Could you do a video on all of the legendary Pokémon and how they relate to each other, like how Groudon is the god of the land, but Landerous is also the god of the land?
Why does literally everyone ignore the fact that the spirits are going back to their own world? The 'release spirit' page literally sends them back that way and says you 'sent them back to their world', they aren't permanently dead and stuck as spirits in the end. That's why the cutscene is called 'restoration'.
And when you keep the spirits you free they're not forced to stay. They stick around because they want to help you (the player) defeat the light and dark and restore balance to the world.
Chilly Jack he doesn’t try to be one, he it is just what his subscribers want He is actually another person that makes theorys about games, but he isn’t MatPat
Lol the opposite is true for a good portion of smash youtubers who bitch about there being too many pokemon but don't even mention the anime swordsman.
Here is a possible idea for this theory. Galeem represents what happens when there's too much order. Dharkon represents what happens when there is too much freedom. We need to keep it all perfectly balanced. As all things should be.
On that day, when the sky fell away Our world came to an end In our eyes did a fading sun rise In the dark, glimmering shadows Silence grows, in the spaces between Stretching out beyond time Rising up, as a chorus of souls finds a voice Flickering through the void These little sparks cling on to life Everyone caught in the struggle And then the storms of change, they fan the flames Scattering ashes to the wind.
Every soul contains a whisper of light Gleaming faintly as it dwindles from sight. No escape, no greater fate to be made, In the end, the chains of time will not break.
Colors weave into a spire flame distant sparks call to a past still unnamed bare this torch against the cold of the night light will guide you on your way to the ultimate fight
My take is that the roster cannot truly ever be too big as long as there in attention and care put into each character for aesthetics and balance, the hardcore crowd will adapt and evolve a massive meta while the casual players will be amazed at all the different options they have; Ultimate should be a base to just keep adding more and more into for years to come so we won’t need a “new” Smash game.
Problem with that is the Switch won't be relevant forever. Eventually there's gonna be a new generation of consoles and the one Nintendo makes is going to have a new smash bros. game, every generation since the N64 has had one. In a perfect world, this would be the way to do it. But even though Nintendo tends to prioritize their products over business, business is still important. Nintendo would be crazy to not make a Smash game after this.
@Donald Trump They can't do that eventually either. If a roster with 70+ characters sounds absurd, try one with 100, or 500, or 1,000. No console in the world will have enough room for that many characters. And to be honest, I hope that never happens, since you'd run into a FIFA problem. As soon as a new version of Ultimate gets ported, your version is now completely obsolete, so you'd have to keep buying the game over and over.
@@MunchKING I'm saying that no console is going to have the data to keep adding fighters during it's run. It would be nice if that could happen, but it can't.
@@nonoctoro4933 From what I've understood, characters have an imaginary body (the toys) used by the boy but the spirit inside is the original because spirits of characters can switch between their world and the imaginary world of Smash...So they are half of the originals.
But Galleom works for Galeem; he's one of the three Bosses in the Light World, the other being Giga Bowser and Rathalos. The Bosses in the Dark World are Marx, Ganon the Demon King, and Dracula.
I thought that final scene was all the previously trapped spirits leaving the smash world and going back to their homes across the galaxy. Your interpretation is a little bit darker.
what they're doing actually resembles what happens when you release a spirit to get their core. so his second point about them all entering the real world is probably correct (the nintendo direct mentions that everyone in the smash bros universe's goal is to return to the real world)
I bought my little sister Smash Ultimate and Let's Go Eevee for Christmas. I don't have a switch myself but I felt really happy to be able to introduce her to them.
In my eyes, they look to be representatives of the dots in Taoistic Yin-Yang. Which leads me to believe those dots are eyes. Let’s do a little experiment. Picture the yin yang as a face(it doesn’t matter which side is up or down). Have that image in your head? Good, now let’s get rid of Yin(white dot and black swirls). Now you have an eye that only sees dark, because it only sees darkness it is now blind. Now let’s do the same with Yang(black dot and white swirl). Now we have an eye that only sees light, and it is also blind because of this. Time to bring those together. With each other they can see not only both light and darkness, but also they mix together. Then they start making out shapes, then colors. Together they can see everything. Understand where I’m getting at?
@@Darri_VasquezRNPI mean it took me like 2 days to blitz through world of light without getting literally every spirit, got most of the characters though. Only missing corrin and mii brawler I think
Galeem and Master Hands are Nintendo and devs. Darkron and Crazy Hands are Fans and third party companies. With one or the other in full control, the creation is broken, satisfies mostly no one. But when there is balance, the product is the best it will ever be.
I was under the impression that Galeem and Dharkon were both representations of the two names for the Devil: Lucifer, whose name means the shining one and was a son of the morning; and Satan, the prince of darkness. As they are two names for the same being, who is the Devil, the father of lies and deception, who seeks to destroy all that God has made and override the agency, or free will, of man. Therefore, the true ending, the good ending, only occurs when you defeat both Galeem (Lucifer) and Dharkon (Satan). As only defeating one means that you've fallen for his lies and deceptions. Sorry for rambling on a little. I'm a very religious person and this, in my opinion, makes the most sense.
Nice interpretation! I agree with you. Free will under the guidance of God is like iambic pentameter - you are meant to thrive within the guidelines. It's frustrating when people think that God doesn't like free will. I thought that once in some capacity, but I eventually realized it's not like that at all.
