Ori and The Will Of The Wisps ENDING BREAKDOWN - The Last Ori Game?
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2020
- SPOILERS! A Video Breaking Down in Detail The Ending of Ori and The Will of The Wisps, The Bittersweet End To a Magnificent Game
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I felt the ending was Ori's journey coming full circle. Starting as a guardian spirit to restore Nibel's spirit tree, it ends with her becoming the new spirit tree for the realm of Niwen. And yes, the game is thought provoking and explores many themes such as grief, loss, acceptance and the passing of the torch. There's still potential for new stories set in this world, but Ori's journey is over. I actually felt Moon was pretty brave to end the franchise with a beautiful send-off instead of churning out more sequels with possibly diminishing returns.
Shriek is in many ways a parallel for Kuro in the sense they're both tragic antagonists in the form of giant owls. But there's also a world of difference. Kuro's antagonism towards Ori had some basis, as she lost her hatchlings because of the Nibel spirit tree's pulse searching for Ori. Shriek is a victim of her own circumstances and Ori played no part in her misery. She wasn't able to rise above when given a chance at a redemption arc, choosing instead to die in the one bit of comfort she knew.
If you watch the end credits you can see some hints of what happened after Ori's transformation. Between the credits there is artwork that, for example, shows Grom taking care of the moki, Kii and Tuley together AND surprisingly two white spirits with the moki. These spirits might be Ori's spawn but I guess there is the possibility of them being from Nibel.
But if someone missed the end credits go see them! The music and artwork is beautiful!
Ori: *sacrifices self for the better*
Everyone who saw the ending: *Rank: Valiant Hero*
Yes
When you realize Naru outlived almost every characters except Ori.
If this is the end it's sometimes best to end it on a high note.
After the last of us 2, I will always stand by the notion that a well told story should not continue unless there’s truly something more that needs to be said. As much as I’d love another ori game, I’d rather they leave it on a high note. Beautiful game, a beautiful work of art.
dear god please don’t mention TLOU2 that game ripped my heart out and not in a good way
I definitely agree. Although how much i think that wotw could have been longer or we could have gotten a 3rd game just to have more dopamine inducing platforming and more time to Ori to bond with Ku and have some gameplay so i can finally stop craving this game (just imagine how good it would be to solve some coop puzzle with our best owl Buddy)
I think ending is very satisfying and it feels like a nice place to stop. Their story is pretty much over and should be left alone imo
only thing u missed it , Ori became the new spirit tree we don't know what kind of tree but maybe the same species as his father the Spirit Tree of Nibel, cause the Ori Spirit Tree doesnt resemble a willow at all.
This is one of my favorite series. I love every aspect of these two games.
@Joe Banana Yeah, agreed. This game had a very good story and that ending was... Amazing and bittersweet.
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Great video. I was left a little disappointed after loving the ending in Blind Forest but your explanation helped me appreciate it more. I think I might have to do a second play through.
Whether or not there will be a sequel, I'm sure their next game is gonna be phenomenal.
I thought it would be amazing to have a sequel where ori the spirit tree births spirit triplets who have to go on some epic quest to help the spirit tree, and you can switch between the 3 spirits who look like the concept art for oris design, and during boss fights you can co-op with a second player if you want. I just think there's so much potential in this world for more stories to be told
A very old game called fury of the fuzzies had a mechanic like that.
3 creatures with different abilities you could switch between to solve the levels. Sometimes they had to split off because only one could swim etc.
Three vikings did something like this to.
As for the flaws they are rather minor in the grand scheme of things. The game was blemished by a number of bugs when it came out, but I played it just last weekend and most of those issues have already been fixed. I had an almost bug free experience. The bugs are fixed in time and what is left is near perfection.
the biggest bug i got hit with was the black credit screen which was a mild damper on my initial playthrough other wise it was pretty much flawless for me
this is the best game of the last 20 years. change my mind.
but why would i wanna do that?
Great explanation. Thank you.
A story to start a new not to end but to begin to throw us back Once We Were
best game i ever played story wise . it really moves me into many things emotion related
i hope there comes another Ori game but i guess some things are better left on the end of a true masterpiece .
R.I.P Ori and great job moonstudios, thank you for your story i will keep this in mind forever as it's a truly remarkable game .
I've heard people say this was a bad ending. I don't think it was bad. It made me cry, therefore it served its purpose.
Why does everyone miss that Kuro too is part of their family? She was included in the carving in the cave and was a part of Ori at the end.
Also, Ori never "died". When the three of them are eating around him, his light starts pulsating, indicating that he's actively talking to them.
@@dave_the_slick8584 You also see them laughing after looking at tree Ori so there is communication.
