this OST
Bellybell14 me it's on 0:2 seconds
@PalomaViana how about both? Both are good.
That shiva summon definitely sent chills down my spine
How Noctis just walked forward with Gentiana appearing looks so cool to me
I love that too. And when she Flies back to Noctis with her clones surrounding him while he stands resolute, that scene looks so Amazing!
Holy crap. The first phase theme is very oppressing and intense, while the second phase feels like you've just turned the tide against a strong opponent(which you have!) and holy fuck, the "Prelude" as the closer to this spectacle of a boss fight...
Clap-freaking-clap.
the prelude?
@@allansedaesquenazi8993 Prelude is what the main theme of Final Fantasy is called
idk if I'd say that. the first phase might "feel" like that., but the entiore fight is a joke, so easy.
@@BoydTheMilkmanX I did specifically use the words "feel" and "spectacle" for a reason.
3:51 That transition is one of the best I've ever heard! God the music in this game is so freaking awesome!
She dowe kingdom Hearts and is amazing. Should have kept her for all ff games
It's funny how Angry Joe described this music "lazy". What part about this piece is lazy?!
I think he meant the music in Lestallum specifically? which i personally find nice it is meant to be generic city music.
I'm pretty sure AngryJoe doesn't like orchestral music.
@@kostasspirou1010 But to simply call it "lazy" instead of "not my taste" etc just brings question to his credibility as a reviewer to be honest
He called chocobo music lazy and generic..... He has no knowledge of final fantasy series......
He stopped playing at chapter 3 lol
You know Yoko ain't playin when there is multiple movements in a boss theme. FUEGO!
3 year old comment but Yoko wasn't the main composer on this track. Hellfire was mainly composed by Yoshitaka Suzuki
@@sharpsCASF Thanks!
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I think this remains as Yoshitaka Suzuki's magnum opus. He usually works as an arranger and doesn't often _compose_ original tracks himself. But this original composition (only with some elements from Yoko Shimomura's music) is a masterpiece.
the walk up the stairs after shiva says her goodbyes to ifrit never ceases to give me chills
Literally.
Absolutely
The change since Shiva starts speaking is just... I literally have no words. The song ends in a majestic way
best soundtrack in the Final Fantasy games HANDS DOWN
It took literally 5 astrals to bring this guy down in war of the ancients, and now it took them 2 astrals + king of kings + his royal retinue to bring him down.
Facts 😭 he was one of the strongest
“I guess the king of kings really is as almighty as they say.”
-Gladio
I just assumed Ardyn daemonifying Ifrit made him weaker, and that's why it didn't take the rest of the Astrals to defeat him the second time
@@boblee-bean7518 I'm pretty sure Noctis and the ring are supposed to be more powerful than the astrals hence why noctis beats three of them up
It amazing to warp to the highest point and fight ifrit at the highest point, I honestly love doing that because it makes it seem like over those ten years noctis became powerful enough to rival irfit and when you use armiger in the sky it becomes a beautiful fight involving two crushing forces of power and with this soundtrack it is just an incredible fight no matter what level you are
The first 20 seconds of this song just gave me an idea for an epic battle in my novel! This series of games is amazing and the musical score throughout it too much to handle. Love it!
oh really making a novel chapter or scene out of it!? SAME HERE
care to share the details?
The 2nd phase gives me chills and makes me cry.. too beautiful. I love this game so much and I'm so glad Square never gave up on it.
Kind of sad how Shiva is the one who actually delivers the killing blow with her kiss.
Also I like how adult Noctis is not remotely bothered by Shiva's cold aura, while young Noctis is near freezing to death.
Probably the might he absorded 10 years in the crystal
Such a massive soundtrack!! LOVE IT. This one really got me, the introduction with all those dissonant chords. truly evil sounding!
Years ago when I played this and even now this theme still sounds like something out of God of War
El final con shiva fue una autentica brutalidad. Epico , toda una obra maestra.
