After giving it some time, I finally understand Dongrang’s issue. He wanted recognition for his work. No one seemed to give him the recognition or respect he thought he deserved. He held himself up on a pedestal at least thinking he was still a good but misunderstood person… but he became blind to the fact that his ambition for recognition led him to commit horrible atrocities. He realizes this when the calf he saved doesn’t seem to remember him. His world view and understanding of the world around him completely collapses at this point. In this delusion Dongrang finds someone to blame, and that’s Yi Sang. The entire time, Yi Sang is forced to watch Dongrang fall down this path of self destruction and blaming others, and realizing that he himself is destined to follow Dongrang’s path if he doesn’t start making his own name for himself. This is added to the trauma of seeing his friends become lost and fall down the path of self destruction and self pittance as well. This chapter is an excellent outside look into how depression and self destruction affects everyone else around you. How hopeless the rest of the world seems and how everyone seems to care nothing about you when you’re in the depths of depression.
Pretty sure dongrang didn't blame Yi sang in his EGO form instead he embrace his actions and realized no one actually recognize his work and accept it he no longer the one who denied all He just want to start his own path even what he do rn is just so messed up He didn't want to kill Yi sang cause he hate him or blame him for it he just do it cause he want to cut the last straw that link him to the league before starting his own new path However this fight is pretty sad Yi sang and dongrang Definitely filled in categories as "I can fix him" At the end of it dongrang doesn't really regret that he died by Yi sang since Yi sang gained his way back his soul are filled with determination again like old day when the league aren't disbanded it And dongrang could see that however it a good time for all of them Even dongrang actually want to escape shadow of the league It pretty a bit bitter ending but i would say good ending in this canto
I think for me the moment I started to empathize with Dongrang was when I thought about what it must have felt like to have his work tossed into the concept incinerator. Not just from the sensation of feeling all of his effort being burned away, but from the fact that the people he was closest to, the people who constantly looked down upon his work, determined that of all the technology to burn away to try and bamboozle T corp his was picked. No wonder he’s so desperate to claim recognition. He doesn’t want to ever experience that feeling of being disposed of ever again. But its also where his biggest flaw remains, as Yi Sang said in his ego’s observation log, there were two paths that he could have chosen. One that is the one he picked and the other is one where he dedicated his life to helping animals and feeling fulfillment from that. But ultimately both paths are sought after for that selfish desire for fulfillment. He doesn’t really care about the animals he helps (or at least not anymore), he just felt satisfied from the act. The reason I described him as a selfish person even on the path of helping others is because if he truly cared about doing good, what would it matter if his heart would get scorched again. Although ultimately I am somewhat conflicted in describing the alternate path Yi Sang described as selfish. In real self fulfillment through acts of kindness is something almost impossible to take away because it was born from your own mind and experiences. The concept incinerator robs those in the city of that privilege. Its one thing to bury someone’s work so that the public never gets to experience it, its a whole other level to bury it from the one who created it. And from that lens its why even after everything he’s done, I empathize with him for personal reasons. Im the type of person whose favorite activity is daydreaming, writing, and drawing things for myself. And the thought of feeling any of that being stolen from me, is horrifying. And I can see why when robbed of that humble intrinsic motivation… Dongrang would abandon everything for purely extrinsic goals. On a side note I wonder if this is something that happened to Ryoshu and why she became so obsessed with the art of violence. Its just much harder to be burn away the experience than it is to burn tangible artistic work (I also wonder if this is why N corp is so against things being video recorded. If an event is recorded and then the recording is tossed into a CI would allow you to destroy the memories of those recorded? Just some empty speculation)
honestly, the themes in this chapter.... amazing i still believe rodya "should" get farmwatch if we ever get that in future loops/chapters of the game. she wants praise so badly its starting to show, through even her frosty false facade.
I loved the details you put when sinners are standing in the way for yi sang, and yi sang himself at the end. Even if I agree that canto 6 is objectively the best canto for now, but this canto still holds a special place in my heart. It's the most touching one for me, this canto is just ideal
I really like even after Donrang finds a way forward he keeps that shakiness in his voice To me it says that despite his own words, despite his resolve to try again after failing so horribly, he doesn’t fully believe in it Like he has to keep going even though all he’d rather do is lay down and whither away, left to be blissfully ignorant of all the terrible things he had done in the name of proving he could walk on his own Yet it’s the only thing he has left, everyone and everything else is gone, and once Yi Sang is gone too, then can he wholly believe in his delusion
I know canto 6 is peak and all but canto 4 is still my favorite, it just hit extremely hard in every possible aspect, it wasn't that challenging but packs the most emotional impact out of all of them, especially because you can kind of simpatize with the main antagonist, Fly, My Wings is also my favorite boss battle song from Limbus. That final cutscene was so peak I almost shed a tear, mainly due to the surprise element but still. (Shoutout to my boy Hindley for being my favorite canto 6 character btw)
Canto 6 is objectively better, the stakes were higher, vergillius beat the allegations, the story was still fantastic but I can't help but come back to the best moments of canto 4 and just admire them over and over again. The fly my wings scene made me cry like a bitch and it's just such an incredible story that it's still my favorite canto. I will never, ever understand the people who say that canto 3 is better than 4, worst take in history.
