I think out of all the twists in undertale...I think there is one twist that seems to go under appreciated. Simply known as ‘....Y O U ‘ D B E D E A D W H E R E Y O U S T A N D’
THAT SHIT CAUGHT ME SO OFF GUARD I HAD TO WALK AWAY FROM MY COMPUTER TO PROCESS. Sans became such an amazing character to me afterward, he’s clearly a trickster type god who consistently holds himself back unless he REALLY has to unleash hell.
Ok ok ok, the plot twist in splatoon 2 Octo expansion that the telephone was trying to blend you really got me, especially when I learned the lore behind it, that all the Green ink that you’re covering up are THE DEAD REMAINS OF OTHER TEST SUBJECTS. IM NOT JOKING HERE
I personally like the huge plot twist in Doki Doki Literature Club. The one which reveals that Monika is self aware within the game and has been messing with the files in the DDLC directory! All of a sudden, the cutesy dating sim visual novel you thought you were playing has become a horror game with intentional glitches. But, you'd have to play the game 3 times to get the real ending.
I love that plot twist too! You think that its a anime dating game when suddenly, *POOF* (spoilers) Sayori has hung herself, Act 2 apears, Natsuki snaps -literally-, and Yuri stabbed herself! Then, *POOF* MONIKA WHAT THE HECK!?! DONT TRAP YOUR CRUSH IN SPACE TO MAKE HIM LIKE YOU!!!
TheBrodsterBoy If you looked at the steam tags. Or if you mean since it was aggressively spoiled, then the people who played it first would at least be safe
I really love Danganronpa 2's twist of the entire cast being the remnants of despair just because this group of friends you've grown to love and respect were ultimately the group that help throw the world into dismay in the name of Junko.
Too be fair, as revealed in the anime, they didn't do do willingly, essentially being brainwashed into committing mass genocide alongside their teacher who also went crazy. As for Izuru, it's a bit more debatable because it's been stated that he does what he does and acts like he does, it's because he's bored. Much like saitama, he now has all the power in the world, and nothing to challenge him with.
Personally speaking, my favorite plot twist in video games is the one revealed in the true ending of The Witch’s House. If you haven’t played it, I HIGHLY recommend it. Simply put, the character you’ve been playing as, Viola, isn’t actually Viola, but instead Ellen (the witch) in Viola’s body. It’s also made apparent that Viola was attacking you to get her body back, and that Ellen is a horrid person, so when you realize you’ve been helping someone like Ellen the entire game, you feel disgusted for helping her, and sympathize with Viola.
*SPOILERS FROM SUPER DANGANRONPA 2* Still, the twist about Hajime being Izuru struck me like a truck SO HARD I actually ran to my backyard to scream french curse words because I just couldn't believe it '^^
L . A . G Me to but the cursing was in Spanish for me. And honestly even if it was unbelievable it still cemented Hinata as my favorite character in the series.
@@PigBoy99 I am not sure if I can give a good explanation, but basically, in the last chapter of the game, we learn about Izuru Kamukura, who was basically THE Ultimate; he had every talent. He was an experiment created from Hope's Peak Academy and was even named after it's founder, however, he'd eventually kill all of the council members from the academy (or at least, that is what Junko leads everyone to believe) and would kick start the biggest, most awful, most tragic event in human history. He is also why Junko would resurface in DR2. The twist is that our mc Hajime Hinata, who in the beginning of the game was the only one who couldn't remember his talent, was Izuru. He couldn't remember because he originally didn't have one. But because the guys that wanted to create someone with every talent needed someone who was wholly lacking in any talents at all, and because Hajime admired Hope's Peak so much, they used him in their experiment. Which, by the way, included directly messing with the brain and ridding him of his memories and personality that they believed interfered with acquiring talent. So yeah... that's that. Assuming you didn't just look it up already
Spoilers for Pokemon Super mystery dungeon: When your partner turns out to be mew. My partner was chikoria and now that's my favorite Pokemon because of that game. Heck, the credits of the game were your character crying under the tree where you two first met. Also when nuzleaf turns out to be evil.
My favorite plot twist is either the whole timeline screwery in Skyward Sword (demise being the original king of evil and forcing this nonsensical timeline on the universe) or the end of the Splatoon 2 Octo Expansion (I think it’s too recent to spoil here, but if you want to see... The fact that mr telephone boi is actually an AI built by humans in the distant past and the “thangs” actually being parts of a blender that he/she/it plans to use to “ascend you to a higher form” meaning mr evil AI wants to murder an innocent octopus waifu
This is literally like a year late, but it's the first time I've seen this video, so here you go. Spoilers(?) for Pokemon Sun/Moon / Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon Mohn is Gladion and Lillie's father. And the husband Lusamine lost her mind over. If you're unaware, Mohn is the guy who runs the PokePelago. It's easy to put together - I mean, look at his hair. But if you didn't notice it at first, in the sequel to Sun/Moon (which isn't really a sequel so much as an alternate storyline?) after you beat Gladion at the Pokemon League defending your title (the second or third battle, I think) and go to the Aether Foundation, Mohn appears. Lusamine sees him and they talk. Mohn has NO MEMORY of her. It's kinda painful, actually. After he leaves, Gladion asks her if that's really how she wants to leave things. It's a little heartbreaking, considering the lengths she went to in the first game to get Mohn back. But the best part is that they don't flat-out tell you that Mohn is the missing father/husband. It's easy to _see_, but if you're like me and didn't notice it, it's pretty cool when you finally find/figure it out.
