Eulogia Theme "Myths of the Realm" - FFXIV OST
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After killing our mom, now they kill our 12 uncles/aunts too 😢
At least an uncle still remains watching his nieces and nephews…
I will honor my beloved Halone with the greatest battle of her entiry existence!
don't worry, the orphan powers you get as a result will make the next expansion even more of a cakewalk than it already will be.
At least our dads are still watching over us... one more enthusiastically than the other, admittedly.
@@Leafwind but...Zodiark's dead too, isn't he?
EW's raids run complete opposite ends with their final bosses. Eulogia is a loving god made of multiple people, who adore all their children, and willingly die to return to the lifestream just to help them more.
Meanwhile Athena wants to BE a god, caring for no one but herself, and will kill everyone to become it - even spitefully attempting to destroy the lifestream when defeated. EW really shows the difference what love and believing in others changes in people, whether here or Zero & Golbez.
It's a fun parallel with Dante's Divine Comedy. Myths of the Realm represents Paradiso, the MSQ represents Purgatorio and Pandaemonium represents Inferno. Goblez' original name, Durante, is even Dante Alighieri's (assumed) real name - hence why the tomestones are Tomesones of Comedy.
I like that the raid is a story about gods who wanted to have fun one last time before disapear
Athena was also willing to sacrifice her own son to achieve her goals,meanwhile the twelves sacrificed themselves so it would make us stronger
Beautifully put. God I love this game.
EW MSQ Spoiler
And Durante in the end was not a real bad person, he feelt guilty for losing his best friend and Hero the real Golbez (how was maybe also a Part of Azem?) and in his try to honor the legacy of his lost friend he got tricked from the ascians to cause the Flood of Darkness.. in the end he dont want really to be a conquerer but im sure it is a mix of guilt, shame and lost hope.. he was in the end. "Just fuck it.. i just want my people the Salvation of death to escape the Hell that _I_ create even if i must conquer a other World." because he didnt believe that is not longer possible to save the 13th.. until Zero proves him wrong.
He sufferd terrible for his sins and now try to use his second chance
We've now said goodbye to the Ascians, Hydaelyn and Zodiark, The Mothercrystal, and now The Twelve...
Yup, we definitely need the vacation coming in Dawntrail after all this heartache.
Pat pats my fellow WoL/WoD
Soooo....about that vacation
@@bigbadlycan9059 lmaoooo
"so who's the final boss?"
"yes"
"Who's the final boss of the Endwalker expansion?"
"Literally everyone"
Eulogia means blessing in Greek, but also invoke eulogy, a praise for a person who recently passed away. Fitting for this fight, the Twelves give the people of Etheirys their blessing while also bidding them farewell
It's a very clever name for the boss
What's more tragic, is no one will really know who they are, but a handful of people.
@@Xport9 Ouch.. :(
@@Xport9 I'd argue that the greater tragedy still is that people will continue to praise and have faith in The Twelve, possibly until the very end of the Star, while never once realizing that the gods that they worship are dead.
Thanks for making me cry
This boss’s ultimate attack is Eudaimon Eorzea.
In the Greek term, a “daimon” is a magical being or thing that gives, provides, or distributes something. “Eudaimon” specifically would refer to good things; happiness and joy.
So their final attack could be read as “Eorzea, The Bringer of Joy”. Fitting for the happiness they felt in their work; and the gift they want to give in return.
Eulogia was used in early christianism to call what is now called the Holy Eucharist, the christian rite celebrating and honoring Christ's love for humans and his willingness to give his being as a divine entity to mankind out of love.
Bringing us joy by blasting us with a beam of destructive light, I love it lmao
Also noticed that every single hit from that attack has a different name
So each of the 12 gets to hit you once during their ultimate
The Builder's Arts
The Destroyer's Might
The Warden's Radiance
The Trader's Equity
The Matron's Plenty
The Keeper's Gravity
The Fury's Ambition
The Lover's Devotion
The Scholar's Wisdom
The Spinner's Cunning
The Navigator's Command
The Wanderer's Whimsy
That was an emotional Tank Buster I couldn't even mitigate with Hallowed Ground.
