Given the end of the first game, alvis used to wear a key, but he disappeared. Given his ultimate role, _what if the song title is implying hes the key that was lost?_
Let's find the key we've lost As all the people cry in vain Just try to live your life The endless sky, where I can fly Tell me what you're thinking? Tell me what's your way The end is always here This world locked up in a war There's a voice that saves your heart and my soul The sun goes down with all my faults So where's your feeling And where is your life? All the clouds, hang dark No one is ever seen
@@thebookwyrm235 "Moment of eternity" "White all around us" Jin, amalthous and the architect are aspects of mobious. The architect regrets but cannot let go of his mistake, of elysium. The conduit holds the area of elysium together. Whether the energy its pulling from another universe is siphoning human life like in aionos is unclear. Jin doesn't change between lives but his past incarnation acts as Z--his fears still exist and out of said fear and desperation, leaves behind "advice" to keep living "forever." Lora is literally frozen between in a moment of eternity between life and death like aionos and the oncoming collision of the universes. His suffering is the result of stagnation and yet he can't let go of his memories of Lora. He can't move on, afraid no one but him would carry on her memory. Amalthous never changes, lest he believes he will lose his sense of self. His reaction to violence and death highlights how he never changed; he reacts the same way and kills in retaliation against a cruel world. The stagnation and degradation manifested in the world he controlled but hated, intentionally causing the world to slowly die off. Even zanza has this too: he doesn't want to be forgotten so he made the world have the unnatural cycle of life and death to perpetually feed himself (a biological method versus the mechanical). Since he was doing it only for himself, the world grew stagnate--alvis says as much, and we all know how much he can't stand stagnation.
As I progressed through X I began to see an interesting relationship between my character and Lao. They appeared as foils to each other, two sides of a coin. One haunted by a past unable to see a future while the other had no past and could only live for the future. Occasionally agreeing but sometimes disagreeing. The final battle felt rather cinematic as it gradual came down to a one on one dual each with next to no health before the final mercy blow was delivered via the large handheld energy cannon of my characters mech.
I was under leveled the first time, so I restarted because I wanted to enjoy the game where I wasn't underleveled for every boss. Unfortunately this made me overleveled by 6, and if that wasn't enough, I learned how to use overdrive... the Skell was a handicap, I didn't even get to hear the song that well. I mean... Luxarr? I was fine with clapping him, and it was harder fighting the chimera in the skell because i used the multi attack long sword which makes fighting groups of enemies surprisingly easy if you can't get hit, and if the auto is drawn to someone else easily. But Lao... I wanted an actual fight, and I knew I wasn't gonna get to enjoy that because beung overleveled is ridiculously strong surprisingly. But... I haven't checked, but there's still the time attack boss simulators, right?
Eh, I was too busy being amused at the fact that Lao spent the entire game blaming humanity for the death of his wife and child instead of Luxaar. Then at the last minute he does in fact blame Luxaar for that. It's especially funny when talking with Lao stans about it.
@@maramba32 Um, no it isn't. It wasn't humanity's fault a bunch of psychopaths decided to blow up Earth because the Samaar couldn't keep their contingency plans safe. They even had a spot on the ship, they were just killed in the chaos of the invasion before they were able to board, so this isn't even a case of the rich people Lao kept whining about taking a space from his family, it was just _bad luck._
@zephyr8072 The ruling class lied to Lao, who signed up for Project Exodus because he thought he could save his family. He only cared about protecting his wife and child, and if that meant dying with them on the Earth he was totally okay with that. But lying to people like Lao, all in the name of saving the rich and well-connected, is morally reprehensible. The people who survived were politicians and billionaires, not people like us. The only reason anyone else got on board is so their skill sets could be utilized. Lao just wants to die, to be reunited with his family, and aligning himself with the Ganglion was the only way he knew how to do that. He knew that if he committed suicide, then they would just bring him back anyway. And even though the Lifehold database was destroyed on impact, Lao came back anyway, which implies that something is keeping him alive against his will. His reward for his sacrifices to help humanity and ultimately defeat the Ganglion is to suffer eternally with the guilt of not being able to save his family or be with them in their final moments.
With how much you can freely do in that whole world, that's enough for that game. I do hope for a sequel with more story on the plate as much as the exploring and gameplay was.
The key we’ve lost 歌詞 lyrics 1:50 ~ Let’s find the key we’ve lost As all the people cry in vain Just try to live your life The endless sky where I can fly Tell me what you’re thinking Tell me what’s your way The end is always here This world locked up in a war There’s a voice that saves your heart and my soul The sun goes down with all my faults So where’s your feeling And where is your life? All the clouds, hang dark No one is ever seen
Chapter twelve, Where I dragged out all the battle as long as I could fitting everyone with the worst equipment but stupidly high HP outfits while at level 60. Took half a day but soo rewarding to make those battle feel epic.