This is the most amazing and epic "Victory" music I have ever heard. I have never played a single final fantasy game and this theme may single handedly have me buying this.
i feel EXACTLY THE SAME. it actually makes me cry and feel so much and spark the flame of my imagination. videogames and videogame music is absolutely one of my favourite things ever
When they said no open world for a while they meant it cause damn there was no open world for rest of the damn game
I mean, there's still the open world that was available before. But c'mon, let us explore the World of Ruin. You don't even have to create any new maps just fuck up the old ones and make it dirty c'monnnn.
Maybe they will do that with a future update...you know..the one to fix chapter 13?
Imagine if the world of ruin was explorable like the open world, but the npc's are mostly gone and if you return to where you found boss monsters previously, bigger and even scarier monsters appeared o.o
Nick Masla tbh that's what I thought it would be. And you can have missions with like Iris and Talcott as they're older and apparently have been fighting the daemons. Idk just something more it seems like they were trying to do this but they rushed it. (Which is odd given that they had 10 years....)
Who knows, maybe Square were just too lazy to model 10 year older characters
The ending with the Prelude and Shiva kissing Ifrit is so good. It gives me chills every time, and I am sorry for the pun.
When I saw Bahamut show up I was like" dam look how small Ifrit is!!!"
If nothing else, FFXV nailed the Esper/Summons/Eidelon bosses. Titan was a great introduction into bosses (besides Deadeye in that side quest) Leviathan was cool to watch and Ifrit was the coolest final boss I've seen in FF for a long time. It's nice that he's also quite challenging too unlike Ardyn or Sephiroth's final form.
It's just a shame they didn't have a DLC or extra post game content where you fight Shiva, Ramun, and Bahamut, that's what I assumed all the marks would be for - I assume they'd let you refight bosses
I mean, I think there's DLC where you fight Bahamut?
The final moments of the song makes me so sad. It expresses the tragedy of ifrit and Shiva so well
They out did themselves with the soundtrack.
The best ff soundtrack of all time imo
@@arsmith8693100% no debate. Hans Zimmer Oscar Quality
I got to say, writing a paper while listening to this has never been more awesome.
Literally everything is more awesome while listening to Hellfire
dangg, come back here to reminiscing how epic this battle experience was. I swear, there will be no genshin if ffxv was never released
The first seconds of shiva summon theme at 12:20 remind of last stardust
Damn u are right, knew it was familiar
When the music changes when ___ appears at the end it gives me chills. Incredible music for an incredible game!
Final Fantasy: No matter the game, the music is AWESOME
I found this to be the best fight in the game, for one reason: Warp-points on the tower. I went all the way up there, expecting to drop down on Ifrit like a Judgement Bolt from the highest point I had ever reached.
Then he followed me.
We spent the next twenty or thirty seconds exchanging blows about five hundred feet above the ground, warp-strikes and fiery teleports keeping us from falling.
The final boss was a letdown after that. It topped everything in the game I'd encountered, and came a few steps above several other games in the series. It outclassed both of the summons during that fight. It was like something out of Advent Children, and I honestly hope the FFVII remake includes moments like it.
Also, throwing Blizzard spells to put his flames out was both intuitive and satisfying. More things like that, please.
This is by far my favorite version of Ifrit. He looks like a Roman God or some shit burning things alive.
Hellfire phase III just fired me up more in the boss fight. Best ost, best boss.
4:51 Best MOMENT !
