Lightning used the powers from Bhunivelze to slay her creator. Clive used the power of Ultima to slay his architect. They literally are the strongest people.
This is the second time in FF history where the main protagonist got power directly from the main villain. Bhunivelze already paid that price thanks to Lightning, now Ultima has to pay for it by granting his power to a man who already has all the other Eikons.
Eh, I’d personally consider the Armiger unleashed to be superior gameplay wise (at least from what I see here). The various combo Enders and cancel tech make it much faster than the long animations I’m seeing here. But I’ll wait for ffxvi to come to pc on sale, just to be sure.
@@rakshithanand8262 100%. This is an insanely cool addition but it's just another eikon (not even sure if it's a good one) compared to to the FFXV ultra kill all mode xD
@@tombstonepizza2299 I don’t think it is that, either. SDT was all about dramatically expanding your options in short bursts, whether that meant completely replacing your moveset (Dante) or just overcharging your original techniques (Vergil). At its best you’d use it for a second or two to squeeze out max damage or reposition in an eyeblink. For example, there is no mission in DMCV where you can maintain SDT indefinitely. Here, the very first encounter with Ultimate Eikon forces you to use nothing else. It may empower you, but it does somewhat limit your versatility.
They finally found a way to implement Dante's Sin Devil Trigger. It actually makes a whole lot of sense, to have Ultima as Clive's own Sin Devil Trigger. 😅🧠💡
@aceplatini859 nah man. Bro is sending Dawntrail a week after the Elden Ring DLC so he can not only have others play it but for him to also play it. Bro's based
I’m going to be honest here, FFXVI is one of my favourite games of all-time, but why tf didn’t Clive acquiring Leviathan’s Eikon powers and abilities at least slightly alter the original ending? It makes zero sense that Clive should die now, given that he has all 8 Eikon powers. That means he should be able to absorb Ultima’s power, be completely in control and be able to live normally. The problem before was that he was an “incomplete vessel” but now he’s literally not. He wields the power and abilities of all 8 Eikons, so how would absorbing Ultima’s power still kill him? This video literally shows and proves that he is capable of harnessing and wielding that power damn near effortlessly, it just might take a little getting used to. Don’t get me wrong, the ending obviously shouldn’t be completely different, Dion should still go out as he did, as should Joshua, but I genuinely thought that what’s happening in the screenshot used in the thumbnail of this video was going to be incorporated into the original ending somehow, with the vast majority of it being unchanged, apart from Clive obtaining Ultima’s power.
He got all the magic, channeled all the magic effectively (similarly to seen here). He then used all the magic to destroy all the magic--then proceeds to try and use magic after having just destroying all magic. The curse appearing on his hand is validification that there truly is no magic anymore, as even he can't call on it anymore (and of course straining to do so invokes the curse because even that one little spark was an incredible feat for a world without magic..)
Ok so take it like this in the base game leviathan was no where to be found only mentioned ulyima knew of the existence but probably didn't know where leviathan was if you want to put it that way also going back to meeting and seeing walijus he was frozen in time who or what froze him
No idea why you think the problem is Clive being incomplete. The ending makes it explicit that Clive's body wouldn't have been able yo handle the full power required to remake the world: Ultima's plan was doomed to fail from the start. Clive just used the power to get rid of magic and ensure the world can live on, which in turn made the curse kick in because no one can handle that much power.
@@BynByn93 same for me. I've completed both DLCs and all side quests but nothing happenes when I touch the stone. I'm wondering if it has anything to do with the trials. Because I've never finished trials in the game and finished everything else
Damn! Why all the super power modes in recent FFs are dlcs?! Armiger Unleashed was dlc (doesn't count anymore since Royal and Windows Edition), Bahamut stance is dlc as well and now this?! Why couldn't it just be a reward for finishing the main game?!
I never figured they would change the ending but at the very least there should have been an additional cutscene of Ultima getting beat with his own power.
Bhunivelze made the same mistake.
Never give the protagonist your power.
