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the voice acting for the evil royals so cool yet it pains me cuz they sound sad/remorseful- Corrupted Fogado's battle quote in the final xenologue chapter really gets me. he sounds so broken from having died 2 times and then dies a 3rd and final time- it really makes you appreciate how he's a recurring boss. it deff has more weight to it compared to the main game's recurrign boss formula. I like how they gave Fogado and Hortensia quotes vs Alear in the final chapter because he's trapped in ch 5 so it only occurs in the last chapter. but man Alfred and Timerras really hurt- their vas are amazing. Celine being prideful's actually surprising and very cool too-
Alfred's lines break my heart. He was so distraught from losing all of his friends, and the way his VA delivers his lines. You can feel how much pain Alfred is in. 😭
Witnessing some unique battle quotes of meeting their dead retainers, friends, and family were one thing, but these take the cake. It's like they knew they were gonna die and that this is their only way to salvation. I especially felt bad for Alfred and Hortensia.
Alfred’s va’s performance is gonna land me in a mental hospital, especially his conversation with Etie. The voice work is driving me insane, it’s so good and painful.
All this time, we were thought that the people we meet will be polar opposite of the people we know….. Untill their last moment of their true self reveal to us…. Goes to show that no matter where we are in Engage, we will always be a moment late to save anyone in the Xenologue… You suffer a terrible fate aren’t you?
@@TheElementsAreWithMe Actually you CAN see their death animations! You just have to pass the points their story relevance has passed to see them (even Veyle has a death if she's killed in the final battle) I believe you can find them at the points they stop appearing in cutscenes! Like Hortensia losses relevance I believe after you get Rosado and Goldmary! That's when her "Deaths" become Death Animations rather then "retreat but still dead" The game does a good job at HIDING them, but unlike Fates, there isn't a plot armor injury over death scene! I was like you in thinking this after I saw it in Fates, but some sources including TV Tropes pretty much state they have Plot armor in that they don't have Death Scenes but retreats/Permanently Removed till they die AFTER you pass certain points in the story involving them (Note the Retainers have Death Scenes and even after battle acknowledgement if they die in the chapter they join! Engage did what Three Houses did where other then the Main Lord of your route's Retainer! The cutscenes are set in a way that takes note of WHO in your chosen house are there are not! IF their death or removed, their dialogue quip and conversations with others is removed so you'll never notice unless you GO OUT OF YOUR WAY to do so! Meaning only the Iron Man players who aren't that good at keeping folk alive will see this)
All Evil Royals on their deathbed: I found peace. Forgive me. I was not worthy. Friends, here I come to find us. Evil Fogado: Dead for the third time, huh? If Evil Fogado had the opportunity to resurrect, he would do it to continue watching the world burn.
All of these are great besides the Fell Ivy death quote. Fell Ivy wanting to apologize to Fell Hortensia just comes out of nowhere, especially since it's implied that she abused her little sister even before they all became corrupted.
She did lead up to that by saying “Even if it’s too late for me to repent”, which gave the indication that she really didn’t *want* to abuse her sister…but maybe that the Fell Dragon’s power compelled her to, like when Hyacinth was corrupted in *our* timeline. Food for thought.
@@samcase9328 That would be the case if not for the fact that Fell Hortensia acted like this BEFORE everyone was made Corrupted, as she said she and her retainers were all closed off and tried to divert attention away from themselves to try and survive. This implies that the abuse was always there.
In the main game we learn that the Elusian court is a place of intrigue and manipulation. We also learn that Ivy's mother drove all of Ivy's other half-siblings away from the court with her ways, and only Hortensia and her mother remained because Hortensia's mother's good personality won over even Ivy's mother's heart. We also learn that Ivy turned to the worship of the Divine Dragon to distance herself from the court. So we can assume that the following things happened in the alternate universe: Hortensia's mother was probably never able to win over sympathies at court and Ivy's mother in particular. Both Divine Dragons have fallen. Lumera at one point in the past. With the death of an entity that was worshipped as a deity in parts of the world she never had a reason to change faith, after all what sense does it make to worship someone who can die "so easily"? Ivy will therefore have accepted the Elusian status quo and adapted. We know little about her mother, but I think it's strong to assume that (depending on when Lumera died) she aligned herself more with her mother (scaring away and tormenting half-siblings) and adopted her father's modus operandi in the main story with the death of the last Divine Dragon. Her last words, however, suggest that the development of her personality is more a victim of circumstance: If Lumera and Alear had not died, she probably would have become much like the standard Ivy. A stark counterexample is Xeno-Timerra, which is the absolute antithesis of her standard version. She probably would have become the way she is even without the death of the two Divine Dragons.