Ralof: Hey you, you’re finally awake. You were trying to cross the border right? Walked right into that Imperial ambush same as us and that thief over there. Lokir: Damn you Stormcloaks... Skyrim was fine until you came along! Empire was nice and lazy. If they hadn’t been looking for you I’d have stolen that horse and been halfway to Hammerfell. Looks at Dragonborn You there, you and me, we shouldn’t be here. It’s these Stormcloaks the Empire wants. Ralof: We’re all brothers and sisters in binds now. Driver: Shut up back there. Lokir: looks at Ulfric What’s wrong with him, huh? Ralof: Watch your tongue! You’re speaking to Ulfric Stormcloak, the true High King. Lokir: Ulfric? The Jarl of Windhelm? You’re the leader of the rebellion... if they’ve captured you... oh gods, where are they taking us? Ralof: I don’t know where we’re going, but Sovngarde awaits. Lokir: No, This can’t be happening! This isn’t happening! Ralof: Hey, what village are you from horse-thief? Lokir: Why do you care? Ralof: A Nord’s last thoughts should be of home. Lokir: Rorikstead. I’m from Rorikstead. Hadvar: General Tullius sir! The headsman is waiting. Tullius: Good, let's get this over with. Lokir: Shor, Mara, Dibella, Kynareth, Akatosh! Divines, please help me! Ralof: Sees Tullius Look at him! General Tullius, the Military. And it looks like the Thalmor are with him. Damn elves, I bet they had something to do with this. notices where they are This is Helgen... I used to be sweet on a girl from here. I wonder if Velod is still making that mead with juniper berries mixed in... Funny, when I was a boy Imperial walls and towers used to make me feel so safe. Child: Who are they, daddy? Where are they going? Father: You need to go inside, little cub. Child: Why? I want to watch the soldiers! Father: Inside the house, now. Child: Yes papa... heads inside Driver: Woah... pulls in reins Female Captain: walks up to cart Get these prisoners out of the cart! Lokir: Why are we stopping? Ralof: Why do you think? End of the line. stands up Let’s go, we shouldn’t keep the gods waiting for us. Lokir: No! Wait! We’re not rebels! Ralof: Face your death with some courage, thief. Lokir: You’ve got to tell them we weren’t with you! This is a mistake! Female Captain: Step towards the block when we call your name, one at a time! Ralof: Empire loves their damned lists. Hadvar: Ulfric Stormcloak, Jarl of Windhelm. Ulfric: moves towards block Ralof: it has been an honor, Jarl Ulfric Hadvar: Ralof of Riverwood. Ralof moves forward Lokir of Rorikstead. Lokir: No! I’m not a rebel! You can’t do this! runs Female Captain: Halt! Lokir: you’re not going to kill me! Female Captain: Archers! archers shoot Lokir: hit in the knee Aaa..! Female Captain: glares at rest of prisoners Anyone else feel like running? Hadvar: Wait... You there. Looks at Dragonborn Step forward. Dragonborn steps forward Who are you? Dragonborn: Dragonborn Long-Shadow. Hadvar: Not many wood elves would choose to come alone to Skyrim. Captain, what should we do? He’s not on the list. Female Captain: Forget the list. He goes straight to the block. Hadvar: By your orders, Captain. I’m sorry. We’ll make sure your remains get returned to Valenwood. Follow the captain, prisoner. Dragonborn: moves to stand next to Ralof Tullius: steps up to Ulfric Ulfric Stormcloak. Some here in Helgen call you a hero, but a hero doesn’t use a power like the voice to murder his king and usurp the throne. Ulfric: growl Tullius: You started this war, flung skyrim into chaos. And now the Empire is going to put you down and restore the peace. Alduin: distant roar Hadvar: looks around What was that? Tullius: It’s nothing. Carry on. Female Captain: Yes, General Tullius! turns to priestess Give them their last rights. Priestess: As we commend your souls to Aetherius, blessings of the 8 divines upon you- Stormcloak Soldier: For the love of Talos, shut up and let's get this over with. marches forward Priestess: hesitates … as you wish. Stormcloak Soldier: Come on! I haven’t got all morning! kneels at block, looks up at Captain/Headsman … My ancestors are smiling at me, Imperials. Can you say the same?? Captain: steps on his back Headsman: beheads soldier Stormcloak Soldier B: You Imperial bastards! Townsfolk: Justice! Townsfolk B: Death to the Stormcloaks! Ralof: ...As fearless in death as he was in life. Female Captain: Next, the wood elf! Hadvar: There it is again... did you hear that? Female Captain: I said... Next. Prisoner. Imperial Soldier: to Dragonborn To the block prisoner. Nice and easy. Dragonborn: moves to the block, kneels at block Headsman: moves to swing axe Alduin: lands, roars Hadvar: What in Oblivion is that!?! Female Captain: Sentries, what do you see? Imperial Soldier: It’s in the clouds...! Townsfolk: Dragon!! Alduin: roar Tullius: Guards! Get the townsfolk to safety! Ralof: Grabs Dragonborn come on! The guards won’t give us another chance! This way! Pulls Dragonborn towards a towerfinds dagger and unbinds his own handsunbinds Dragonborn's handsmoves to unbind Ulfric, who followed* Jarl Ulfric, what is that thing? Could the legends be true? Ulfric: spits out gag Legends don’t burn down villages. Alduin: roar!! Ralof: We need to move, now! runs up stairs, reach dead end See the inn on the other side? Jump through the roof and keep going! We’ll follow when we can! Dragonborn: jumps
I still think to this day that DR1 had the best Chapter 6, but yeah it's hard for me to pick a best Plot Twist from that Franchise. The "End of the World" part in DR1 for sure is the best plot twist in the game, even with the hints. DR2, that one was harder to pick a fav plot Twist, from the deal with "Fat Togami" to who the true Mastermind is, in Despair Girls, the biggest plot Twist for me was the post game content involving Shirokuma and Kurokuma, and DRv3, every single twist in Ch. 6, needless to say my brain had been fried that to this day I still don't know what to make of it. It got TOO meta lol. I couldn't put the plot twist in Ch.1 of V3 because I figured it out during the investigation. Other major plot twists, I have to put King Dedede (sp?) not being the true villain in Kirby: Return to Dream Land (NES game). For me after the Princess Fake Out in the first Super Mario game, this was the first major plot twist for me in a game. Another being from one of my fav games- Grandia 2 from the reveal who the true villain is to a certain char death. Let's see, there was also KH franchise from who Roxas is in KH2 to well, the post credits scene in KH3. Heck we know the KH franchise is still going to continue and I am like, "What other plot twists are we getting Nomura? How else do you plan to f**k with my head!?" LOL!
Hmm...personally, my favorite plot twist in a video game is *(ALICE: MADNESS RETURNS SPOILERS BELOW)* both the fire NOT having been an accident, the reveal of Elizabeth having been raped and murdered instead if having died due to smoke inhalation, and Dr. Bumby being the one responsible for it. It's not a complicated twist but there's something about it that I love.
I have to tell you I had no idea. it was such a shock and so well executed. it probably gave me minor PTSD. I've had customers at work say THANK you kindly to me and caused my my entire everything to freeze as I slowly mentality inform myself, that they didn't say "would you kindly". I then remember to remind myself that video games aren't real. Didn't stop the freezes from happening.
It's not a joke I'm saying if it was real life but I don't understand how it could be a joke but I know what the 'my princess is in another castle' thing is from however I don't play the game
@@christianwhite8877 it's from the old mario games. Youd complete a castle, only to find out instead of the princess peach it's a toad and he says "oh thanks but the princess is in another castle"
Danganronpa 1. (Spoilers) Junko being alive and the villain while the other one was actually her twin. (I know it’s in the video but I just had to sum it up)
11:16 I REMEMBER THIS TWIST. This twist SHOCKED me the first time I saw it as a little kid. I was not expecting it at ALL. But I fucking loved the twist for that very reason. Also yes- The Blot absolutely terrified me as a little kid
Personally, there was this one twist in a game I can't remember the name of, but it's where your partner you were working with, wasn't a fellow criminal like they were but in fact, an undercover cop. One deep undercover
It's called A Way Out. I played it recently with a friend. I already knew the twist and was waiting for my friends reaction and it was priceless when he saw the big twist.