Lightning used the powers from Bhunivelze to slay her creator. Clive used the power of Ultima to slay his architect. They literally are the strongest people.
"I'll take your gift then, Ultima...Just don't expect it back."
Such a Clive thing to say...and I am here for that.
This is the second time in FF history where the main protagonist got power directly from the main villain. Bhunivelze already paid that price thanks to Lightning, now Ultima has to pay for it by granting his power to a man who already has all the other Eikons.
Combos are going to be saucy
This Ultima mechanics looks like reimagined Armiger Unleashed from Leviathan battle of FFXV
Eh, I’d personally consider the Armiger unleashed to be superior gameplay wise (at least from what I see here). The various combo Enders and cancel tech make it much faster than the long animations I’m seeing here.
But I’ll wait for ffxvi to come to pc on sale, just to be sure.
I'm so confused why 36 people liked this...i don't see the comparison at all except the ability to fly...
@@rakshithanand8262 100%.
This is an insanely cool addition but it's just another eikon (not even sure if it's a good one) compared to to the FFXV ultra kill all mode xD
It's more of a reference to the sin devil trigger in DMC5
@@tombstonepizza2299 I don’t think it is that, either. SDT was all about dramatically expanding your options in short bursts, whether that meant completely replacing your moveset (Dante) or just overcharging your original techniques (Vergil). At its best you’d use it for a second or two to squeeze out max damage or reposition in an eyeblink.
For example, there is no mission in DMCV where you can maintain SDT indefinitely. Here, the very first encounter with Ultimate Eikon forces you to use nothing else. It may empower you, but it does somewhat limit your versatility.
They finally found a way to implement Dante's Sin Devil Trigger. It actually makes a whole lot of sense, to have Ultima as Clive's own Sin Devil Trigger. 😅🧠💡
They just Blessed us with this goated power
So both Ultima and Omega weapons are still the strongests swords
There are 2 weapons that are stronger one with 750 attack/stagger and one with 500 attack 1000 stagger
@@cooldav222which ones?
@@mangoes7555the one you get from beating kairos has 50 more in both stats and the tonberry knife +1 has the high stagger
@@ShikiRyougi05Where do you even get the Tonberry Knife?
@@kevinkaslana9060 finish the dlc, do the remaining side quest and go a lil into kairos for the remaining materials
We still need to ask the question will there be an alternate ending?
There is no alternate ending
@@howarddewing6617 😢😢😢
No need. The heroic sacrifice is perfect
That would make sense but Yoshi-P has been trash these past couple of years...
@aceplatini859 nah man. Bro is sending Dawntrail a week after the Elden Ring DLC so he can not only have others play it but for him to also play it. Bro's based
FF13, FF15, FF16 story
God giving the protagonist power to destroy them. LOL
I’m going to be honest here, FFXVI is one of my favourite games of all-time, but why tf didn’t Clive acquiring Leviathan’s Eikon powers and abilities at least slightly alter the original ending? It makes zero sense that Clive should die now, given that he has all 8 Eikon powers. That means he should be able to absorb Ultima’s power, be completely in control and be able to live normally. The problem before was that he was an “incomplete vessel” but now he’s literally not. He wields the power and abilities of all 8 Eikons, so how would absorbing Ultima’s power still kill him?
This video literally shows and proves that he is capable of harnessing and wielding that power damn near effortlessly, it just might take a little getting used to. Don’t get me wrong, the ending obviously shouldn’t be completely different, Dion should still go out as he did, as should Joshua, but I genuinely thought that what’s happening in the screenshot used in the thumbnail of this video was going to be incorporated into the original ending somehow, with the vast majority of it being unchanged, apart from Clive obtaining Ultima’s power.
He got all the magic, channeled all the magic effectively (similarly to seen here). He then used all the magic to destroy all the magic--then proceeds to try and use magic after having just destroying all magic. The curse appearing on his hand is validification that there truly is no magic anymore, as even he can't call on it anymore (and of course straining to do so invokes the curse because even that one little spark was an incredible feat for a world without magic..)