It took me forever to win this fight. Unlike you, I did not have good stuff. I was barely scrapiing. Took me the whole day trying to win it. But no complaints with this playing in the background. Was happy when I finally beat it.
Just finished replaying this game, and I ended up vibing to this song so hard that I didn't use Overdrive against the final boss. Edit: GUESS WHAT I'M DOING AGAIN IN MARCH 2025!!!
At this rate, they'll never be found. The keys to the switch successor, however... we'll have to wait and see. EDIT 29/10/2024: FUCK YEEEEEEEAAAAAH WE FINALLY FOUND THOSE DAMN KEYS!!!!
This fight was so epic. All of my characters had lost their skell except me, but I had no more fuel ! I beat his second phase without a single skell lmao 😭 'Thought it would be over for me more than once
@Just a Human funny cause he was a pathfinder not a reclaimer... 😂 I'm not correcting you it's just 1:30 am and I instantly thought "oH yEaH hE totally WAS a reclaimer... wait no he wasn't" so I found it funny. I wonder how many typos I've maee..
who else was disappointed with the final battle? it's kind of like the first game. tough battle for a few stages, then it lets you win in the end. but at least that game has some reason to just let you win.
Final battle of the original depended on a variety of factors. I personally got wrecked, but after leveling up quite a bit, he was a piece of cake. It's all relative. I can't speak for X... still working on it.
@@SharkLordProductions Play the original XBC on the Wii. You'll only realize what good they're doing after playing it. it is one of the most beautiful and well crafter games on the wii, deffff the best RPG by far in my opinion, with the last story coming in second. it has some shit they hopefully will fix on the definitive version but overall an amazing experience
![The key we've lost [Final Boss Theme] - Xenoblade X OST [With Onscreen Lyrics] (HQ 1080p HD)](/img/1.gif)
The Key is no Longer Lost
I repeat, The Key is no Longer Lost!
WE FOUND THE KEYS!!!
WE FUCKING DID IT!!!!
WERE SO FUCKING BACK
LETS FIND THE KEY WE’VE LOST
I HAVEN'T SEEN MY LIVING ROOM FURNITURE IN SO LONG
RAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH
Finally, Alvis found his damn key.
Given the end of the first game, alvis used to wear a key, but he disappeared. Given his ultimate role, _what if the song title is implying hes the key that was lost?_
Ah yes, the music of the GOAT of trailers
WE ARE SO BACK
I could finally enter my home with this song
FINALLY THIS TRACK IS RELEVANT AGAIN 🗣️ (i still listen to it everyday)
We've got the key, just no door as of yet.
I see you by the door ... So just walk thru. Don't take too long cause everything you've said you'll find it there... In our future.
😭😭😭
@ his writing is THIS fire⁉️🔥
@@homebrewGT2 I'm listening to that next, love Joanne Hogg.
@@homebrewGT2 F**k that is hell of a foreshadowing.
Can’t wait to experience this game again
This is still my ringtone after a decade (even though my phone is always on silent)
oh yeah, we are so fucking back
Let's find the key we've lost
As all the people cry in vain
Just try to live your life
The endless sky, where I can fly
Tell me what you're thinking?
Tell me what's your way
The end is always here
This world locked up in a war
There's a voice that saves your heart and my soul
The sun goes down with all my faults
So where's your feeling
And where is your life?
All the clouds, hang dark
No one is ever seen
These lyrics ALSO fit Xenoblade 3 so well.
Why does this keep happening?
@@thebookwyrm235 It was a hint for the DE ☝️🙂↕️
@@thebookwyrm235
"Moment of eternity"
"White all around us"
Jin, amalthous and the architect are aspects of mobious.
The architect regrets but cannot let go of his mistake, of elysium. The conduit holds the area of elysium together. Whether the energy its pulling from another universe is siphoning human life like in aionos is unclear.
Jin doesn't change between lives but his past incarnation acts as Z--his fears still exist and out of said fear and desperation, leaves behind "advice" to keep living "forever." Lora is literally frozen between in a moment of eternity between life and death like aionos and the oncoming collision of the universes. His suffering is the result of stagnation and yet he can't let go of his memories of Lora. He can't move on, afraid no one but him would carry on her memory.
Amalthous never changes, lest he believes he will lose his sense of self. His reaction to violence and death highlights how he never changed; he reacts the same way and kills in retaliation against a cruel world. The stagnation and degradation manifested in the world he controlled but hated, intentionally causing the world to slowly die off.
Even zanza has this too: he doesn't want to be forgotten so he made the world have the unnatural cycle of life and death to perpetually feed himself (a biological method versus the mechanical). Since he was doing it only for himself, the world grew stagnate--alvis says as much, and we all know how much he can't stand stagnation.