Spoilers for an old DS game ahead: You have been warned. Also, I may not have included all the details 100%. It's been a while since I played that section of the game. I'm not sure if this counts, but in Dragon Quest 9, after the slow reveal of the Gitish empire existing and being obviously evil, you'd think that king Godwyn is the final big bad. You beat him, and then go into the dungeons of gittingham palace (the oubliette) and release the other fallen celestrians. Then there's one last celestrian in the deep depths of that that you go to save. You go to save him, and the first thing he does is beat you to death (you live though) and it turns out corvus was behind literally everything since the light hitting the observatory and the earthquake. Long story short, corvus transforms the realm of the almighty into the realm of the mighty, and there you have to fight barbarus (can't spell it. It's the dragon) and then corvus.
When he asked for a plot twist that got killed by its popularity or that you already knew about I automatically thought of “the cake is a lie”. Like, come on! That so old, it’s like the great grandfather of memes.
It might not be my favourite twist but I like both Marx and Magalor revelling them self's to be the true villain in Kirby: Super Star and Kirby's Return to Dreamland.
rainbow Joyner In my honest opinion. I found the plot twist of Danganronpa v3 to be the best one. That is coming from someone that liked the plot twists a lot from the other Danganronpa games as well. I seriously didn’t expect the game to get so meta. That is probably one of the most meta things I seen in fiction or in a game.
Danganronpa’s twist is definitely one of my favourite twist of all time. It’s so amazing and insane! Also *it was confirmed if two of the characters didn’t die they would have been married* M o n d o A n d T a k a
The “So-and-so was actually the main villain all along!” kind of plot twist tends to be either really good or really bad (The same understandably goes for the sub-category, “The one who you were led to believe was the villain was actually innocent and your supposed ally is evil & tricked you!”). Some movies and the like have had twist villains just to say they had twist villains, and the results were not great.
And the best part of the plot twist from Bioshock, is that the main character was from the beginning the son of Andrew Ryan. That means, Fontaine used you to kill your own father.
I know about his “have to play the game” rule. But in my opinion the best plot twist is the Liquid Snake and Master Miller plot twist at the end of the original Metal Gear Solid. Don’t cry about spoilers, the game is 20 years old.
I haven’t played any of the non Undertale games on here I’ve heard about most of the other twists from discussion videos like this. But, one plot twist that wasn’t spoiled to me because I was like 6 or 7 at the time was Portal. Just that moment when you finally disconnect GLaDoS and weathly takes control and he starts moving everything and he starts up the elevator which then starts to slow... and you hear the completely maniacal laugh you immediately know you’re F***ed. Just was soooo awesome to me.
Monokuma is Dimentio's crazier cousin. Even the psycho clown who tried to destroy reality itself then twist it into his own image has got nothing on that little bastard.
One of my favorite plot twists is in kingdom hearts 2: You venture to Ansem’s old lab to find information. (I don’t actually remember WHY they went there. Tell me if you do) Mickey suddenly appears, and decides to help you out. But when you find Ansem’s records, the picture of him looks likes A completely different person then Sora remembers from when you fought him in Kingdom Hearts 1. Sora address’s to Mickey that the person in the picture is not Ansem, and that a painting in the other room is the actual Ansem. But then Mickey tells Sora that, the Ansem that you battled in Kingdom Hearts 1, wasn’t actually the actual Ansem, just his Heartless. This one really caught ME off guard because the Ansem Reports from Kingdom Hearts 1, as well as other information from the Game, specificly from Ansem Riku, really leads you to believe that Ansem was not a good guy, and that the Ansem you knew up Until that moment, was the Actual Ansem. Wait................................................................ ........................................................................ You referenced Number 1 in the number Transition! Cleeevveeerrrr!!!!! :D
My personal favorite plot twist is from Miitopia. Specifically, once you defeat the dark lord, he turns back into a normal person and the curse that was possessing him is now possessing the great sage.
I knew what 2 expect when I played "Doki Doki Literature Club!", but I was STILL taken by suprise when Sayori was hanging in her room. The game dosen't just have a plot twist, it has a GENRE twist! Going from a funny, cutesy, romantic visual novel & suddenly becoming a fucked up, dark & realistic 4th wall breaking nightmare that u can't help but enjoy.
Tbh here, I personally think "Broken Age." should be on the Number one spot. I mean, sure *SOME* people might see the twist where both stories are the same, but I'm pretty sure they wouldn't expect "Mog Chothra" (Sorry if I spelled the name wrong.) which seemed to be a living, breathing creature, to be a freakin' space ship! Also, why do they need the Teen's (I'm guessing here :P) to "sacrifice"? What do they need from them? Despite this somewhat "hate", this is my favorite channel that is kinda small. I will always enjoy new content. This is just something that annoyed me a bit. Putting a popular Plot Twist kinda seem's lazy, in my opinion, of course. Anyways, can't wait for new videos and more content! Cya next time! Bye.
My favorite video game plot twist is from Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse, and I don't really want to explain what it is. But it's one of the few story elements of that game that I loved.
Something for LEGO City Undercover: Its twist was technically kinda teased in the 3DS prequel, The Chase Begins. In the penultimate chapter, you as Chase McCain wiretap a criminal meeting to find out Blackwell's working with the chapter criminal, Carl Walnuts, to steal a mining mech for... reasons, so his villainous side was shown canonically earlier. (The More You Know)
I'd like to think Deltarune's "Kris isn't really controlling their actions" is a plot twist. The implication that gives upon the Snow Grave route is absolutely brilliant to me
Along with BioShock, my favorite plot twist ever in a game was in Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, when it turns out the Prince wasn't narrating to the player all along, but to Farah, who had died before the Prince rewound time and so doesn't remember anything that happened.
My favorite plot twist is in RDR2 Spoilers When you find out that Micah actually betrayed you and we’re giving the police info on where you are. It was kind of hinted at when Arthur didn’t like him early on in the game but I never thought he would go so far out of his way to kill arthur and his friends
My personal favorite plot twist is that of Night in the Woods, if you’ve played the game you know the scene that I’m talking about, the one by the cliff with the cultists, the way that the game switches from a slice of life mystery to a thriller about 5 young adults trying to escape a cult made of the townsfolk they know. Worse yet, the way that the game flips from what we think is some sort of paranormal phenomena to a terrifying cult gives me chills to this day. And all of this is without even mentioning the smaller “Everything was just shapes” twist.