This proves MatPat's theory (Not saying MatPat's theory is fact or is better than this theory, just saying if his theory is correct, this is his proof)
But... What about the whole toy human player aspect?? You know how like master hand and crazy hand are the player playing with the fighter toys, and how master core is the dark, angsty side the kid goes through? And remember how Tabuu was like the bully trying to tell the kid to stop being him or herself? Soooooooo what exactly would Galeem and Dharkon be here?
Charlie Blanchard Galeem protects his childish side by suppressing them as he grows up. Dharkon makes sure that the only thing that is left is his childish side, abandoning the idea of growing up into an adult.
the smash direct actually confirmed the whole "toys and imagination" thing, so everything happening in the smash bros games is a metaphor as time goes on the games have gotten more abstract, and with Ultiamte there's a clear element of finality and mortality to it. Listen to the lyrics of Lifelight, it's all about facing inevitability, fragility and futility World of Light is about how things will always end eventually
This is why I like the "over-controlling corporation" as Galeem and the "toxic fanbases" as Darkhon idea... keeps the concept of Master and Crazy as being two halves of a whole, explains the multitudes of such entities, gives credence for why one of each are freed rather than destroyed (creators with conviction and reasonable fans)... Of course, that's for the METAPHYSICAL interpretation. Even to this day, I STILL don't like thinking of these characters as just toys or figures, and have attempted to make these events work as a "real" crossover ever since Brawl! The trickiest part this game though, that was explaining why spirits of fighters exist (outside of Classic mode rewards, as those obviously have no connection to World of Light).
I’d like to think Tabuu represents societal standards and how they can control your will. Whenever Tabuu was defeated there was no more standards to overcome, leaving only your choices. (I’m going on the theory that the Smash Bros Canon is all inside a growing kid’s (The Player) imagination while they’re playing with their toys) The choices are determined by what you believe to be rationally right and what the unwanted consequences are, Galeem and Dharkon. However you have free will, the toys of the fighters, will fight for their right for free will. And it all ends and the deed is done, everything is saved but gone, however you remember the times you’ve played with your toys and let them live on with their stories by being part of your memory.
I find the interactions between Galeem and Dharkon interesting. Galeem seems to be the sort of entity that simply wanted order in an otherwise chaotic Nintendo universe. So many characters, each unique in their personalities and tones, Galeem may have wanted to make a world where something as serious as metroid can coexist with the campy world of Pikmin. The world of light was neatly constructed and attempted to make the different worlds exist codependently, all while giving the spirits bodies to inhabit in order to have a purpose in this otherwise empty world. Then we have Dharkon, he seems more like an opportunist, and cowardly swooped in as Galeem was injured. I honestly would have been content with just Galeem, Dharkon just didn't have the same gravitase as Galeem, but he does strike me as a proper adversary to Galeem.
Also, it seems to be hinted that Galeem and Dharkon were replicating Master Hand and Crazy Hand over and over, in a similar way that they created puppet fighters.
The Autism theory still fits into this as Dharkon and Galeem are essentially two sides of the same coin and they are controlling the fighters and master hands. Dharkon and Galeem both serve a similar to Tabuu in the Subspace Emissary.
I think the theme of Adventure Mode or the message they were trying to convey is balance. Think about this. You have two gods. One represents light. The other represents dark. They seek to override their opposition. Dharkon wants rewrite the universe in darkness. Galeem wants to rewrite in light. Regardless everyone loses if either of them wins. The lack of balance leads to chaos. That balance is what Kirby and his allies were trying to achieve. The balance between light and dark. Order and freedom. Only then would the world know what real peace is. Everyone in the end united and triumphed in saving the world they held dear to them. Teamwork prevailed. The gods realizing the error of their ways revert into spirits themselves realizing that perhaps things are better off unified rather then opposed.
But in the direct, Sakurai said that when you dismiss a spirit, they're going back to THEIR world. As in the one they came from. So when I saw the true ending for the first time, that's what I thought was happening en masse.
I feel like the story as a whole was a message of sorts, because normally light is good, thats how its always depicted, and then the fighters all die due to the light and your whole journey is you fighting the light until you kill it, and without light darkness comes in and takes over, and you fight the darkness to bring balance. Then you fight both the light and the dark to bring full balance to everything, the game shows you can't have to much light and you can't have to much darkness, that you need to find the balance between the two for true peace
Galeem didn't have a backup plan? What about the part where he created an army of fake fighters and forced the Spirits to posses them and battle anyone they encountered? Seems like a pretty good backup plan for the one or two fighters that might have escaped.
What if Galeem and Dharkon were like ancient beings that just stayed out of things until A Master and Crazy hand defected from each faction and joined to make smash, realizing its potential to ultimately destroy him, Galeem decided to make a new world, and a new smash bros using the puppets, but clearing forgetting about the pink ball of Death
Now, I didn't see the neutral/true ending being everyone being killed, but rather all the spirits that you saved from collective bondage from the two dark and light entities returning to their respective worlds. While it is a game mechanic, recall when you dismiss a spirit to get stuff from it, you are said to be sending it back to its own world, presumably to go back into its own body and resume its own franchise/universe. At the end of the true ending, its entirely possible that you basically did a mass dismissing of spirits (or rather, the two dying gods did) and the beautiful galaxy like collection of spirits swirling away into the distance was the visual of that. Perhaps the fighters got swept up in it too, returning to their respective worlds at the end of Sakurai's Smash Bros Canon. Returning to their lives, their battles, their own stories. The next time they all come together, it will effectively be for the first time again. And you better believe it will happen again - Nintendo is not going to sit on a cash cow like Smash and NOT use it. Even if its not Sakurai at the helm. Let's just hope whoever gets that torch has even half as much passion as Sakurai did.