THERE are those damn car keys!
Never thought I'd see you name again haha. Long time no see (you were one of the first people I met on gplus)
@@eonflutehza131 Oh, shit. I don't remember your name, but you got Discord?
@@TheAbsol7448 ye I do:
Red & Pikachu (CDXCIV)#9544
@@eonflutehza131 Thanks!
*Turns key*
*THIS plays*
We found the keys 😂
Xenoblade chronicles X Definitive Edition
The aot soundtrack dude is such a god bro
Finally FOUND IT
The song or the key
My keys
both?
As I progressed through X I began to see an interesting relationship between my character and Lao. They appeared as foils to each other, two sides of a coin. One haunted by a past unable to see a future while the other had no past and could only live for the future. Occasionally agreeing but sometimes disagreeing. The final battle felt rather cinematic as it gradual came down to a one on one dual each with next to no health before the final mercy blow was delivered via the large handheld energy cannon of my characters mech.
I was under leveled the first time, so I restarted because I wanted to enjoy the game where I wasn't underleveled for every boss.
Unfortunately this made me overleveled by 6, and if that wasn't enough, I learned how to use overdrive... the Skell was a handicap, I didn't even get to hear the song that well. I mean... Luxarr? I was fine with clapping him, and it was harder fighting the chimera in the skell because i used the multi attack long sword which makes fighting groups of enemies surprisingly easy if you can't get hit, and if the auto is drawn to someone else easily. But Lao... I wanted an actual fight, and I knew I wasn't gonna get to enjoy that because beung overleveled is ridiculously strong surprisingly. But... I haven't checked, but there's still the time attack boss simulators, right?
Eh, I was too busy being amused at the fact that Lao spent the entire game blaming humanity for the death of his wife and child instead of Luxaar.
Then at the last minute he does in fact blame Luxaar for that.
It's especially funny when talking with Lao stans about it.
@@zephyr8072its both their fault.
@@maramba32 Um, no it isn't. It wasn't humanity's fault a bunch of psychopaths decided to blow up Earth because the Samaar couldn't keep their contingency plans safe.
They even had a spot on the ship, they were just killed in the chaos of the invasion before they were able to board, so this isn't even a case of the rich people Lao kept whining about taking a space from his family, it was just _bad luck._
@zephyr8072 The ruling class lied to Lao, who signed up for Project Exodus because he thought he could save his family. He only cared about protecting his wife and child, and if that meant dying with them on the Earth he was totally okay with that. But lying to people like Lao, all in the name of saving the rich and well-connected, is morally reprehensible. The people who survived were politicians and billionaires, not people like us. The only reason anyone else got on board is so their skill sets could be utilized.
Lao just wants to die, to be reunited with his family, and aligning himself with the Ganglion was the only way he knew how to do that. He knew that if he committed suicide, then they would just bring him back anyway. And even though the Lifehold database was destroyed on impact, Lao came back anyway, which implies that something is keeping him alive against his will. His reward for his sacrifices to help humanity and ultimately defeat the Ganglion is to suffer eternally with the guilt of not being able to save his family or be with them in their final moments.
We found the Key and had a new pair cut so we never lose them again!
XcX needs more than twelve chapters and one console
With how much you can freely do in that whole world, that's enough for that game. I do hope for a sequel with more story on the plate as much as the exploring and gameplay was.
Couldn't agree more! ✨👏
Well it got a second console now. We'll see if it gets more chapters or just an epilogue
@@sinom I saw it I'm so excited. I guess waiting makes the day after all. Lao, we will see you again
@@michaelfang1393well guess what we are getting even more
The key to my save file IS BACK
You shall be as gods
1:30 my favorite part.
The key we’ve lost 歌詞 lyrics
1:50 ~
Let’s find the key we’ve lost
As all the people cry in vain
Just try to live your life
The endless sky where I can fly
Tell me what you’re thinking
Tell me what’s your way
The end is always here
This world locked up in a war
There’s a voice that saves your heart and my soul
The sun goes down with all my faults
So where’s your feeling
And where is your life?
All the clouds, hang dark
No one is ever seen
this is definitely me when I lose my goddamn keys again
Found it! Ha! I knew I would find it eventually. And of course its made by master of epic music Hiroyuki Sawano
Chapter twelve, Where I dragged out all the battle as long as I could fitting everyone with the worst equipment but stupidly high HP outfits while at level 60. Took half a day but soo rewarding to make those battle feel epic.
It took me forever to win this fight. Unlike you, I did not have good stuff. I was barely scrapiing. Took me the whole day trying to win it. But no complaints with this playing in the background. Was happy when I finally beat it.