All these comments, but my favourite twist was only mentioned once. From Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. The game has you as a almost pure blank slate, but then questions it. But the depth if the game is designed so you forget it to some degree. That is (spoiler time) until Bastilla is kidnapped by the BBEG, who tells you the truth. You were his master, the one who started this evil war, and this is his chance to overthrow you. It changes your backstory, how you look at the game, your connection with Bastilla, everything. Add on its choice: take the redemption by trusting the one who lied to you or throw it away for the evil one, who has nothing but respect for you? It muddies the line, and this is for a game over 15 years old. It's not "Would you kindly?" levels iconic, but for me, it was the first big twist in a game.
Honestly my favorite plot twist either has to be Big Smoke ending up being an Opp, or Micheal’s betrayal, (both being GTA related funny enough) with Micheal’s survival being a pretty good honorable mention! (I tried to keep these as minimal as possible as to avoid spoilers 👍)
Let's just say I was in shock. I had grown to trust Atlas. I even though when I learned that Atlas used the phrase "Would you kindly..." A lot, I was like, there is something suspicious about Atlas.
Finding out that Pikmin and one of the Kirby games take place in a future wherein Earth is inhospitable is a pretty cool bit of lore but as for an actual plot twist I'm just going to say Knights of the Old Republic and leave it at that. Bioware shouldn't have let Drew Karpyshyn go.
Katana Zero's two big twists were really good. The twist that V killed your neighbours, and that's why they weren't there, that caught me off guard. The Chronos reveal scene was really mind-fucky and I love Kat Zero because that's the theme
Well I don’t know yet but if I had to choose I’ll say the twist from good job (spoilers if you haven’t played or watched a play through). The fact that you weren’t in a time loop and that it was your coworker is restarting/cleaning the damage to make it look like you’re in a time loop is just as crazy and cool since you don’t get a lot of twist like that in any media, and finding out that you and your coworker turn out to be Ai robots of real people trapped in a testing room is just wild and shocking
One I kinda like (spoilers for Far Cry 4): Pagan Min never had any ill intentions towards you, and had intended to appoint you his successor. You've gone through literal hell by this point, and propped up whichever psychopath you chose in the Golden Path, only to find out that your enemy had always wanted you to be the leader that he never could.
Honestly, I had a feeling, that having a game based on greek mythology, which DOESN’T have Hades as the main villain would be to good to be true (the reveal was pretty awesome, though and I think I can overlook it just for that)
How to make a video game villain? Any normal person: have them be cool and well written Your local atheist activist: ummmm religious people are scary~~~
I think one of the worst twists (if you could even call it that) is the main villain reveal of Pokémon X & Y. I think that was one of the inspirations for the ProZD video “When you meet the character in a video game you know is going to betray you”.
I think out of all the twists in undertale...I think there is one twist that seems to go under appreciated.
Simply known as ‘....Y O U ‘ D B E D E A D W H E R E Y O U S T A N D’
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YES.
THAT SHIT CAUGHT ME SO OFF GUARD I HAD TO WALK AWAY FROM MY COMPUTER TO PROCESS. Sans became such an amazing character to me afterward, he’s clearly a trickster type god who consistently holds himself back unless he REALLY has to unleash hell.
Ok ok ok, the plot twist in splatoon 2 Octo expansion that the telephone was trying to blend you really got me, especially when I learned the lore behind it, that all the Green ink that you’re covering up are THE DEAD REMAINS OF OTHER TEST SUBJECTS. IM NOT JOKING HERE
Ah yes. Kids game
@@machineslayer7385 Yep, just a kid’s game
*cough cough* Marina’s design *cough cough*
And the fact that supposed "Promised land" is just the afterlife after being shredded alive by the telephone.
Rated E for everyone
yeah but what tartar's wanted to do is to bring back humanity by destroying inkopolis
I personally like the huge plot twist in Doki Doki Literature Club. The one which reveals that Monika is self aware within the game and has been messing with the files in the DDLC directory! All of a sudden, the cutesy dating sim visual novel you thought you were playing has become a horror game with intentional glitches. But, you'd have to play the game 3 times to get the real ending.
Does she know if your recording or does monika say that anyway
I love that plot twist too! You think that its a anime dating game when suddenly, *POOF* (spoilers) Sayori has hung herself, Act 2 apears, Natsuki snaps -literally-, and Yuri stabbed herself! Then, *POOF* MONIKA WHAT THE HECK!?! DONT TRAP YOUR CRUSH IN SPACE TO MAKE HIM LIKE YOU!!!
It's pretty meta but it's a cool game nonetheless
PokeBomb345
Yep Monika knows your recoding
TheBrodsterBoy
If you looked at the steam tags.
Or if you mean since it was aggressively spoiled, then the people who played it first would at least be safe
I really love Danganronpa 2's twist of the entire cast being the remnants of despair just because this group of friends you've grown to love and respect were ultimately the group that help throw the world into dismay in the name of Junko.
Also the twist that you’re technically playing as the mastermind.
Too be fair, as revealed in the anime, they didn't do do willingly, essentially being brainwashed into committing mass genocide alongside their teacher who also went crazy. As for Izuru, it's a bit more debatable because it's been stated that he does what he does and acts like he does, it's because he's bored. Much like saitama, he now has all the power in the world, and nothing to challenge him with.
I remember that plot twist leaving my jaw on the floor of the first time I saw it-
Personally, I find South Park: Tha Stick of Truth's plot twist to be my favorite. It was so funny, tied into the story and was unpredictable.
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Personally speaking, my favorite plot twist in video games is the one revealed in the true ending of The Witch’s House. If you haven’t played it, I HIGHLY recommend it. Simply put, the character you’ve been playing as, Viola, isn’t actually Viola, but instead Ellen (the witch) in Viola’s body. It’s also made apparent that Viola was attacking you to get her body back, and that Ellen is a horrid person, so when you realize you’ve been helping someone like Ellen the entire game, you feel disgusted for helping her, and sympathize with Viola.
Giovanni being the final gym leader
Depressed Luigi
Lusamine being evil is just that but better
@@kyuura4324 that was clear from the very first cutscene lol
*SPOILERS FROM SUPER DANGANRONPA 2*
Still, the twist about Hajime being Izuru struck me like a truck SO HARD I actually ran to my backyard to scream french curse words because I just couldn't believe it '^^
L . A . G Me to but the cursing was in Spanish for me. And honestly even if it was unbelievable it still cemented Hinata as my favorite character in the series.
what happened?
