Ori and the Will of the Wisps - Ending
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- Опубликовано: 11 мар 2020
- It took me about 8 hours to complete Ori and the Will of the Wisps. This game is awesome from start to finish and this ending is beautiful. It's worth playing the first Ori and then play Will of the Wisps after.
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It really hit me hard when he said “I embraced the light, when my name was Ori. It was the will of the wisps...”
Same!
I finished the game earlier and that part hit me like a ton of bricks. I know it's going to take a while for these feelings to go away if at all.
DarkAnomaly I replayed the game again and I played the first one. Finishing the game felt like I lost my breath
"That life begin anew"
@@DPowered2 theory that leaf could be ori but who knows
Game devs be like “Yeah homie you beat the final boss but good gOD IF YOU AIN’T GONNA FEEL LIKE GARBAGE ABOUT IT”
@@Chappie432 To be fair, Shriek lived her whole life being rejected and alone. I doubt one act of kindness will make her want to change. That is what makes her death so tragic. She was born alone, she died alone. What an amazing game!
@@Chappie432 I don't disagree. However, just because Shriek killed so many creatures doesn't entirely mean she "doesn't deserve better". Shriek has lived her life being an enforcer for Silent Woods and doing so for years... alone. I agree her backstory doesn't justify her killing; but it does justify on what she IS and how it affects her VIEWS on life. Being a creature of darkness, being alone, and rejected has cause Shriek so much pain and sadness that she later turned to hatred. I think she deserved a better ending because at the last moments of her life she curled up to her parents and dies without knowing what love and "warmth" really means. No offense. I don't disagree with your argument.
@@Chappie432 Glad to help! :)
@@StapleG_IO Wait does she actually die?? I thought she was just wounded
@@Sam82397 It's unknown if she died. It's heavily implied she did.
Game: "Congratulations, you won"
Me: "Cool. What do I get?"
Game: "I'm gonna give you an emotional gut-punch"
Me: "Wait-"
Game: "And then I'm going to rip your heart out"
I felt this
Same, I don’t know if I really like the ending though, I perfered Blind Forest personally
Exactly 😭
This was the best ending to a game that I have ever played and seen
Those are the best kinds of games XD
Rejected by pretty much everyone, including her own kind, Shriek has only known loneliness and her mind became so corrupted to the point where she wouldn't believe in Ori's attempt to be her friend. After falling from battle with Ori, she used the remaining strength to fly back to her home so she could die in the embrace of her parents' corpse. In the end, she was just a child, still small enough to fit snug in her parent's wings, who only wanted warmth of kindness and love from others.
Shirek's story breaks my heart T_T
So sad
That scene destroyed my heart not gonna lie
THAT IS SO SAD that thing was born alone and disabled then was bullied cuz hes ugl omg why is the story so destroying😭😭
truth to be told, thats how serial killers were made.
That's true, every bad guy has a reason to be bad.
"When my name was Ori"
I'm dead...
Ori died so others can live. He's little but he have a great heart.
more like he gave up his freedom and the ability to interact with his family so that all might ‘live long and prosper’ as the Vulcans say
I’m pretty sure that he still can communicate. We know the spirit trees can talk given the first game and earlier in the cutscene.
He Just have to stay in this form until he grows and create a new body for himself
@Bartek Konieczny i strongly think that leaf is ori .
Maybe he would ressurrect using this form
Well, Ori didn’t die. She’s reborn as Niwen’s Spirit Tree. She even narrated her whole story throughout the game, meaning that Ori is still alive. But you are right, she embraced the light to save Niwen and its inhabitants.
(Yes, I think Ori is a female)
Finished this today. EDIT: Once he revealed that "this game" is being told by him my jaw dropped. This is phenomenal story telling. Moon Studios deserves all the praise.
This is what happens when you put soul to what you love to create.
I was shook when I fount out ori was the narrator
Zerebrat Eightyseven Theh said they don’t have any plans in making a sequel anytime soon, they’re already working on another project.
But it was a good way to leave the game, so that it’s not a cliff hanger but they can still come back to the franchise.
@@EggEnjoyer "anytime soon"
still gives me hope.
Totally agree with ya, mate. That was, like, a finishing crit to my emotional state. Hardly there's an ending with such emotional impact on player.
Shrieks ending broke me
Oris not the only one
She refused Ori's help and the light, her mind was so corrupted that saving her was impossible :( i think death was her salvation.