I'm in tears, that's fucking beautiful.
7 months later, I FINALLY REALIZED WHY THE FIRST FEW PIANO KEYS ARE HITTING SO FUCKING HARD! IT THE SAME KEY PRESSES WITH A DIFFERENT TEMPO AS THE INTRO TO THE INN THEME BEHIND CLOSED DOORS! FUCK! LITERALLY 'PUTTING THEM TO REST" :*)
Endsinger is the final boss for endwalker, but this is the true final boss after you've done all of the side quests and post game content.
Between the music in the Omphalos going away and the whole thing changing when you get back, it really does feel like a 'you got all the cosmic keystones from the side quests so the omphalos changes to add a stairway to the true final boss arena'
Call that shit Unlimited Eulogia
Nothing else in Endwalker beats the final boss that is Hephaistos.
Amazing how many different ways Soken can adapt the original Final Fantasy theme song and still create something new and marvelous each time
If this is Soken, the FFXIV team consists of around a dozen different composers/arrangers, just Soken is the one that stays in the spotlight. Whoever did do this thuogh did an amazing job!
This does sounds like his style, with the way he usually distorts the singing voices and the use of leitmotifs. Anyway, usually he is in charge, but nice job whoever did this. They have my praises, regardless.@@FretsonFireTracks
@@FretsonFireTracksI think it usually a mixture of Soken and another composer. Like he writes or helps write the song, then either he or one of the other composers arrange. Kind of like how he didn't arrange The Final Day but we know he worked on it since he switched the Maker's Ruin segment from phase 1 to phase 2. Either way, all the composers for this game are amazing.
This doesn’t sound like a Soken arrangement to me
Wouldn't be surprised if this was a Yoshitaka Suzuki track. He's the specialist of epic sounding tracks. He did Shinryu, Hades, Zodiark, Endsinger, O12 and E12 to give you an idea
would be cool if at some point in the fight if you stand on your patron’s sigil you got like a damage boost or something
I was hoping for some mechanic that involved the sigils.
When the Whorl pops and it flashes the twelve on your screen I stg I got DSR ptsd
90% of the raid, who fantasiad their patron after the second a-raid, standing on Nophicas symbol.
My Viera, her brother and one of my Lalafells would have all been on Thaliak's sigil so freaking fast if that was the case lol
24 man raids, party making according to their character's patron's sigil. Each patron 2 WoL
WoL: So ah... I _may_ have killed the Twelve.
Everyone: You _WHAT!_
Gaius: Oh NOW you want to cast out your gods...
WoL: Know that I'll kill your god if I have to. Maybe even if I don't.
"Unto the star, we surrender our all!"
What a glorious transformation of Eli's line. Not for victory, not for humanity, not for anyone or anything in particular. And where Eli rendered his all, desparate to claw back those halcyon days - the twelve surrender theirs, entrusting the future to whomever might live through it.
Ohhhh man that mix of the A Realm Reborn main theme (Dawn of a New Era) and the classic Final Fantasy theme? It hits. It hits good. Because now it's the dawn of yet another new era.
A Dawntrail! ...ill see myself out, lol
Bruh the goosebumps
Dude, i just went to look it up to confirm and the video i found is the scene where the three leaders vow to reaffirm the alliance and such and GUESS WHERE THEY ARE STANDING?!?! DAMN NEAR RIGHT AT THE ENTRENCE TO THE RAID!! duuuuuuuude
@@S3rp3rior you
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m8?
holy shit
This raid is like E12 but for Alliance Raids
Etheirys' Promise indeed
rip to artists who will draw this boss
Rip cosplayers who cosplay this boss
not sure if this boss will be even popular to have a fanart. the individual gods are more popular
Still a crazy design though; I can sense a couple cosplayers would willingly make and wear this- even if it makes it impractical to do anything more than walk a few feet in- purely out of interest of proving they can
Yeah the cosplayers I know would take this as a challenge 🤣
@@jacobsiron6929 Walk a few feet then have to rest for a breather. Not sit, mind you! Because you could imagine having to stand up after sitting in that outfit?
