Nameless King can absorb the power of ancient dragons he just chooses not to. All he needs is slaying a single ancient dragon and the snowball effect will get him to top.
Seath the Scaleless Unless the gods of Elden Ring somehow find and break the Primordial Crystal, Seath can basically shrug off any attack. (Players only really got a chance to break it due to gameplay reasons to progress the story. The gods of Elden Ring wouldn't have such a luxury.)
Morgott, Maliketh and Godfrey may be the only ones mentally strong enough to endure the world of Dark Souls but if Elden Ring characters go head to head I don't think Dark Souls has a chance.
You just forgetting that in the world of dark souls there are literally gods like manus who can corrupt anything and can create an abyss creature out of it The only one that was capable of stopping manus was a chosen undead that had enough power to link the fire That very fire was the most powerful flame there was because from it , all concept and its disparities were born That power had to be enough so life exist for thousands of years before it starts to fade again I don't think a lot of new people really understand what the first flame is and how powerful it is
Nice video! Just a small nitpick id like to point out though. During the conquest of the lands between, all 16 crucible knights accompanied Godfrey in his crusade. We’ve seen that battles in elden ring contain thousands and thousands of soldiers. Yet every single crucible knight appears to emerge unscathed. So honestly I don’t think their small numbers are a hindrance so much as a testament to their how impressive they rlly are.
Chaos in Elden Ring: Angry old dude trying to burn down a tree. Chaos in Dark Souls: An eternal flame born from a disaster that destroyed an entire kingdom in an instant now gives birth to endless demons with the sole goal of corrupting and destroying the world.
More like chaos in Elden ring: The concept of getting rid of everything that divides and returning to the state of the cosmos before individuality was a thing.
Chaos in Dark Souls: flame that disfigured it's creators and spawned demonkind, before fading away by the time of DS3, leaving it's subjects clinging to life (literally turning into barely living ash). Chaos in Elden Ring: Primal force of despair, summoned by the most misfortunate and downtrodden souls in the lands between in an effort to ease their pain by burning away all of existence until nothing remains
Similar to how the gods of Elden Ring fear Maliketh, gods in Dark Souls fear Priscilla so much that they trap her in a painting to keep themselves safe.
they feared her because she had her lifehunt ability (which originally was meant to be frost, that for light which is movement frost was like a full stop, total inertia which would equal death, but was then changed to bleed so the choice of a scythe still had some meaning, bleed still was a thing of humans with big effects on big powerfull bosses and was the result of the Dark, and her lifehunt ability in DS3 is technically a retcon yet a fitting one), so if we count Priscilla's Lifehunt Scythe (ability and weapon, frost and bleed) is not different from a frost-infused gravescythe in ER, like ER you can easily wield those powers with even greater effect than in DS, andw the fact there are many weapons/talismans/AoW that you can use to regain health (Godskin cuddling cloth or Prayerful strike as few examples)
I think you missed a huge detail. The Greater Will created the world, and then everyone else moved in. Gwyn, Nito, Seathe, The Furtive Pygmy, and The Witch of Izalith inherited a dead rock from the Everlasting Dragons, and then built EVERYTHING on it. There were no oceans, no forests, no animals. Just stone, colourless fog, and Archtrees (which Ash Lake may imply that the Gwyn and company built the world on top of the surviving Archtrees). You say them earning their title of gods makes them lesser to naturally born gods, but I think it is very much the opposite. Heck, the power of the Dark Soul or Light Soul warps time and space, folding everything in, when it comes time the link the First Flame. And on the Ancient Dragons of Elden Ring, while they are resistant and wield lightning, they still have those stone scales. Which Gywn's lightning was designed to break.
Seath would notably be quite a powerhouse with his curses, spell mastery, monstrous creations, immortality and instant regeneration. Due to the nature of the Primordial Crystal, I don't even think Destined Death would affect him unless it was broken first. People like to joke about how easy it is to beat Seath by simply breaking the crystal, but always seem to forget that we only got the opportunity to do so after being "invited" into his sanctum.
Elden Ring: My gods and warriors are more powerful than yours! Dark Souls: Not true, my gods and warriors are more powerful! Meanwhile: Demon Souls: The Soul Art given to us by god is strong enough to kill the ancient Demons Sekiro: Warriors? I'll show you how Masters of the Sword looks like! Bloodborne: Blood... The gods... Hunting... The hunters... None of you are mad enough to see the truth... of the real gods...
i mean, in ER the outer gods are like... the First Flame/Abyss in DS, they are like inherent and incomprehensible forces of nature rather than living entities, while Bloodborne's great ones are essentially ascended humans/beasts... You could easily compare beings like Moon Presence or Amygdalas to Manus/Four kings from DS1..