There is a FanArt that Ori's official FB page posted, Shriek's tomb with flowers
The last thing Shriek saw was a family she never knew...
Ow, my heart...
Let’s talk about the fact that they created their own problem when EVERYONE rejected her as a child(presumably because she was different). But openly accepted Ori and Ku.
I wanted to help her so bad... thats the only thing I didn't like about the ending. The fact that she couldn't be redeemed no matter how much I wanted her to be.
@@1wispyy because she did not want redemption
Im Wispy That’s the sad truth of the ending. Ori wanted to accept Shriek. Honestly this is probably one of the best video game endings I’ve ever seen. Nothing hit me as hard as this game ended.
And the death of ori
I didn't beat this game the game emotionally beat me
“They had us in the first half not gonna lie”
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Omg YES
The soundtrack for this game is just incomprehensibly good.
Fantastic
Fully agree- Gareth Coker really does know what he's doing!
A single day Haven't past that i Haven't played this music ever since i Heard it first
It’s very crandrey shrandru ya know??
Somehow the soundtrack is almost better than the game itself
How dare you moon studios. Such a phenomenal game. I only wish that more people played it.
Has anyone seen how few fanart drawings there are of Ori? Let alone, ANYONE in the cast?
If only it made it to another console recently so others can play it
2.8 million people have played it, that’s not bad for an “indie” title, although this series is easily AAA quality. I agree though, anyone who considers themself a gamer should experience this one.
Glad I picked it up on the switch. Great investment
Just finished it. Masterpiece.
Side note: If you look closely, you can see the faces of Naru, Gumo and Ku etched into the bark on the spirit tree that was Ori. They weren't separated from him, they just became part of him once they died. They're always together now.
Bruh ouch
Bruh ouch
I saw it too..!!
Bruh ouch
So they now spirit fertilizers?
The entire game I was thinking "Oh I hope there's another Ori game, this is so good!" But this ending changed my mind, it's so perfect!
Yeah... but the developers said that Ori's story has ended but still they didn't closed the door to making a new game in that world.
@@eduardodelapena7075 Yeah, there may be a story for the spirit that separated from Ori's tree, or just a spinoff.
@@eduardodelapena7075 I hope they don't do it too soon tho, I wish they come back to this world in something like 10 years then the hype will be insane
@@JamesDawnshineI would not be opposed to a spinoff, though I'd hope it would be following Ku after the events of this game since they kinda got fridged for most of the game.
All I wanted for the ending was to see Naru living her life in a comfortable, air-conditioned, retirement home, eating all the oranges. Instead, she spends her whole life climbing through the wilderness to see her tree baby. My heart just can't.
sad, but at least she can be with her family, til the end
Aren't they peaches? Has my life been a lie
In ori wiki
Naru satuts : deceased ( old age )
Mohammed Mekdam You can see her actually gettinng affected by the old age, you can see gumo helping her walk towards the tree
Noone said she is dead
Its so cute how even though he was a tree they still loved him and cared for him
Yeah but its not like its like just a tree that we know, man can probably still communicate
Imagine someone trimming the grass accidently killed Ori when he was still a sprout
@@TacticalPhoenixYT lmaooooooo wtf😂
This game pretty much ended like the blind forest, with a sacrifice.
Blind Forest too ended with a sacrifice of Kuro.
Yep Kuro would be proud
Both have giant bird antagonist too.
Ori's sacrifice was actually supposed to be the ending to The Blind Forest. It was originally going to be a single game.
Everything ends, and it's always sad. But, everything begins again too, and that's always happy. Be happy.
Yeah thanks, now I'm crying.
@@bubbles-1020 me too
We’re all stories in the end. Make it a good one.
The villains have the saddest parts in this game. Omg shriek cuddling up to his dead parents made me cry so much
She refused Ori's help and the light, her mind was so corrupted that saving her was impossible :( i think death was her salvation.
There is a FanArt that Ori's official FB page posted, Shriek's tomb with flowers
So basically Naru and Gumu never see little Ori ever again after the beginning of the game. That's just wrooong!
But didnt Ori get sent back at the end in the leaf?
ppp ppp No, that is just another spirit being born.