You're comparing a collect-a-thon, stat based RPG to a fighting/party game. One is okay with having hundreds of characters, as each character is just a different collection of statistics and numbers that are calculated against your opponent's statistics and numbers to deal damage. The other is a real-time battle game where each animation has to have a well thought out arc, number of frames, active hit boxes, ext. Design factor withstanding, programing a new Pokemon probably takes a day at the most. Programing a new Smash character can take many MONTHS to tweak up and fine tune to make sure it is good to be distributed.
Pretty sure the swirl of spirits are actually every free spirits choice to go somewhere else like possibly a new world or a way to return to there own world as some stay behind because they like the world they livw in and want to return to there physical forms.
Hasn't Sakurai basically said after literally every Smash Bros game after the original that it would be the last one? At this point, I can't even start to believe it.
Lockstin & Gnoggin: 11:33 - 11:45 Aichi Sendou: [Thinking why not both?] Aichi: I see, my struggle is over. Avatar of light and shadow, a new strength born out of compromise! Ride! Majesty Lord Blaster! Yes, it’s a Cardfight Vanguard original series reference. I just couldn’t resist it, so sorry not sorry.
Meta Theory Galeem represents the super needy fanbase, Galeem taking over the characters and setting the world exactly as he wants (playing god, adding Bandana Dee as DLC, etc.), if you beat Dharkon in the final battle. Dharkon, represents either smash haters, media, or outside parties influencing the smash series; which depicted here, ultimately leads to all of the characters dying (beating Galeem instead). This shows a balance Sakurai wants to maintain between what the fans want, and time constraints / business / effort put in / etc. If you pander to the fans, it won’t be a good game. If you only go for money and ignore the fans it won’t be a good game. A compromise between the two is the ultimate meaning of the story mode. This is just a theory, a ga-
To be fair, he was ready to stop after the first game, and Nintendo more or less threatened him into continuing. So it's unfortunately not really up to him.
I think thus will be his last Smash game as a lead developer role. If there's another future Smash on a future Nintendo console, the lead developer role will probably go to someone else (possibly recommended by Sakurai), and Sakurai himself will maybe serve as only an adviser. Similar to how Koizumi was the new lead for Mario Odyssey, with Miyamoto serving as only guidance advisor.
Here's what I think the story is. As Sakurai said, it is much simpler that Subspace so Ill take that in my idea. Galeem is the being that controls light, is the ruler of the World of light and the one that controls the Master Hands. Dharkon is the being that controls darkness, is ruler of The Dark Realm and the one that controls the Crazy Hands. Both beings are at a constant war with each other and Galeem tried to trap all the fighters in order for them to serve him as the army against Dharkon. But when Galeem was defeated, his puppet fighters switched towards Dharkon. And as for the true ending, all the spirits has returned to the real world. Sakurai said in the final direct that everything is still toys from a child and the goal for everyone in it is to go back to the real world. Also, the bright light all the spirits were going to is the same one used to send spirits back to the real world to get their cores for crafting new spirits. So yeah, I think most people are kinda overthinking it butI understand that because the final Smash direct did bore everyone in the spirits section.
I remember along time ago I had a theory about Ultra Necrozma being based on a seraphim angel but some one said it was stupid and it didn't make Since because it only had 4 wings when they both clearly have 6 wings and both are burning with light.😇The only different is Necrozma is a dragon.
Light isn't good, Darkness isn't bad. Manicheism is a lie. We need a balance of the both of them, Formation and Destruction. Chaos ! Chaos ! You can do everything ! With the Will of yours.
I still think that Galeem is definitely something that crossed over from Bayonetta. The entire series is based on biblical lore, both angelic and demonic.
*Controversial* Subspace was nothing spectacular. What made it was the interactions and cutscenes. However! Subspace is something that can easily be improved upon and developed. World of light is a lesser product by comparison. The only saving grace is it's bosses, but they're too far between god knows how many spirits. It's just a hassle. Why settle for something less. Why not improve?
Because they didn't want to use all their resources on it like in brawl. A lot of the work in this game was in the base fighting. It's honestly impressive that we even got an Adventure mode in the first place.
The main game play of subspace if modernized would have been great, the story of subspace was amazing, ROB/the ancient ministers story was so sad, the only good parts of the story of WoL was "oh there's another world, guess that means there are more epic bosses that I have to spend nearly an hour of mindless battles that feel the exact same to get to there"
Because Sakurai hates spoilers and all of SSE was leaked, it's the entire reason why Sm4sh didn't have an adventure mode so Sakurai made a comprise, failing to understand why people liked SSE in the first place.
@@mattwo7 I really just hope that wasn't Sakurai's reason for not having it in Sm4sh, it feels almost childish, like if the pokemon games removed their cutscenes because people were posting them on the internet
You know. I haven't played this game, and unfortunately I likely never will. I don't have the money to buy the system, or the games. But I enjoy watching your videos. They make me feel like I'm apart of something. Even if it's not the game's particular community, I still feel like I'm in the know. And I like that.