in jp version, this is fogado's quote: "hahaha boy do wonder. even when I died multiple times, I have the thought of liking and killing someone again." when death: "finally...this is the last time...right. you there, thank you...I love you, from my heart." don't ask me what happened to the translation here, as diamant, alcryst, alfred, celine are exactly the same. (hortensia, ivy and timerra has bit of tweak on nuance) if you wonder about the minor difference, here's the following: hortensia initial quote "in my heart, I knew that no one will ever get back to normal...everyone was gone along with divine dragon" death: "what a joy...everyone would surely be together on that side...oh I wish my sis will also be nice with me" ivy's initial quote is the same, but add "hey, can you tell me why?" after the last sentence death: "even after devoting to fell dragon...can I ever go back in light...? after being so harsh with hortensia...can I apologize her...? timerra's initial quote is exactly same death: "I feel real soothing...just like the sky of my home country. if possible, under that sky...I wish everyone be together again, with divine dragon, and do..."
I was absolutely not prepared, and it made me tear up trying to concentrate in the map. I would have loved to see alt Veyle as well around this, but a least there's info about her, and it made me sad as well 😔
Interesting how Alear's battle quotes with Evil Fogado and Evil Hortensia only occur in Xenologue 6 and not Xenologue 5 since they're trapped with no way out in that chapter. Also, poor Hortensia was the only one who didn't get an Emblem in the final map.
Late comment, but their deaths actually made me cry (mainly Alfred and Timera) because they sound so broken and lonely, minus Fogado who is a psycho but still heartbreaking because these are characters we grow to care about and seeing them like that is actually sad.
the DLC was alright; but this probably was the most impactful stuff in it. Putting these guys to rest felt both sad, and honestly like you were doing them a huge favor lol
These really go hard and I honestly was nowhere near prepared for this, I really felt bad for all of them, though I wish Fogado's was better instead of him just saying "Oh, guess I'm dead, oh well."
@@BreadBup fogado is always someone who will say one thing and mean another. So judging by his lines he's either very scared or looking forward to his end.
Me: Oh God! Do I really have to do this!? Lumalee: There is no escape, the only hope is the sweet relief of death! Me: WOAH! Oh, you've got to be kidding me!
Alfred will always be precious. No matter what universe. He sounded so hurt too when you fight him in the first battle as Alear. Seeing his dead friend hurt him already, imagine how fighting Alear was like. He also makes the comment that he would completely destroy Alear, nor because he was evil, but so that nobody else could disturb their peace in death again. Like. Even Alfreds evil version just cares too much.
I love the difference between each character some are just rolling with the fact there dead some are sad and regret there choices in life and some are just completely mentally broken and just attacking just because the details on there personalities is amazing
This is super sad even all went through so much i definitely feel the most for Hortensia cause she was abused and mistreated she knew that this was the only way for her to escape 😢
These are all super sad, but I have to ask one thing… Where the heck are Vander and the twins ?! We never learn what happened to them and they are never mentioned whatsoever.
I know this is late, but in the Alternative Elyos, The Alear from that world wasn't a child of Sombron; they really WERE a child of Lumera, and not half fell, half divine. As a result, Alt. Lumera didn't have to put Alt. Alear to sleep for a thousand years, thus, there was no need for Stewards to watch over the Somniel. So Vander and the twins never even KNEW Alear at all in that world.
They really went all out with the Fell Xenologue, and some of characters that are my favorites I couldn't bare to kill off, but I know that I have to and there is no other choice.
You can't help but feel pity for the Fell Royals, especially after hearing their final words; they've lost everything when their Divine Dragon died yet still wage a pointless war, they're unaware that they're nothing but pawns of a Fell Dragon, and the only way they can finally be at peace is to be struck down by the mirror image of one of their closest friends.
In fact, only Fogado and Hortensia knew that they were pawns of a Fell Dragon: the others continued their lives as if they were the real ones, but they were impostors. However.... Hortensia, despite knowing that she was corrupt, still wanted to find salvation and a way to resurrect her dead father. Fogado instead.... he just wanted to see the world burn and he didn't mind being a pawn and dying many: as long as he caused death and slaughter, he was fine for him.