All of them for one ultimate attack.
The Builder's Art's
The Destroyer's Might
The Warden's Radiance
The Trader's Equity
The Matron's Plenty
The Keeper's Gravity
The Fury's Ambition
The Lover's Devotion
The Scholar's Wisdom
The Spinner's Canning
The Navigator's Command
The Wanderer's Whimsy
*Eudaimon Eorzea*
This raid was quite possibly the best. The story was so good, the music was absolutely beautiful, and the visuals were stunning.
As a 1.0 player, it felt... very bittersweet. The Twelve, who we've known for over a decade have finally deigned to appear and have their fun, just to say goodbye. Everything legacy is gone: the Empire, Ascians, Hydaelyn, Zodiark, and now the Twelve.
As I watched them all say goodbye, I actually cried a bit. Our era is finally over.
Well, almost.
There are _still_ some "major" Ascians unaccounted for (namely Pashtarot, Halmarut, Deudalaphon and Altima).
Otherwise, yeah...
@@elinfinithere could even technically be multiples of the same ascian around as well, seeing as theoretically emet or elidibus couldve raised up a new loghrif or mitron while they were stuck on the first. if any ascian got stuck ‘out of play’ there wouldnt have been any reason an unsundered couldn’t have raised up a new one to take their place. so yeah, theoretically we could have a lot still set in place :)
@@NajaSide nah, mere sundered Ascians are small fry at this point. However, there is something else.
Primal Bahamut may be gone, but the score is still 1-1. and I'd sooner admit that Athena is a well-written character than believe that Bahamut Prime was the wyrm at his best.
It's way past time that the player got to fight Bahamut at his full strength.
Well, considering Bahamut as a whole is dead and the primal that was him was a mockery, only regenerating due to enforced faith, which was shut off as of Turn 11... seems quite unlikely that will ever come to pass.@@christopherbravo1813
@@Zsaver3 If Zenos could come back from death and a giant void can be made inhabitable again, anything's possible.
Thaleia was some of the first content I ever got played on release. I love this raid series so much; definitely made me cry. plus as as someone who picked Oschon as a deity, I thought he was soooo cool. I know everyone says these raids are too easy, and yeah that's true, but this will probably always be up there with Ivalice as my favorite alliance raid series.
This makes me wish they put more into the deities and would have picked differently
The Twelve saying goodbye broke my heart. It's so bittersweet and sad. I was crying so much in the cutscene after the final boss fight.
As did I.. I was going to stream it on Twitch, but luckily I didn't as I was blubbing like a baby :(
Not to mention the music. Whoever on the dev team decide to hit us with the Answers + Dynamis back to back combo in that cutscene is a evil genius.
@@Phoenix-cc7xb It was kind of nice really. After having a bunch of evil gods across multiple media, having a pantheon that legitimately loved their devotees was refreshing.
I knew the moment that G’raha said their essences were being diluted after the fights. I knew. “…oh god. They want us to kill them. They want release.” It hurt so much. 😭
I figured it out mid fight and had watery eyes in the fight
Like many others I was disappointed that this wasn’t an upbeat lyrical song. But then I thought about the context. For Aglaia we were fighting the gods thinking they had mal intent for the star, for Eusophrayne we were sparring/playing with them when we learned they were good, but now we are honoring their wishes to be sent to this world’s afterlife so especially the first 30 seconds of the song are somber.
Took me awhile to actually makes this song grow on me, the context adds so much
I was only disappointed.
It's in the bosses name, Eulogia, as in a eulogy for the departed, but it Eulogia can also be interpreted as "blessing". The Twelve are giving us their blessing.