Theory time: Soooo what if giovanni went (after pokemon usum) to the final fantasy universe and catched sephiroth with a masterball and then tried to clone him like mew and so he made a wierd wing creature that stole the tech with witch Giovanni traveled trough dimensions and then traveled to the splatoon universe where it got hit with a lot of ink (much yellow) and then it went to marios universe and ate a super mushroom making it bigger (killing toadsworth in the process) and then went to kingdom hearts universe where it got trained by the master of masters but it eventually met a good and an evil master (no spoiler here) and thats how it got split into galeem and darkhon aaand then darkhon went his own way and trained some time with dark matter and marx for whatever reason but galeem sensed tabuh doing some crazy stuff so it went watching and when the fighters beat tabuh it went like "aaaahhhhh" and attacked them because it was bored. And thats where ultimate beginns. I do not know why I did this.
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Lockstin & Gnoggin Ok!
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Lockstin & Gnoggin Oh Yh, nice way to shut the skeleton up! XD
Lockstin & Gnoggin But he’s so lovable though! XD
Could you do a video on all of the legendary Pokémon and how they relate to each other, like how Groudon is the god of the land, but Landerous is also the god of the land?
Sorry bud I’m that kinda person who doesn’t believe in any god
Galeem and Darkon are really fighting about who the real echo fighter is.
ScorchX 23 "You're not even good enough to be my fake!"
@Cameron Akcay Missed opportunity for "I'll make you eat those worlds!"
I love this. 😆
Why does literally everyone ignore the fact that the spirits are going back to their own world? The 'release spirit' page literally sends them back that way and says you 'sent them back to their world', they aren't permanently dead and stuck as spirits in the end. That's why the cutscene is called 'restoration'.
THIS
I came here to say this. This is what shoots down lockstin's theory
I came here to say this. This is what shoots down lockstin's theory
And when you keep the spirits you free they're not forced to stay. They stick around because they want to help you (the player) defeat the light and dark and restore balance to the world.
Is that what happens when you release spirits? I legit never would’ve known
"The Smash roster is getting too big"
Says the guy with a POKÉMON youtube channel.
Chilly Jack he doesn’t try to be one, he it is just what his subscribers want
He is actually another person that makes theorys about games, but he isn’t MatPat
Lol the opposite is true for a good portion of smash youtubers who bitch about there being too many pokemon but don't even mention the anime swordsman.
*Cough,cough*
Fire Embelm
I see no diference....
@@jackwilson9468 There are still more pokemon than fire emblem characters.
Here is a possible idea for this theory.
Galeem represents what happens when there's too much order. Dharkon represents what happens when there is too much freedom. We need to keep it all perfectly balanced.
As all things should be.
True Balance !
Lets leave that to thanos
did you just turn this into a Thanos meme?
THANOS WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION
That's a pretty good explanation. Galeem representing a totalitarian state, while Dharkon is the embodiment of anarchy.
anyone else notice in the true ending that...
the colors are weaving into a spire of flame?
Distant sparks call to a past still unnamed
Bear this torch against the cold of the night
Search your soul and reawaken the undying light !!!
On that day, when the sky fell away
Our world came to an end
In our eyes did a fading sun rise
In the dark, glimmering shadows
Silence grows, in the spaces between
Stretching out beyond time
Rising up, as a chorus of souls finds a voice
Flickering through the void
These little sparks cling on to life
Everyone caught in the struggle
And then the storms of change, they fan the flames
Scattering ashes to the wind.
Every soul contains a whisper of light
Gleaming faintly as it dwindles from sight.
No escape, no greater fate to be made,
In the end, the chains of time will not break.
Colors weave into a spire flame distant sparks call to a past still unnamed bare this torch against the cold of the night light will guide you on your way to the ultimate fight
10/10 encore
My take is that the roster cannot truly ever be too big as long as there in attention and care put into each character for aesthetics and balance, the hardcore crowd will adapt and evolve a massive meta while the casual players will be amazed at all the different options they have; Ultimate should be a base to just keep adding more and more into for years to come so we won’t need a “new” Smash game.
Like Windows 10?
Problem with that is the Switch won't be relevant forever. Eventually there's gonna be a new generation of consoles and the one Nintendo makes is going to have a new smash bros. game, every generation since the N64 has had one. In a perfect world, this would be the way to do it. But even though Nintendo tends to prioritize their products over business, business is still important. Nintendo would be crazy to not make a Smash game after this.
@Donald Trump They can't do that eventually either. If a roster with 70+ characters sounds absurd, try one with 100, or 500, or 1,000. No console in the world will have enough room for that many characters. And to be honest, I hope that never happens, since you'd run into a FIFA problem. As soon as a new version of Ultimate gets ported, your version is now completely obsolete, so you'd have to keep buying the game over and over.
@@kiwikarp9509 Maybe not a modern console. But future consoles with future tech? They could probably handle more fighters...
@@MunchKING I'm saying that no console is going to have the data to keep adding fighters during it's run. It would be nice if that could happen, but it can't.
Why is nobody talking about how the Goddess of Light Palutena... was defeated by... light...
xD
@@nonoctoro4933 You make a point there..
What us this madness?!?!?!
Galeem is the Lord of Light right?