@@poorlybus417 ahh, well im going to imagine it is lmao
@@ppppppppp-fz4nh same
I was always curious if it was only spirits that could hear the spirit tree's voice or if other creatures could too. But at 6:50 I think it kind shows they can still talk with him.
So even though Ori was reborn again the family was still able to be with each other until the end.
I think Ori did all this for Kuro, I think that's why he finally let go of her feather because Ori knew Ku would be truly safe
I interpreted it like ori was thinking "If kuro was willing to sacrifice her life for ku, so do I"
Fuck man
@@jeremyhenry7600 or possibly sacrifice himself for generations to come x)
It may have been done for Ku but over all it was for everyone
I know what Ori was thinking, as I'm decent at reading facial expressions.
6:34 I can't describe what i felt at this moment
I FELT IT
Your Humanity
Honestly I hops there’s another game with the other baby light spirit
My reaction: WAIT...
@@hope1365 Oh god yes, PLEASE
Just gonna point out that Ori himself was "born" from a glowing leaf that popped out of the spirit tree. So that leaf that popped out at the end? Yeah, that's another spirit(or maybe Ori again, who knows?).
It was another Spirit Guardian, as that's how they're born. At the end of the last game when the Tree is restored it too shed more leafs to create more children
@@mai1545 So are we to assume the next game wont feature Ori? And if it does you wont be playing as hi. That's if there was another game.
@@lucapachee9863 who knows if we will get another game since will of the wisps is giving a end to ori story
Within the game they describe how it is a cycle, the guardians are born during times of need to bring light. Basically it's like the circle of life.
Also Ori is actually Female
The saddest part is that ori gotta stay alive and watch his whole family die around him.
yeah but he had a good life and now he is a higher being that cares for everyone in Niwen.
40 year old man and I teared up hardcore, what an absolutely phenomenal masterpiece. Truly a work of art.
It’s brilliant
The moment at 6:22 when the narrator says "I embraced the light" really hits hard when you realize that the one who has been narrating the player through the Blind Forest and the Will of the Wisps was actually Ori himself.
Only Will of the wisos is narrated by Ori, the first game was narrated by the Spirit Tree. They have the same voice because Ori becomes another Spirit Tree/Spirit Willow.
w i l l o f t h e w i s o s
Then that could mean that Ori is giving a narration of this event to another spirit guardian.
You know what's crazier? That tree you see at the intro screen when you boot up Will of the Wisps is Ori.
@@thesnatcher3616 well no its not. Thats spirit tree of Nibel. its light is blue and right after you start the game you see Ori resting and watching the spirit tree.
I played the end whilst my newly 2 year old daughter looked on while playing with her toys. I thought she wouldn’t really take in what was going on but as Ori faded away she ran over for a cuddle with tears in her eyes saying “poor rabbit”.
Wholesome as heck.
poor rabbit lmao
My 6 year old son had the same reaction… tears
At 4:48 the foreground (what seems ignore-able because of how blurred out it is) is actually the various beings that inhabit the Wellspring Glades. Tokk (the bird) is most recognizable to the left, where his jaw actually drops and he loses the little twig he nibbles at. Beside him is Grom (the Gorlek builder) who's short with a wide mane of white fur, then Tuley (the gardener/mole) holding his recognizable staff. Then Kii (from the Silent Woods) in the middle with the odd loop on the top of his mask. Lupo (the mapmaker) is the small figure that's a bit hard to see, then Motay (chameleon statistician) almost hovering over Lupo. It's a bit unclear but I think the rightmost figure is Orpher (the combat expert) who's rather tall.
I just thought it made that moment of seeing Ori's light spreading all the more striking, knowing their friends are watching.
damn, thanks for pointing that out honestly
I’m surprised I didn’t notice until now
Who took The Lion King's Circle of Life and made it a tearjerker one? The ending got me from sad tears to happy tears...
4:43 God damn, just noticed how his little physical body bursts into black pieces when he touches Seir : '''(
i think its the ground is reacting to oris movement and not bursting.
Ground ruptures? Idk
It kind of looks like Ori did burst, but at the same time, it looks like the the ground reacted, so idk if he did burst.
4:10 I can't help but feel like this moment is not only a moment where they think of Ku and their rest of their family, but of Kuro as well. It was Kuro's sacrifice that allowed Nibel and her last child to live, and Ori once again must make the same sacrifice. It also feels like a silent apology to Kuro for them not being able to protect Ku up until this point, but now, they are going to do the same that she did so that life can continue to prosper.
finally a comment for kuro , she deserves more love.
