Katana Zero: STORY EXPLAINED
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2019
- In this video I explain the story for Katana Zero!
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The real Dragon (Fifteen) in the present is 24 per to the dossier. Zero is 22. The war happened 7 years ago, meaning Zero and The Dragon were killing at the ages of 15 and 17 😰
Or the Chronos has slowed their aging possibly? Zero has a monogue where he says he way in the jungle for 28 years, and every week that goes by feels like a year.
They're immortal from drugs
@@chuvarova6052 I don't believe that this would have affected their age reported there. To everyone else, including those who would be reporting those details, they were still born on a set date and have a set age. They wouldn't just change their age to accommodate for slower ageing as a result, so I do still believe they would have been 15 and 17 at the time of the war. Those 7 years however would have felt much longer to nulls.
@@chuvarova6052 28 years is how long zero fought in the war ,because he keeps die again and again like the gameplay was.
@@kevincrow5259 This sounds like some undertale shit
Zero's supply of Chronos isn't non-existent. He gets the schedule as well as the location of the next batch of Chronos that the psychiatrist was supposed to collect.
I was going to point this out. You can even go to the location in game after finding out that info, where it says to come back in a few months. Right now it's just a place to get the other weapons.
If you play enough tapes in the slaughterhouse, the location of a storage is given in the Second District where Chronos is supposedly stored.
yes but i think that's the secret ending the one where u have to be rude from the very start of the game
@@FalcusDead its never gonna come
I kinda wished we got to fight snow. she seemed like a super cool character
A dlc is getting added hopefully we get to fight her then
@@NG-kq5rx 😔
@@NG-kq5rx one day
Any day now….
Its coming trust me guys.
> totally not a skeleton
Just finished playing. I was prepared for it to turn out that Zero was the child that kept hiding from the soldier in the dreams, but when it was revealed that Zero was the soldier that killed the family and children, I was like "Oooohhhh..."
I love the similarities between Katana Zero and Hotline Miami 1/2's stories. There's a lot that's different, obviously, but both deal with ex-military vigilantes in an 80's neon-filled setting slaughtering countless people, including innocents, due to their past trauma. I don't know what it is about that specific kind of story. But I love it. It's so depressing, yet the visuals are so colorful and bright, you just can't look away from it.
its like a coping mechanism to escape from the sad reality
The plot and themes of katana zero also reminds me of iconoclasts.
@Star wtf u saying jacket is confirmed to be a complete psychopath probably even more so than zero because zero actually feels guilt while jacket feels nothing
@@highgrove8545 how can be?the core of story is sooo diferent lol.
Yeah, Katana Zero's story and setting, even the music choice, is directly inspired by HLM
My theory is that those dreams are "memories" but of the future. Nulls can't difference between past present and future. Maybe the girl is like just a way for Zero to have something to "hold at". An invention or something like that. It's crazy that you deciding death or life others live or die. I need to play it some more times xD
Eneas Rodríguez. I’d say the girl is the accumulation of his guilt. I guess that the program didn’t destroy his emotions, so I’m sure he feels remorse and guilt for his actions, on a subconscious level. The girl is probably the reason he’ll do some things in the future that will be linked to a sort of redemption. Maybe he’ll find the girl trapped by the government and to save her take down the government, only to find the girl never existed but was his subconscious desire to redeem what he did in someway.
I gotta play it a few times too
I just want the little girl to be safe (and hope she actually real)
Same
Fucking same
probably one of the kids he killed in the war
Probably fake or dead, she is in his dreams playing catch with the boy right before he shot her
The girl is real bro, remember that when we got to the apartment on a mission, she hands Zero a VHS and says she got it from a guy with a ridiculous hairstyle (who is V). Do you think V would talk to someone who only exists in Zero's mind?
This was one of the best stories I've ever encountered in a game.
I cried at the end of the game
I cried at the beginning.
Probably the coolest game I've played this century.
@Dat Boi kinda unreasonable reaction Boi.
Pussy
Same XD This game was INCREDIBLE tho
She does exist she can interact with the world when she “cooked” and 0 actually tasted it as well
It may be the "Beautiful Mind" type of situation, where the one hallicunating attributes some of the deeds he does to his hallucination so it feels more real.