Im pretty sure Godess is higher than a Lord xD
just like how pokemon can be defeated by their own type if the enemy has high enough stats
*Ironic.*
@@nonoctoro4933 From what I've understood, characters have an imaginary body (the toys) used by the boy but the spirit inside is the original because spirits of characters can switch between their world and the imaginary world of Smash...So they are half of the originals.
@@kyurei4478 Nah, their body are the toys, the spirit is from the imagination.
...Or maybe all the Spirits were going back to their realities. Just like with the Dismiss function, only en masse.
They are
Kirby is an eldritch god who just happens to be cute and adorable.
He is the *pink demon*
The Oncoming Storm
8:41
* Looks at Corrin *
What shoes?
XD
the galeem is a pokemon joke had my DYING. great video
Arceus egg ? Lol
“It’s not Sephiroth either” it aged soo welll
I came here just for this comment 😂😂😂
shoutout to everyone rewatching it in 2021
@@rodrigocastillo2966 Shout out to anyone that is watching this in 2023
Yeah, Lockstin said "Galeem isn't Sephiroth" and Sephi heard that, then came in and just... Cut Galeem in two because why tf not!
@@Spygirl812 WOOOO! Late video watching!
If Ridley isn't too big for Smash, then the roster can never be too big either.
Smash theory Galleem + Dharkon = Galleom
So Galleom is the true bad guy...
HOLY HECC
So Gallem and Darkhon make a transforming robot baby and let him to take over the world?
Someone got 1billion IQ right here.
Melee + Brawl-kon = Ultimate.
Ultimate is the true Smash.
It's Galeem, with one "L"
Theory ded
But Galleom works for Galeem; he's one of the three Bosses in the Light World, the other being Giga Bowser and Rathalos. The Bosses in the Dark World are Marx, Ganon the Demon King, and Dracula.
"It's not Sepharoth."
Nintendo: "ItS nOt SePHaRoTh"
I thought that final scene was all the previously trapped spirits leaving the smash world and going back to their homes across the galaxy. Your interpretation is a little bit darker.
what they're doing actually resembles what happens when you release a spirit to get their core. so his second point about them all entering the real world is probably correct (the nintendo direct mentions that everyone in the smash bros universe's goal is to return to the real world)
It is
9:56 I forgot that Kirby's resume is basically "I kill gods for sport."
Also a reincarnated God as well
I bought my little sister Smash Ultimate and Let's Go Eevee for Christmas. I don't have a switch myself but I felt really happy to be able to introduce her to them.
I died when I saw that Jevil joke
ReZaHydra
*CHAOS*
did you see mettaton when talking about the many antagonists in FF?
10:21 *THE WORLD REVOLVING INTENSIFIES*
*I CAN DO ANYTHING!*
I don't get it I don't play RPGs.
3:10 i laughed so much cause i realiced that sephiroth cutting galeem is a reference to galeem's similarities to sephiroths final form
“It’s not sephiroth”
2 years later...
👀
I mean do I even need to say it
In my eyes, they look to be representatives of the dots in Taoistic Yin-Yang. Which leads me to believe those dots are eyes. Let’s do a little experiment. Picture the yin yang as a face(it doesn’t matter which side is up or down). Have that image in your head? Good, now let’s get rid of Yin(white dot and black swirls). Now you have an eye that only sees dark, because it only sees darkness it is now blind. Now let’s do the same with Yang(black dot and white swirl). Now we have an eye that only sees light, and it is also blind because of this. Time to bring those together. With each other they can see not only both light and darkness, but also they mix together. Then they start making out shapes, then colors. Together they can see everything. Understand where I’m getting at?
I see
Very good thoughts
“Square wouldn’t even allow more music from Final Fantasy”
Me - they just did
World of Light
Necrozma; *It's free Real Estate*
"It's not Sephiroth either"
That did not age well in the slightest.
3:09 that aged beautifully
3:02
Little did he realize that about 2 years later...
Sephiroth Descended into battle.
Still think Subspace Emissary is a better adventure mode
Same
Same it’s shorter, better and you can basically complete it in 1-2 days as for world of light 5-10 days depending on ur level
@@Darri_VasquezRNPI mean it took me like 2 days to blitz through world of light without getting literally every spirit, got most of the characters though. Only missing corrin and mii brawler I think
On me world of light was just kinda lazy …
Galeem and Master Hands are Nintendo and devs.
Darkron and Crazy Hands are Fans and third party companies.
With one or the other in full control, the creation is broken, satisfies mostly no one.
But when there is balance, the product is the best it will ever be.
I was under the impression that Galeem and Dharkon were both representations of the two names for the Devil: Lucifer, whose name means the shining one and was a son of the morning; and Satan, the prince of darkness. As they are two names for the same being, who is the Devil, the father of lies and deception, who seeks to destroy all that God has made and override the agency, or free will, of man. Therefore, the true ending, the good ending, only occurs when you defeat both Galeem (Lucifer) and Dharkon (Satan). As only defeating one means that you've fallen for his lies and deceptions.
Sorry for rambling on a little. I'm a very religious person and this, in my opinion, makes the most sense.
Nice interpretation! I agree with you. Free will under the guidance of God is like iambic pentameter - you are meant to thrive within the guidelines. It's frustrating when people think that God doesn't like free will. I thought that once in some capacity, but I eventually realized it's not like that at all.
David Harmon You have to ignore the fact that they fight and try to destroy each other for your theory to work.
3:10 Funny thing is Sephiroth is now in Smash... And more Final Fantasy music.
that Galeem = Sephiroth comment aged... intrestingly
I loved Subspace Emissary. World of Light should've been like that.