@@brunosanto3488 It's better to say before this point, only Fogado and Hortensia were aware! At this point their now more aware and well, to say many of them didn't take it well is an understatement (Like Celine who's full on embracing her "inner Alt Fogado" with how she feels now she doesn't even have to bear a "mask of sanity" it's scary much for the prime Fogado and Celine seeing these's versions of themselves because they know deep down, there's some parts of them that are the same! Their Circumstances are the ONLY reason they themselves didn't "unleash the beast" I mean did you VIEW Alt Celine dialogue with Alear if they fight! She made clear she always wanted to kill them, but because they were on the same side, it would have been in poor taste! Though like Fogado, it's up in the air if it was just an evil thought they felt ashamed of having and would never have put it into practise if the madness of losing everything and then being revived as Zombies and having been Zombies all this time removed all avenues of sanity by the point they as in Alt Fogado and Celine started to just embrace the madness to cope with their dreadful situation!) Their death quotes are sad! Fogado, and Alfred just want to die. Fogado's case to "die for good and NOT COME BACK" (Truly RIP, if the world burn, yeah that was an option he was willing to cause, but either way he gets what he wants! IT all burns, or he burns!) and Alfred, the flower field he mentioned sounds ALOT like "SPOILERS The field Alear ends up when they are killed by Sombron along with Good Veyle, having the same feelings as she did when she just wanted to give up and just await the others as she knew her evil self was going to kill them and they'd be there as well! At least then they can be happy and together in death!; With Hortensia she's resigned herself completely into her hopeless situation with at least surprisingly the hope that she won't be revived a third time as well with Fogado and the hope maybe in the afterlife things will be better, same with Diamant who embraces death because now he doesn't have to worry anymore, bad king or good king, it doesn't matter anymore, he's free from a position he felt he was chained to! Celine dies with pride she at least went down fighting, Same with Timerra; Ivy and Alcryst awaken from their power trip madness and reveal their feelings of regret for how they mistreat their siblings (Ivy looked like she was having self-awareness of her cruelty, her regret for not being able to apologize to Hortensia for the horror show she put her through, Alcryst as I suspect with his vs conversations with Citrinne, Lapis and Saphir that their deaths and his helplessness might have caused him to crack, his delusions of grandeur that he would be a better king being him trying to mask his powerlessness at not being able to do anything to prevent their deaths, and regret he got so full of it he damaged things between himself and Diament So badly desiring the throne in his belief with the power of a king he'd could have done things better, he failed his older brother by being a bad one) All these's death quotes work quite well in matching your armies ACTUAL death quotes in the main game Classic mode in how tragic they sound and are! (Bonus that as in Three Houses and Three Hopes! Enemy allies deaths are given the slowmo and deathscream/this cannot be, as they would on your own characters taking a death blow just to let it sink in!) Sad part about this all is it ends VERY bittersweetly! You do NOT save the alternative Elyos, it's already long unsalvageable! Best you can do is take the remaining survivors into Prime Elyos and give the remaining residence who are all zombies their "final rest" Putting a pitchfork at the end of this shitshow mess! And looking at where it FEELS like the devs expected you storywise to do it (Which is late game which is DUMB as the Joining Level and stats WILL have the new characters struggle to catch up if you do it at that point! Seriously this is Revelations all over again where I get Hana, try her on a skirmish map, only to see her UNDERPERFORMING compared to in Birthright where she was viable out the gate! Realizing to my horror, the devs NEVER DID CHECKS TO SEE IF THE CHARACTERS BASE STATS WERE ADJUSTED FOR REVELATIONS! I hope the idiot who thought leaving them at their base stats with SMALL adjustments when they made their join time HAPPEN FAR FROM THE POINT WHERE THEY WERE VIABLE OUT THE GATE! Got a Pay decrease and a demotion cause "fuck that guy!) while the twins can fit into Prime Elyos well enough! The Four Winds sadly will have to live in a world where their counterparts have wrecked so much havoc and are well known, that they're STILL "Heroes with bad publicity" (Except in Alt Elyos it was because the corrupted were insane and attacking them, the only LIVING individuals left thinking THEY were the corrupted or had a hand in helping the mess! Prime Elyos no one's aware but the Army that the Four Hounds sans Mauvier are deceased) but hey, better then what they left I guess
God, these are so sad. The Alternate Royals were well done for the Xenologue even if we saw that coming.