@@PigBoy99 I am not sure if I can give a good explanation, but basically, in the last chapter of the game, we learn about Izuru Kamukura, who was basically THE Ultimate; he had every talent. He was an experiment created from Hope's Peak Academy and was even named after it's founder, however, he'd eventually kill all of the council members from the academy (or at least, that is what Junko leads everyone to believe) and would kick start the biggest, most awful, most tragic event in human history. He is also why Junko would resurface in DR2.
The twist is that our mc Hajime Hinata, who in the beginning of the game was the only one who couldn't remember his talent, was Izuru. He couldn't remember because he originally didn't have one. But because the guys that wanted to create someone with every talent needed someone who was wholly lacking in any talents at all, and because Hajime admired Hope's Peak so much, they used him in their experiment. Which, by the way, included directly messing with the brain and ridding him of his memories and personality that they believed interfered with acquiring talent.
So yeah... that's that. Assuming you didn't just look it up already
Didnt hit return enough.
Or kokichi breaking monokuma's system in V3
I have a friend who doesn’t know that Vader is Luke’s father. I have had a lot of fun giving him fake spoilers, that’s for sure.
Oh that would be the funniest thing ever
Lmao
My favourite is the big Twist in Persona 5
Thinking about the Plan the bad guys made is just genius
But the PT counter-plan tho
Spoilers for Pokemon Super mystery dungeon:
When your partner turns out to be mew. My partner was chikoria and now that's my favorite Pokemon because of that game. Heck, the credits of the game were your character crying under the tree where you two first met.
Also when nuzleaf turns out to be evil.
My favorite plot twist is either the whole timeline screwery in Skyward Sword (demise being the original king of evil and forcing this nonsensical timeline on the universe) or the end of the Splatoon 2 Octo Expansion (I think it’s too recent to spoil here, but if you want to see...
The fact that mr telephone boi is actually an AI built by humans in the distant past and the “thangs” actually being parts of a blender that he/she/it plans to use to “ascend you to a higher form” meaning mr evil AI wants to murder an innocent octopus waifu
Finally some recognition. Lego City Undercover deserves more attention than what it's received
9:04 notice how the narrator is shown with all the portraits as he's talking. That's a bit if a clever hint.
My favourite twist is Wheatley's Betrayal in Portal 2, and the reveal that he was built to be a brain tumour for GLaDOS.
I agree!
This is literally like a year late, but it's the first time I've seen this video, so here you go.
Spoilers(?) for Pokemon Sun/Moon / Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon
Mohn is Gladion and Lillie's father. And the husband Lusamine lost her mind over. If you're unaware, Mohn is the guy who runs the PokePelago. It's easy to put together - I mean, look at his hair. But if you didn't notice it at first, in the sequel to Sun/Moon (which isn't really a sequel so much as an alternate storyline?) after you beat Gladion at the Pokemon League defending your title (the second or third battle, I think) and go to the Aether Foundation, Mohn appears. Lusamine sees him and they talk. Mohn has NO MEMORY of her. It's kinda painful, actually. After he leaves, Gladion asks her if that's really how she wants to leave things. It's a little heartbreaking, considering the lengths she went to in the first game to get Mohn back. But the best part is that they don't flat-out tell you that Mohn is the missing father/husband. It's easy to _see_, but if you're like me and didn't notice it, it's pretty cool when you finally find/figure it out.
Yea, that was so sad. The ultra games are really underated.
would you kindly make a top 10 worst video game beginnings
Brian Guillemette I believe that he has made one and it was really good
Ralof: Hey you, you’re finally awake. You were trying to cross the border right? Walked right into that Imperial ambush same as us and that thief over there. Lokir: Damn you Stormcloaks... Skyrim was fine until you came along! Empire was nice and lazy. If they hadn’t been looking for you I’d have stolen that horse and been halfway to Hammerfell. Looks at Dragonborn You there, you and me, we shouldn’t be here. It’s these Stormcloaks the Empire wants. Ralof: We’re all brothers and sisters in binds now. Driver: Shut up back there. Lokir: looks at Ulfric What’s wrong with him, huh? Ralof: Watch your tongue! You’re speaking to Ulfric Stormcloak, the true High King. Lokir: Ulfric? The Jarl of Windhelm? You’re the leader of the rebellion... if they’ve captured you... oh gods, where are they taking us? Ralof: I don’t know where we’re going, but Sovngarde awaits. Lokir: No, This can’t be happening! This isn’t happening! Ralof: Hey, what village are you from horse-thief? Lokir: Why do you care? Ralof: A Nord’s last thoughts should be of home. Lokir: Rorikstead. I’m from Rorikstead. Hadvar: General Tullius sir! The headsman is waiting. Tullius: Good, let's get this over with. Lokir: Shor, Mara, Dibella, Kynareth, Akatosh! Divines, please help me! Ralof: Sees Tullius Look at him! General Tullius, the Military. And it looks like the Thalmor are with him. Damn elves, I bet they had something to do with this. notices where they are This is Helgen... I used to be sweet on a girl from here. I wonder if Velod is still making that mead with juniper berries mixed in... Funny, when I was a boy Imperial walls and towers used to make me feel so safe. Child: Who are they, daddy? Where are they going? Father: You need to go inside, little cub. Child: Why? I want to watch the soldiers! Father: Inside the house, now. Child: Yes papa... heads inside Driver: Woah... pulls in reins Female Captain: walks up to cart Get these prisoners out of the cart! Lokir: Why are we stopping? Ralof: Why do you think? End of the line. stands up Let’s go, we shouldn’t keep the gods waiting for us. Lokir: No! Wait! We’re not rebels! Ralof: Face your death with some courage, thief. Lokir: You’ve got to tell them we weren’t with you! This is a mistake! Female Captain: Step towards the block when we call your name, one at a time! Ralof: Empire loves their damned lists. Hadvar: Ulfric Stormcloak, Jarl of Windhelm. Ulfric: moves towards block Ralof: it has been an honor, Jarl Ulfric Hadvar: Ralof of Riverwood. Ralof moves forward Lokir of Rorikstead. Lokir: No! I’m not a rebel! You can’t do this! runs Female Captain: Halt! Lokir: you’re not going to kill me! Female Captain: Archers! archers shoot Lokir: hit in the knee Aaa..! Female Captain: glares at rest of prisoners Anyone else feel like running? Hadvar: Wait... You there. Looks at Dragonborn Step forward. Dragonborn steps forward Who are you? Dragonborn: Dragonborn Long-Shadow. Hadvar: Not many wood elves would choose to come alone to Skyrim. Captain, what should we do? He’s not on the list. Female Captain: Forget the list. He goes straight to the block. Hadvar: By your orders, Captain. I’m sorry. We’ll make sure your remains get returned to Valenwood. Follow the captain, prisoner. Dragonborn: moves to stand next to Ralof Tullius: steps up to Ulfric Ulfric Stormcloak. Some here in Helgen call you a hero, but a hero doesn’t use a power like the voice to murder his king and usurp the throne. Ulfric: growl Tullius: You started this war, flung skyrim into chaos. And now the Empire is going to put you down and restore the peace. Alduin: distant roar Hadvar: looks around What was that? Tullius: It’s nothing. Carry on. Female Captain: Yes, General Tullius! turns to priestess Give them their last rights. Priestess: As we commend your souls to Aetherius, blessings of the 8 divines upon you- Stormcloak Soldier: For the love of Talos, shut up and let's get this over with. marches forward Priestess: hesitates … as you wish. Stormcloak Soldier: Come on! I haven’t got all morning! kneels at block, looks up at Captain/Headsman … My ancestors are smiling at me, Imperials. Can you say the same?? Captain: steps on his back Headsman: beheads soldier Stormcloak Soldier B: You Imperial bastards! Townsfolk: Justice! Townsfolk B: Death to the Stormcloaks! Ralof: ...As fearless in death as he was in life. Female Captain: Next, the wood elf! Hadvar: There it is again... did you hear that? Female Captain: I said... Next. Prisoner. Imperial Soldier: to Dragonborn To the block prisoner. Nice and easy. Dragonborn: moves to the block, kneels at block Headsman: moves to swing axe Alduin: lands, roars Hadvar: What in Oblivion is that!?! Female Captain: Sentries, what do you see?