Fuck upbeat lyrical songs. On one hand, I do still like them, but holy shit XIV players will only heavily gas up songs from the game if they contain vocals. Mostly female vocal ones, they are hella overrated. Stuff like To the Edge though? Peak fiction
As someone who also only played FFXII & XIII before XIV this music is very nostalgic.
It does make sense- they're artificial constructs built to follow a duty, but they're also ancients so their duty ended and they wanted to go home, so to speak.
Like Hydalen... she was just hanging on for the right moment you needed her
The fact that Soken tied in the main theme of Final Fantasy here is the best way to honor/say goodbye to the Twelve.
My only issue with this Is that I wish we had both this for this fight and a vocal track dedicated to Oschon, derived from the Thaleia theme, like we got the last two times. Would have felt more complete. Otherwise it fits really well and the drop at the FF theme is really cool.
Oschon DESERVES his own theme man
I know Square probably had neither the time nor the budget for it, but I wish every member of The Twelve got his or her own vocal track.
In the Balance and Dedicated to Moonlight were great not only because they were well-made, but because they fully encapsulated the way in which they were viewed by those who worshipped them. I think it would have been nice for the rest of the pantheon to have that too.
Late to the party, but yeah, same; or at least It would have been cool if they did a vocal track based on the old city themes also for the other two patron gosesses of the starting cities@@christopherbravo1813
@@iosonotom1010 Yeah that sounds cool
1:58 - The build-up of "World Apart" here sends CHILLS all the time.
1:57 I got goosebumps when the chorus sang the theme of Final Fantasy
None of the other Alliance Raids have wowed me the way this one did! It was so satisfying seeing all of the mechanics we've been learning throughout all the fights come together as one last goodbye. Such a beautiful way to end this magnificent series.
Not to mention the Eorzea attack that straight up looks like an enrage from an Ultimate fight.
@@voistar5387 Ultimate Twelve raid when?
@@TSLsmokey I would unironicly would 100% support that if they did it.
@@voistar5387 Oh me as well, I would outright make it my mission to clear whatever I needed to in order to try it.
@@voistar5387 That ultimate attack was definitely one of my favorite moments, it was so awesome!
i cried so much doing this raid's story line it's insane. i felt bad that thaliak and lymllaen didnt get their screen time but oschon - my patron deity - broke me
True I literally cried so much that my tears started crying too. Literally. After that I made a Twitter post about how this game saved my life yet again with its deep story about hope and friendship and now I am unsubbed until the next MSQ, ready to cry again when the time comes.
We stand together fellow adventurer. See you around when the clarion call of new adventure resounds from upon the horizon. May the light of the crystal bless your path and illuminate your way.@@silly5905
Anyone who had Oschon as their patron was particularly lucky. The only surviving god.
@@aerieleah533It fits the Warrior of Light, for sure. The Adventurer.
Though Azeyma wanted to follow in Venat and ‘her successor’s’ footsteps.
Now we all know that Venat’s successor, and current seat of Azem IS the Warrior of Light.
Makes sense why Azeyma mentions we give her the sensation of warmth and comfort. It’s because she knew us from before the Sundering. She knew Azem.
@@VLarraechea As somebody who LOVES the Azem plot and had Azeyma as my patron, that fact hit me pretty hard.
This fight was f-in chaos. The music, the majesty, the mechanics. I loved every second of it.
But why does the wolf head on their chest have a mustache?!
Because Menphina and Dalamud wove the subtext of "Into the Woods" into their mythology? Just be happy Dalamud doesn't have a giant hanging dong.
This is the 2nd Alliance Raid in a row where the final boss of the final raid emotionally devastates me by including the FF main theme into the bgm
Man, we FINALLY do something with the Twelve, and then just when it's getting good they're gone forever...
And there goes the last vestige of ascian/unsundered make. probably.
