"He loved not in return, for he was never loved, but nevertheless, love it he did." That ost is amazing, it shows Morgott's desperation, the fear of losing the only thing he loves, and he puts everything on this fight, to the point that he uses the power of the curse that he hates the most to stop you. he despises himself, he hates what he is, but all I see is a brave, tenacious warrior who carried entire Leyndell and protected the Erdtree even if he was a "graceless cursed creature". Maybe I'm exaggerating but I had to dedicate this to the hated but powerful, Omen King
Makes more messed up when you read the talismans about the crucible and it nodding to the idea that Morgott during its time would've been seen as beautiful instead. Someone even painted an idea that because hes a royal and possibly had the potential of wings like Mohg he cut them off because he couldnt bare to look akin to them (instead of it just being the horns like what was normally done to noble omens)
@@XonixDerps tbh I wonder if Omens have different qualities like Mogh with wings and Morgott has a tail if I’m right Mogh doesn’t have a tail then again could be behind his robe
''The thrones.. STAINED by my curse.. such shame I cannot bear.. thy part in this shall not be forgiven'' The depth when he says ''stained'' .. ACTUAL CHILLS
Itd be especially fitting considering what happens right after. After everything we've gone through, all the battles, all the pain and agony, the sadness and the rage, we find out it's all pointless. We'll never get the ring, we'll never truly win, at the end of the day, Morgott gets the last laugh, cause now we feel what he feels, we know what it's like to be an unworthy failure
@@cinders5305 Maybe, but it wouldn't fit Elden Ring's theme. Elden Ring's world is ruined yes, but it can still be saved(unless you get the Frenzy Flame of course). Unlike Dark Souls or Bloodbourne, there is still hope for the Lands Between
"The Throne STAINED by my curse, such shame I cannot bare.", you can hear the absolute self-loathing in his almost quivering voice, how in a different setting, he would've been brought to tears at how far away from his beloved Erdtree he is. But you can hear, in real time, over his next two lines "Thy part in this, shall not be forgiven" of him steeling his resolve. The first half, you can hear his anger, as he mentally shifts the blame away from what he is to you for making him have to embrace it, and then in the 2nd half of the sentence his resolution has solidified, whatever he may feel, you are the greatest threat to all he holds dear, and he must be focused on taking you down without a thought for anything else.
When im not actually fighting him and have time to rly hear this line, i start tearing up. His voice is just so full of sorrow and agony. Hes halfway to death and all he cares about when it comes to his wounds is how is blood has in his eyes defiled the the thrones of literal traitors to the order he loves. The Order that would only want him dead. Its just, so sad
Morgott is by far my favorite boss of all time and currently is my favorite fictional character, him and Radagon convinced me the tarnished is the bad guy.
Morgott is an EXTREMELY tragic character. The saddest part about Morgott is that he was legitimately blessed. Omen curse is no curse. It's a blessing of the Crucible which was later seen as a curse due to Golden Order. He may as well have been the most holy of all Demigods, but he was punished for it by being left for a time in the sewers and he hated HIMSELF for it. That is until he was released, most likely by the time Giants were still a threat since Godfrey knew him and he was banished after he beat the Giants and other enemies of Erd Tree. He also uses a Giant Crusher. A weapon that fell out of use after War with the Giants. A GREAT way to hide little story details, in Boss's moveset itself. And the part with Godfrey is even more sad when you realize that Golden Godfrey we fight before him is most likely created BY Morgott. It's possible that Morgott created that apparition because he wanted the help of his father, he wanted his father to be there and become Elden Lord, evident by him placing his crown on the throne in the trailer. In his remembrance (japanese version) it's said that he didn't need anyone else's love to love in return. He just loved. He loved others matter what. And there most likely were people that did love him. One of them was Godfrey, but the other may have been his brother Godwyn... who was killed at the Night of the Black Knives. He tried to be a protector, he created Black Cavalry who we see in the trailer and may have been sent by him to hunt down the assassins (who also can be seen protecting the carriage with Malenia's Master's sword that goes to Haligtree), he created Sentry's Torches to protect his other siblings from Godwyn's fate, and yet... they all betrayed him and destroyed everything he loved and even then when he shows up in the throne room and calls his siblings traitors he still seems to have some actual care for them after all of that (calling Godrick by his title, being nostalgic with Malenia and Miquella, respectful for Radahn and mournful for Ranni) and he still felt great shame after staining their thrones meaning that he truly cared for them (outside of Rykard who may