This proves MatPat's theory
(Not saying MatPat's theory is fact or is better than this theory, just saying if his theory is correct, this is his proof)
3:12 Hey, it it isn't Sephiroth, cause he actually just slice him up with one blow! So the theories were wrong lol
3:10
Well this aged well.
The Smash-Theory turns out to be another Pokemon-Theory.
Who would have guessed, he's still insane.
Oh how the jokes about Sephiroth being in Smash in this video have aged.
But... What about the whole toy human player aspect?? You know how like master hand and crazy hand are the player playing with the fighter toys, and how master core is the dark, angsty side the kid goes through? And remember how Tabuu was like the bully trying to tell the kid to stop being him or herself? Soooooooo what exactly would Galeem and Dharkon be here?
Idon'tknow
Mom and dad getting a divorce fighting over custody
Charlie Blanchard
Galeem protects his childish side by suppressing them as he grows up. Dharkon makes sure that the only thing that is left is his childish side, abandoning the idea of growing up into an adult.
the smash direct actually confirmed the whole "toys and imagination" thing, so everything happening in the smash bros games is a metaphor
as time goes on the games have gotten more abstract, and with Ultiamte there's a clear element of finality and mortality to it. Listen to the lyrics of Lifelight, it's all about facing inevitability, fragility and futility
World of Light is about how things will always end eventually
This is why I like the "over-controlling corporation" as Galeem and the "toxic fanbases" as Darkhon idea... keeps the concept of Master and Crazy as being two halves of a whole, explains the multitudes of such entities, gives credence for why one of each are freed rather than destroyed (creators with conviction and reasonable fans)...
Of course, that's for the METAPHYSICAL interpretation. Even to this day, I STILL don't like thinking of these characters as just toys or figures, and have attempted to make these events work as a "real" crossover ever since Brawl! The trickiest part this game though, that was explaining why spirits of fighters exist (outside of Classic mode rewards, as those obviously have no connection to World of Light).
3:08 the irony of that line when viewed nowadays.
And they show sephiroth slicing galeem in half
Then sephiroth came out of nowhere and makes itself a villian
I’d like to think Tabuu represents societal standards and how they can control your will. Whenever Tabuu was defeated there was no more standards to overcome, leaving only your choices. (I’m going on the theory that the Smash Bros Canon is all inside a growing kid’s (The Player) imagination while they’re playing with their toys) The choices are determined by what you believe to be rationally right and what the unwanted consequences are, Galeem and Dharkon. However you have free will, the toys of the fighters, will fight for their right for free will. And it all ends and the deed is done, everything is saved but gone, however you remember the times you’ve played with your toys and let them live on with their stories by being part of your memory.
3:10
2 years later
SEPHIROTH IS HERE!!
I find the interactions between Galeem and Dharkon interesting. Galeem seems to be the sort of entity that simply wanted order in an otherwise chaotic Nintendo universe. So many characters, each unique in their personalities and tones, Galeem may have wanted to make a world where something as serious as metroid can coexist with the campy world of Pikmin. The world of light was neatly constructed and attempted to make the different worlds exist codependently, all while giving the spirits bodies to inhabit in order to have a purpose in this otherwise empty world. Then we have Dharkon, he seems more like an opportunist, and cowardly swooped in as Galeem was injured. I honestly would have been content with just Galeem, Dharkon just didn't have the same gravitase as Galeem, but he does strike me as a proper adversary to Galeem.
Galeem is a Tyrant, Dharkon is an anarchist.
-Galeem is Capitalism, Dharkon is communism, which one is good ? The answer is none-
So watching this now and seeing you mentioning sephiroth is just a crazy theory...well look who's now in smash.
Also, it seems to be hinted that Galeem and Dharkon were replicating Master Hand and Crazy Hand over and over, in a similar way that they created puppet fighters.
I don't mind you coming out with your videos later than everyone else, as long as they're superior to everyone else's. You always deliver.
I’m kinda happy that Spirits and Galeem are in
They bring back the one thing we missed imagination
"Square wouldn't allow more music in this anyway."
Well this aged like milk
I'm I the only person who realizes that cliff is also in smash 4 new fighters joining the smash roster
The Autism theory still fits into this as Dharkon and Galeem are essentially two sides of the same coin and they are controlling the fighters and master hands. Dharkon and Galeem both serve a similar to Tabuu in the Subspace Emissary.
Meanwhile there's Dharkon just sitting in a corner being ignored by Lockstin.
World of Night when Sakurai
Takes a break
I see you in the comment section of every video I watch.
Just defeat Galeem the 1st time.
There you go.
I think the theme of Adventure Mode or the message they were trying to convey is balance. Think about this. You have two gods. One represents light. The other represents dark. They seek to override their opposition. Dharkon wants rewrite the universe in darkness. Galeem wants to rewrite in light. Regardless everyone loses if either of them wins. The lack of balance leads to chaos. That balance is what Kirby and his allies were trying to achieve. The balance between light and dark. Order and freedom. Only then would the world know what real peace is. Everyone in the end united and triumphed in saving the world they held dear to them. Teamwork prevailed. The gods realizing the error of their ways revert into spirits themselves realizing that perhaps things are better off unified rather then opposed.
But in the direct, Sakurai said that when you dismiss a spirit, they're going back to THEIR world. As in the one they came from. So when I saw the true ending for the first time, that's what I thought was happening en masse.