The Watcher is still around. Sadly they didn't update their dialogue for whatever reason?!?!?
there's still some sundered ascians around im pretty sure
There is such a beautiful sadness to this song.
you know it's the ultimate boss when they use *the final fantasy theme* for the battle.
I think as a whole the music doesn’t go as hard as In The Balance, but the 0:39 renditions of “A New Dawn” track from ARR with all the fights during the Alliance Raid goes SOOOOO HARD, it gave me insane chills watching the trailer.
I liked this one the most visually and gameplay wise, Agalia from the music as a whole, and then Euphrosayne wasn’t bad!! Still top 3 alliance raids in the game (all from EW but shhhh) just the Dedicated To Moonlight and Rhytem of the Heavens are just solid
Not gonna lie, I don't think anyone could come up with a better way to end such an amazing storyline. This was, at least in *_my personal opinion,_* a perfect conclusion to the Myths of the Realm storyline and the story of the Ancients in its entirety.
And in light of all that hate and disappointment that's been directed towards the game as of late, I feel the need to make something clear. This game is a Final Fantasy game first, and an MMO second. The story is this game's true heart and soul and the _real_ reason why this game is as universally beloved as it is now. And this is something people really do need to understand nowadays. You're always free to offer your own opinions on the subject, and as Yoshi-P himself said at one point, if you ever find yourself feeling bored with this game, then just go play another. The world of Etheirys will always be waiting for you to come back. It may be a simple answer, but sometimes simple is best. For my part, I've still got a boatload of other things to play during those lulls where there isn't much else to do, so... there you have it.
"The world of Etheirys will always be waiting for you to come back."
will it, though?
FF XIV may be a Final Fantasy game, but it is still an MMO.
and every MMO has an expiration date.
besides, what is even left at this point to come back to?
the Garlean Empire, the Primals, the Ascians, Zodiark and Hydaelyn, the Twelve...all of it's been explored, demystified, and destroyed in that order.
all that remains is a shadow of a world that has nothing left to offer except a soulless postmodern "fantasy" world that is rapidly casting off the shroud of Tolkienism that has until now disguised it's lack of substance beyond the narrative.
maybe it'd be better if this was *the* conclusion.
maybe it'd be better if this journey finally came to an end.
@@christopherbravo1813 FFXI is still online to this date, came out I had no idea what a MMO was, and I get to experience it now, 20+ years later, pretty sure XIV is going to be there for a while still !
@@bryanlassalle9074 that's part of what I'm afraid of.
@@christopherbravo1813 The sequel hook. Don't forget the sequel hook that Emet-Selch gave us about all the things we still have yet to see. Especially the other reflections. There's still *_plenty_* left to come, and that's a fact.
@@warriorofdawn876that was stupidest thing they ever did and I still cringe whenever they force a flashback to this scene. God, please, stop this reminder of the worst endwalker retcon
We are fighting THE literal God (a benevolent god at that) of ffxiv, and sending her to the lifestream because she wants to die pretty much. I was sad af this whole fight, knowing what would come next. Pop or upbeat music with lyrics won’t work as well. This fits better.
Imho of course.
We’ve basically fought THE god of XIV theee times this expansion
Wol: alright I've done the trials. What do you truly want?
God: fuck me up and kill fam. Just like you did with the other bosses
Wol: I mean... shit okay ._.
@@leonides1527 Sound about right.
@@Salt_Mage technically WoL has killed God seven and a half times in total.
three and a half of them being the same person.
@@christopherbravo1813 And now I don't know what they are going to pull off in Dawntrail. If we are so powerful what enemy could we find in Tural that is more powerful than Hydaelyn, Zodiark, Endsinger and Eulogia, haha.
I cried during this because it was such a good homage too all the fights we've done so far, including old sprinkles of past expansions. Hearing answers at the end when they all got absorbed into the lifestream had me balling.
What people forget is this song is meant to be a eulogy, an end of an era.
Just a personal wish, I wish there was a lot more chaos with pulling mechanics from all the bosses.