have taken more public role in killing Godwyn as part of his deal with Ranni which could have been start of his Blasphemy). Morgott was a good person that was betrayed by almost everyone around him. By his family that started destroying their life and breaking their world, by the Erdtree which wouldn't accept him due to his "curse" and by Golden Order which indoctrinated him into hating what he was blessed with. Morgott is probably one of the saddest characters in the game, if not THE saddest. A bitter person who has nothing, but hatred for himself and his family and the only thing he cares about is the thing that made his life miserable in the first place. And the only people that loved him are either dead (Godwyn who given that he befriended Dragons most likely cared little about curse on Morgott) or he never got to meet again after longing to see them again (Godfrey). At the end when we fight him he is legitimately left with nothing, but the crumbling city and his duty which is built on lies of the Greater Will. Pray for Morgott The Omen King, The Grace-Given. The True King of Leyndell and only worthy successor of Godfrey. A true heir. The only Demigod left that is worthy of being called Golden. Morgott the Golden Omen.
Ironically - Morgott is the one who had moral victory over Tarnished. He called Tarnished "pillager" and other bad words, and in the end, after destroying Leyndell, you understand he was right. He was one of the few people who was defending the old order, not ideal, but working. With all his fanatism, his self-loathing, he was making The Land between a bit better place for living.
I had my DnD players fight a homebrew of him and for some reason his lines always make me choke up a bit. I almost weep for him, imagining myself in his place, dealing with the unbearable shame, the torture, the loneliness, hated so much and yet so much is expected of him. And he still rises to the challenge. Not out of duty, not to be a tyrant, but out of love. Not to mention that omens suffer from endless nightmares in their sleep to the point where they cannot rest, even when they are not being actively persecuted they are being being tormented by demonic faces in their dreams. Man needs a hug.
morgotts slept on simply because its cannon on how separated he is from the lore, as an omen he's shunned by society and none of his actions and accomplishments in life are reccognized. before the elden ring was shattered and the demi gods gained their respective shards... morgott thwarted single handedly defeated a younger radahn, and in the 2nd defense of lyndell he and quote "stacks high the corpses of heros, yet the erdtree remains unshaken." he's born of the 2 strongest beings of the golden order and certainly does not lag behind in his strength and power, he's able to project perfect images of himself through the lands between, has a powerful enough connection to godfrey to make a phantom of him in lyndell capital... these are things we've only seen ranni do, and some erdtree avatars, and it shows he's capable of much more than just swinging a sword and summoning golden weapons
Morgott has gotta be one of the saddest and most tragic characters I've ever seen in any media. He was born the son of a god, but was thrown away for his demonic visage, a curse, a deformity that he had no control over. He was hated simply because he was different, hated because of a misconception. In ancient times omen were seen as blessed and holy, yet his own mother instilled the idea that they are freaks fit only to serve or die. He spent his childhood locked in a sewer, all alone, hunted by the omenkillers, never knowing what love was, because in his eyes nobody loved or cared about him, why should they? He's a mistake, an abomination, nothing else. He had to witness his whole family crumble, driven mad by their lust for power, and in the end he alone stood up to defend the Golden Order, the same order that shunned and cursed him. Not because he thought it was right, not because he wanted the throne, he simply didn't know what else to do with himself, save carry on the will of his mother, in some desperate attempt to justify what was in his own eyes a worthless and unloved existence. He fought, for years on end, till his dying breath to protect a home that never cared about him, a family that never loved him, and even in his final moments still considered himself nothing but a unworthy failure. A true paragon of loyalty, a true king who put the safety of his homeland above everything else, even himself. Most would say he was an accursed monster, yet he was the most holy of demigods, the most deserving of the title Elden Lord. One could only imagine the great man he could've been, had fate been kinder
The only ones who seems to have loved him where Godfrey, and Godwyn... but we all know what happened to them... one of the best and most tragic souls-game character
@@robertspeedwagon982 it's so sad that in Fromsoftware games, the good people, the kind hearted, the well intending, the heroes, almost always fail. Always die. Really just hammers in just how hopeless and ruined the world has become
"One could only imagine the great man he could have been had fate been kinder to him" You may be right. But perhaps the fate he was served was what made him this great of a man don't you think?