Imperial Soldier: It’s in the clouds...! Townsfolk: Dragon!! Alduin: roar Tullius: Guards! Get the townsfolk to safety! Ralof: Grabs Dragonborn come on! The guards won’t give us another chance! This way! Pulls Dragonborn towards a towerfinds dagger and unbinds his own handsunbinds Dragonborn's handsmoves to unbind Ulfric, who followed* Jarl Ulfric, what is that thing? Could the legends be true? Ulfric: spits out gag Legends don’t burn down villages. Alduin: roar!! Ralof: We need to move, now! runs up stairs, reach dead end See the inn on the other side? Jump through the roof and keep going! We’ll follow when we can! Dragonborn: jumps
I still think to this day that DR1 had the best Chapter 6, but yeah it's hard for me to pick a best Plot Twist from that Franchise. The "End of the World" part in DR1 for sure is the best plot twist in the game, even with the hints. DR2, that one was harder to pick a fav plot Twist, from the deal with "Fat Togami" to who the true Mastermind is, in Despair Girls, the biggest plot Twist for me was the post game content involving Shirokuma and Kurokuma, and DRv3, every single twist in Ch. 6, needless to say my brain had been fried that to this day I still don't know what to make of it. It got TOO meta lol. I couldn't put the plot twist in Ch.1 of V3 because I figured it out during the investigation.
Other major plot twists, I have to put King Dedede (sp?) not being the true villain in Kirby: Return to Dream Land (NES game). For me after the Princess Fake Out in the first Super Mario game, this was the first major plot twist for me in a game. Another being from one of my fav games- Grandia 2 from the reveal who the true villain is to a certain char death. Let's see, there was also KH franchise from who Roxas is in KH2 to well, the post credits scene in KH3. Heck we know the KH franchise is still going to continue and I am like, "What other plot twists are we getting Nomura? How else do you plan to f**k with my head!?" LOL!
Danganronpa 2: We have a pretty big plot twist
Danganronpa 3: p a t h e t i c
now i gotta do it
my personal favorite twist is in shadow of the colossus when it turns out killing the colosi isnt the correct thing.
Hmm...personally, my favorite plot twist in a video game is *(ALICE: MADNESS RETURNS SPOILERS BELOW)*
both the fire NOT having been an accident, the reveal of Elizabeth having been raped and murdered instead if having died due to smoke inhalation, and Dr. Bumby being the one responsible for it. It's not a complicated twist but there's something about it that I love.
I have to tell you I had no idea. it was such a shock and so well executed. it probably gave me minor PTSD. I've had customers at work say THANK you kindly to me and caused my my entire everything to freeze as I slowly mentality inform myself, that they didn't say "would you kindly". I then remember to remind myself that video games aren't real. Didn't stop the freezes from happening.
Would you kindly
stay and see this video
I AM OVER YOUR POWER, I WAS PLANNING ON STAYING NO MATTER WHAT
Steven Universe: attack the light and Batman TTS both had amazing plot twists
My favorite is that my princess is in another castle
What monarchy are you talking about because I don't have a princess and there are not good odds that you are royal or are dating royalty
@@christianwhite8877 say sike right now because i genuinely cant tell if this is a joke or not
It's not a joke I'm saying if it was real life but I don't understand how it could be a joke but I know what the 'my princess is in another castle' thing is from however I don't play the game
@@christianwhite8877 it's from the old mario games. Youd complete a castle, only to find out instead of the princess peach it's a toad and he says "oh thanks but the princess is in another castle"
Danganronpa 1.
(Spoilers)
Junko being alive and the villain while the other one was actually her twin. (I know it’s in the video but I just had to sum it up)
11:16 I REMEMBER THIS TWIST. This twist SHOCKED me the first time I saw it as a little kid. I was not expecting it at ALL. But I fucking loved the twist for that very reason. Also yes- The Blot absolutely terrified me as a little kid
Personally, there was this one twist in a game I can't remember the name of, but it's where your partner you were working with, wasn't a fellow criminal like they were but in fact, an undercover cop. One deep undercover
It's called A Way Out. I played it recently with a friend. I already knew the twist and was waiting for my friends reaction and it was priceless when he saw the big twist.
Spoilers for an old DS game ahead:
You have been warned.
Also, I may not have included all the details 100%. It's been a while since I played that section of the game.
I'm not sure if this counts, but in Dragon Quest 9, after the slow reveal of the Gitish empire existing and being obviously evil, you'd think that king Godwyn is the final big bad. You beat him, and then go into the dungeons of gittingham palace (the oubliette) and release the other fallen celestrians.
Then there's one last celestrian in the deep depths of that that you go to save.
You go to save him, and the first thing he does is beat you to death (you live though) and it turns out corvus was behind literally everything since the light hitting the observatory and the earthquake.
Long story short, corvus transforms the realm of the almighty into the realm of the mighty, and there you have to fight barbarus (can't spell it. It's the dragon) and then corvus.
When he asked for a plot twist that got killed by its popularity or that you already knew about I automatically thought of “the cake is a lie”. Like, come on! That so old, it’s like the great grandfather of memes.