I thought she did exist, and the masked men erased her because of Zero choosing the way he did
How come V handed her the tape of his neighbors if she wasn’t real?
maybe it was dropped in his mail box or door step and 0 hallucinated the girl giving him, V knows 0 lives next door obviously
@@thatsnice1956 yeah but she has seen him. She said some guy with a dumb hair. Zero couldnt know ho has sent the tape at first
0:20 holy shit that bullet hits with the beat soooo smooth
The story is not over yet, it'll be updated... in the future
In the future
still updating...
@@Shuimizustill updating?
@@Quinold still updating
Still updating
I wonder if Zero is constantly trapped in his mind. Like what if he's in a coma and is in a situation similar to the winter soldier or something where he is forced to kill targets to cover up the governments actions, but he only sees it as him repeating the same days over and over again
Actually I was thinking (due to the therapy session after the mission of Leon von Alvensleben) that Zero likes to kill, also the Unnamed Null will mention that the Nulls like to kill, due their immortality, if you choose "I'm not here for Chronos" in The Bunker mission.
So, he's isn't strictly "forced" to kill anyway...
Nathan Nightfall interesting take on it, but what I don't get is why the therapist calls Zero the Dragon when he's really not. The reason I thought Zero was trapped inside his mind is only because in one of the last levels I'm pretty sure he is back in the mission where Zero was captured by V and he says something that feels very ominous, also what about the guy that V injects with the same drug that Zero is injected with. Only I'm pretty sure in that tape the guy is forever trapped in that loop of being killed by V over and over again. I could be wrong but I don't know this is just what I think is happening to Zero
stirange it's pretty interesting though if I'm honest like its so cryptic but the story drip feeds you info and let's you put it together and there are probably other outcomes that might happen but idk
i think he is that homeless person
@@ghostwalkergames7707 he calls him the dragon because nobody knew about fiifteen's existence before his appearance, in fact, zero is the one that tells him about the identity of the true dragon after the mission on the motorcycle
I think it'd be awesome if you made more videos in this style. Having everything explained would be helpful in understanding what we're doing and why. Plus, when (if?) a sequel gets made, it'd be handy to come back to these for a recap!
Thank you for making this a 4 minute or so video! Quick and concise!
Great concise synopsis! Thanks; it definitely helped me get a better grasp of the insanity I just finished.
Cheers for this! Just finished the game and was left confused. Wasn't expecting such a deep and interesting story... Brilliant game.
my trigger is large. Gamma soliders had been taking the drugs since children, it wasn't that they attained that rank through skill, they had more exposure to the drug which made them more powerful.
No, Chronos only gives you hyper focus and precogniton. It doesn't give you all this samurai swordsmanship. The therapist mentions Zero was trained since he was a child as well.
So can anyone explain wtf comedy and tragedy are all about? Are they real?
Zeros inner conflict of emotions. Since he feels no sympathy for his endless slaughter. His emotions are unbalanced and literally haunt him. Ig.
@@fausx9674 Yea, and I think the little girl is representative of good left in zero. That’s why he throws away his medal and says that the girl is a reminder he’s done something good. But if he chooses to wear the mask of death, and keep living and killing without regret, his good side vanishes, which is why the girl is gone.
@@finn1333 thank god you typed this comment, i was about to lose my mind.
@@finn1333 so I got the bad ending huh. In my ending, the girl was gone bit I chose the mask of life I think. Idk, the one where all the cops die and I keep living
@@ethanfuego9648 if you choose "death", you die and the game makes you choose to live so the story can go on, so you'd have the same end. There isn't a good ending actually and questions are opened to be (hopefully) answered in the future dlc
I like a story on fifteen and snow, this game had a main focus on zero
More like The Subhuman One...
(No offence, twas a jest... Great video, you laid everything out quite well and yet it still felt quite entertaining!)
You will get a few hits with a pot
@@nabeelnitro6447 thank you for your mercy UwU
@@Jankenstein fucking subhuman
I wasn't surprised about it but man I was really hoping the little girl was real. Zero's big brother-esque relationship with her was really wholesome and I enjoyed it quite a bit.
This "story" of Katana Zero is far too inaccurate.... there is too many inaccurate information in this video.