7:53 Naru, Gumo and Ku's faces are carved on Ori's tree trunk.
And kuros too
Next to ku
@@cyoshi0408 oh you're right.
I wanna cry, and yes Kuro's face too. She was part of the family
I just knowdest that
*CRIES PREORDERING ORI PLUSHIES*
I want the Shriek ones
@@CanalEnConstruccionAT they would be so cool
I want ku and naru gurmo and ori plushies PLS MOON STUDIOS
So... I just got to the part where Ku is dying and the Moki family were frozen, and hope seemed lost, but I'm tired, and I wanted to know they'd be ok, so I came here to watch the ending and I am FUCKING DEPRESSED.
I dont even know how to explain how I feel, except emotional. The one thing that really hit me was the fact that it seems like ori is gone, but watching over his family until they eventually fade away. Take the ending and soundtrack, and it's the most emotional moment I have ever had with a story.
It's really nice to see that I wasn't the only one that got hit hard by the ending of this game...I finished it days ago and I'm still thinking about it honestly. The one small comfort I guess is that Ori got to keep their memories even after they became a spirit willow, so they can remember their family. I hope that the faces etched into the tree mean that their spirits actually joined with the tree once they died so they can always be together TuT...
A little of a not so fun fact: The original script of the game is to make Ku die, as in Ku never appearing again after the encounter with Shriek instead of critically injured like in the current game. Eventually it was changed because it was too much to the point the playtesters dropped the controller and don't feel like playing anymore due to the extremely heart wrenching gut punch from having seen a child die.
Yeah I wouldn't have continued.
The whole reason I was playing through the story was to try and save Ku. Nothing else.
I finished the game earlier on and I'm telling you I never cried so much. No other game or movie has had this sort of emotional impact on me at all, not even close. Even now it's hard to describe the feelings going through me, they're all over the place. I guess this is what happens when you become so emotionally attached and have such a strong adoration for a character. The thought of not seeing Ori again has genuinely left me feeling heartbroken, almost to the point where I'm grieving the loss of someone, crazy I know. Ori came out when my dad died and I guess my love for the character came from that as I looked or turned to the character for comfort during my time of grief. I'm sorry I don't mean to be morbid.
I hope we see more of Ori's World at some point.
Fuck man, where does the resource of all the tears are coming from..
Now I feel bad throwing that spike...
Ori and the Will of the Wisps did a fantastic job giving each character a more fleshed out story-- some through cutscenes, and some through just conversing with. The game did not disappoint me and the ending left me even more amazed than The Blind Forest did.
And I was sat there crying
i cant watch it again, i am gonna cry.
This ending hurts more then any death in gears of war series
Shriek's ending makes me sob like a child. And the fact that, still, she's noticeably much smaller than her parents, I guess to reinforce she's still their baby. Found it so sad.
Later somebody : Who r u?
Ori : I am groot
That’s a meme
I can't believe it, they made a leaf falling from a tree into something emotional. Bunch of madlads.
Am I the only one who started crying when shriek went back to were she was born
No :'( almost everyone cried in that moment, every single youtuber.. i think Death was her salvation
There is a FanArt that Ori's official FB page posted, its Shriek's tomb with flowers
I was legit wondering about the narrator at certain points, even thinking it was Baur at a certain point.
Well played, Moon studios, well played.
Why wasn’t I crying like I was just now when I finished this game for the first time?
If you look closely. The tree has everyone's faces on it. Kwolok. Ku/Kuro. Gumo. Everyone is there.
I don't think this ending is as sad as people make it out to be. At 6:45, it looks like Ori can still somehow communicate with them. Like he's gone, but not exactly.
Precisely. Ori didn't die. It was more like a caterpillar becoming a butterfly. I also don't understand people theorizing that the spirit detaching at the end is Ori. Ori is the tree.
Here’s the thing the spirt tree in the first game can communicate still also it’s leaf became ori suggesting it’s a part of there life cycle
Shriek dying was still sad though
This game reaches the cold, stone, and even the most heartless of humanity. As we are the only living beings that are able to feel empathy, sorrow, and pain like nothing else can. I, being a nonviolent blackheart-like person, am touched.
No other game in history has ever (figuratively) reached out to me. Not even Undertale could touch me.
