The Face of a Dead God | Boss Designs of Elden Ring #10
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Look there, down in the mud! It's a corpse! It's a face! It's an... octopus?
Deep under Stormveil, something ignominious and pathetic lays rotting, splaying roots of corruption into the foundations of the Golden Order.
But is Godwyn JUST dead? Or is there more to his presence, yet?
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I definitely wouldn't mind more episodes about non-boss topics. Godwin is such an interesting thing to talk about so its nice to see an episode about him!🐟🐋
Same with Melina! So many cool characters to analyze that you don’t actually fight.
Haven’t watched yet, but same! There are so many minor moments outside the bosses that have serious story implications, and getting Skyen’s take on those things would be quite the treat!
And architecture and environmental storytelling. The map of eldenring is full of small hints and villages full of storylines.
Overall: this game is too damn cool to exist in this realm and Fromsoft has outdid themselves
I love that this absolutely gigantic half-wolf man opens his mouth and he talks in a bizzarely soft Welsh-accented voice. I mean, I guess Welsh tracks given the name, but the delivery is very unexpected.
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So many people are down bad for Blaidd, and his voice is definitely a factor. (Potentially even more so given the juxtaposition of the wildness of his form and the softness of his voice)
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@@chrayez me, I am down bad.
@@yeyeyeyeye2377same
@@yeyeyeyeye2377 collective wolf husband
They know.
THE BLAME LIES WITH YOU,2BSKYEN! YOU'RE THE REASON LADDER HAS THE "SNAKE? SNAKE!" MESSAGE! 🐋
Sleeping PM agents AWAKEN!!!!!!!!
@@gabrielhiyodo6144 You have awake my PM fan soul! shut up and take my like!
I knew that there was PM aplenty in this fanbase. Now all we need is to pear pressure him into playing limbus company.
Seeing this again and the mention of death from life reminds me of the concept of a whale fall, where the corpses of dead whales reach the bottom of the sea and act as sources of food and are taken away by the creatures of the deep so they can continue to grow, even if the whale itself didn’t plan on its death, much like how Godwyn died and now seems to have become a source of power and life for those who live in death.
Ooooh that's good!
That’s…
A rather brilliant bit of insight
@@ZenoKnightShadeneeds to be careful collecting that kind of insight. Everyone’s played bloodborne
@@ilcorvo9559 Mad Ones Spawn.
Whale falls are so interesting, because each one is essentially an entire ecosystem, flesh eaten by hagfish (which with their tendency to twist themselves into knots while feeding, and their elongated eel like body, could almost be compared to the ulcerated tree spirit visually) and sleeper sharks like the Greenland shark (which is honestly a real-life fantasy monster on its own, with poisonous flesh, eyes almost always eaten by parasites, and with Greenland sharks reaching sexual maturity at around 150 years old, and living upwards of 500 years) and even the bones slowly getting eaten by specially adapted bone eating worms (Also those serpentine tree spirits, maybe?), and the nutrients of its decay leeching into the silt around it, allowing the growth of bacterial colonies in a radius around it that support life of their own. But it’s all ultimately temporary; eventually (although it can easily take decades before this happens) there is no more of the whale left worth consuming. Godwyn seems to support a strange sort of ecosystem, and I’d argue that this is in part blended with more human element, something evocative of the mythic archetype of the dead ruler/divinity seen in the myths of Osiris from ancient Egyptian mythology and also Izanami from Shinto myth. Like Osiris, Godwyn was slain by treachery, his body, as seen in the trailer, was mutilated. But where he was once a prince of the living world, like Osiris, in death he kept his crown, becoming the Prince of Death, and continuing to exist, albeit altered physically and possibly mentally by his murder. But unlike Osiris, and similar to Izanami, his existence is an unclean one, with Godwyn and his ecosystem looking almost diseased, and surrounded by fetid, stagnant water, and appearing corpse-like (and both dead bodies and stagnant water are considered spiritually impure within Shinto beliefs). He seems to dwell underground: TBSkyen literally underwent a sort of Katabasis just to reach his resting place. What’s interesting is that within Elden ring, so far we’ve seen both the underground as a place of impurity, but also, in the case of the Regal Ancestor Spirit, as a place largely untouched by either the corruption of the surface and it’s Golden Order, or the supernatural blight of Godwyn.