Ok so take it like this in the base game leviathan was no where to be found only mentioned ulyima knew of the existence but probably didn't know where leviathan was if you want to put it that way also going back to meeting and seeing walijus he was frozen in time who or what froze him
No idea why you think the problem is Clive being incomplete. The ending makes it explicit that Clive's body wouldn't have been able yo handle the full power required to remake the world: Ultima's plan was doomed to fail from the start. Clive just used the power to get rid of magic and ensure the world can live on, which in turn made the curse kick in because no one can handle that much power.
He die because he have too much power he had 7 Eikon and Ultima if included Leviathan nothing would have change since it's still too much power.
@@Hades430it will change square Enix have themselves confirmed that
So how do we get that? Is there a special process?
Finish the DLCs
Does it need to be both dlcs? Or just rising tide?
@@Roosalio both i believe
@@RoosalioI only did rising tide and still got the ultima powers, think you only need to beat that dlc
I did both and got nothing for it. Im confused
Do we know the super secret boss yet?
Nothing yet
@@CGInferno I know now, lower your expectations to the deepest bottom of the hell.
@@OnionSoldier oh dear... What is it?
@@ruicarrilho5721 The reused boss of white haired Clive, no new moveset or even drops for finishing it.
Where did you get this information@@OnionSoldier
so can you use it to beat ultima in ff mode?
Yeah
How do you get it ?
So is it a permanent ability or only for that one battle to use? I am confused
Permanent
Can you bring this thing into NG+??
No you can only use it for this one fight...
OFC YOU CAN what is this question xD
Thanks for the knowledge, time to mix and match eikon to my liking
Yes you can
You can equip Ultima Eikon and use in any mission
Looks like Zodiarks wings
i have finished the DLC but i don’t unlock this part.. how can i do? its only of the final fantasy difficulty ?
Can you upload the video where Clive using Leviathan and Ultima Eikon Vs Ultima?
Unfortunately they didn't change that part of the fight. Still the same as before
@@CGInferno so like Leviathan and Ultima cannot be used in final fight then right?
@@haivu2631 you can use thier abilities but the QTE doesn't include them
@@CGInferno QTE?
@@haivu2631 quick time events
Why would you give your Enemy your power knowing full well he will use it against you?
Ultima really that stupid?
Typical anime/game villain 😂
We actually get to keep Ultima's power?
I beat the dlc main story how do I get this power
Touch the stone
Bigger question is how do you need to ask this...the game literally begs you to touch the stone
@@ShikiRyougi05 agree
@@BynByn93 same for me. I've completed both DLCs and all side quests but nothing happenes when I touch the stone. I'm wondering if it has anything to do with the trials. Because I've never finished trials in the game and finished everything else
@@erfanhayeri9665yeah if you figure this out you should tell me because it’s the exact same for me
Damn! Why all the super power modes in recent FFs are dlcs?! Armiger Unleashed was dlc (doesn't count anymore since Royal and Windows Edition), Bahamut stance is dlc as well and now this?! Why couldn't it just be a reward for finishing the main game?!
Bahmut isn't dlc
Think he meant the ff 14 thing@@duncanblackwood4042
Literally every game has its most powerful things in the dlc
Just like how Royal and Windows Edition had the DLC bundled in they’ll probably do the same with this game lol
@@duncanblackwood4042its referring to Stranger of Paradise.
Does that mean we got a new ending where Clive takes ultima power
No ending remains unchanged.
Totally disappointed never getting a final fantasy again there never a good ending.
So this does nothing to change rhe horrible ending of ff16? This is beyond disappointing
I know my friend i know, but with the new final side Quest,and the side Quests before ending Is obliviously that clive alived but i wanted to see It
Just Because you don't like it. Does not make the ending Horrible.
@@elpopman2055 it's my opinion. I didn't say you had to agree. Just keep scrolling. It's ok...
I never figured they would change the ending but at the very least there should have been an additional cutscene of Ultima getting beat with his own power.