@@artyy3742 how vergilius beating allegations makes canto 6 good? Maybe it's more good because characters have a purpose instead of like some characters in canto 4 being useless and forgettable
I’m hoping with the Canto III song, you include the music that plays during the sin chance roll. Like the fade out to a more quiet version of the music, I just feel it added a lot to the canto.
@@ssharkiggo6432 Sorry for not replying was asleep, they're are in the game files as the other guy said, you can find it here if you haven't found it yet. drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1pYipKwAfnuu23csb1E0SVBous-UnHYiz
I cried like a little bitch when Yi Sang stabbed Dongrang there. Shit was so fire. Also Yi Sang is quite honestly the one sinner I relate with the most.
I never thought about it, but did Yi Sangs EGO literally shatter DongRang, I got so caught up in the moment my first viewings that I never thought what YiSang’s ego was able to do.
The ruina-esque art style is great and all but the vibe is just not the same for those two games, last artstyle portrayed so much emotion through the colors and everything
Yi Sang's Canto weaker then Canto 5 or 6, Less funny then Canto 2, less dramatic and emotional then Canto 3 and as forgetable as Canto 1, has horrible pacing, was overhyped by my friend and yet... I don't remember it but I think I liked it. Dongrang was... Unideal and yet quite interesting antagonist. If only I didn't rushed finishing Dungeon and took my time to read, reread and understand what is going on.
@@SuHISKgeroto trust me, limbus main course is always the dialogue story. You don't want to miss it and you're supposed to immerse yourself on the emotional aspect for the maxed experience. There is a good reason why the community boasting how good the writing is because it is true if you willingly to immerse yourself with it and take your time. Many of the topic and theme is paralel to real world personal conflict or even more.
![[ Library Of Ruina ] Children of the City](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/aHUVqV5CO6w/mqdefault.jpg)
After giving it some time, I finally understand Dongrang’s issue. He wanted recognition for his work. No one seemed to give him the recognition or respect he thought he deserved. He held himself up on a pedestal at least thinking he was still a good but misunderstood person… but he became blind to the fact that his ambition for recognition led him to commit horrible atrocities. He realizes this when the calf he saved doesn’t seem to remember him. His world view and understanding of the world around him completely collapses at this point. In this delusion Dongrang finds someone to blame, and that’s Yi Sang. The entire time, Yi Sang is forced to watch Dongrang fall down this path of self destruction and blaming others, and realizing that he himself is destined to follow Dongrang’s path if he doesn’t start making his own name for himself. This is added to the trauma of seeing his friends become lost and fall down the path of self destruction and self pittance as well.
This chapter is an excellent outside look into how depression and self destruction affects everyone else around you. How hopeless the rest of the world seems and how everyone seems to care nothing about you when you’re in the depths of depression.
Pretty sure dongrang didn't blame Yi sang in his EGO form instead he embrace his actions and realized no one actually recognize his work and accept it he no longer the one who denied all
He just want to start his own path even what he do rn is just so messed up
He didn't want to kill Yi sang cause he hate him or blame him for it he just do it cause he want to cut the last straw that link him to the league before starting his own new path
However this fight is pretty sad
Yi sang and dongrang
Definitely filled in categories as "I can fix him"
At the end of it dongrang doesn't really regret that he died by Yi sang since Yi sang gained his way back his soul are filled with determination again like old day when the league aren't disbanded it
And dongrang could see that however it a good time for all of them
Even dongrang actually want to escape shadow of the league
It pretty a bit bitter ending but i would say good ending in this canto
I think for me the moment I started to empathize with Dongrang was when I thought about what it must have felt like to have his work tossed into the concept incinerator. Not just from the sensation of feeling all of his effort being burned away, but from the fact that the people he was closest to, the people who constantly looked down upon his work, determined that of all the technology to burn away to try and bamboozle T corp his was picked. No wonder he’s so desperate to claim recognition. He doesn’t want to ever experience that feeling of being disposed of ever again.