Also, I can’t help but note how this blends with the oceanic/water themes of Godwyn; consider the Spirit Ashes, and how they are memories of dead things given life, and how the Tibia Mariner is drawing heavily from the myths of Charon. Water as a carrier of memory and forgetfulness/oblivion is something seen in classical mythology and especially in the Orphic mysteries: the shades of the dead drank from the river Lethe to forget themselves, and according to the Orphic tradition, by being initiated into their secrets, one could drink from Memnosyne (memory), and be reborn with the memory of your past lives intact.
Lastly, I just want to point out the connection of Godwyn to aquatic life, and the fact that there are giant crab and lobsters crawling around on land. Not sure if it’s related, but it’s worth considering.
As has been mentioned in the original stream comments somewhere I am sure, 'Blaidd' is Welsh for 'Wolf', and I was so happy and relieved when I first encountered the character and he pronounced his own name correctly. Far too often games will add Welsh or Welsh-esque names with the double-D or the double-L, and I wince every time they are pronounced as if they were singular (Final Fantasy XIV's "Llymlaen" being one example... *shudders*)
It does mean that his name is "Wolf the Half-Wolf" though, which gave me a laugh.
Real Moon Moon energy
Legolas means “green leaf”. He’s Greenleaf Greenleaf.
I watch a channel called RKG that consist of a trio of lads who play mostly Fromsoft games. Insanely high quality on their videos, highly recommendable. One of them is the designated description reader and he's Welsh, so there have been moments like the Llewellyn Shield and Runesmith Caryll where he's pronounced the words with the Welsh LL. He's having so much fun with all the Welsh people in Elden Ring.
his voice actor (scott arthur) is a welsh man and an actual welsh speaker i believe. turns out when you hire people for their actual accents the pronounce things correctly lol.
TBskyen: talks about Godwyn. Me: *screams in forbidden knowledge (spoilers)*🐚
I gotta keep my mouth shut but holy shit!!!! This forbidden knowledge goes crazy while watching this video
@@Lotusbornewait, what are you referencing here?
@@valypredescu9753 Lore
@@valypredescu9753 kinda spoilery, but the metion of Godwyn being buried in the capital is very very important.
@@valypredescu9753 Ik I'm very late, but if you want to learn more about this particular piece of elden rings lore I highly recommend this video. A much more complete analysis, given that TB is lacking information. Heavy spoilers for parts of the game TB hasn't touched in this series yet.
ruclips.net/video/FxoIDokUgFE/видео.htmlsi=Jr3Clqe93xMQL0oL
I find it impressing the capacity of observation that Skyen has like hearing that the Wolf cry was made by a Humanoid while skurrying between bears is hecka' impressive 🐡
29:25 he was so captivated by the prospect of revenge, he left himself open to being possessed by the French
"those who sea-live in sea-death should be left well alone".
the tarnished: 🎣
Bloodborne : Cleric Beast
Elden Ring : Beast Cleric.
Fromsoft I know what you did
Godwyn's face kind of reminds me of how blobfish' faces just melt appart when they're out of water. 🐙
First- Don't stress yourself out about upload schedules Skyen! We appreciate you and don't want you to burn out!
Second- I will never complain about non-boss episodes when they lead to more galaxy-brain Skyen tangents.
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Absolutely killed that snake eater sequence
Especially apt now Skyen has an eye-patch.
I love this bit, it's just funny as fuck and his cover is really good
We need a montage set to this of either ladder shenanigans or significant Soulsbourne moments in the Boss Designs series.