Alfred's Quote here gets me
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Alfred and Timerra’s lines hit the hardest for me… the voice acting here was incredible.
the voice acting for the evil royals so cool yet it pains me cuz they sound sad/remorseful-
Corrupted Fogado's battle quote in the final xenologue chapter really gets me.
he sounds so broken from having died 2 times and then dies a 3rd and final time-
it really makes you appreciate how he's a recurring boss.
it deff has more weight to it compared to the main game's recurrign boss formula.
I like how they gave Fogado and Hortensia quotes vs Alear in the final chapter because he's trapped in ch 5 so it only occurs in the last chapter.
but man Alfred and Timerras really hurt- their vas are amazing.
Celine being prideful's actually surprising and very cool too-
Alfred's lines break my heart. He was so distraught from losing all of his friends, and the way his VA delivers his lines. You can feel how much pain Alfred is in. 😭
I kinda like how they made evil Fogado a psychopath.
And yet he still acts similarly to how he is in the main world.
Witnessing some unique battle quotes of meeting their dead retainers, friends, and family were one thing, but these take the cake. It's like they knew they were gonna die and that this is their only way to salvation. I especially felt bad for Alfred and Hortensia.
Alfred’s va’s performance is gonna land me in a mental hospital, especially his conversation with Etie. The voice work is driving me insane, it’s so good and painful.
All this time, we were thought that the people we meet will be polar opposite of the people we know….. Untill their last moment of their true self reveal to us….
Goes to show that no matter where we are in Engage, we will always be a moment late to save anyone in the Xenologue…
You suffer a terrible fate aren’t you?
Alfred takes the cake, poor guy just wanted to be with everyone just like last time, and now they can live forever in the afterlife.
The only time we get to see Alfred, Diamant, Ivy, and Timerra death animation. Even when they are already corrupted
Can't you see their death quotes in the tower of trials? I don't remember honestly
@@Adam55774 they just retreat
Oh thats right, the heirs just retreat. Well what do you know, this DLC was more unique than I thought.
@@TheElementsAreWithMe Actually you CAN see their death animations! You just have to pass the points their story relevance has passed to see them (even Veyle has a death if she's killed in the final battle) I believe you can find them at the points they stop appearing in cutscenes! Like Hortensia losses relevance I believe after you get Rosado and Goldmary! That's when her "Deaths" become Death Animations rather then "retreat but still dead"
The game does a good job at HIDING them, but unlike Fates, there isn't a plot armor injury over death scene! I was like you in thinking this after I saw it in Fates, but some sources including TV Tropes pretty much state they have Plot armor in that they don't have Death Scenes but retreats/Permanently Removed till they die AFTER you pass certain points in the story involving them (Note the Retainers have Death Scenes and even after battle acknowledgement if they die in the chapter they join! Engage did what Three Houses did where other then the Main Lord of your route's Retainer! The cutscenes are set in a way that takes note of WHO in your chosen house are there are not! IF their death or removed, their dialogue quip and conversations with others is removed so you'll never notice unless you GO OUT OF YOUR WAY to do so! Meaning only the Iron Man players who aren't that good at keeping folk alive will see this)
All Evil Royals on their deathbed: I found peace. Forgive me. I was not worthy. Friends, here I come to find us.
Evil Fogado: Dead for the third time, huh?
If Evil Fogado had the opportunity to resurrect, he would do it to continue watching the world burn.
"Fate is cruel." -Nyx
All of these are great besides the Fell Ivy death quote. Fell Ivy wanting to apologize to Fell Hortensia just comes out of nowhere, especially since it's implied that she abused her little sister even before they all became corrupted.
She did lead up to that by saying “Even if it’s too late for me to repent”, which gave the indication that she really didn’t *want* to abuse her sister…but maybe that the Fell Dragon’s power compelled her to, like when Hyacinth was corrupted in *our* timeline. Food for thought.
@@samcase9328 That WOULD help explain away her killing all her other half-sisters.
@@samcase9328 That would be the case if not for the fact that Fell Hortensia acted like this BEFORE everyone was made Corrupted, as she said she and her retainers were all closed off and tried to divert attention away from themselves to try and survive. This implies that the abuse was always there.
@@motherhorse6695 But that doesn’t mean Fell *Ivy* was always the one abusing her.