Out of frying pan? Dot dot dot?
this was such a simple in design yet great fight *-* I didn't want to summon shiva so I could keep fighting him. And the second phase my god what an awesome theme. Btw you should activate the armiger and do the armiger chain for an extra combo scene
Yeah you can say that fights like Leviathan or Ifrit are easy, but they were meant to be "Epic" not hard. Dont hate without reason. The ending was great. Most ppl dont like it cause it is bittersweet. There is challenging content in the game too. Ignis, Gladio and Prompto are some of the best characters in terms of personality and how they assist Noctis in the franchise. The Summons are there not to spam them like in most FFs but as a means to turn the tables during a hard battle and dont forget if u kill an enemy with a summon only Noctis gets xp. So they are not an option to lvl up ur whole party easily. They are meant to add more Epicness. The combat is fluid, with the only issue being the camera sometimes. There are combos u can learn but few ppl bother to learn them. Ardyn is a very well made antagonist and what you would call a tragic hero, ultimately wanting to get revenge but he does give hints that he secretly hopes to be laid to rest after all these years. Thus he helps Noctis at the beginning, no plot hole there. If u want to complain, complain about the 1 minute screentime of the Niflheim Emperor and ex-commander. The game is a solid 9/10 but in the end it definately gains the title of EPIC. And did i mention the soundtrack?
Why can't boss battles be both epic and hard? They're not mutually exclusive and personally I think they'd be MORE epic with a little bit of difficulty because puts the player on edge. What we got were basically interactive cutscenes. Not only were they easy, but Titan/Leviathan were actually impossible to fail. I agree with the rest of what you said though, I'd give it a nice 8.5/10.
I would have preferred if they were hard too but im inclined to believe they were easy so that they dont kill the hype of the moment in case you actually die and to help newcomers get into the franchise since Leviathan for example is notoriously difficult in most FF games. I dont mind it but i share your opinion too. I just dont find it to be much of an issue since overall i enjoyed the game very much and im replaying it again atm :P
With the Royal Edition and having the ability to switch between Nocits, Gladio, Prompto and Ignis, it made the boss fight 10× more epic
They are a disappointment. Look at Braska final Aeon. Epic and hard battle that we all remember.
@@MekkahDee I actually had a hard time with this battle the first time because I was underleveled, so the battle was long and Ifrit hit like a ton of trucks so dying was only one or two mistakes away, ahaha. So yeah I can agree it did make the battle more epic and memorable with difficulty (though this amazing music certainly had the biggest impact).
You know I didn't realize you had to HOLD down Square to block until I was 75% through the game lol
Noah Kirkland same situation as me than
Hey you know name? I was just playing BlazBlue earlier today, what a coincidence lol
Love this game so much 😍
This music ❤
One of the best final fantasy music, the one thing i remember the most about ffXV
God I loved this boss fight 😆
It was epic when shiva kisses ifrit. And blow him to pieces one of the greatest ending in boss fight history i hope the remake of 7 will be like this
Ifrit in this game was an awesome boss. he made a great villain to. He created the star scourge to turn humans into demons and betrayed his fellow astral's. i wouldn't be surprised if he took over a human host within the Niflheim Empire to take advantage of their ingenuity to further evolve his scourge. he'd probably hate it though. I bet he used the power of the son to make the scourge to wearing down the amount of daylight during the day. it would make sense to given the way the story played out.
absolutely epic fight and music
I didn't realize this when fighting Ifrit, but the Shiva part of this song sounds AWESOME with headphones on
Everything's better with headphones on!
Ear rape and headphone killers
Y'know, call me crazy, but Ifrit in this game looks closer to certain Western depictions of Satan Lucifer (particularly that of the Lord of Shadows trilogy - don't shoot me for this please); which is ironic given that the Ifrit has been said to take the form of Satan himself (which is where the Red Devil form of Satan tends to come from).
Ashram Astarcia more like Cernunnos
yep, the antlers are more of a Cerunnos vibe
Ashram Astarcia he is more of Satan in this game as well as he is the creator of the Starscourge.
Ifrit is not the creator of the Starscourge. Nowhere in the game is that ever referenced
Painless Soul I don't remember if this was mentioned in the game, but in the official FFXV guide, Ifrit did indeed create the Starscourge.
Was a great game but i just imagine what it could have been if it was not pushed. I would have waited another 10 years if they just finished this one fully but still a good game.