At long last my request has been fulfilled, and what a glorious last entry. This seems a lot more tragic, it almost sounds like a DS3 Soundtrack. Also you included Morgotts phase transition line, my favorite line in the game, which is a big plus.
@@maestrrsantarael6590 I was not judging the quality it was merely an observation. And yes I do think the original fits better with what the boss is. However I do admire the different tone because it 1) manages to evoke a different emotion which is hard to do and 2) frames the boss in a different light which encourages me to think of the character in a new light.
I’ve always preferred fights that feel like an equal match instead of barley scrapping by against a huge threat. This fight feels like two opponents giving it everything they’ve got.
This make it seem Morgott was the true final boss of the game but changed it as a mid point boss. I wouldn't be surprised but damn if he was the final boss, it would make all his encounter some what fitting, he promised he would give you no rest, no corner to hide. Truly He is Your Nemesis. I respect his determination to hunt us down to no end. To end our FLAMES OF AMBITION!!
@@Corsharkgaming Definately a foil to the tarnished for sure. Both are fighting for something that is seemingly impossible to achieve and both are unwilling to give up in the face of adversity. It's just that their goals just happen to contradict each other and they're forced to fight.
Radahn and Malenia might have the claims of strongest or most skilled of the Demigods - but Morgott, Last of All Kings stands as the most deserving of his birthright.
I played the DLC and man 😢. Morgott will never know the pain of her mother and he probably died thinking she hated him when in fact she was fueled by her hatred for the hornsent for what they did to her village.
Always the bosses with the most crazy acrobatic attack patterns... and the heroic backstories that make me cry... first morgott in elden ring and now Romeo in lies of p oml
I honestly have a decent amount of respect for Morgott. He didn't do as bad as his siblings. But he definitely could've done better. Tried to rescue his troops from Gelmir, tried to keep civilization going on in Leyndell, etc. Instead, in the end, it was all just a prolonged death. Nonetheless, he did that very well - prolonging the death of Leyndell.
Golden Order didn't deserve Morgott even a bit. I hope that the Tree, when it was burning and freed from the clutch of the Greater Will for a brief time, took Morgott's soul. Amd maybe in next games we will meet fierce warrior armed with golden light...
Can I ask what audio mixing program you use? I’d like to make some of my own elden ring boss theme + voicelines soundtracks, but I’m not sure the first thing about audio engineering.
your great rune is safer in the hands of a sheep, if Morgott hadn't killed every tarnished for you, you would have lost your great rune day one, remember its doesn't matter what you graft to a pile of shit it will still be a pile of shit
Ya know,If we're not in this game's universe... Morgott would the REAL protagonist of this entire story and the rightful owner of the Elden Ring let alone being an Elden Lord...Heck it's literally in his blood. Think about it.while everyone fights for the throne and lust for power.Morgott put the throne above himself and defends it and the erdtree with everything he got while still knows and fully accepts the fact that he doesn't deserve nor fit to be the elden lord,All purely because he loath himself being an omen and never has experienced love while his home has branded him as a abomination,fated to be butchered. And yet he STILL fought for it,he become a king for the very people he was loathed for and it really makes you think why would go so far. If anything he would have shared the same fate as his brother but he wanted to prove it wrong and most of all really wanted to follow his father's foot step if not at the very least defend his legacy by prevent others to become an Elden lord Until we came.
Nam mô cao đài tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát thường hằng Nam mô cao đài tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát thường hằng Nam mô cao đài tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát thường hằng Nam mô a di đà phật hằng tâm
This dude unironically *carried* the entire Golden Order during the Shattering.
