It’s not an Ody, warrior of the mind, but it’s king Odysseus who accepted Poseidon’s ideology and suffered a lot. And in the end the man I’m showing with Penelope and Telemachus is Odysseus that had returned being so similar to Ody, who is watching all of this from the back, but when we and Ody see the face and realising like: nah, that’s something different from Odysseus in the beginning of the story…
This is awesome! I like the idea of the first chorus referencing what has happened (I see past), while the second is the future yet to be (and future running free). This is the second animatic I've seen do this, though you seem to realize yours the better imo. I like it, hope you do more!
Huh, thanks, amigo!) Actually I’m planning to make the whole underworld saga, just cause I really love it! I’ve stated the underworld one already, btw!)
Hope you will enjoy! Actually I just can’t wait for Legendary and the God games to be fully released! And the whole stuff with Calypso to! I just understand like: the farther the song, the more I wanna listen to the final version :)
As good as this is I'd like to comment want I see the chorus means: (I see a song of past romance) I agree with you on this one I think he's talking about Odysseus's and Penelope's past (I see the sacrifice of man) I see that as when he lost men to the Cyclops specifically when he lost Platis(think I spelled that wrong) (I see portrayal of betrayal) I see that as his men gonna betray him (And a brothers final stand)I see that as a telling of um...of uh...wait what's the guys name? Ill just go with his Edmund in command anyway I see that as his betrayal (I see you on the brink of death) I see that as when he's starting to drown) (I see you draw you final breath) I actually see this as when he finally loses himself and becomes the "Monster" he talks about in the third song (I see a man who gets to make it home alive...but its no longer you) I agree with you on this one. But yeah that's the thoughts of the true meaning of the chorus you don't have to agree with me I just wanted to share my veiw. But anyway great video!👏
Well ya, I actually agree with you. And Tireseus sing this lines two times. So first time he was talking about the past: you see young Penelope and Odysseus, him sacrificing the infant, moment with Aolus’s bag being opened up, Polities. But the next time during the same lines the prophet is talking about the future: Calypso, Scilla, Eurilicus betrays him, a moment from Get in the water (if you look closer, you see Tireseus creating a vision showing Posidon in the water , and a really small Ody, standing on the land. Yeah. By man’s sacrifice I see mor psychological stuff at first, cause at that time he was more like a mind warrior, not a monster, he don’t think like the battle with cyclop or Posidon was him sacryfing the lives. And as Ody thinks at that moment: the only sacrafice was infants live. But he becomes a monster in the next song, and after that he understand that the battles are sacrafice, and he exchanging his soldiers lives to get back home. So their lives are Lila a price…
Oh, thanks a lot! Actually one of the reasons why I choose these colours is that almost everyone using blue or white or green, but I just wanted to be different! And also I just don’t associate underworld with any other colour, but red
Odysseus went to the underworld to seek the prophet Tyrisias, who was supposed to give him hints on how to get home. But the prophet didn’t hold a real conversation C’, he just cited the prophecy he had on Odysseus, said prophecy saying he will get betrayed by his crew, suffer again the wrath of the waves and get close to death only to come back home and leave another trail of bodies in his own halls. At the end the man he saw with Penelope was Odysseus, but he was so much older and different than who he is at the moment of the song that the prophet told him that man isn’t Odysseus anymore(meaning he will change on his way home )
@@togucvinw7 So much THIS. We sort of see the change starting to happening a handful of songs earlier with the cyclops and whatnot, but by the time Odysseus gets home he will be nowhere near the man he was in the Trojan war, if one could call it a man at all. The entire song is tongue incheek, there is no prophecy where the prophet helps ODYSSEUS of Ithica get home. He will at best be Odysseus the man in name at that point.
You forgot the palace in red, He becones a king on an island from a palace he built and killed all who entered, leaving a Palace stained in blood@@togucvinw7
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i think i've watched all the animatics of this song because i love it so much
We are the same person 😂😂😂 I do the same thing 😂😂
Well, I join this club too, huh! I also watch all that are aviable now, and I loved them. And when I decided to make my own one :)
@@sonita6982 which is amazhang btw
@@sonita6982soooooooo who was the person who makes it home?
It’s not an Ody, warrior of the mind, but it’s king Odysseus who accepted Poseidon’s ideology and suffered a lot. And in the end the man I’m showing with Penelope and Telemachus is Odysseus that had returned being so similar to Ody, who is watching all of this from the back, but when we and Ody see the face and realising like: nah, that’s something different from Odysseus in the beginning of the story…
This is awesome! I like the idea of the first chorus referencing what has happened (I see past), while the second is the future yet to be (and future running free). This is the second animatic I've seen do this, though you seem to realize yours the better imo. I like it, hope you do more!