But its also where his biggest flaw remains, as Yi Sang said in his ego’s observation log, there were two paths that he could have chosen. One that is the one he picked and the other is one where he dedicated his life to helping animals and feeling fulfillment from that. But ultimately both paths are sought after for that selfish desire for fulfillment. He doesn’t really care about the animals he helps (or at least not anymore), he just felt satisfied from the act. The reason I described him as a selfish person even on the path of helping others is because if he truly cared about doing good, what would it matter if his heart would get scorched again.
Although ultimately I am somewhat conflicted in describing the alternate path Yi Sang described as selfish. In real self fulfillment through acts of kindness is something almost impossible to take away because it was born from your own mind and experiences. The concept incinerator robs those in the city of that privilege. Its one thing to bury someone’s work so that the public never gets to experience it, its a whole other level to bury it from the one who created it.
And from that lens its why even after everything he’s done, I empathize with him for personal reasons. Im the type of person whose favorite activity is daydreaming, writing, and drawing things for myself. And the thought of feeling any of that being stolen from me, is horrifying. And I can see why when robbed of that humble intrinsic motivation… Dongrang would abandon everything for purely extrinsic goals. On a side note I wonder if this is something that happened to Ryoshu and why she became so obsessed with the art of violence. Its just much harder to be burn away the experience than it is to burn tangible artistic work (I also wonder if this is why N corp is so against things being video recorded. If an event is recorded and then the recording is tossed into a CI would allow you to destroy the memories of those recorded? Just some empty speculation)
honestly, the themes in this chapter.... amazing
i still believe rodya "should" get farmwatch if we ever get that in future loops/chapters of the game.
she wants praise so badly its starting to show, through even her frosty false facade.
he just like me fr
Choosing Zwei Gregor to protect Yi sang tugged at my heartstrings lol
When I started I remember using him against the damn apple...
Zwei is your shield,after all.
What about the apple?😊
@@starbreaker707 yuri
I loved the details you put when sinners are standing in the way for yi sang, and yi sang himself at the end. Even if I agree that canto 6 is objectively the best canto for now, but this canto still holds a special place in my heart. It's the most touching one for me, this canto is just ideal
Canto 4 releases: its peak
Canto 5 releases: its peak
Canto 6 releases: its peak
@@badiskool9159 limbus be making mountain range at this point
Canto 7: Still pending, might be peak.
@@Exozealotsnot might WILL
The Peak Unending
Ah yes, peak. Thank god RUclips recommendations are working Ideally.
ideal
Ideal
I deal
Utter to me what you think ideal is...
Ideal.. Indeed.
I really like even after Donrang finds a way forward he keeps that shakiness in his voice
To me it says that despite his own words, despite his resolve to try again after failing so horribly, he doesn’t fully believe in it
Like he has to keep going even though all he’d rather do is lay down and whither away, left to be blissfully ignorant of all the terrible things he had done in the name of proving he could walk on his own
Yet it’s the only thing he has left, everyone and everything else is gone, and once Yi Sang is gone too, then can he wholly believe in his delusion
Truly, the ideal version to listen to this song.
peak fiction
I know canto 6 is peak and all but canto 4 is still my favorite, it just hit extremely hard in every possible aspect, it wasn't that challenging but packs the most emotional impact out of all of them, especially because you can kind of simpatize with the main antagonist, Fly, My Wings is also my favorite boss battle song from Limbus. That final cutscene was so peak I almost shed a tear, mainly due to the surprise element but still.
(Shoutout to my boy Hindley for being my favorite canto 6 character btw)
Also that beat drop at the end always gives me goosebumps. Canto 4 is truly Ideal, no way they top this
Canto 6 is objectively better, the stakes were higher, vergillius beat the allegations, the story was still fantastic but I can't help but come back to the best moments of canto 4 and just admire them over and over again. The fly my wings scene made me cry like a bitch and it's just such an incredible story that it's still my favorite canto. I will never, ever understand the people who say that canto 3 is better than 4, worst take in history.
@@artyy3742 how vergilius beating allegations makes canto 6 good? Maybe it's more good because characters have a purpose instead of like some characters in canto 4 being useless and forgettable
@@bullet3417 because its the hypest and most cinematic moment in the game?
@@artyy3742 but how cinematic (considering it's not story element) makes story good?
The canto that started it all
*Truly Ideal*
I think this is my favorite Limbus Company video. It’s just so perfect, so ideal. You’ve created a masterpiece.
These story + song + dialogue mixes are peak, I'm turning notifications on for you, keep up the good work.
I’m hoping with the Canto III song, you include the music that plays during the sin chance roll. Like the fade out to a more quiet version of the music, I just feel it added a lot to the canto.
Dw, stalker I'll make it like that!
Stay safe in the zone...