One of the greatest characters in FromSoftware's games.
"He loved not in return, for he was never loved, but nevertheless, love it he did."
That ost is amazing, it shows Morgott's desperation, the fear of losing the only thing he loves, and he puts everything on this fight, to the point that he uses the power of the curse that he hates the most to stop you. he despises himself, he hates what he is, but all I see is a brave, tenacious warrior who carried entire Leyndell and protected the Erdtree even if he was a "graceless cursed creature". Maybe I'm exaggerating but I had to dedicate this to the hated but powerful, Omen King
Just the true
Makes more messed up when you read the talismans about the crucible and it nodding to the idea that Morgott during its time would've been seen as beautiful instead. Someone even painted an idea that because hes a royal and possibly had the potential of wings like Mohg he cut them off because he couldnt bare to look akin to them (instead of it just being the horns like what was normally done to noble omens)
Just like Lady Maria of the Astral Clock Tower who shunned her blood magic in favor of skill
It seems the Greater Will gave him grace in the end since he became normal at his death
@@XonixDerps tbh I wonder if Omens have different qualities like Mogh with wings and Morgott has a tail if I’m right Mogh doesn’t have a tail then again could be behind his robe
''The thrones.. STAINED by my curse.. such shame I cannot bear.. thy part in this shall not be forgiven''
The depth when he says ''stained'' .. ACTUAL CHILLS
This radiates final boss energy
The first time I fought him, I thought he was going to be the final boss, and I was 100% okay with it. The fight and the lore is just that great.
There’s a audio file where he introduced himself as Elden lord if you datamine. He probably was the final boss originally
He’s the final boss of the first part of er
Itd be especially fitting considering what happens right after.
After everything we've gone through, all the battles, all the pain and agony, the sadness and the rage, we find out it's all pointless. We'll never get the ring, we'll never truly win, at the end of the day, Morgott gets the last laugh, cause now we feel what he feels, we know what it's like to be an unworthy failure
@@cinders5305
Maybe, but it wouldn't fit Elden Ring's theme. Elden Ring's world is ruined yes, but it can still be saved(unless you get the Frenzy Flame of course). Unlike Dark Souls or Bloodbourne, there is still hope for the Lands Between
Of all the Demigods and Empyreans, mighty warriors and dread sorcerers, it was a graceless and twisted Omen that was most worthy of the Crown.
He was grace-given
He isnt, he says that because he doesnt want people to know he is a graceless omen.@@redsun5929
@@redsun5929but why that title, the erdtree still spurns him despite his efforts?
He was the only demigod who didn't flee the capital, so erdtree had to give him grace
@@unioncare2055 yet he didn't get any, he called himself the grace given to hide his omen origin
*"Thy, deeds. Shall be met with failure... as I..."*
😭
Man, i feel so bad for him when he said that 🙁
"The Throne STAINED by my curse, such shame I cannot bare.", you can hear the absolute self-loathing in his almost quivering voice, how in a different setting, he would've been brought to tears at how far away from his beloved Erdtree he is. But you can hear, in real time, over his next two lines "Thy part in this, shall not be forgiven" of him steeling his resolve. The first half, you can hear his anger, as he mentally shifts the blame away from what he is to you for making him have to embrace it, and then in the 2nd half of the sentence his resolution has solidified, whatever he may feel, you are the greatest threat to all he holds dear, and he must be focused on taking you down without a thought for anything else.
When im not actually fighting him and have time to rly hear this line, i start tearing up. His voice is just so full of sorrow and agony. Hes halfway to death and all he cares about when it comes to his wounds is how is blood has in his eyes defiled the the thrones of literal traitors to the order he loves. The Order that would only want him dead. Its just, so sad
Morgott is by far my favorite boss of all time and currently is my favorite fictional character, him and Radagon convinced me the tarnished is the bad guy.
Maybe but definitely with the Frenzied Flame.
Radagon’s a piece of shit wdym?