Dark Souls stands a huge chance if every character is in their prime, we happen to fight a bunch of weaker people who used to be powerful, for example High Lord Wolnir. In Elden Ring most of the characters are in their prime. If we counted every character ever in each universe, I think the ancient dragons (who are the size of mountains) could take on half the cast or maybe they will just get fly swatted by those giant skeletons near fire giant lol.
@@insert_apathetic nothing in dark souls stands a chance other than the 4 lord, the abyss, Gael, nameless king and maybe Aldrich and Yhorm. Everlasting dragons would get bodied by ER ancient dragons.
@@iamMildlyUpsetWithMostOfYouTub if some little guy with a flask and a sword can kill all of them I’m sure there are more people than you are accounting for in both worlds. But yeah the Elden Ring dragons are a lot stronger. Edit: I think adding to the ones you mentioned, Nito, Gael, Furtive Pygmy, Soul of Cinder, Vendrick, Ivory King, and most others who have linked the fire. In Elden Ring you have the dragons, all the gods and Demi gods, and the giants. So I think it’s honestly pretty even and there is a universe where both win
@@iamMildlyUpsetWithMostOfYouTub Everlasting Dragons are weak to lightning but not all of them. Also Ds dragons come in all shapes and powers, there are many toxic dragons who can obliterate Er dragons.
@@SpringPrincess- all of the everlasting dragons were weak to lightning there’s nothing to suggest otherwise. Even the descendants are weak to it like kalameet and the gaping dragon. Yea sihn was toxic but have you seen the modern ER dragons? Those guys adapt to literally everything, Frost, Death, Magic, Scarlet rot aka toxic but way worse.
Lordran is getting jumped. Dranglaic is a lot more intetesting imo cause of all the wild bs Aldia created and the fact Vendrick'a military is a lot more quantfied and is clearly better than lordran.
@@iamMildlyUpsetWithMostOfYouTub The First Flame consists of the dualities of the world-heat and cold, life and death, and light and dark. It's been proven many times that light and dark, for instance, are related to the property of spacetime: 1. The repair powder, which uses the power of light to rewind time instead of actually fixing it. 2. Time and space become a mess at the end of the Age of Fire; the Ringed City consists of the remnants of every age and every place. 3. The Archdragons were immortal not only because of their scales but because they don't have the concept of time (the world was gray and there was no existence of concepts and dualities; time only starts after the Age of Fire). 4. The First Flame was also the reason why the world splits into many worlds (multiverse). The Lords of Cinder are the embodiment of the First Flame (in other words, the universe), just like Nito, who exists as the incarnation of the order of death (same goes to the Witch of Izalith and the rest). The Lords of Cinder and the 4 Lords are extremely powerful on their own.
oh yes baby, im here for this kind of analitics, and infally fukin YES someone adressed the diference between being godly powerful like radahn but meeting in combat with a skilled warrior like godfrey. I only have watched another video similar to this and it was only about elden ring characters, their powel level was based on their achievements, but was not considered who would win in a 1v1, so i fukin loved this video. GREAT JOB!!!
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Who's your favorite in the clash of gods? Which Dark Souls characters can challenge the gods of Elden Ring and come out alive?
Nameless King can absorb the power of ancient dragons he just chooses not to. All he needs is slaying a single ancient dragon and the snowball effect will get him to top.
Seath the Scaleless
Unless the gods of Elden Ring somehow find and break the Primordial Crystal, Seath can basically shrug off any attack.
(Players only really got a chance to break it due to gameplay reasons to progress the story. The gods of Elden Ring wouldn't have such a luxury.)
Gwyn shitting bricks when the dragons start catching the lightning bolts mid air and Placidusax has 80% lighting and fire resistance
Any undead when the golden orden army uses Sacred Blade (200% damage against undead)
Vendrick is so absurdly powerful. Only reason he ends up as a hollow is bc he figured the truth behind life and decided to sit down and give up.
Sounds like a skill issue to me
Elden ring is a source of infinite energy.
First flame runs out of energy.
Enough said.