Amazing game and lovely summary
Thank you for this detailed explanation. At first this ending felt wrong, with shirek not having good reasons to go against ori and him taking this huge decision without thinking twice.
But looking more than once the final sequence it begun feeling better. After seeing this video lot of things make more sense
The ending of this game is terrific. Really satisfying and emotional. The ending of this game is the best. Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho! Yes, I'm right! Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho! This game has the best story ever. Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho!
Kaash na ho! This game has the best story and ending. Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho!
This ending literally made me Sad for a week
I wish The Will of the Wisp was the 3rd game while in a second game ori meets other Spirits with them being more of a Light Blue instead of white like Ori and them having Round Mouse-looking ears. I'd call them Mere Spirit's and you can switch between characters as they join Ori on their adventure.
At the ending of the 3rd game the Mere Spirit's become smaller spirit trees and they grow around Ori, they help Ori protect the land of Niwen and they keep each other company as Trees.
I was hoping for a little more to be done with Shriek than her (it?) dying in her parents' arms. I think I was more emotionally invested in Shriek than I was in the Owlette.
tbh i was too
Ori's Story is over ... from birth to them becoming a New Spirit Tree we followed the journey of that Spirit.
New Stories of a new Spirit could be told; but i doubt it. Because the Worldbuilding is conpleted: Spirit Trees as Guardians of a region. The dying of a tree allows Decay (that ominous force of Nature) to spread and corrupt (like poor Shriek) so a new tree needs to emerge, a spirit needs to be combined with the Light to Reverse Effects of Decay.
Currently i cant imagine new elements to be introduced ... but i would be open for that :)
Just finished, epic
it was
Heartbreaking. And what's odd is that Shriek's death is more painful to watch than Ori's. Truly a masterpiece. Great video Nomz, very good explanation 😢 I miss good endings.
Damn these games are good. I honestly could give a shit about the story and find cutscenes in video games to be extremely annoying but the game play is smooth, fluid and addictive. I've played both through to the end and replayed Bind Forest on hard mode and 100% it. Now I want to play them both again. I sincerely hope they make a 3rd game, I will buy it day 1.
In my opinion the will of the wisps is better than blind forest in every single way and that's saying something considering the fact that BF is a master piece, it set the bar way too high. I didn't think they ware gonna be able to top that but they did. I feel like ori and the will of the wisps wraps everything up in the most beautiful way, as much as I would love to get more games I think we don't need more.
YES, I was hoping to fly KU around one last time
While I prefer the story of the Blind Forest, Will of the Wisps was a phenomenal sequel, and was more enjoyable gameplay-wise. The art direction and graphics for both games were breathtaking, you could take a screenshot from any moment throughout the games and make them into wallpaper, Gareth Coker's score goes without saying (I'm certain he'll do Halo: Infinite justice. I don't plan on playing the game, but the soundtrack will be a must), the world of Nibel and Niwen were imaginative and original, and both stories were emotional rollercoasters that make me sob my eyes out just by thinking about them. I hope Moon Studios will return to this world one day, maybe make a spin-off set in the same universe or so since Ori's story is over.
Will of the Wisps had much better story than Blind Forest and also, the ending was also way better.
I just don't understand how Seir thought going back to the Willow would help? Wasn't it because the Willow was dying that Seir got lost in the first place or did I miss something?
Well the light here belongs to the Willow, so maybe Seir doesn't know about her death or that she is trying in vain to help the Willow but it didn't work.
@@vanngocthien I thought the same once but I guess Seir only revived the Willow to see her once last time and also cause it wanted the willow to explain him what would happen and give him confidence to take the task of being the new tree of life and subsequently to one who helped the land of Niwen not to fall into the decay.
I cant agree more, will of the wisps hit far more on second playthrough ;(
Never heard of this game but from what you're saying it seems good enough bar the flaws.
As the game drew to a close and I went for the last wisp I realised what was going to have to happen because in the last game all ability trees grew from dead forest spirits.
Without the light they could not make the full transformation and lost their sentience.
Shriek didn't know anything else and she only knew darkness. After defeat she felt she couldn't fit in. She would be rejected again and outcast. She only knew her comfort from her dead parents.
truly i read about some leaks of another Ori game, but it's like hk silksong, we know almost nothing about it, it might be a sequel or a prequel.
I didnt watch the video yet but Im very sad cause like sein says in blind forest when ori's species dies they become a tree and then sein names every spirit tree so ori is most likely dead. Why moon studios
But Ori was revealed to be the narrator, so I think they are still alive. The spirit trees seem to have sentience.
if they make a new arpg i really fucking reccomend looking up to path of exile.
1:07 me who completed in 11hrs
: what?
Yeah 20 hours sounds a bit off, I don't think it takes that long.
Waer is the new ori
Is this.. Waer the name of the new Spirit?