Possibly my favourite boss from any game. The prelude to the actual fight with Bahamut was fucking epic, then you get to fight a god with your bros to this soundtrack. It's just fantastic, shame the actual final boss lacked.. well everything.
Demoniac and terrific theme, beautiful !!
love this boss battle so much.
Best theme In the game to this day.
This vattle theme is just ace. Turely amazing. I felt really sad at same time cause i knew was the end. And poor noctis. That ending tore me apart.. amazing game other wise
is anyone else hearing random samples of famous pieces from previous ff games in many of the final battle themes? i cant stop hearing them
Dayum that looks like an epic boss fight. They should've combined the mechanics with Ardyn's final battle and replaced the Armiger fight or something, I mean that is just too epic to not be the final boss.
Shiva kisses Ifrit.
Also Ifrit: You're fire, girl!
Tbh, Ifrit being the angry God who's capable of destruction of humanity is similar to Hinduism Shiva, they both wear minimal garb, don't have beard, live on top of a mountain, have unruly long hair etc.
someone needs to take all three ifrit themes and make them into one.
Ifrit was a stupidly hype boss *and alot of the bosses were hype*...but there are things in this video i've never even seen during the fight *like ifrit and noctis being in the sky then noctis doing some dragon ball z shit and throwing ifrit to the lower areas of the plaza* its a shame for me the entire fight took place right at the entrance and in a tiny little pool of water
also why couldnt we just have this design of noctis through the entire game? that beard makes him look badass as fuck...and the king's raiment costume is the most final fantasy looking costume in the game
No idea how I triggered that aerial thing but you're not the first person to be like "what is this?" And yeah I agree on Noctis, or at least give us way more time as older Noctis. Before the time skip I didn't have a problem with Noctis, bit emo looking but w/e, but when you go back from basically Regis Mark II, it hurts. I'm sure in the future we'll have more options for everything though. Hold tight brother.
Mekkah Dee i was hoping that when you played after the story you would keep the older noctis look instead of just getting the suit. personally though i didnt mind noctis's design that much *it eventually grew on me towards the end of the game when i stopped using the casual clothes for noctis and gladio* but i seriously wish noctis looked like that the entire game.
hi. also saw some videos with ifrit only sitting, getting the shit beaten out of him until bahamut comes. i always started the fight with an ice spell and ifrit took his sword, stood up and fought. i think that makes the fight more interesting. and the aerial attack can be triggered in both phases but it seems random. one last thing...try depleting all of ifrits health in the 2nd phase and your team can perform a team attack on him before shiva comes^^
Awesome fight with Ifrit
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yh its not the hardest fight.. but it the best in ffxv
Zangts1 leviathan my friend
@@jamzz4449 I tnedid wonk tath
Prompto, Ignis and Gladius... They have been waiting for Noctis for 10 years to only died at the end. I found it sad, really sad.
What makes you think they died?
My take on this is that the three of them fought Daemons *on their own, not in a party of three* for ***ten years*** before Noctis' return as the true king. All tricked out with their own non-magical crystal summoned new weapons (since Noctis wasn't there for ten years to summon their weapons for them), and Ignis being a blind master, there's no way the three of them lost to three Iron Giants. I think during the final blow to Ardyn the crew was there in spirit next to Noctis, but not literally dead and there next to him as spirits.
His whole party is there together with Luna at the end when they are banishing Ardys in the void/afterlife thing, this makes me think they died, because everyone else died there too.
it was through Ardyn's eyes. Noctis didn't even notice them, and it has no sense that those 3 would be there at the same time. It's more like "my friends are my power" from KH, Noctis was strong enough , thanks to all of them, to beat him afterlife.
plus Ignis, Gladio and Prompto did nothing against Ardyn, remember, Luna purified him and the Knights stabbed him but those 3...nothing :)
Ifrit is no problem. Just have some potent ice magic spells and you will defeat him in seconds.
Final Fantasy 15 actually made me cry, it was so sad. I think it is the best FF ever made.