Morgott, Maliketh and Godfrey may be the only ones mentally strong enough to endure the world of Dark Souls but if Elden Ring characters go head to head I don't think Dark Souls has a chance.
I’d add Malenia and and Messmer to that list as well
Add Dark souls 3 and souls have andventage
You just forgetting that in the world of dark souls there are literally gods like manus who can corrupt anything and can create an abyss creature out of it
The only one that was capable of stopping manus was a chosen undead that had enough power to link the fire
That very fire was the most powerful flame there was because from it , all concept and its disparities were born
That power had to be enough so life exist for thousands of years before it starts to fade again
I don't think a lot of new people really understand what the first flame is and how powerful it is
Not even Radagon?
Nice video! Just a small nitpick id like to point out though. During the conquest of the lands between, all 16 crucible knights accompanied Godfrey in his crusade. We’ve seen that battles in elden ring contain thousands and thousands of soldiers. Yet every single crucible knight appears to emerge unscathed. So honestly I don’t think their small numbers are a hindrance so much as a testament to their how impressive they rlly are.
There are a couple that died I think, that's why they're called by the spiritcaller snail in Liurnia
I just love how tiny skeletons grafted to Nito wiggle when he moves.
Chaos in Elden Ring: Angry old dude trying to burn down a tree.
Chaos in Dark Souls: An eternal flame born from a disaster that destroyed an entire kingdom in an instant now gives birth to endless demons with the sole goal of corrupting and destroying the world.
More like Chaos in Elden Ring: Before
Chaos in Dark Souls: After
More like chaos in Elden ring: The concept of getting rid of everything that divides and returning to the state of the cosmos before individuality was a thing.
Frenzied flame in Elden ring is more like a formless deity trying to erase existence and unlike Chaos flame, it won’t go away and weaken over time.
Chaos is Elden Ring: can literally end the entire world and kill everything, including spirits
Chaos in Dark Souls: flame that disfigured it's creators and spawned demonkind, before fading away by the time of DS3, leaving it's subjects clinging to life (literally turning into barely living ash).
Chaos in Elden Ring: Primal force of despair, summoned by the most misfortunate and downtrodden souls in the lands between in an effort to ease their pain by burning away all of existence until nothing remains
2:42 Feet jumpscare
Just the way Miyazaki intended
@@AshenOne03 Miyazaki's vision, indeed
Gwyn because he has Havel and Tarkus, good luck Lands Between. (Havel would be Bayle’s biggest nightmare)
Similar to how the gods of Elden Ring fear Maliketh, gods in Dark Souls fear Priscilla so much that they trap her in a painting to keep themselves safe.
they feared her because she had her lifehunt ability (which originally was meant to be frost, that for light which is movement frost was like a full stop, total inertia which would equal death, but was then changed to bleed so the choice of a scythe still had some meaning, bleed still was a thing of humans with big effects on big powerfull bosses and was the result of the Dark, and her lifehunt ability in DS3 is technically a retcon yet a fitting one), so if we count Priscilla's Lifehunt Scythe (ability and weapon, frost and bleed) is not different from a frost-infused gravescythe in ER, like ER you can easily wield those powers with even greater effect than in DS, andw the fact there are many weapons/talismans/AoW that you can use to regain health (Godskin cuddling cloth or Prayerful strike as few examples)
I think you missed a huge detail. The Greater Will created the world, and then everyone else moved in. Gwyn, Nito, Seathe, The Furtive Pygmy, and The Witch of Izalith inherited a dead rock from the Everlasting Dragons, and then built EVERYTHING on it. There were no oceans, no forests, no animals. Just stone, colourless fog, and Archtrees (which Ash Lake may imply that the Gwyn and company built the world on top of the surviving Archtrees). You say them earning their title of gods makes them lesser to naturally born gods, but I think it is very much the opposite. Heck, the power of the Dark Soul or Light Soul warps time and space, folding everything in, when it comes time the link the First Flame.
And on the Ancient Dragons of Elden Ring, while they are resistant and wield lightning, they still have those stone scales. Which Gywn's lightning was designed to break.
Seath would notably be quite a powerhouse with his curses, spell mastery, monstrous creations, immortality and instant regeneration. Due to the nature of the Primordial Crystal, I don't even think Destined Death would affect him unless it was broken first.
People like to joke about how easy it is to beat Seath by simply breaking the crystal, but always seem to forget that we only got the opportunity to do so after being "invited" into his sanctum.