Is it wrong I couldn’t cry at all?
The light: can actually resurrect (Naru in the first game)
The trees: noooooo things must die from age this is natural
Dude I cried for 10 minutes and my friends heard me while I was playing in my xbox forgot to mute myself.
Ori’s not dead. He merely completing his journey.
I never knew a platformer could make me feel this way
First Game: Depressed because of Kuro
Second Game: Hold my Spirit light
What a masterpiece man... what a masterpiece...
finishing this game made me realize the circle of life clearly.
I've lost all of my grandparents by now, my mom and dad became more emotional as a result. couple of days ago we were talking about the past. my dad mentioned me about his childhood, important events etc. at some point he mentioned about inheritance of some money from my grandparents and said "it'll be surely useful, we wouldn't enjoy it for long but you'll make a good use of it"
I couldn't say something but I've realized that we were leaving an important period of our lives in our back.
after finishing this game I felt like I was at the end of my life, looking back on my memories..... its really weird how ordinary the things that we work or strive for when you look at from a wide perspective. you could earn so little or so much money or fame. whats important is the people who you spend your time with.
"I embraced the light, when my name was Ori"😢😭
two things, one I’m first, and two just beat that game last night and that ending is a tear jerker
I just finished now, this game is a masterpiece.
You aren't first
moon studios really said "EMOTIONAL DAMAGE". can't describe how beautiful this game is, i love it. the sequence when shriek crawled to her parents made me cry a bit, but when ori's memories with his family started playing while he's walking to seir, i just broke into tears for the rest of the ending. then i get emotional again hearing the music from blind forest at the credits. thank you moon studios for creating such an amazing game
both games are the state of the art and should be treated as a national treasure.
world treasure!
To this day this games ending still fucks me up, truly one of the best games I've ever played.
Finished this game and my heart hurts. It’s so bittersweet! And I have a lot to say about it.
I actually wish I was slower on completing this. Took me 5 days, and I reached 15 hours on my save. I never expected that ending as well. I thought Ori was going to pass away because of how weak she was crawling to Seir.(The orange light)When Seir said “It is time, Ori.”, I realized what that meant.
It was time for Ori to carry on with the next generation and become a Spirit Tree. So, it happened. I actually wished it was like this:
Ori is physically there as her Light Spirit form with Seir inside of her and her life is connected to the forest. But hey, I still loved the ending.
As Ori grew strong, her family became old as well. That hurt me as well. But what got me thinking, is that a white leaf came off of Ori’s branch. It might be hinting another game in my opinion. When I realized that Ori was telling her story in this game, I was shocked. If a new game is rumored or confirmed, she’ll most likely narrate it.
But dang, seeing Ori grow up from a white leaf, to a Light Spirit, to a Spirit Tree made me smile and cry. If Ori didn’t fuse with Seir, Ku wouldn’t have been revived and life would die. I will miss seeing Ori in her Light Spirit form.
Also, I actually feel bad for Shriek. As soon as she was born, she looked at the skeletons of her dead parents. She knew that her parents died RIGHT AFTER her birth.
As she tried getting along with other baby owls, their mothers got protective and angrily casted Shriek out. Because of that, Shriek became one with the dark and was blinded by her past. After getting defeated by Ori, she flew back to her dead parents and sat there, closing her eyes.
It’s sad learning about her past and why she’s highly aggressive. She’s a pretty intimidating antagonist to me, but this is the end of my thoughts.
I loved the ending, I’ll miss playing as Ori if a new game is rumored with a new character, and it is a overall masterpiece of a game. Moon Studios did amazing! Time to play this on hard mode!
(Yes, I think Ori is female.)
Another edit: About the gender. I say Ori’s Light Spirit form is female and Ori’s Spirit Tree form is male. But hey, I do call Ori they/them at times as well. I won’t bash you if you think Ori is male, female, or no gender. As long as you respect opinions.
Foxley The Ori Lover I’m also about to play it on hard mode, But this time I’m going to attempt to 100% it
Gabe R I wish you luck on that! I know that Mora the Spider will definitely be difficult. She’s one of the only bosses I actually had trouble with.
Craig Adams Same! I still cry over Shriek killing Ku and the ending because of how strong it hit me! I hope more Ori games come out or something related. Moon Studios puts beauty in their games!
Why do you think ori is a girl?