I wish Ifrit was built upon a bit more :(
I guess I'm over leveled when i fought Ifrit the first time that I just swarm him with attacks and finished him in under a minute in the first phase.
the one where he starts off sitting on the throne? that's supposed to go by pretty quick
game nerd It's even quicker if your 50 levels above him.
Here after getting the new music from ff16 trailer stuck in my head. Damn these games have such amazing music. Really adds so much to the series.
Maybe it's a coincidence but if you play FF Type 0 Ifrit fights and has the same animations as the Rursan Reavers.
why i get one winged angel vibes in this song?
I got the God of War vibes on the Phase II, which is awesome.
GUSRG the God of War vibe comes more from Phase 1, at least to me
hate the game as much as you want, insulting the music should be illegal
11:01 ifrit’s secret move: teabag attack
Weird having 'Ifrit' of all things so late in the game. Just one of the many things that makes me wonder if a full fledged expansion pack is going to be the result of all the DLCs. (Each of the companions getting a prominent section with maybe a more major summon?, then finally a Noctus Returns Co-Op DLC which ups all the epic and you can play co-op as anyone). I just don't think this game is 'done'... Update: Royal Edition and the companion combat update and Episode DLCs solve most of this, though there's still room for more (post-ending change? companions being the 'comrades'?; guess we'd see with 2019 or not).
gladio, ignis and prompto do have their own dlc scenario deals, i guess ifrit is not a summonable cause we never see him summoned by noctis. there will be a mulitplayer dlc where you and friends can play as all four heroes. not really sure what is going on Square Enix has no intentions of a sequel unfortunately
Firstone33 We know the word that DLC is multiplayer, but not much else. There's the chance that its more than just a gameplay mode.
I said expansion, not sequel.
My curiosity is whether something like the following will happen:
*SPOILERS*
-Companion DLC may take place in the years between the final chapters, while Noctis is away. You control one of the guys and other characters may join as guests. I just considered the possibility that new summons could be included in this, and the guys get brought closer to Noctis' 'level' of things.
-'Co-op' DLC isn't just a mode, but a 'post-ending' continued adventure that returns Noctis somehow and exists as a whole layer of endgame and story (albeit still a fraction of the size of the main game, it could still have more frequent bigger things in it).
An article quote from months ago: "The team is also thinking of doing something for those who play Final Fantasy XV for a long time - including the possibility of additional scenario content."
Its weird having the fast forward and a lot of people saw how abrupt it felt, and some regard it as strange for the developers to invest so much in older forms of characters. Perhaps this is actually more of a covert tease to the content to come.
Considering FFXIII-2's DLC, don't immediately count me as wrong. It also had a sense of other characters doing things during/between the adventure of the main game, as well as a (in a sense) 'true ending/epilogue' DLC.
I would not be surprised to see Ifrit return as a more legit summon.
Firstone33 Also, there's the possibility (and they're already technically moving in such a direction with the first patches) that we'll end up with a new 'cut' of FFXV over time, where cut/rushed content, or things that couldn't fit disk space, is 'restored', and this includes aspects like a more polished and interesting summon system.
There's a lot they can do. And normally I wouldn't bring up this stuff so much, but I'm already getting signs that the devs are not done with the game's systems and story content, for better (yay more stuff!) or worse (wtf my game was incomplete??!?).
Firstone33 Actually I found a quote: ""It had to be something that added value for the player. Myself and Mr Tabata created a roadmap. What we came up with was focusing on three comrade characters, other than Noctis himself, those who accompany him on his journeys in the main game. We're doing three unique added on character-based episodes. Each of those brings new gameplay mechanics and systems based on the characters themselves and their unique traits and personalities. On top of that, once we have all three characters added as playable characters in their own way, we will bring in Noctis from the main game as a final add-on, and give you online multiplayer co-op play using those characters."