Yes, I just wanted to do smth like that cause I really do think that it’s awesome :)
Bro this can't be real 14k views 400 like and only 88 subscribers. Give this person the recognition they deserve.
You think that I deserve more attention from the fandom?
I am a simple Winion.
I see a No Longer You animatic I haven't watched before, and I watch it.
Same here ❤ And for me it's not only about "No longer you", btw!
FINALLY FOUND SOMEONE USING THIS SONG!!!! I LOVE IT TOO MUCH!!!!
Huh, thanks, amigo!) Actually I’m planning to make the whole underworld saga, just cause I really love it! I’ve stated the underworld one already, btw!)
@@sonita6982 eyyyyy!!!! I'm looking forward to more in the future!!!!!
Hope you will enjoy! Actually I just can’t wait for Legendary and the God games to be fully released! And the whole stuff with Calypso to! I just understand like: the farther the song, the more I wanna listen to the final version :)
As good as this is I'd like to comment want I see the chorus means:
(I see a song of past romance) I agree with you on this one I think he's talking about Odysseus's and Penelope's past
(I see the sacrifice of man) I see that as when he lost men to the Cyclops specifically when he lost Platis(think I spelled that wrong)
(I see portrayal of betrayal) I see that as his men gonna betray him
(And a brothers final stand)I see that as a telling of um...of uh...wait what's the guys name? Ill just go with his Edmund in command anyway I see that as his betrayal
(I see you on the brink of death) I see that as when he's starting to drown)
(I see you draw you final breath) I actually see this as when he finally loses himself and becomes the "Monster" he talks about in the third song
(I see a man who gets to make it home alive...but its no longer you) I agree with you on this one.
But yeah that's the thoughts of the true meaning of the chorus you don't have to agree with me I just wanted to share my veiw. But anyway great video!👏
*Damn autocorrect*
Well ya, I actually agree with you. And Tireseus sing this lines two times. So first time he was talking about the past: you see young Penelope and Odysseus, him sacrificing the infant, moment with Aolus’s bag being opened up, Polities. But the next time during the same lines the prophet is talking about the future: Calypso, Scilla, Eurilicus betrays him, a moment from Get in the water (if you look closer, you see Tireseus creating a vision showing Posidon in the water , and a really small Ody, standing on the land. Yeah. By man’s sacrifice I see mor psychological stuff at first, cause at that time he was more like a mind warrior, not a monster, he don’t think like the battle with cyclop or Posidon was him sacryfing the lives. And as Ody thinks at that moment: the only sacrafice was infants live. But he becomes a monster in the next song, and after that he understand that the battles are sacrafice, and he exchanging his soldiers lives to get back home. So their lives are Lila a price…
Keep it up!
Well I will. Or at least I’m gonna try to
*38th like*
Love your use of color
Oh, thanks a lot! Actually one of the reasons why I choose these colours is that almost everyone using blue or white or green, but I just wanted to be different! And also I just don’t associate underworld with any other colour, but red
I know I’ve been thinking about this song and listening to it but what is the mean of the song ?
Odysseus went to the underworld to seek the prophet Tyrisias, who was supposed to give him hints on how to get home. But the prophet didn’t hold a real conversation C’, he just cited the prophecy he had on Odysseus, said prophecy saying he will get betrayed by his crew, suffer again the wrath of the waves and get close to death only to come back home and leave another trail of bodies in his own halls. At the end the man he saw with Penelope was Odysseus, but he was so much older and different than who he is at the moment of the song that the prophet told him that man isn’t Odysseus anymore(meaning he will change on his way home )
Actually, thanks for helping me with this answer. I couldn’t create anything better than your comment x)
And I love the fact that someone is talking about what I actually showed ya, cause it makes me feel like super cool😊
@@togucvinw7 So much THIS. We sort of see the change starting to happening a handful of songs earlier with the cyclops and whatnot, but by the time Odysseus gets home he will be nowhere near the man he was in the Trojan war, if one could call it a man at all. The entire song is tongue incheek, there is no prophecy where the prophet helps ODYSSEUS of Ithica get home. He will at best be Odysseus the man in name at that point.
You forgot the palace in red, He becones a king on an island from a palace he built and killed all who entered, leaving a Palace stained in blood@@togucvinw7