In the main game we learn that the Elusian court is a place of intrigue and manipulation. We also learn that Ivy's mother drove all of Ivy's other half-siblings away from the court with her ways, and only Hortensia and her mother remained because Hortensia's mother's good personality won over even Ivy's mother's heart.
We also learn that Ivy turned to the worship of the Divine Dragon to distance herself from the court.
So we can assume that the following things happened in the alternate universe:
Hortensia's mother was probably never able to win over sympathies at court and Ivy's mother in particular.
Both Divine Dragons have fallen. Lumera at one point in the past. With the death of an entity that was worshipped as a deity in parts of the world she never had a reason to change faith, after all what sense does it make to worship someone who can die "so easily"? Ivy will therefore have accepted the Elusian status quo and adapted. We know little about her mother, but I think it's strong to assume that (depending on when Lumera died) she aligned herself more with her mother (scaring away and tormenting half-siblings) and adopted her father's modus operandi in the main story with the death of the last Divine Dragon.
Her last words, however, suggest that the development of her personality is more a victim of circumstance: If Lumera and Alear had not died, she probably would have become much like the standard Ivy.
A stark counterexample is Xeno-Timerra, which is the absolute antithesis of her standard version. She probably would have become the way she is even without the death of the two Divine Dragons.
in jp version, this is fogado's quote: "hahaha boy do wonder. even when I died multiple times, I have the thought of liking and killing someone again."
when death: "finally...this is the last time...right. you there, thank you...I love you, from my heart."
don't ask me what happened to the translation here, as diamant, alcryst, alfred, celine are exactly the same. (hortensia, ivy and timerra has bit of tweak on nuance)
if you wonder about the minor difference, here's the following:
hortensia initial quote "in my heart, I knew that no one will ever get back to normal...everyone was gone along with divine dragon"
death: "what a joy...everyone would surely be together on that side...oh I wish my sis will also be nice with me"
ivy's initial quote is the same, but add "hey, can you tell me why?" after the last sentence
death: "even after devoting to fell dragon...can I ever go back in light...? after being so harsh with hortensia...can I apologize her...?
timerra's initial quote is exactly same
death: "I feel real soothing...just like the sky of my home country. if possible, under that sky...I wish everyone be together again, with divine dragon, and do..."
I was absolutely not prepared, and it made me tear up trying to concentrate in the map.
I would have loved to see alt Veyle as well around this, but a least there's info about her, and it made me sad as well 😔
Yeah, but sadly everyone is dead except for the lords until this moment unfortunately
@@jennywakemanxj-9teenagerob749 i mean the lords are dead too given they are corrupted
@@SophiaLilithUwUI think they meant in that sense that only the royals became resurrected as corrupted and stayed in their original form
Man they went HARD with this last qoutes.
Interesting how Alear's battle quotes with Evil Fogado and Evil Hortensia only occur in Xenologue 6 and not Xenologue 5 since they're trapped with no way out in that chapter.
Also, poor Hortensia was the only one who didn't get an Emblem in the final map.
It kinda makes sense she didn’t get one since she wants to blend and not be noticeable
Late comment, but their deaths actually made me cry (mainly Alfred and Timera) because they sound so broken and lonely, minus Fogado who is a psycho but still heartbreaking because these are characters we grow to care about and seeing them like that is actually sad.
Alfred's was heartbreaking.
Feel bad for some of them, they weren’t entirely evil, some of them could have been redeemed
the DLC was alright; but this probably was the most impactful stuff in it. Putting these guys to rest felt both sad, and honestly like you were doing them a huge favor lol
These really go hard and I honestly was nowhere near prepared for this, I really felt bad for all of them, though I wish Fogado's was better instead of him just saying "Oh, guess I'm dead, oh well."
I mean he died twice and knew about it, so I doubt he cared much about dying a third time.
@@BreadBup Though he does seem to have a hope this one will stick. Meaning he DOES want to die for good and STAY dead
@@BreadBup fogado is always someone who will say one thing and mean another. So judging by his lines he's either very scared or looking forward to his end.
This whole xenologue breaks my heart=(Thank you so much for uploading!
Bro these are so sad😢
Timerra end is sad and all but did anyone notice Camilla’s bolting axe not landing on flat side but somehow balancing on its edge?
Me: Oh God! Do I really have to do this!?
Lumalee: There is no escape, the only hope is the sweet relief of death!
Me: WOAH! Oh, you've got to be kidding me!