Not saying I hated the fight.
Complete opposite. I wanted more, more, and MORE the whole time!
maybe, but I can't help but feel that the next one will be more...empty, with just how much this world no longer has.
@@toodleselnoodos6738 well maybe you shouldn't have beaten them within an inch of their lives before they did the fusion dance?
XD
The quick silence of the band for the choir and then the drop gives me goosebumps every time
i was expecting a more upbeat lyrical track like In the Balance and Dedicated to Moonlight, but Myths of the Realm is a really nice, nostalgic song to send off the Twelve with
They should have had one for Llymlaen and this as the final one
@@Crowens I wish they had such tracks for all of the Twelve.
it would drive home how these guys drew their strength from the prayers of their worshippers.
When my friends dragged me through it the day of release, I had no idea it would end this way. That, and the tankbusters would instantly delete this one drk we had in another alliance every time.
Endsinger is the final boss of Endwalker, but Eulogia is the final boss of Final Fantasy XIV
I'll admit, for the final fight the last thing I expected was Myths of the Realm (Ultimate)...
Also as an aside, Eulogia's voice sounds remarkably similar to High Seraph Ultima. An amusing coincidence, perhaps.
If you think about it, Ultima is like an evil version of the Twelve. Originally alien, it was revered as a god on Etheirys and the fervor of that faith shaped it and made it transcend into the form we fight in-game.
The final fight of the ivalice alliance raid also recycled mechanics from its previous raids
Her whipping out all the different moves from the Twelve fights beforehand was so good.
I'm so glad they didn't go for a cheesy vocal song for the ending of the raid. The big finale with the gods that have existed in the lore since 1.0 deserved a grandiose Final Fantasy style orchestral song and happy that's exactly what they got, with the FF main theme included to boot.
That opening tune is seriously the stuff of legends. Soken really never dissapoints.
In my opinion this has to be the best Endwalker alliance raid music-wise. I only wish the fights were considerably harder, it felt like the devs went easy on the mechs so that we could enjoy the spectacle.
And I for once do not think that's a bad thing. I can have fun without needing the raid to be super hard.
Fun fact: while Eulogia just seems to mean the word "eulogy" in English, it actually has a unique meaning in the Ancient Greek that it stems from -- "a blessing" :)
The boss' lines for this were so good.
"Shine like the stars on high..."
1:27 Yoko Shimomura snuck into the studio and dropped a piano number in the dead of night I swear.
I know it’s probably not her, so whoever composed this track did phenomenal piano work
Glad I'm not the only one who felt a Yoko Shimomura vibe with the pianos.
The piano absolutely sounds like a piece from Shimomura
Composer: Masayoshi Soken, Nobuo Uematsu
Arranger: Daiki Ishikawa, Masayoshi Soken
Just to leave that here :)
One criticism is somewhat of a spoiler:
It should have been harder. The final boss should have had combos with the different attacks. Like the moonlight attack with spear thrusts meaning you have to run toward the boss rather than just simply running normally. Or Byregot hammer with Rhalgr fist attack. Idk some combos to really test your memory and make it not easy.
I agree with you, it was cool that the entire fight is a call back to all the twelve, but they should had done more with the combinations.
They should had at least made that each set of gods would had some mechanics combination (Byregot and Rhalgr, Azeyma and Nald'thal, etc)
Would have loved the finishing hit of Eudaimon Eorzea needing tank LB3. It would be a fitting testament to the strength of hopes and prayers the Twelve have amassed over the eons.
I think they're scared of making "pleb level" content like alliance raids too difficult. It's a shame
I'm just glad I was able to die at all in this fight in the ones before it I was basically collecting vuln stacks and not dying kinda feel like over compensation for the nier raids where a few mechanics would just 1 shot you if you mess them up
I think it’s at a good difficulty. Yes, it would be cool if it was harder, but my friends and I got pretty messed up on our first run, so I’m not complaining too much
The music just invokes so much emotion. Like I hate bittersweet stuff but this music was fantastic. Shame the alliance raid I did ended with me not doing the fight :l But the music still top tier.