1:08 we don't know whether Zero and Fifteen are the only NULLs to obtain the class "gamma", they are the only known gamma rank NULLs we know of.
1:24 nowhere in the game does it mentions that Chronos was PURPOSELY engineered to have such a lethal withdraw symptoms
1:38 also nowhere in the game mentions that Chronos was DELIBERATELY manufactured in limited supply, however, we can infer from the dialog during the Fifteen's prison infiltration mission (the prisoner answers to Fifteen, he doesn't believe there are many with the capability of producing Chronos) that the manufacture of Chronos requires lots of resources
1:50 to clarify, Chronos is a drug that allows the user to literally rewind time but during withdraw, the user loses control of that power, constantly going back or forward in time without the user's will.
2:00 1) it's clear that there are people trying to bring back Chronos, but it is also clear that no one has successfully been able to recreate Chronos. So what do you mean by "Chronos has found its way into the streets"? hmmm? 2) Also "causing the public to raise questions"? What questions? The public barely even believes in the story of Chronos evident by the bar scene with the two war vets: One of the vets tells you stories of government conspiracy about Chronos (even though he doesn't know the name of the drug), while the other vet thinks those are just one of his "stories"
3:00 Fifteen and his NULL partner is not necessarily after the government, but rather is on a mission to kill everyone who was involved in the creation of Chronos and prevent the recreation of Chronos one in for all
if you are going to do a "story explained" video, at least get the facts straight bud, disappointing...
It doesn't rewind time, he does those things in the future until you clear the level and then he decides that's the route he will take, and he does the exact same thing you just did hence the security camera. The part about losing control is mostly correct but it's basically just him uncontrollably using the ability to see what happens in the future then going back to the start or a save point, which you do in the gambling scene betting all on a color.
@@williamdawson9512Dawson what? I'm pretty sure there is a reason why every time he dies there is a sound of rewinding a cassette signifying him rewinding time lol. His ability to rewind time only happens when he dies so I don't see how he can do something and "decides that's the route he will take" after killing all enemies.
Literally every part of a level you complete he says "Yes, that should work" implying he's fine with the outcome, mainly because he didn't get injured during that section of the level. It's not him deciding out of the many times he's done that section which life he would choose. Because otherwise, we would literally have no game, since we are playing as his current life.
@@trydodis690 that could easily be precognition coming up with multiple possible outcomes and picking the one that works. When he dies that could just be the outcome if he takes that path, so he knows not to until he thinks of one where he makes it to the end alive.
Danster 549 I considered that but then wouldn’t he then know the best thing to say for every conversation especially in the Mr V kissyface scene? If he had precognition he wouldn’t be asking questions and he wouldn’t be dying.
Also if he had precognition this means you could theoretically do things like talk to electro head but never have that conversation or know the outcome to every mission and knowing what chronos is before he’s supposed to which would just completely fuck up the plot.
It is referenced in the game that chronos gives some precognition but I don’t believe it goes to any significant extent other than insane reflexes.
Also it is referenced by headhunter (the null you fight) that she’s killed you before. That’s not because her precognition is not working, this would mean it’s not precognition, it’s because she is killing you but you just aren’t dying.
@@trydodis690 You could definitely be right, however I think the seen where he's with V the precognition could be so accurate it could predict possible conversations and perhaps even fights (like the fight with Headhunter). I still could be completely wrong though
I realy like the background music , somebody can tell me the name of it (btw great video)
Thanks for this
1:05 wasn't headhunter (the woman in the boss fight at the end) a gamma aswell?
Yes please uncover the whole story and their background
I can’t wait for the dlc of this game, the game is short but it’s so good
The game tells us some people still see the people they killed and they stay with them. The little girl never existed and zero killed kids and in the bunker couldn’t do it the little girl instead of tormenting helped him
The girl is real, remember that when we got to the apartment on a mission, she hands Zero a VHS and says she got it from a guy with a ridiculous hairstyle (who is V). Do you think V would talk to someone who only exists in Zero's mind?
The plot twist is *BEATING* all the game plot twis
1:07 not true. Headhunter (the other NULL working with Fifteen whom you fight near the end of the game) is also a Gamma NULL and was part of their squad as we see in the end of the game
False.
its the boss that explodes once it dies, isn't it?