2:30 Dongrang forgot his hat lol
wait where are his horns?
Sorry, if the video feels lacking or something there isn't much in the battle.. (except for sick skill animations from farmwatch)
where did you get the sprite for hatless man, or did you make him yourself. Help please
@@ssharkiggo6432 They're in the games files, but ended up unused.
@@Alice-he2zh lmao lol thanks
@@ssharkiggo6432 Sorry for not replying was asleep, they're are in the game files as the other guy said, you can find it here if you haven't found it yet.
drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1pYipKwAfnuu23csb1E0SVBous-UnHYiz
The fucking clashes, this is actually so peak. Thank you RUclips recommendations
incredible work putting this together
This is ideal , truly the idealest of them all.
I always imagine in my head during skill checks as sinners actually using that skill in some way, even out of fights like this
Honestly I had no fucking idea what was going on in the story, but the song made me emotional anyway
How the heck you had no idea what is going on
Emo guy's old friend becomes evil farmer, doesnt regret it
@@employer2659 evil dhar man be like
Classic "Limbus Company fans vs Reading" Momment
“What is reading?”
Peak... It's so... peak...
Time to cry again.
This Canto stabbed me in the heart several times.
I mustn't spoil myself, but still listen the whole way
The perks of not knowing Korean
Yi Sang now my fav after that, truly real "ideal"
Thanks for making me cry again
Local man goes MENTAL over a Cow, demands everyone to respect him and give him awards
So fast are u using a Singularity for making videos?
Respect, he's using Warp Train to edit
@@reyzafany1992TT2*
Dude stole T corp singularity
I cried like a little bitch when Yi Sang stabbed Dongrang there. Shit was so fire. Also Yi Sang is quite honestly the one sinner I relate with the most.
Truly... Ideal
So that's the... Ideal, huh...
Thank you.
FLY PERFECT WINGS
Nice work
0:22 because the cow i remember someone make video about the cow
The title of the video "Fly, My Cow"
cruel lack of fishmael
ruclips.net/video/T5wKU20dSMY/видео.htmlsi=70vTTVJU0eCLMrl8
Me still waiting for farm watch id😭
That's all
*이상이오*
Its just so peak
Let us take a warp train the celibate this ideal1!!1(clueless)
NOT THE COW!
I never thought about it, but did Yi Sangs EGO literally shatter DongRang, I got so caught up in the moment my first viewings that I never thought what YiSang’s ego was able to do.
peak fiction
another peak
Audio is not balanced when useing headphones. Feels like most of the sound is coming from my left ear bud.
Because that’s how the actual song is
@@LunaTheSillyy Wait, really? It's actually mixed more for the left channel to represent Yi Sang as the focus/singer? If so, that's clever.
@@LunaTheSillyy huh, guessing it was not notable to me in game at the time. thanks for pointing it out.
I miss the old artstyle
same here man, it was much detail and unique than the current one sadly
The ruina-esque art style is great and all but the vibe is just not the same for those two games, last artstyle portrayed so much emotion through the colors and everything
wait there was an artstyle shift between canto 4 and 5? i mean the clothes look alot more rough but you'll have to take into consideration the context
@@kripsy4512 it's not about the context, its about a drama made out of nothing by Korean incels that led to this very talented artist being fired
@@mimikyu5848 I thought you meant by the general style, not the story art.
HE IS JUST LIKE ME FRFR!!! ( kidding )
CHA MAGANERA!!!
I always thought his symbol was a foot
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This was by far the hardest and most annoying ass boss i've ever known.
This fight was easy. Now bamboo hatted kim is another story
@@therookiemythseeker5811 Now now I'm using a blunt-Pierce team.
Enter unbreakable coins with bleed
Yi Sang's Canto weaker then Canto 5 or 6, Less funny then Canto 2, less dramatic and emotional then Canto 3 and as forgetable as Canto 1, has horrible pacing, was overhyped by my friend and yet...
I don't remember it but I think I liked it. Dongrang was... Unideal and yet quite interesting antagonist. If only I didn't rushed finishing Dungeon and took my time to read, reread and understand what is going on.
Did you really just call Canto 1 forgettable 💀
i truly dont understand people like you
I think bro really need to take his time reading because this is pm game
@@franciscoreza8295 yeah, I believe that I ruined it, cause I am rereading it partly and it's actually not that bad
@@SuHISKgeroto trust me, limbus main course is always the dialogue story. You don't want to miss it and you're supposed to immerse yourself on the emotional aspect for the maxed experience.
There is a good reason why the community boasting how good the writing is because it is true if you willingly to immerse yourself with it and take your time. Many of the topic and theme is paralel to real world personal conflict or even more.
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