You didn’t pay attention then while tragic they are both misguided
Morgott is an EXTREMELY tragic character. The saddest part about Morgott is that he was legitimately blessed. Omen curse is no curse. It's a blessing of the Crucible which was later seen as a curse due to Golden Order. He may as well have been the most holy of all Demigods, but he was punished for it by being left for a time in the sewers and he hated HIMSELF for it. That is until he was released, most likely by the time Giants were still a threat since Godfrey knew him and he was banished after he beat the Giants and other enemies of Erd Tree. He also uses a Giant Crusher. A weapon that fell out of use after War with the Giants. A GREAT way to hide little story details, in Boss's moveset itself.
And the part with Godfrey is even more sad when you realize that Golden Godfrey we fight before him is most likely created BY Morgott. It's possible that Morgott created that apparition because he wanted the help of his father, he wanted his father to be there and become Elden Lord, evident by him placing his crown on the throne in the trailer.
In his remembrance (japanese version) it's said that he didn't need anyone else's love to love in return. He just loved. He loved others matter what. And there most likely were people that did love him. One of them was Godfrey, but the other may have been his brother Godwyn... who was killed at the Night of the Black Knives. He tried to be a protector, he created Black Cavalry who we see in the trailer and may have been sent by him to hunt down the assassins (who also can be seen protecting the carriage with Malenia's Master's sword that goes to Haligtree), he created Sentry's Torches to protect his other siblings from Godwyn's fate, and yet... they all betrayed him and destroyed everything he loved and even then when he shows up in the throne room and calls his siblings traitors he still seems to have some actual care for them after all of that (calling Godrick by his title, being nostalgic with Malenia and Miquella, respectful for Radahn and mournful for Ranni) and he still felt great shame after staining their thrones meaning that he truly cared for them (outside of Rykard who may have taken more public role in killing Godwyn as part of his deal with Ranni which could have been start of his Blasphemy).
Morgott was a good person that was betrayed by almost everyone around him. By his family that started destroying their life and breaking their world, by the Erdtree which wouldn't accept him due to his "curse" and by Golden Order which indoctrinated him into hating what he was blessed with.
Morgott is probably one of the saddest characters in the game, if not THE saddest. A bitter person who has nothing, but hatred for himself and his family and the only thing he cares about is the thing that made his life miserable in the first place. And the only people that loved him are either dead (Godwyn who given that he befriended Dragons most likely cared little about curse on Morgott) or he never got to meet again after longing to see them again (Godfrey).
At the end when we fight him he is legitimately left with nothing, but the crumbling city and his duty which is built on lies of the Greater Will.
Pray for Morgott The Omen King, The Grace-Given. The True King of Leyndell and only worthy successor of Godfrey. A true heir. The only Demigod left that is worthy of being called Golden. Morgott the Golden Omen.
"He also uses a Giant Crusher. A weapon that fell out of use after War with the Giants."
Man has grown feeble compared to his forebears.
bro is lore master
Morgott and maliketh>everyone else in elden ring
Ironically - Morgott is the one who had moral victory over Tarnished. He called Tarnished "pillager" and other bad words, and in the end, after destroying Leyndell, you understand he was right. He was one of the few people who was defending the old order, not ideal, but working. With all his fanatism, his self-loathing, he was making The Land between a bit better place for living.
I had my DnD players fight a homebrew of him and for some reason his lines always make me choke up a bit. I almost weep for him, imagining myself in his place, dealing with the unbearable shame, the torture, the loneliness, hated so much and yet so much is expected of him. And he still rises to the challenge. Not out of duty, not to be a tyrant, but out of love. Not to mention that omens suffer from endless nightmares in their sleep to the point where they cannot rest, even when they are not being actively persecuted they are being being tormented by demonic faces in their dreams. Man needs a hug.
"have it writ upon thy meager grave..."
"Felled by King Morgott! Last of all kings."