Looking at this to this day, that guy is right. Sephiroth got in and we're getting more final fantasy music
"IT'S NOT SEPHIROTH EITHER!!!"
That aged well.
I feel like the story as a whole was a message of sorts, because normally light is good, thats how its always depicted, and then the fighters all die due to the light and your whole journey is you fighting the light until you kill it, and without light darkness comes in and takes over, and you fight the darkness to bring balance. Then you fight both the light and the dark to bring full balance to everything, the game shows you can't have to much light and you can't have to much darkness, that you need to find the balance between the two for true peace
Galeem didn't have a backup plan? What about the part where he created an army of fake fighters and forced the Spirits to posses them and battle anyone they encountered? Seems like a pretty good backup plan for the one or two fighters that might have escaped.
What if Galeem and Dharkon were like ancient beings that just stayed out of things until A Master and Crazy hand defected from each faction and joined to make smash, realizing its potential to ultimately destroy him, Galeem decided to make a new world, and a new smash bros using the puppets, but clearing forgetting about the pink ball of Death
15:08 COULD be his last Smash. That's not a guarantee.
Can confirm, not Sephiroth.
That being said Sephiroth is canonical the strongest character currently.
The roster can never get too big
Matpat:Daniel
Lockstin:The cooler daniel
Now, I didn't see the neutral/true ending being everyone being killed, but rather all the spirits that you saved from collective bondage from the two dark and light entities returning to their respective worlds. While it is a game mechanic, recall when you dismiss a spirit to get stuff from it, you are said to be sending it back to its own world, presumably to go back into its own body and resume its own franchise/universe. At the end of the true ending, its entirely possible that you basically did a mass dismissing of spirits (or rather, the two dying gods did) and the beautiful galaxy like collection of spirits swirling away into the distance was the visual of that. Perhaps the fighters got swept up in it too, returning to their respective worlds at the end of Sakurai's Smash Bros Canon. Returning to their lives, their battles, their own stories. The next time they all come together, it will effectively be for the first time again. And you better believe it will happen again - Nintendo is not going to sit on a cash cow like Smash and NOT use it. Even if its not Sakurai at the helm. Let's just hope whoever gets that torch has even half as much passion as Sakurai did.
Plot twist gallem is Steve from Minecraft
I want this to be real
Galeem is sams from earthbound
Nice theory...
*KONO DIO DA!*
You allow suicide to exist
But then who is Steve Smash Bros? OHHHHH!!
The meaning is Light and Darkness:"You cant have one without the other, love and the marriage love and the marriage"
Dude there are almost 1000 pokemon and you're gonna tell me the smash roster is too big at under 100?
You're comparing a collect-a-thon, stat based RPG to a fighting/party game.
One is okay with having hundreds of characters, as each character is just a different collection of statistics and numbers that are calculated against your opponent's statistics and numbers to deal damage.
The other is a real-time battle game where each animation has to have a well thought out arc, number of frames, active hit boxes, ext.
Design factor withstanding, programing a new Pokemon probably takes a day at the most. Programing a new Smash character can take many MONTHS to tweak up and fine tune to make sure it is good to be distributed.
Pretty sure the swirl of spirits are actually every free spirits choice to go somewhere else like possibly a new world or a way to return to there own world as some stay behind because they like the world they livw in and want to return to there physical forms.
Hasn't Sakurai basically said after literally every Smash Bros game after the original that it would be the last one? At this point, I can't even start to believe it.
Lockstin & Gnoggin: 11:33 - 11:45
Aichi Sendou: [Thinking why not both?]
Aichi: I see, my struggle is over. Avatar of light and shadow, a new strength born out of compromise! Ride! Majesty Lord Blaster!
Yes, it’s a Cardfight Vanguard original series reference. I just couldn’t resist it, so sorry not sorry.
Remember when these guys made a video on Smash Ultimate being a port when it first got announced? Yeah, me neither.
Meta Theory
Galeem represents the super needy fanbase, Galeem taking over the characters and setting the world exactly as he wants (playing god, adding Bandana Dee as DLC, etc.), if you beat Dharkon in the final battle. Dharkon, represents either smash haters, media, or outside parties influencing the smash series; which depicted here, ultimately leads to all of the characters dying (beating Galeem instead).
This shows a balance Sakurai wants to maintain between what the fans want, and time constraints / business / effort put in / etc.
If you pander to the fans, it won’t be a good game.
If you only go for money and ignore the fans it won’t be a good game.
A compromise between the two is the ultimate meaning of the story mode.
This is just a theory, a ga-
Sakura has been saying this may be his last Smash, for the last 3 games. I'll believe it when it happens.
To be fair, he was ready to stop after the first game, and Nintendo more or less threatened him into continuing. So it's unfortunately not really up to him.
I think thus will be his last Smash game as a lead developer role. If there's another future Smash on a future Nintendo console, the lead developer role will probably go to someone else (possibly recommended by Sakurai), and Sakurai himself will maybe serve as only an adviser. Similar to how Koizumi was the new lead for Mario Odyssey, with Miyamoto serving as only guidance advisor.
Here's what I think the story is. As Sakurai said, it is much simpler that Subspace so Ill take that in my idea.