As a Spirit tree, oris voice is pretty male ya know
lost_erik Well, here’s how I see it
Ori’s Spirit Form: Female
Ori Tree: Male
It’s just me
Ori has held Kuro’s feather since the start of the game. As they are called to bond with Seir, they let it go. Peak symbolism.
Ori wished them to have life. And sadly, that required her sacrifice. It was not just the will of the wisps. *But it was also the will of Ori.*
Ori is a her
Heather Spaeder
The game developers have said that Ori is supposed to be gender less.. although the deep male voice at the end seems to imply otherwise
I think that's only indicating the amount of power they hold, look at Seir for example. Their voice got deeper the stronger the more wisps you collect/the more power they got
I wonder what the newborn spirit is gonna be called
Ri maybe? Ku is the daughter of (ku)ru so it makes sense
@@heatherspaeder1628 Kuro*
I couldn't wait and listened to the soundtrack before I had the chance to play the game. I saw the track was called "Ori embracing the light" and I thought huh that's a fun little nod to one of the first tracks of the first game "Naru embracing the light".
Then I finally played the game and found out what it meant. Such a beautiful story, such a beautiful game. Games like these are why I play
I know we won't be able to play as Ori after this game, but I can't wait to see what Moon Studios comes up for their next game.
"The credits roll"
Me: GODDAMIT, I need to install the first one again! I need to see Ori again! I need to see him with his family! Until new game, no ending again!
A 42 year man like myself should not be this sad from a game. Time to man up. Where's my copy of Doom.
Call me a pessimist, but the moment Shriek crawls under her parents' wings, I like to believe she is dying and that she knew this, so she wanted to die in the ''arms'' of her parents.
I want to see an ori movie someday
The music and the settings would make it feel almost like a Miyazaki film
I took a *sharp* inhale when it said "When my name was Ori"
If I feel like I need to cry, I just rewatch this. Masterpiece of a game.
Just finished today this game, never thought a game could make me cry so much, I know in the end it's supossed to be happy since the cycle of life is starting again but honestly everything else makes me feel sad: Naru lived the rest of her life going to the tree and spending her last moments there, Ku and Ori were able only once to fly together, Shriek dying alone in the dark among the corpses or her parents, this game destroyed me emotionally, but it is still a beautiful game.
one of the few games that made me cry
I miss you Ori 😢😢
I love how well this makes the series come full circle at the end. One of the best endings to a video game. That being said, I hope they make a 3rd game eventually.
What I find interesting is that the owls of Niwen were clearly shown to all be dead, turned to stone by the decay. Shriek survived this, but was horribly deformed with stone wings. Yet at the exact same time, maybe a few months prior to this game, we have Kuro, the only grown owl shown to be living in Nibel, and her clutch of eggs. No other owls are shown to live in Nibel. I'd find it entirely likely that Kuro fled Niwen to protect her eggs she was soon to lay. Perhaps she even knew about Shriek and depending on their ages, it's possible that Kuro may even have been chased out by the grown Shriek enacting vengeance for her treatment as a chick. Given this and the state of the owls in Niwen, it's entirely possible that with the deaths of Kuro and Shriek, Ku was the last living owl in both Nibel and Niwen.
I never expected that ending.
As soon as I realised that Ori was going to be gone, I just cried.
actually, i dont feel sad for Ori, at least he got true friends in his lifetime. My heart broke when looking Shriek die that way, it was cold and lonely. He was born abandoned and alone in his own homeland, he set out to find the warmth in his heart but unfortunately, he seems to be destined to live and die in loneliness, sorrow. He could have been a good boy.
I think it was a "she", i played it in spanish and its a girl.
But yes :/ .. she refused Ori's help and the light, she was so corrupted in mind that saving her was almost impossible :'( I think Death was her salvation..
There is a FanArt that Ori's official FB page posted, its Shriek's tomb with flowers
*TREE POWERS! ACTIVATE!*
Man fuck this 😞 i was so hype to finish the game and you know how excited you get to finish on hard mode. Only to realise the real battle, starts after finishing the game
For every ending, there's always a beginning. The cycle continues such as life.
This game made me cry more than any other game I've played. It really is a masterpiece.
The ending is so hart felt, so happy and yet so sad. When I finished the game I was searching for a third ori but sadly there will be no ori 3
I wans't happy with this ending. Nor was I disappointed.