Boom! Why would they have to 'bring Noctis'? ;)
Firstone33 And ""Throughout the whole development of Final Fantasy 15 we challenged ourselves to try so many new and different things to take it to the next level. To be able to continue that as well and try out even more new challenges and going to new places with the DLC is really satisfying. The main game is the story of a single character, Noctis; it should be that way, but to take that game and add in all these extra characters and the stories of them and make it multiplayer, it's a very difficult thing to do but we are very aggressively working towards that. It's such a great thing to try and do.""
bro play this at 1.5x speed! 4:29
Fcking Epic😂.Thx.
WHY THE HELL IS THE MUSIC SO DUCKING GOOD ( duck is supposed to be f*** but yeah)
Comet-Bahamut, All knowledge of comet is Bahamut; Virtue God
I couldn't get Ifrit to stop burning me alive so I ended up summoning at the end and didn't use the fire lamps. I was all out of spells and potions but I had a safety bit so Noctis literally couldn't die lol. I think Titan beat him for me.
Ifrit should be the final boss, not Ardyn Izunia. Ravus is also a good choice for the final boss. But nothing to complain as the game is already released.
AdamRonaldo1903 I was rxpecting a fight against Ravus in full human form with the power of Crystal, after all, Tenebrae owned a crystal like Lucis, so weren't they able to tap into it ?
Honestly, Ifrit is pretty much the last threat in the game. Ardyn is possibly the easiest final boss in the entire series.
Zythrone
indeed Ravus was a more challenging boss, Ardynn can't compare.
biorobot2 eh reminds me of how it was with witcher 3.Immerith,the firt out of the 3 supposedly main villains ends up being the hardest and was ironically a slow heavy hitting boss that teleport/dashes here and there just like ravus.
biorobot2 they dont.Luciss had the only crystal that still exists
At 1:00 - 1:03, what attack is that and how do you perform it? I've been trying to figure that out for the longest.
Warp strike on the Trident of the Oracle
Ah, so that's the Trident. I thought it was a polearm warp strike. Thanks!
Before I had went into the area to fight him I had realized I was low level and had traveled back to past Lucis and grined the shit out of the wyverns until I was level 60. I beat him EZ.
Wow, that's a lot of grinding... I just treated everything pre-Ifrit in chapter 14 as a stealth mission.
Puissant magistral quelle musique
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L Mr. Tumnus Design, lit music.
The first part of the music sound alike God of war for some reason
What is the very first theme song played?
Even that was not enough - AI took over again
Epic!
What's this style of music called?
Orchestra, I think.
We shut everything down when AI take over
😍😍😍
Spoilers(?)
So I guess it's possible to skip certain parts of this fight? When I did it, I summoned Bahamut as well, I guess if you're doing enough damage the fight doesn't go on long enough for it to happen. It should definitely be scripted though, because like summoning Shiva during this fight, it was definitely different than if you had summoned her normally against other enemies.
Bahamut & Shiva will be summoned regardless, even when Ifrit is at 0 HP -- to end the battle they must be summoned. In short, it's scripted.
Shiva didn't do the snap
0/10 don't buy this game. /sarcasm
She gave him a smooch though, I think that's good enough. :P
I ship it! xD
I always shipped Ifrit and Shiva together, dunno why, but this scene was touching.
Well your ship couldn't possibly farther from the truth in this game, Ifrit and Shiva are complete opposites in terms of their motives, one seeks to help humanity, while the other cursed it. the only relationship that is hinted at is between bahamut and leviathan in the genesis painting
+game nerd I meant in the general FF series. And the summons/eidolons/primals' relationships vary in every game x)
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He said (to his own men): "Ye chiefs! which of you can bring me her throne before they come to me in submission?"
39.
Said an 'Ifrit, of the Jinns: "I will bring it to thee before thou rise from thy council: indeed I have full strength for the purpose, and may be trusted."
source : Quran
Put out Bible plagiarism
Left a like. I came
why does Ifrit look so puny?
Its lazy because it's the same rythm