Galeem is the being that controls light, is the ruler of the World of light and the one that controls the Master Hands. Dharkon is the being that controls darkness, is ruler of The Dark Realm and the one that controls the Crazy Hands. Both beings are at a constant war with each other and Galeem tried to trap all the fighters in order for them to serve him as the army against Dharkon. But when Galeem was defeated, his puppet fighters switched towards Dharkon.
And as for the true ending, all the spirits has returned to the real world. Sakurai said in the final direct that everything is still toys from a child and the goal for everyone in it is to go back to the real world. Also, the bright light all the spirits were going to is the same one used to send spirits back to the real world to get their cores for crafting new spirits. So yeah, I think most people are kinda overthinking it butI understand that because the final Smash direct did bore everyone in the spirits section.
I remember along time ago I had a theory about Ultra Necrozma being based on a seraphim angel but some one said it was stupid and it didn't make Since because it only had 4 wings when they both clearly have 6 wings and both are burning with light.😇The only different is Necrozma is a dragon.
Seraphim are dragons too. So you were somewhat right
New Escape from eternal struggle: Sephiroth
Light isn't good, Darkness isn't bad.
Manicheism is a lie.
We need a balance of the both of them, Formation and Destruction.
Chaos !
Chaos !
You can do everything !
With the Will of yours.
I still think that Galeem is definitely something that crossed over from Bayonetta. The entire series is based on biblical lore, both angelic and demonic.
Once I get a Nintendo Switch, I need Smash Ultimate and Pokemon Let's Go on it.
Now Tetsuya Nomura takes the helm & Smash crosses over with Kingsom Hearts. Thank you, Sephiroth
3:08 this aged well lol
OMG, the reference of Peanuts when talking to adults!!! OMG!!!! Love it!!!
Little did Lockstin know that Sephiroth did join in,and he killed Galeem in one swing. XDDDDDDDDD
I like how Galeem is a pun for gleam but no one notices that Dharkhon doesn't just mean Dark but instead it is a pun for darken
That first idea for who Galeem is was what I thought
Lockstin: Galeem was easy.
me: *struggles to beat the FIRST GALEEM FIGHT*
Subspace was better fight me
Okay we’ll “SETTLE IT IN SMASH!!”.
It would be no contest
Questionable Logic it was
World of Light has better gameplay but needs more cutscenes and brawl had good cutscenes but the gameplay was not great. Change my mind?
I liked it, but I like WOL more.
Well, if they JUST beat Tabuu before Galeem shows up, where did the Inklings and the Smash 4 characters come from?
*Controversial*
Subspace was nothing spectacular. What made it was the interactions and cutscenes. However! Subspace is something that can easily be improved upon and developed. World of light is a lesser product by comparison. The only saving grace is it's bosses, but they're too far between god knows how many spirits. It's just a hassle.
Why settle for something less. Why not improve?
Because they didn't want to use all their resources on it like in brawl. A lot of the work in this game was in the base fighting. It's honestly impressive that we even got an Adventure mode in the first place.
The main game play of subspace if modernized would have been great, the story of subspace was amazing, ROB/the ancient ministers story was so sad, the only good parts of the story of WoL was "oh there's another world, guess that means there are more epic bosses that I have to spend nearly an hour of mindless battles that feel the exact same to get to there"
Because Sakurai hates spoilers and all of SSE was leaked, it's the entire reason why Sm4sh didn't have an adventure mode so Sakurai made a comprise, failing to understand why people liked SSE in the first place.
@@mattwo7 I really just hope that wasn't Sakurai's reason for not having it in Sm4sh, it feels almost childish, like if the pokemon games removed their cutscenes because people were posting them on the internet
@@aetriandimitri190 Pretty sure that was the official reason...
It literally took me reading Dharkon's name to realize that Galeem was also a pun.
3:17
Aged about as well as milk.
"As long as you don't do what I have, I'll keep you alive."
I bought Luicina,Corrin,Bayonetta,Inking,and Palutena .
Paultina = Pauline+Giratina
I can't think of all the amiibo I bought off the top of my head.
Only one I have is Daisy’s first release. I’ll get her Smash one too 😍
When you defeat galeem, you see a master hand turning around and is like “Ay bruh a are you alright?”
You know. I haven't played this game, and unfortunately I likely never will. I don't have the money to buy the system, or the games. But I enjoy watching your videos. They make me feel like I'm apart of something. Even if it's not the game's particular community, I still feel like I'm in the know.
And I like that.
I LOVE the punctuation art in the description! Good job Lockstin.
Theory time:
Soooo what if giovanni went (after pokemon usum) to the final fantasy universe and catched sephiroth with a masterball and then tried to clone him like mew and so he made a wierd wing creature that stole the tech with witch Giovanni traveled trough dimensions and then traveled to the splatoon universe where it got hit with a lot of ink (much yellow) and then it went to marios universe and ate a super mushroom making it bigger (killing toadsworth in the process) and then went to kingdom hearts universe where it got trained by the master of masters but it eventually met a good and an evil master (no spoiler here) and thats how it got split into galeem and darkhon aaand then darkhon went his own way and trained some time with dark matter and marx for whatever reason but galeem sensed tabuh doing some crazy stuff so it went watching and when the fighters beat tabuh it went like "aaaahhhhh" and attacked them because it was bored. And thats where ultimate beginns.
I do not know why I did this.
@6:32-.-“A JRPG is not a JRPG unless a group of teenagers uses the power of friendship to defeat God” -Yatzy of zero punctuation.