It might not be my favourite twist but I like both Marx and Magalor revelling them self's to be the true villain in Kirby: Super Star and Kirby's Return to Dreamland.
It may not be the most shocking twist, but honestly, who's expecting to be betrayed in a Kirby game!
@@WolfRider2002 So much so that the fan base doesn't know who to trust anymore. **Cough** Elfilin **cough** **cough**
It's Andrew, and my favorite plot twist is in shadow of the colossus, killing the colossi was the wrong thing to do.
thats my favorite aswell right next to danganronpa v2
Another bioshock thing, Andrew Ryan actually WAS Jack’s biological father.
And it's only those biologically linked to Ryan that could undo the locks in Rapture.
And Jacks biological mother was?
@@patricklee1633 I think it was either tenenbaum or Ryan’s wife but it could be neither for all I know.
Wait til you see danganronpa v3 now that is a curve ball of an ending
He talked about it in the vid
He has mixed feelings
Soul Bound that’s understandable it is a polarizing ending but one that still fits the series in an ironic sense
rainbow Joyner In my honest opinion. I found the plot twist of Danganronpa v3 to be the best one. That is coming from someone that liked the plot twists a lot from the other Danganronpa games as well. I seriously didn’t expect the game to get so meta. That is probably one of the most meta things I seen in fiction or in a game.
the fact that its polarizing makes it the more bettter imo as the people that didnt like it actually help prove its point all the more
Not canon.
Canon ending is the anime know as danganronpa 3: the end of hopes peak.
So if jacket wore a t-shirt would he be called t-shirt?
Mmm yeah it's big brain time
Danganronpa’s twist is definitely one of my favourite twist of all time. It’s so amazing and insane! Also *it was confirmed if two of the characters didn’t die they would have been married*
M o n d o A n d T a k a
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Jin The Harvester was it actually confirmed
@@denseflounder36sure26 i think i saw it somewhere im pretty sure it was at some point
14:47
Fnaf - are you challenging me?
IT'S A LIE
-Kokichi Oma
that one was so shocking !!!!
M Night shamalon approves this video
only downside his one of his plot twists had Aliens scared of water
The “So-and-so was actually the main villain all along!” kind of plot twist tends to be either really good or really bad (The same understandably goes for the sub-category, “The one who you were led to believe was the villain was actually innocent and your supposed ally is evil & tricked you!”). Some movies and the like have had twist villains just to say they had twist villains, and the results were not great.
And the best part of the plot twist from Bioshock, is that the main character was from the beginning the son of Andrew Ryan. That means, Fontaine used you to kill your own father.
My Friend Pedro. The new one. Tho the flash game could work, the new one actually left me speechless.
One of the plot twists i found most shocking when i first saw it was Wesker turning out to be the villain in the first Resident Evil game
I know right
I know about his “have to play the game” rule. But in my opinion the best plot twist is the Liquid Snake and Master Miller plot twist at the end of the original Metal Gear Solid.
Don’t cry about spoilers, the game is 20 years old.
I haven’t played any of the non Undertale games on here I’ve heard about most of the other twists from discussion videos like this. But, one plot twist that wasn’t spoiled to me because I was like 6 or 7 at the time was Portal. Just that moment when you finally disconnect GLaDoS and weathly takes control and he starts moving everything and he starts up the elevator which then starts to slow... and you hear the completely maniacal laugh you immediately know you’re F***ed. Just was soooo awesome to me.
I think death of protagonist of Persona 3 (canon name: Makoto Yuki) is best plot twist
StevoPL HI THANKS FOR SPOILING ME ;-;
YOU DIDNT PUT A SPOILER WARNING YOU DUMBASS
How about the Two Alice's Twist in Bendy and the Ink Machine?
Monokuma is Dimentio's crazier cousin. Even the psycho clown who tried to destroy reality itself then twist it into his own image has got nothing on that little bastard.
One of my favorite plot twists is in kingdom hearts 2:
You venture to Ansem’s old lab to find information. (I don’t actually remember WHY they went there. Tell me if you do)
Mickey suddenly appears, and decides to help you out. But when you find Ansem’s records, the picture of him looks likes
A completely different person then Sora remembers from when you fought him in Kingdom Hearts 1. Sora address’s to
Mickey that the person in the picture is not Ansem, and that a painting in the other room is the actual Ansem. But then
Mickey tells Sora that, the Ansem that you battled in Kingdom Hearts 1, wasn’t actually the actual Ansem, just his Heartless.
This one really caught ME off guard because the Ansem Reports from Kingdom Hearts 1, as well as other information from the
Game, specificly from Ansem Riku, really leads you to believe that Ansem was not a good guy, and that the Ansem you knew up
Until that moment, was the Actual Ansem.
Wait................................................................
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You referenced Number 1 in the number
Transition! Cleeevveeerrrr!!!!! :D
My personal favorite plot twist is from Miitopia. Specifically, once you defeat the dark lord, he turns back into a normal person and the curse that was possessing him is now possessing the great sage.
I dont tell spoilers. But also in Bioshock 2 the secret in Minervas Den got me.
Darth Revan Is You All Along
Your The Villain Through the entire game
I knew what 2 expect when I played "Doki Doki Literature Club!", but I was STILL taken by suprise when Sayori was hanging in her room. The game dosen't just have a plot twist, it has a GENRE twist! Going from a funny, cutesy, romantic visual novel & suddenly becoming a fucked up, dark & realistic 4th wall breaking nightmare that u can't help but enjoy.
Dangit, now I gotta-
My favorite plot twist in video game is when in FNaF sister location Baby turns out to be evil.
i mean. It's an animatronic. in FNAF. She killed a child.
Tbh here, I personally think "Broken Age." should be on the Number one spot. I mean, sure *SOME* people might see the twist where both stories are the same, but I'm pretty sure they wouldn't expect "Mog Chothra" (Sorry if I spelled the name wrong.) which seemed to be a living, breathing creature, to be a freakin' space ship! Also, why do they need the Teen's (I'm guessing here :P) to "sacrifice"? What do they need from them? Despite this somewhat "hate", this is my favorite channel that is kinda small. I will always enjoy new content. This is just something that annoyed me a bit. Putting a popular Plot Twist kinda seem's lazy, in my opinion, of course. Anyways, can't wait for new videos and more content! Cya next time! Bye.
My favorite video game plot twist is from Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse, and I don't really want to explain what it is. But it's one of the few story elements of that game that I loved.
What was the music you used during the Epic Mickey entry?
Something for LEGO City Undercover:
Its twist was technically kinda teased in the 3DS prequel, The Chase Begins. In the penultimate chapter, you as Chase McCain wiretap a criminal meeting to find out Blackwell's working with the chapter criminal, Carl Walnuts, to steal a mining mech for... reasons, so his villainous side was shown canonically earlier.