Alfred will always be precious. No matter what universe. He sounded so hurt too when you fight him in the first battle as Alear. Seeing his dead friend hurt him already, imagine how fighting Alear was like. He also makes the comment that he would completely destroy Alear, nor because he was evil, but so that nobody else could disturb their peace in death again.
Like. Even Alfreds evil version just cares too much.
Alfred in Fell Xenolouge is sad boy hours. 😢
Hortensia seems to have a unique dialogue with Alear, I find that interesting.
Timerra's death quote hurts me.
Alt Timerra, Hortensia, and Diamant weren't even evil, just broken down. :(
This map was so depressing. Either you kill them and see these dialogues or rafal kills them and makes the win condition harder
All of these feel so sad. It's almost like that they were happy to have died.
I love the difference between each character some are just rolling with the fact there dead some are sad and regret there choices in life and some are just completely mentally broken and just attacking just because the details on there personalities is amazing
The death quotes of the royals are really hitting hard.
Tbh I'm kinda surprised rafal didn't make a corrupted alear maybe their body was decomposed by then or like they're soul rejected it
Maybe, even in his deepest madness, he couldn't bring himself to do it. They were family after all.
This is super sad even all went through so much i definitely feel the most for Hortensia cause she was abused and mistreated she knew that this was the only way for her to escape 😢
This is pretty sad but I'm just wondering how was the alear of this world was able to convince ivy?
Maybe this is a similar case with our Hyacinth? Like, Sombron or some of his followers were manipulating or warping her mind.
This alear did not. In this world, King Hyacinth was the one trying to stop Sombron to no avail.
Holy smokes Celine dealing 71 damage with aymr forgot it does very effective damage against dragons
They can now die peacefully. also The Corrupted is similar to the same title to Metroid Prime 3 Corruption.
And in the next FE game, the zombies are gonna be called "The Reborn" similar to Metroid Prime 4 Rebirth
These are all super sad, but I have to ask one thing… Where the heck are Vander and the twins ?! We never learn what happened to them and they are never mentioned whatsoever.
They probably dead like all others.
You can make the same case with Jean, Anna, Yunaka, and Seadall. None of them are mentioned so it's likely confirmed that they're all dead as well.
I know this is late, but in the Alternative Elyos, The Alear from that world wasn't a child of Sombron; they really WERE a child of Lumera, and not half fell, half divine. As a result, Alt. Lumera didn't have to put Alt. Alear to sleep for a thousand years, thus, there was no need for Stewards to watch over the Somniel. So Vander and the twins never even KNEW Alear at all in that world.
Have you done a video on the origins of the various emblem victory and special quotes? I know that some of the special quotes come from FEH.
Only Diamant knew everyone was Corrupted.
Man.
Hortensia and Fogado are also aware that they're corrupted.
Alcryst seems aware of it too
@@AkameGaKillfan777Celine too
So that's how they looked like when they died.
Ah yes, the one time Jerkass Alcryst does the mainline Alcryst thing
Alt Fogado gives zero f*cks
Correct me if I'm wrong. But I think some of these royals (Alfred Hortensia Timerra and Diamant) were just broken.
Meanwhile of course there Fogado.
Why the DLC story better than the base story?
It's pretty funny to see Liberation turns into a powerful weapon compared to it super weak counterpart.
Alfred my son 😭
They really went all out with the Fell Xenologue, and some of characters that are my favorites I couldn't bare to kill off, but I know that I have to and there is no other choice.
I felt pain from their quote
You can't help but feel pity for the Fell Royals, especially after hearing their final words; they've lost everything when their Divine Dragon died yet still wage a pointless war, they're unaware that they're nothing but pawns of a Fell Dragon, and the only way they can finally be at peace is to be struck down by the mirror image of one of their closest friends.
In fact, only Fogado and Hortensia knew that they were pawns of a Fell Dragon: the others continued their lives as if they were the real ones, but they were impostors.
However....
Hortensia, despite knowing that she was corrupt, still wanted to find salvation and a way to resurrect her dead father. Fogado instead.... he just wanted to see the world burn and he didn't mind being a pawn and dying many: as long as he caused death and slaughter, he was fine for him.
Except Evil Fogado.
He can die and stay dead.