Elden Ring: My gods and warriors are more powerful than yours!
Dark Souls: Not true, my gods and warriors are more powerful!
Meanwhile:
Demon Souls: The Soul Art given to us by god is strong enough to kill the ancient Demons
Sekiro: Warriors? I'll show you how Masters of the Sword looks like!
Bloodborne: Blood... The gods... Hunting... The hunters... None of you are mad enough to see the truth... of the real gods...
Bloodborne gods are fodder Dark souls is higher
i mean, in ER the outer gods are like... the First Flame/Abyss in DS, they are like inherent and incomprehensible forces of nature rather than living entities, while Bloodborne's great ones are essentially ascended humans/beasts...
You could easily compare beings like Moon Presence or Amygdalas to Manus/Four kings from DS1..
Okay but which legend would win between world? Giant Dad or LMSH?
Giant Dad is an idea, an embodiment of peak chosen undead form.
Lmsh is a skilled player.
I'll bet my money on Giant Dad.
Radhan, Maliketh, Morgott all these can lone challenge the Dark souls universe and would win.
Keep stroking I think Elden Ring is about to bust
Dark Souls stands a huge chance if every character is in their prime, we happen to fight a bunch of weaker people who used to be powerful, for example High Lord Wolnir. In Elden Ring most of the characters are in their prime. If we counted every character ever in each universe, I think the ancient dragons (who are the size of mountains) could take on half the cast or maybe they will just get fly swatted by those giant skeletons near fire giant lol.
@@insert_apathetic nothing in dark souls stands a chance other than the 4 lord, the abyss, Gael, nameless king and maybe Aldrich and Yhorm. Everlasting dragons would get bodied by ER ancient dragons.
@@iamMildlyUpsetWithMostOfYouTub if some little guy with a flask and a sword can kill all of them I’m sure there are more people than you are accounting for in both worlds. But yeah the Elden Ring dragons are a lot stronger.
Edit: I think adding to the ones you mentioned, Nito, Gael, Furtive Pygmy, Soul of Cinder, Vendrick, Ivory King, and most others who have linked the fire. In Elden Ring you have the dragons, all the gods and Demi gods, and the giants. So I think it’s honestly pretty even and there is a universe where both win
@@iamMildlyUpsetWithMostOfYouTub Everlasting Dragons are weak to lightning but not all of them. Also Ds dragons come in all shapes and powers, there are many toxic dragons who can obliterate Er dragons.
@@SpringPrincess- all of the everlasting dragons were weak to lightning there’s nothing to suggest otherwise. Even the descendants are weak to it like kalameet and the gaping dragon. Yea sihn was toxic but have you seen the modern ER dragons? Those guys adapt to literally everything, Frost, Death, Magic, Scarlet rot aka toxic but way worse.
3 dark souls protagonist or 1 tarnished?
Lordran is getting jumped. Dranglaic is a lot more intetesting imo cause of all the wild bs Aldia created and the fact Vendrick'a military is a lot more quantfied and is clearly better than lordran.
I really don't think people understand how powerful the first age of fire is
@@leonardocarrion1996 I’d like to know what made the age of fire so powerful.
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The First Flame consists of the dualities of the world-heat and cold, life and death, and light and dark. It's been proven many times that light and dark, for instance, are related to the property of spacetime:
1. The repair powder, which uses the power of light to rewind time instead of actually fixing it.
2. Time and space become a mess at the end of the Age of Fire; the Ringed City consists of the remnants of every age and every place.
3. The Archdragons were immortal not only because of their scales but because they don't have the concept of time (the world was gray and there was no existence of concepts and dualities; time only starts after the Age of Fire).
4. The First Flame was also the reason why the world splits into many worlds (multiverse).
The Lords of Cinder are the embodiment of the First Flame (in other words, the universe), just like Nito, who exists as the incarnation of the order of death (same goes to the Witch of Izalith and the rest).
The Lords of Cinder and the 4 Lords are extremely powerful on their own.
oh yes baby, im here for this kind of analitics, and infally fukin YES someone adressed the diference between being godly powerful like radahn but meeting in combat with a skilled warrior like godfrey. I only have watched another video similar to this and it was only about elden ring characters, their powel level was based on their achievements, but was not considered who would win in a 1v1, so i fukin loved this video. GREAT JOB!!!
nito is an elder god compared to malenia lmao he stomps