(The More You Know)
Mine would be from Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time, when you found out the villain had a twin sister. :o
my favorite plot twist is a tie between junku enoshima being the mastermind, and ralsei being a fluffy boi goat child
Personally, I thought NRDV3’s trial one was one HELL of a plot twist..
(I won’t add spoilers))
I agree.
I agree too.
Personally xenoblade chronicles has a brilliant plot twist that makes sense of you look at the history of the game
I'd like to think Deltarune's "Kris isn't really controlling their actions" is a plot twist. The implication that gives upon the Snow Grave route is absolutely brilliant to me
Along with BioShock, my favorite plot twist ever in a game was in Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, when it turns out the Prince wasn't narrating to the player all along, but to Farah, who had died before the Prince rewound time and so doesn't remember anything that happened.
The twist in the last of us is pretty good.
You know, I thought mega man was confusing for a franchise, but Danganronpa and Bioshock were incredibly interesting (I never watched Bioshock b4)
The fact that monika is self aware in ddlc and the bio shock one u said
I loved capt.1 in danganronpa v3 i loved the plot twist not knowing that your protag acually gets executed
My favorite plot twist is in RDR2
Spoilers
When you find out that Micah actually betrayed you and we’re giving the police info on where you are. It was kind of hinted at when Arthur didn’t like him early on in the game but I never thought he would go so far out of his way to kill arthur and his friends
My personal favorite plot twist is that of Night in the Woods, if you’ve played the game you know the scene that I’m talking about, the one by the cliff with the cultists, the way that the game switches from a slice of life mystery to a thriller about 5 young adults trying to escape a cult made of the townsfolk they know. Worse yet, the way that the game flips from what we think is some sort of paranormal phenomena to a terrifying cult gives me chills to this day. And all of this is without even mentioning the smaller “Everything was just shapes” twist.
I think OFF (Judge ending) and Portal 2 could count.
Of course it was Bioshock in a video about twists in games where you showed it at the start and used it for transitions XD
there is one that has the same notoriety as number 1 "The Cake is a Lie"
I’m not sure this is a plot twist but finding out that the doom slayer in doom eternal was also the same doom guy from the 1993 games really hit me
Um.... you need to do a Danganronpa Top *insert number here* favourite characters.
Buddy do I have news for you
All these comments, but my favourite twist was only mentioned once. From Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. The game has you as a almost pure blank slate, but then questions it. But the depth if the game is designed so you forget it to some degree. That is (spoiler time) until Bastilla is kidnapped by the BBEG, who tells you the truth. You were his master, the one who started this evil war, and this is his chance to overthrow you. It changes your backstory, how you look at the game, your connection with Bastilla, everything. Add on its choice: take the redemption by trusting the one who lied to you or throw it away for the evil one, who has nothing but respect for you? It muddies the line, and this is for a game over 15 years old.
It's not "Would you kindly?" levels iconic, but for me, it was the first big twist in a game.
Jade Empire is better.
I think undertale has the best plot twist
Flower being asriel is just really surprising because he his a flower
Chrono Cross has a bunch of plot twists. My head was spinning by the end of the game.
Honestly my favorite plot twist either has to be Big Smoke ending up being an Opp, or Micheal’s betrayal, (both being GTA related funny enough) with Micheal’s survival being a pretty good honorable mention! (I tried to keep these as minimal as possible as to avoid spoilers 👍)
I remember when I learned atlas was Fontaine.
Let's just say I was in shock. I had grown to trust Atlas. I even though when I learned that Atlas used the phrase "Would you kindly..." A lot, I was like, there is something suspicious about Atlas.
Make a top 10 hardest choices, if you haven’t already
I personally like the modern warfare 2 plot twist
There's one twist that I absolutely LOVE. It is the twist in Trails in the Sky FC.
Finding out that Pikmin and one of the Kirby games take place in a future wherein Earth is inhospitable is a pretty cool bit of lore but as for an actual plot twist I'm just going to say Knights of the Old Republic and leave it at that. Bioware shouldn't have let Drew Karpyshyn go.
Since when does a Kirby game occurs on a planet-like earth?
My favorite plot twist will always be Aquila’s double betrayal in DQ9. Honesty set him as my favorite character in the game
Katana Zero's two big twists were really good.
The twist that V killed your neighbours, and that's why they weren't there, that caught me off guard.
The Chronos reveal scene was really mind-fucky and I love Kat Zero because that's the theme
Me sees the video title
My mind*little nightmares the Residence dlc ending*
I did not know the would you kindly twist before i watched this
Well I don’t know yet but if I had to choose I’ll say the twist from good job (spoilers if you haven’t played or watched a play through).
The fact that you weren’t in a time loop and that it was your coworker is restarting/cleaning the damage to make it look like you’re in a time loop is just as crazy and cool since you don’t get a lot of twist like that in any media, and finding out that you and your coworker turn out to be Ai robots of real people trapped in a testing room is just wild and shocking
One I kinda like (spoilers for Far Cry 4):
Pagan Min never had any ill intentions towards you, and had intended to appoint you his successor. You've gone through literal hell by this point, and propped up whichever psychopath you chose in the Golden Path, only to find out that your enemy had always wanted you to be the leader that he never could.
There are 3 villains from ace attorney who are twist villains and at least 1 deserves a spot. (Gavin, keyes and mostly engarde)
Honestly, I had a feeling, that having a game based on greek mythology, which DOESN’T have Hades as the main villain would be to good to be true (the reveal was pretty awesome, though and I think I can overlook it just for that)
Dusknoir being evil and Grovile being good in PMD2.
UNDERTALE SPOILERS
my fav is at the end in a judgement hall when sans tells you what lv and exp stand for
How to make a video game villain?
Any normal person: have them be cool and well written
Your local atheist activist: ummmm religious people are scary~~~
Would you kindly do a list of the Top 10 Worst Plot Twists in Video Games?
I can't think of enough material for a list like that
aaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwww
I think one of the worst twists (if you could even call it that) is the main villain reveal of Pokémon X & Y. I think that was one of the inspirations for the ProZD video “When you meet the character in a video game you know is going to betray you”.
Would you kindly tell your thought on the new Nintendo directs ?
Persona 5 has an unexpected plot twist that was slightly hinted at before but couldn’t quite piece it together before you finish the game
The pokemon mystery dungeon games had alot of plot twist. Like in super when Nuzleaf was actually evil
I like the twist in Undertale where we find out that flowey is Asriel
One of my favorite plot twists (I'm not sure if it's considered a plot twist but still) is from Until Dawn
Josh being the maniac, or Hannah being a wendigo?