@@ashwindsouza606 yeah
Are you just assuming the side effect of the drug was intentional or do you have something to back that up? Since i don't recall anything that suggested it being anything more than unintended.
I don't think the girl doesn't exist. It's shown that she can interact with various objects: cleaning Zero's room, bringing the tape, cooking a choking hazard, etc. Tragedy and Comedy seem have the ability to manipulate time and space, so ereasing someone from existence shouldn't cause too much trouble.
I just finished the game it was fun
really reminded me of deadbolt and the madness flash games, so ninja zero i think it was called, some nitrome game
maaaan this is a really cool game, i dont want it to be over, ill try to find similar games 😔
i finished the game, ive been broken, beyond repair, the girl didnt have to go out like that 😔
🥹Don’t worry! One day we will get the elusive content we were promised years ago!
V is for Vaporwave, that's all folks.
Now will they continue the story via DLC or will it be a completely new game?...
Maybe the real story was the friends made along the way
The little girl is real it showed her at the end alive with the two people with masks
Lmao i chose death when those two crsepy guys approached me in china town and the game just ended
Can someone explain the girl and the guys in the masks thats all i dont get thanks
The masked guys are probably hallucinations and personifications of his inner moral balance.
But the game tells us often that he doesn't show guilt or remorse from killing.
@@r3dsnow757 I don't think that's entirely true... Tragedy and Comedy are definitely a more bizarre aspect of this game, and its narrative, seeing as they mainly interact with Zero through dreams or other scenarios where he can't interact with them... But I think writing them off as hallucinations is a mistake.
Here's why.
They most definitely have a physical presence. It's barely even referenced, but in the exchange where they prompt you to choose between life or death while you stand surrounded by the Police. One of the main officers seems frightened by Tragedy's appearance.
"What the fuck? Get back!!"
After this line, Zero, Tragedy, and Comedy all enter into the weird cosmos-time-stop dimension.
Not only are they acknowledged by a police officer, whom we can assume to be more reliable than Zero, at least, but they also kill the ENTIRE SQUADRON surrounding you if you choose to live. This is referenced by your therapist in the phone call after your mission.
"An entire fucking police squadron is dead. FOR NOTHING!"
Zero certainly didn't kill them. At least not the last group. Chronos is a powerful drug, but I don't remember any suggestions that it could Old-Testament people out of existence.
Symbolically, these two definitely represent the dying struggle for some form of morality within Zero's mind. But I want to re-iterate; I think writing them off as purely that, as purely symbolic, is a mistake.
What do you think?
I posted a comment showing my two cents about the guys in masks below, but here's what I've been able to piece together about the girl.
Prepare for a couple of nerd-theories, because, as you stated, she is very hard to figure out.
I've come to the conclusion that she is definitely real, mainly due to three "anchors" that this idea of mine is based off of...
1. Her interactions with V: V is real, we know that much since Zero's therapist begrudgingly acknowledges him after he kills Electrohead in the club mission (side note: this is an outcome obtained by talking with Electrohead for too long)
he says that your organization and V "may be at odds."
Since V is real, we can then work to the conclusion that the girl is real. She mentions that "some weird guy" asked her to make sure that you get V's snuff-tape of your neighbors' torture and execution. He wouldn't just leave the tape in the hallway, it would get yoinked by someone curious.
2. Her interactions with Tragedy and Comedy (the guys in masks): My comment below lays out why I believe these chaps to indeed be real, so I'll just move directly to the point; The girl has seen them. She mentions that her dad's "friends" came by on the night that you come home drunk. A couple nights later, when she shows you the view of the city, she mentions that she "doesn't want the men in masks to come back," implying that her dad's "friends may in fact be Tragedy and Comedy. Not only this, but a post-credits sequence reveals them to be tormenting her.
3.Your apartment at the end of the game: I know, this is the main basis for the argument that the girl was never real to begin with! But, there are a couple details from this sequence that lead me to believe that this sequence works to prove the girl's existence rather than disprove it. This game is very polished, every detail is purposeful and thought out, down to a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment in the opening sequence where a light in an apartment window flickers on after Zero kills the first henchman. My point with this little tangent is that this game doesn't skimp out on even the smallest details, and your apartment at the end of the game looks nothing like it did at the beginning. (before the girl enters the picture)
- One of your dumbbells has inexplicably moved from the right corner of your room to near the middle
- Your couch certainly looked cluttered and tattered before, but it certainly wasn't torn anywhere near to the degree that it is now!