I WAS HERE
LETS FIND THE KEY WE LOST
JUST TRYIN TO LIVE YOUR LIFE
THE SUN GOES DOWN WITH ALL MY FAULTS
WHERES YOUR FEELING? WHERES YOUR LIFE?
Just finished replaying this game, and I ended up vibing to this song so hard that I didn't use Overdrive against the final boss.
Edit: GUESS WHAT I'M DOING AGAIN IN MARCH 2025!!!
WE ARE SO DAMN BACK 🗣️🔥
J'aime ces jeu et toutes ces musiques légendaires qui sont pour moi mes préférés.
**cking EPIC. Thank you for uploading this.
That redditor can finally stop flipping that poor NPC.
She's actually a party member.
I want air tags to play this song when i'm searching for my keys!
Cool, I was looking for the regular boss battle song as well (y).
My favorite one 🔥🔥🔥❤❤
Maybe its time give this game a shot. I've been watching the 1st trailer since before the game came out
Ah, the only meaning and involvement of Xenoblade for me. But that's many many many more times than many many many other things I like
I need to play this again.
I hope (not the name) that Lao comes back as a playable character at the end of chapter 12 in the definitive edition.
Is it really full version of song or on 3:14 starts some another song?
im an aot fan and heard this song in a video and immediately thought it was from aot lol
Here from SnowiestAngeman?
@@Ichirushu yup
don't lose the key we've lost... 😉
10 años buscando
It's great that resident evil came in at the end to horrify my nintendo experience
At the end? Did you suppress all memory of the water treatment plant?
@gregoryhayes7569 I did that after.
Keys for the switch door are still lost 😢
At this rate, they'll never be found. The keys to the switch successor, however... we'll have to wait and see.
EDIT 29/10/2024: FUCK YEEEEEEEAAAAAH WE FINALLY FOUND THOSE DAMN KEYS!!!!
People listening to this song: hmmm good song
Me:
*insert PTSD Dog meme*
Han pasado 87 años... buscando la canción del trailer
This game was so cheesy but I loved it
I just came to the Xenoblade universe for this. In fact, if it isn't Zelda, it's all an Epic OST collection to me
You're thinking of Xenoblade 2.
@@oneish7454 X had some cheese, just not at 2's level
This fight was so epic. All of my characters had lost their skell except me, but I had no more fuel ! I beat his second phase without a single skell lmao 😭 'Thought it would be over for me more than once
Goatesque
Fail** sounds like "grotesque". Smh. Try again, man.😅
@@Human_01 I think he means "GOAT-esque", meaning it's like a Greatest of all Time.
Is this an extended version?
Bro even Mika kobayashi is here (from the famous ost of AOT)
I mean its Sawano, so ofc
I dont know when this song plays I'm on chapter 10 ;-;
Nvm I already beat the game
Still a lot to do though
Indeed. I already got the Katana, Got a superskell weapon and other sh*t
Lao is the real hero of the game
@Just a Human funny cause he was a pathfinder not a reclaimer... 😂
I'm not correcting you it's just 1:30 am and I instantly thought "oH yEaH hE totally WAS a reclaimer... wait no he wasn't" so I found it funny. I wonder how many typos I've maee..
@@seansean792 that kinda explains he wanted to find another "path" for humanity
@@aymanraihan450 oh yeah, that's a 2 AM comment right there. Wasn't actually 2 AM at that time, but yeah, that's me when I'm tired.
Ancap king
Archetype hero ISTP, 💙 [💛]!
Punish the innocent and let the bad actors run free.
Yep, that’s how people treated this game compared to 2
Need the lyrics
39791 Elise Roads
who else was disappointed with the final battle?
it's kind of like the first game. tough battle for a few stages, then it lets you win in the end. but at least that game has some reason to just let you win.
well the final boss was great but the fights after it were pointless as an epic cutscene would do
Final battle of the original depended on a variety of factors. I personally got wrecked, but after leveling up quite a bit, he was a piece of cake. It's all relative. I can't speak for X... still working on it.
I'm still waiting for XBC Definitive to reach the Switch, and I haven't played any of the other games, so I can't really say for anything.
@@SharkLordProductions Play the original XBC on the Wii. You'll only realize what good they're doing after playing it. it is one of the most beautiful and well crafter games on the wii, deffff the best RPG by far in my opinion, with the last story coming in second. it has some shit they hopefully will fix on the definitive version but overall an amazing experience
It was tough for me. The Vita phase was super easy but this one took me forever since I was that well equiped on foot.
WHERE IS XCX2
well we got definitive edition coming (with additional content) so we have hope.
@tommyspringer3693 WAIT IS THAT AN ACTUAL THING I HAVENT HEARD????
Please tell me it's true I'm so desperate
@@Concerned_CustodianYES IT WAS ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY
@@tommyspringer3693it needs to sell and we will get it for sure