The church bells are a nice touch.
Is it… possible that there are exactly 12 distinct vocalists for this piece?? 😮
3:44
7:17 in the Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn - A new beginning trailer from 11 years ago.
I did not expect a boss whose name means "Blessing" in Greek
What an incredible finale. They did justice to the 12 TO SAY THE LEAST.
I see a lot of people complaining about this music but I really don't get it. I mean, I wish they did a song for Oschon too but having something like what Menphina or Nald'Thal had wouldn't make sense for the combined Twelve. I really really like this theme, it's suitably climactic and the way it works in musical motifs is beautiful. Like that bit where the main Final Fantasy theme lines up in gameplay with them throwing out all the raidwides during Eudaimon Eorzea, that shit rules.
I don't get the hate for this raid in general really! Maybe I'm biased because I joined in 6.1 and was unsubbed for a lot of the droughts this content cycle, but I think it holds up with the other ARs perfectly fine. In fact I honestly prefer rolling Myths in the Realm in my alliance roulette compared to something like Paradigm's Breach. Those fights are super cool and maybe more mechanically involved but they just take so much longer to the point I'm not appreciating the spectacle anymore and am kinda just waiting for the boss to die.
Such a beautiful raid series. Although I was not ready to say goodbye to the twelve
prolly not the place to ask but the ending made me think- when unsundered ancients who have returned to the lifestream (i.e. the twelve, emet-selch, hythlodaeus) are reborn, will their souls remain unsundered? they're fucking huge, imagine having to give birth to baby byregot and then he starts creating things with his mind.
its still pretty much unconfirmed but they are very likely to be sundered and split into shards like us do, although seeing as emet and hyth are there to help us during our final moments, i assume that they can decide whether or not they want to be reborn or not. elidibus chose to do it so we might see him in the future.
sundered souls will most likely follow what their previous unsundered version does, a clear example being azem and their sundered shards.
logically I believe all the dead join together in a universal goo inside the aetherial sea, then used as fuel for new life to come, so I think they are not reborn 1:1 but newly born creatures can carry fragments from the aether of the dead
didnt check if this was 100% canon, this is just how it makes sense to me
I believe this was answered in a panel, one of the writers just mentioned that since u sundered people hadn't died in recent times they hadn't thought about it. But if they had to guess, they'd just be reborn as normal people with quite a high and above average aether manipulation skills.
just listening to this song brings me to tears and it's wrecking my shit
At first I didn't liked this boss as much as the others. But then it struck that this fight is more of a dance/ victory lap for your journey with the gods and the triumphant soundtrack just adds a cherry to the top
Thank you for always uploading these songs! I loved this send off and the ending is so bittersweet it got me in tears. Can't wait for dawntrail alliance raids and beyond \o/
ボスの重なってるボイスがめっちゃ良いんだよなぁ
Glorious. That’s all I can see with the fight and the music….. Glorious… to the point of in tears. A final farewell. A complete opposite of Circle 12’s false goddess Athena. Bravo once again FFXIV!!! The adventure continues!!!
Pandemonium had its fun fights, but I cant help but wonder what the raid tier would like if it was the twelve. I would probably have more fun with this fight in savage than p12 lol
I love that pandemonium and myths of the realm are both references to Dante's divine comedy
While waiting for a duty pop, I often just sit around Oschon's Embrace and look for players who had just completed the raid, because they need a godsdamn /hug.
i finally got to fight my god and IT WAS GLORIOUS
I knew what they were doing, and so badly did I want to stop. I didn't want them to go. Each fight made me regret picking up the quest, but it had to be done.
Like Venat... they needed their rest. It hurt me deep inside.