2:18 when he starts jumping around like a god damn ninja with that woman’s vocals was just absolutely breathtaking!
morgotts slept on simply because its cannon on how separated he is from the lore, as an omen he's shunned by society and none of his actions and accomplishments in life are reccognized.
before the elden ring was shattered and the demi gods gained their respective shards... morgott thwarted single handedly defeated a younger radahn, and in the 2nd defense of lyndell he and quote "stacks high the corpses of heros, yet the erdtree remains unshaken." he's born of the 2 strongest beings of the golden order and certainly does not lag behind in his strength and power, he's able to project perfect images of himself through the lands between, has a powerful enough connection to godfrey to make a phantom of him in lyndell capital... these are things we've only seen ranni do, and some erdtree avatars, and it shows he's capable of much more than just swinging a sword and summoning golden weapons
“THY PART IN THIS, SHALL NOT BE FORGIVEN!”
Warrior blood must truly run through thy veins, Tarnished…
I love how this tone variation makes him even more menacing, almost as he was the final boss.
Best boss In ER for me
Same.
Morgott has gotta be one of the saddest and most tragic characters I've ever seen in any media. He was born the son of a god, but was thrown away for his demonic visage, a curse, a deformity that he had no control over. He was hated simply because he was different, hated because of a misconception. In ancient times omen were seen as blessed and holy, yet his own mother instilled the idea that they are freaks fit only to serve or die.
He spent his childhood locked in a sewer, all alone, hunted by the omenkillers, never knowing what love was, because in his eyes nobody loved or cared about him, why should they? He's a mistake, an abomination, nothing else.
He had to witness his whole family crumble, driven mad by their lust for power, and in the end he alone stood up to defend the Golden Order, the same order that shunned and cursed him. Not because he thought it was right, not because he wanted the throne, he simply didn't know what else to do with himself, save carry on the will of his mother, in some desperate attempt to justify what was in his own eyes a worthless and unloved existence.
He fought, for years on end, till his dying breath to protect a home that never cared about him, a family that never loved him, and even in his final moments still considered himself nothing but a unworthy failure.
A true paragon of loyalty, a true king who put the safety of his homeland above everything else, even himself. Most would say he was an accursed monster, yet he was the most holy of demigods, the most deserving of the title Elden Lord. One could only imagine the great man he could've been, had fate been kinder
The only ones who seems to have loved him where Godfrey, and Godwyn... but we all know what happened to them... one of the best and most tragic souls-game character
@@robertspeedwagon982 it's so sad that in Fromsoftware games, the good people, the kind hearted, the well intending, the heroes, almost always fail. Always die. Really just hammers in just how hopeless and ruined the world has become
@@robertspeedwagon982 what about Mogh ?
And he is contrasted by his twin, Mohg, one of the most down bad and evil characters in the game.
"One could only imagine the great man he could have been had fate been kinder to him"
You may be right. But perhaps the fate he was served was what made him this great of a man don't you think?
At long last my request has been fulfilled, and what a glorious last entry.
This seems a lot more tragic, it almost sounds like a DS3 Soundtrack.
Also you included Morgotts phase transition line, my favorite line in the game, which is a big plus.
But it shouldn't play tragically. The variation is good, but the developers know better what tone the boss theme should have
@@maestrrsantarael6590 I was not judging the quality it was merely an observation.
And yes I do think the original fits better with what the boss is.
However I do admire the different tone because it 1) manages to evoke a different emotion which is hard to do and 2) frames the boss in a different light which encourages me to think of the character in a new light.
This sounds extremely close to a DS3 soundtrack. Crazy what a change in tone can do.
glad im not the only one who thinks Morgott's phase transition line is the best in the entire game.
@@dkDolphino Morgott has the best lines in the game, period.
I’ve always preferred fights that feel like an equal match instead of barley scrapping by against a huge threat. This fight feels like two opponents giving it everything they’ve got.
It's so hard to find fromsoftware's boss ost with dialogue in it so i'm really happy to have found this one. Also loved the godrick one.
The tracks I've heard with dialogue 100% add to them! Take Mohg's countdown and Nihils. LEAD.
This make it seem Morgott was the true final boss of the game but changed it as a mid point boss. I wouldn't be surprised but damn if he was the final boss, it would make all his encounter some what fitting, he promised he would give you no rest, no corner to hide. Truly He is Your Nemesis. I respect his determination to hunt us down to no end. To end our FLAMES OF AMBITION!!