- Finally, the most noticable- a note has been left in your apartment.
The police even mention that your apartment was broken in to, so it isn't entirely unreasonable to suggest that someone could've re-cluttered it.
They also mention that there was a homicide next door, which they are there to investigate. It is implied that the man who was murdered may have been your psychiatrist, but that makes little to no sense, given that you murdered him in his office prior to returning to your apartment complex.
Even if your neighbor was your psychiatrist all along, why and how would the police already know that he had been murdered? And why would they search his apartment, of all places, first, given how he was murdered in his office?
Well... this comment turned out to be much longer than I anticipated...
What do you think?
@@yaboichipsahoy2760 I had similar thoughts one point 1 and 2, but what about the dream sequences? It made me question the existence of the girl and the symbolism of the two dinosaur toys.
In the first dream sequence, a boy is playing catch with a silhouette of a girl (looks like the same little girl with pig tails). in a later version of the dream sequence, the girl in the dream turns into the toy leviathan. before the dream, you find the girl outside your apartment carrying a toy. she asks to be let into your apartment because her toy lights up when in close proximity to leviathan, so it must be in your apartment. you let her in, and sure enought you find the toy in your couch (in the final dream sequence you pick up the toy from the home, and must have kept it). in the final dream sequence, the boy is playing with the toy leviathan (that represents the girl?), you come in and kill the scientist, the boy hides under the bed, you use/destroy the machine, pick up the toy and leave. I thought the two toys that belong together represented the two children you killed. but it doesn't add up as the girl is looking for the toy that represents her and the boy did not die. any thoughts?
@@mydude457 Yeahhh... this aspect of the story generated about the same amount of headache as a philosophy class...
Umm... Let me start with this; I don't think the soldier from Zero's nightmares is him. I think it's the headhunter.
For one, Fifteen is shown interacting with this soldier, and he has no clue who you are when you confront him and the headhunter in the Chinatown mission. Furthermore, Fifteen and the Headhunter seem to share a history, since they talk about "making them pay" for "what they did to us, what they made us do, etc."
Not only that, but when you confront the Headhunter, before her second phase begins, if you ask her who she is, she'll say, "You don't recognize the uniform?" She thinks that her face/uniform would be familiar to you. She also sports the same hairstyle as the soldier from Zero's dreams.
This may not be the case, however, because even though the hairstyle is the same, the hair color is different. The soldier's hair is black, like Zero's, while the Headhunter's hair is brown.
There's also the issue of Zero's age. By the time that the story takes place, he is 22 (shown in his dossier at the story's conclusion). At the beginning of the final flashback, text flashes that says, "Seven years ago," meaning that at the time of the flashback, Zero would've been fifteen. I have a hard time seeing New Mecca military hiring child soldiers, but at the same time, I have a harder time picturing a fifteen year-old playing with a plastic "Leviathan" toy like the child in the flashback was.
So, in conclusion, I believe that the soldier from the flashbacks is the Headhunter. However, this creates a bunch of logistical issues. How did Leviathan end up in Zero's apartment? If Zero was the child, how did he hear what the soldier said to his superiors via walkie-talkie? How was he able to see the soldier meeting with Fifteen?
Like I said, massive headache.
(Maybe we'll get clarification in a sequel? If that happens, of course.)
If the masked men aren't real, then why does the policeman at the chinatown standoff say "Wh-what the fuck? Get back, now!" when one of them appears?
To say the girl doesn't exist is false, because the two men have her at the end,.
I cried after killing the old guy in prison :'(
Katana Zero had to get a sequel
Hotline Miami and Samurai s
can someone tell me the name of the song in the video?
any won gonna talk about the secret final boss and what his ability actually is?
I made a video on this if you are interested. It’s in my Katana Zero playlist.
I assumed the little girl was the psychiatrist's daughter
I think Katana Zero should have it's own movie
I would like to play V.
TL;DR:
I don't feken know.
I FAILD HER I FAILED THE LITTLE GIRL IM SO BROKEN RIGHT NOW 😭 I’m so sorry
Best story since Undertale imo!