@@brunosanto3488 It's better to say before this point, only Fogado and Hortensia were aware! At this point their now more aware and well, to say many of them didn't take it well is an understatement (Like Celine who's full on embracing her "inner Alt Fogado" with how she feels now she doesn't even have to bear a "mask of sanity" it's scary much for the prime Fogado and Celine seeing these's versions of themselves because they know deep down, there's some parts of them that are the same! Their Circumstances are the ONLY reason they themselves didn't "unleash the beast" I mean did you VIEW Alt Celine dialogue with Alear if they fight! She made clear she always wanted to kill them, but because they were on the same side, it would have been in poor taste! Though like Fogado, it's up in the air if it was just an evil thought they felt ashamed of having and would never have put it into practise if the madness of losing everything and then being revived as Zombies and having been Zombies all this time removed all avenues of sanity by the point they as in Alt Fogado and Celine started to just embrace the madness to cope with their dreadful situation!)
Their death quotes are sad! Fogado, and Alfred just want to die. Fogado's case to "die for good and NOT COME BACK" (Truly RIP, if the world burn, yeah that was an option he was willing to cause, but either way he gets what he wants! IT all burns, or he burns!) and Alfred, the flower field he mentioned sounds ALOT like "SPOILERS The field Alear ends up when they are killed by Sombron along with Good Veyle, having the same feelings as she did when she just wanted to give up and just await the others as she knew her evil self was going to kill them and they'd be there as well! At least then they can be happy and together in death!;
With Hortensia she's resigned herself completely into her hopeless situation with at least surprisingly the hope that she won't be revived a third time as well with Fogado and the hope maybe in the afterlife things will be better, same with Diamant who embraces death because now he doesn't have to worry anymore, bad king or good king, it doesn't matter anymore, he's free from a position he felt he was chained to! Celine dies with pride she at least went down fighting, Same with Timerra; Ivy and Alcryst awaken from their power trip madness and reveal their feelings of regret for how they mistreat their siblings (Ivy looked like she was having self-awareness of her cruelty, her regret for not being able to apologize to Hortensia for the horror show she put her through, Alcryst as I suspect with his vs conversations with Citrinne, Lapis and Saphir that their deaths and his helplessness might have caused him to crack, his delusions of grandeur that he would be a better king being him trying to mask his powerlessness at not being able to do anything to prevent their deaths, and regret he got so full of it he damaged things between himself and Diament So badly desiring the throne in his belief with the power of a king he'd could have done things better, he failed his older brother by being a bad one) All these's death quotes work quite well in matching your armies ACTUAL death quotes in the main game Classic mode in how tragic they sound and are! (Bonus that as in Three Houses and Three Hopes! Enemy allies deaths are given the slowmo and deathscream/this cannot be, as they would on your own characters taking a death blow just to let it sink in!)
Sad part about this all is it ends VERY bittersweetly! You do NOT save the alternative Elyos, it's already long unsalvageable! Best you can do is take the remaining survivors into Prime Elyos and give the remaining residence who are all zombies their "final rest" Putting a pitchfork at the end of this shitshow mess! And looking at where it FEELS like the devs expected you storywise to do it (Which is late game which is DUMB as the Joining Level and stats WILL have the new characters struggle to catch up if you do it at that point! Seriously this is Revelations all over again where I get Hana, try her on a skirmish map, only to see her UNDERPERFORMING compared to in Birthright where she was viable out the gate! Realizing to my horror, the devs NEVER DID CHECKS TO SEE IF THE CHARACTERS BASE STATS WERE ADJUSTED FOR REVELATIONS! I hope the idiot who thought leaving them at their base stats with SMALL adjustments when they made their join time HAPPEN FAR FROM THE POINT WHERE THEY WERE VIABLE OUT THE GATE! Got a Pay decrease and a demotion cause "fuck that guy!) while the twins can fit into Prime Elyos well enough! The Four Winds sadly will have to live in a world where their counterparts have wrecked so much havoc and are well known, that they're STILL "Heroes with bad publicity" (Except in Alt Elyos it was because the corrupted were insane and attacking them, the only LIVING individuals left thinking THEY were the corrupted or had a hand in helping the mess! Prime Elyos no one's aware but the Army that the Four Hounds sans Mauvier are deceased) but hey, better then what they left I guess
I felt bad for Fell Alcryst got me emotional
In the end he remembered he loved his brother and regretted how awful he was to him.
@@Lynn17 I know that
This reminds me of death’s embrace and future-past xenologues in fire emblem awakening.
How did I never notice the weakness in their typing? Only noticed after the plot twist did I see it.