It left me just... empty.
All of them, Naru, Gumo and little Ku, never seeing Ori again is just cruel...
I thought there would be a reunion... That Ori would return in physical form after obtaining the light... But he didn't.
I thought they would reunite... That Ori would come back to them, after his family cared for the tree... But he didn't...
Stll... I thought - and wished - for a reunion... and then they got older. Older and older.... Until they were gone... All of them... Forever.
And then... after many years... a leaf fell from the tree. And with it uncertainty. Would it be a new ghost? Like Ori? Or would it be Ori himself? And if it was Ori how would he return?
Did he forget everything about his former life? About his family? Is he born anew... into a foreign land, without someone caring for him and without a clear purpose? Or would he remember? Remember everything he experienced. Remember his family, Naru, Gumo and his little sister Ku... just to return into a world with no trace of them left. They're nothing but a memory. A memory of one little creature not knowing how long it has been and how much this land changed with the time...
This uncertainty was it that made me cry. The fact that there wouldn't be a sequel. And if there was... it wouldn't be the same anymore... It's over. And I can't think like: They're gone. They all faded. Because they propably didn't. The thought of Ori returning and remembering all that was is stuck inside my head and heart, which is why I can't decide what to think about the ending.
If Shriek, who just wanted to be accepted - nothing more, managed to defeat the darkness within her, throw away her armor and turn into a white phoenix of light, into a protector of all Niwen, to take and protect the light herself. If Ori and his family could have grown old together... And eventually faded together...
If this happened it wouldn't hurt so much...
For one we could be certain of whether Shriek died in her parents arms or if she just went there to feel a little bit of comfort after all this time of suffering...
And on the other hand... I could think: Yes. They're gone. It's over. All of them lived happily. Just like all of us could say that they were happy together after Ori and the Blind Forest we could have said all of them had a happy life... And now they're at a better place...
But not like this... This is what hurts me... The fear of Ori returning... Remembering... But being alone. Again. Without his family...
There was a lot of uncertainty, but then again look at how uncertain Ori started out and where it led. Naru taught Ori how to build a home and a family, and Ori went on to build one for all the wanderers and broken families in the glades. I like to imagine that Ku grew up sleeping in Ori's branches and that even though they don't speak much anymore (not that there was much of that before), they still obviously spent years/decades together while Ori built a world that made thousands of other families like theirs possible. For all we know the leaf/spirit drifted into the glades where it was raised by the whole community, and Ori 1 and 2 were narrated to all the baby Moki and spirits by grandpa Ori.
I think in the cutscenes it’s implied that the ones who protect the light (oris kind) came back with the leaves. The way he narrates the story makes me think he communicates with his family in some type of way. The one thing that felt sad was shrieks ending for me personally.
I feel you.
It stung me bad that Naru and Gumo didn’t see Ori physically throughout the whole game except the ending. Ori became a Spirit Tree to keep the life cycle going. Ku did reunite with Ori, but it lasted short because of Shriek killing her. That was the last time Ku saw Ori in their Light Spirit form...
About what you said about the white leaf coming off Ori’s branch, I don’t think it’s Ori. I say that because Ori’s the narrator of the game and is looking back at their memory of the Will Of The Wisps. I think they’re still a Spirit Tree. But hey, I wish the white leaf could be Ori and have their memories. But I have a strong sense that Ori’s story ended with Will Of The Wisps...
I don’t know. The ending did hurt, but at the same time I liked it. I hope a third game comes out and Ori narrates it again. I mostly worry about Ori dying...
I think it's stuck in a endless timeloop
You've voiced my exact thoughts. I'm so devastated.
I like the way ending song is similar to The Blinded Forest ost, ori lost in the storm. The cycle will never end ans we will remember names of every little heroes
the fact that the game still hits hard
Me: *watching a video*
Also me: 3:00 *reaches for my controller*
Even the shape of the tree looks like Ori.
The ending of this game...broke me. My heart bled and I genuinely cried myself to sleep that night.
great sad music, great gameplay, everything about this game is just great
Literally saw where this was going at the tree scene turned off the game and came here.... my little Ori will live on forever even if I don't ever get to slice up Shriek 😭
I'm man enough to admit I cried.
Makes me cry my eyes out every time
I sought out this video to seek therapy in the comment section., after that ending.
I’ve watched this like 20 times.... man I love this game