Thank you for uploading this raid series' soundtrack! Very fun bouts with the gods and a bittersweet but happy ending nonetheless. I greatly suggest/request a compilation of all the Myths of the Realm Alliance Raid theme songs in one video before the album is out. This raid series soundtrack is so good that it helps me focus on studying, lol. Literally, praise the Twelve and the sound team!
Mom, I did not sign up for this surprise feel trip!
It was awesome battling and conversing with my patron Menphina in this expansion! This was an awesome send off for the 12!
Does anybody know if the melody from the first 25 seconds is a motif from somewhere else? I recognise everything else in the song, but that start just feels familiar in a way I can’t place... This song has me so emotional LOL it might be something obvious that I’m too weepy to recognise
Return of the Hero, it's a common refrain here and there throughout the game.
Dear Soken,
Miss even once.
Sincerely,
The Laws of Probability
Bhunivelze (good timeline)
This final fight was/is everything I wished for and more. It's by far the best fight I've ever experienced in any fantasy story driven video game. This expansion and it's fights have been a real treat. I can't wait for DawnTrial!
This bitch hard!
The music goes hard, the mechanics goes hard, the fight is just straight up hard.
What a send off. Got me tearing up. Oschon, my patron deity. I hope to see you on your travels again one day.
I adore this track. 0:32 to 0:55 gives me chills.
I truly love this music. So beautifully made! ❤
I was calling it from the get go that the Twelve would use Super Polymerization to fuse together and we’d have to deal with ALL of their mechanics. I didn’t know how right I was….
I certainly was not prepared to say goodbye in this way. All of their attacks, all of their feelings, even the call back with ARR in the song. Every bit of this was just the final loose ends being tied up from this amazing book we’ve all been a part of. Now we set sail on a brand new book
Well it was this or the Phoenix
in all my years as a Final Fantasy fan, this might be the Most Final Fantasy Thing I've ever seen (affectionate)
I crIED SO MUCH WITH THIS LAST SERIES OW MY HEART 😭
I am always so thankful whenever I run thaleia and enjoying the look, the music and just everything ♥
This theme hits so hard my heart :(((
Thanks for sharing this; I could not hear the music over the din of everyone using all the abilities.
I still can't belive that this is an MMO
Even when this doesnt have much vocals like the first two. This music hits really hard more than it is after you completed the quest
On Westerly Winds at 5:08
anyone else think that Eulogia's design is remarkably reminiscent of Minerva from FF7 Crisis Core?
This music and the raid itself was phenomenal, but there's one thing I wish was there:
A phase 2. Every other final alliance raid boss had another phase, except for ARR.
Not complaining though, still an awesome raid!
Gdi I dont think I've teared up during an alliance raid story til now :'( The ARR ending theme Dawn of a New Era and classic FF leitmotifs are stronk. Unfortunate my deity Nymeia felt underrepresented but glad I got to see her and the twelve in their glory. Having the final boss named Eulogia after Eulogy as well, their love for mankind and their parting words... what a send off fitting of Endwalker
also appreciated finding out about the original 12 Ancients the Twelve is based on, how fitting they went like Venat in tearjerking farewells
that opening to the fight had me thinking it was a nod to FFXI’s rhapsodies final boss and I got all giddy
They were training us to fight them all fused together.
This fight was so fun them music was great and the boss design was beautiful I really loved it❤
What a banger. What a story! What an amazing raid series! I loved everything.
This fight had me thinking of FF13, music included
The interlude with the bells is brilliant
The tears, man... I still can't believe it, they really were good and loving the whole time, they were really there and as soon as we meet them do we say good-bye. Knowing that once upon a time they were just people who really wanted to give us a chance, any of us would be tired by now after being changed by prayers over so many countless milennia. :c
After running this a second time last night I gotta say it’s my absolute favourite of all 3. It was fun, the music gave me chills and the whole area was just stunning. I’m not sure if it’s tops Tower at Paradigm but it’s definitely in my top 5.
Opening shot with the piano reminded me of Xion final form with Vector to the Heavens.
ironic, since the circumstances are awfully similar.