He's the closest thing to an actual antagonist in the game.
@@Corsharkgaming Definately a foil to the tarnished for sure. Both are fighting for something that is seemingly impossible to achieve and both are unwilling to give up in the face of adversity. It's just that their goals just happen to contradict each other and they're forced to fight.
He has most polished moveset, give him punching power and triple his HP and we re in for a trouble
Radahn and Malenia might have the claims of strongest or most skilled of the Demigods - but Morgott, Last of All Kings stands as the most deserving of his birthright.
I played the DLC and man 😢. Morgott will never know the pain of her mother and he probably died thinking she hated him when in fact she was fueled by her hatred for the hornsent for what they did to her village.
Always the bosses with the most crazy acrobatic attack patterns... and the heroic backstories that make me cry... first morgott in elden ring and now Romeo in lies of p oml
2:40 🥺
Ambatucry
Morgott, the King who hates himself. But the only thing he hates more than himself....is you.
The third elden lord ❤
Was waiting for this one
My favorite boss gets the last trylobane treatment at last!!! Thanks for doing this!!!
Astels theme is going to be amazing
A boss fighting for on Order that he loves, yet they don't love back. What a badass boss man.
All hail the true lord of leyndell, the greatest of the demigods, the omen who would be lord, the veiled monarch, Morgott the grace given.
The tone variation makes this seem a lot more like the final fight
2:17
Getting goosebumps listening to this, it's literally AWEsome
new monarch?
true monarch.
I honestly have a decent amount of respect for Morgott. He didn't do as bad as his siblings.
But he definitely could've done better. Tried to rescue his troops from Gelmir, tried to keep civilization going on in Leyndell, etc. Instead, in the end, it was all just a prolonged death. Nonetheless, he did that very well - prolonging the death of Leyndell.
A hero must emerge and keep the throne
this a banger ong
my fav bootlicker ❤
Golden Order didn't deserve Morgott even a bit. I hope that the Tree, when it was burning and freed from the clutch of the Greater Will for a brief time, took Morgott's soul. Amd maybe in next games we will meet fierce warrior armed with golden light...
Kinda wish Morgott was endgame boss instead of mid, but still amazing boss regardless.
Straight fire
Old man but Tarnished
One of best fight in game
God this is so beautiful
One of the best best boss fights in the game ever in my opinion.
Could you possibly do this for the fume knight from ds2?
hey Trylobane can we have also get a version of this witheout the voice lines :P
Can I ask what audio mixing program you use? I’d like to make some of my own elden ring boss theme + voicelines soundtracks, but I’m not sure the first thing about audio engineering.
fl studio
I'll try it
Morgott will fit well in Dark Souls.
The veiled monarch an omen?! Hehehehe, didst think he could stay hidden? When I tell all, he shall burn! Just like the rest of the feeble omen...
Don't make us laugh.
your great rune is safer in the hands of a sheep, if Morgott hadn't killed every tarnished for you, you would have lost your great rune day one, remember its doesn't matter what you graft to a pile of shit it will still be a pile of shit
Ya know,If we're not in this game's universe...
Morgott would the REAL protagonist of this entire story and the rightful owner of the Elden Ring let alone being an Elden Lord...Heck it's literally in his blood.
Think about it.while everyone fights for the throne and lust for power.Morgott put the throne above himself and defends it and the erdtree with everything he got while still knows and fully accepts the fact that he doesn't deserve nor fit to be the elden lord,All purely because he loath himself being an omen and never has experienced love while his home has branded him as a abomination,fated to be butchered.
And yet he STILL fought for it,he become a king for the very people he was loathed for and it really makes you think why would go so far.
If anything he would have shared the same fate as his brother but he wanted to prove it wrong and most of all really wanted to follow his father's foot step if not at the very least defend his legacy by prevent others to become an Elden lord
Until we came.
Is there a version of this without voicelines?
The voice lines might as well be part of the soundtrack
Fighting catholic guilt himself
We need one of this remix but of Artorias
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