Try LISA
Anybody know the name of the music playing in the background
shitty stock hip hop beat who cares
Thanks
lmao usually explained lore videos are like 20 minutes
glad this was only 4
why did zero and 15 kill children , them being 15 and 17 , why would they do that
idk if this is relevant, but null means zero in german
I know there's a next game but i've wanted to fight dragon
I would like to aid him in his quest to destroy the system.
yougotthat
Zero's story ark is memorable, I like how they explained the reasons why Null project was terminated due to massacre children, and how the secret of the Chronos serum was created to give a Null solder's super natural abilities, the game's plot show some similarity to Red Skull and the HYDRA Project that created their Serum. Fifteen and Zero are both like Captain America(U.S. Agent) and the winter soldier.
i dont get something did zero kill children?
I think them dying from lack of chronos wasnt intencional
Think about it. If the military invested time, money, and resources into a program it would be of utmost importance to have a fail safe mechanism built into the drug. The dependency of the drug ensures that the test subjects will return (for more doses), or will ensure their death upon capture or escape attempts. The only way to control an unpredictable creature (a human) is to predict what they will do with their free will.
great video :)
(pls somebody tell me the name of the background music im iching to get that music name pls somebidy help me)
still looking after 9 months you know what it is?
@@tenskawat8361 still dont know :(
it's literally just a drum beat. who cares
@@codesymphony i care beacuse its sounds good
@@mestamas1523 you've never heard a drum beat before?
Still don't know what chronos is.. Please explain.
Hello! I’ve got another video that focuses solely on Chronos lying around somewhere in my Katana Zero playlist. Feel free to check it out.
@@TheInhumanOne Thanks!
Does anyone know what the masked men are
I think there your roomates that died cause when they died like a day after the mask man spawned
Why was Zero killing children in particular?
war and drugs bro
So you are saying thE CHILD DIDN'T EVEN EXIST?! God DAMNIT SHE WAS MY FAVORITE CHARACTER
It was kinda obvious. There was too many hints as to what she was.
it was just a prank
london
w-what
Can someone translate the video into Spanish please? It would be a great help
De hecho, yo quisiera hacerlo, pero el vídeo no tiene habilitada la opción.
Anyway, los subtítulos generados automáticamente sirven de referencia para futuras subtitulaciones.
@@nathannightfall Diablos >:c , Se agradece al menos el intento :,) gracias xd
Cool game and very cool atmosphere, but vague stories are weak stories, imo.
Do you prefer to have less obscure lore and more exposition?
@@TheInhumanOne yes. I feel like some games stories use vagueness to cover up the fact that they are not fully fleshed. Same with Hollow Knight story. It's like someone came up with a very interesting story but they couldn't finish it. That's my opinion.
That’s understandable! I’m torn between those two types of story telling. Honestly, I HATE uncertainty, so I love to have a complete factual knowledge of the game I’m playing, the anime I’m watching, etc. However, it’s ironic because sometimes, that VERY SAME uncertainty makes me want to revisit that world and search for answers I may never find.
@@TheInhumanOne yeah I can imagine. But also it's my preference, I'm sure some other people do like stories like this
@@arab6745 difference between this and hollow knight though is that hollow knight is not story centric like katana zero, so imo it doesn't suffer from a "vague " story and doesn't need more detail. It's more about the gameplay, exploration, world, etc. The story/lore just exists to create more depth/intrigue around the world. If you haven't already, I'd recommend checking out mossbag because the hollow knight lore is very interesting imo.
:)
How is it an instant classic?
For something to be classic it has to be at least a decade old.
Also this game has way too much similarity to an anime called Gangsta. Really fucking close. Plz watch it feel like I'm the only one that has notice this.
I bought the game and played for two minutes and stopped lol I need to finish tbh
i still don’t get it
You only told the good part of the story.
All of the story is good.
@@TheInhumanOne you missed out on a lot then (some bullshit is spoiler material tho)
@@TheInhumanOne aight heres an example: headhunter final boss fight: she's lacking on some Chronos dosage and she's not suffering from those glitches or anything, unlike Zero
never felt really invested and I tried this goverment topics are kinda boring and dorky , but I was aware of the intention of the creator of the game. Good game though.