Fr, I was looking for a comment that mentions how unexpectedly awesome he was
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I think it's also possible that all the ocean imagery you spotted is a symptom of trying to make the curse have a Lovecraftian feel to it, since sea creature biology is a large part of that.
That makes so much sense!
"A bottomless sea, a bottomless curse' after all. 🦭
Mind if I hide this [spoiler] here so Skyen doesn't see it?
He's on to something with the sea theme. Godwyn's *true* corpse has a fish tail after all.
@@GenericProtagonist118Is it really a spoiler? He started the game 2years ago and I would suppose he finished it especially since some vids made references to future content. The real timeconsuming thing is writing scripts and editing these videos
One lil tidbit I noticed after staring at the godwyn corpse for a REAAAALLY long time, is that you can look at it like a humanoid body lying on its back. Third eye becomes the mouth, the nose becomes a weird crest while the tendrils become its hair. Idk if that means anything, I just thought it was neat! lol🐙
The fact that the algorithm doesn't like this series is baffling to me. I mean I get WHY because I know what the algorithm is trying to prioritize, I just think it's ridiculous, because this is one of the series I look forward to most on this entire website. I know it's a lot of time and effort going into Boss Designs, and that things keep getting in the way, so let me just say thank you for your hard work, this kicks ass. 🐟🐟🐟
I won't go into detail here because as you say, you still don't have much of a thesis yet and there's still so much game left to explore, but Godwin and his whole deal is one of my favorite bits of this game's story.
Godwyn definitely is one of the most fascinating things in the whole game, and yeah, it's really hard to escape Bloodborne when thinking about him🐟
The genuine giggles at the snake ladder bit, followed by just vibing to the song 🐙🦀
"I dont think Godwyn is simply dead" as the final words to end the video were great
Ahhh sweet child of Kos, returned to the Ocean. A bottomless Curse, a bottomless Sea, accepting all there is.. and can be 🌊🐋
Listen for the baneful chants. Weep with them, as one in trance. . . And weep with us, oh, weep with us 🐟
What has risen may sink, and what has sunk may rise. Loathsomeness waits and dreams in the deep 🦀
This is why i love Skyens analysis: no game breaking, now outside information and he basically found the same theory Zullie the Witch did about Godwyn and the Umibozu.
Also, Skyen, Blaidd (the wolf man) has a bug with him that if you aggro any bear on thw game he will eventually become hostile to you. Once you find a celestial dew you need to absolve yourself at the church of vows to fix it.
i dont think its related to all bears? isnt it related to the one rune bear in the ruins? when u aggro him, he goes apeshit and breaks the pillar blaidd stands on (i dont know if he takes damage and if thats what makes him aggro), making him aggro
@@misto4189 according to the wiki it's all of them
28:42 is the most dark souls veteran moment. XD
Also... Oceans to please the algorithm. 🌊🌊🌊
This episode had some very interesting insights and I'm very curious to see how your perspective will evolve/change/coalesce with further exploration/information acquired further into the game. I think Elden Ring, more than any other From Soft game, plays with perspective and context a lot -- I think this is actually one of the strongest leverage points of games as a medium, the interactive elements allowing for dramatically different experiences and therefore rather dynamic interpretations.
Rambling aside, thank you for the new entry in the series, it is genuinely one of the series where seeing it in my notifications makes me watch as soon as humanly possible. Much love. 🐟 🐙
I believe you missed an important bloodstain by the face of godwyn, depicting rogier being hoisted skyward before roots burst forth from inside him, which is the animation for being inflicted with deathblight. It creates an interesting perspective on D and Rogier having been acquainted but walking down their own paths, though there’s much more to learn of those who live in death that you will likely find in due time
I also got some strong Bloodborne vibes when I heard about a "Beast Clergyman". Love the details spread throughout the village, I had never noticed the connection before. I guess it just goes to show how many details there is to discover in this game! 🐟🐠🐡🦈
1:08:13 Consider that the likeness of his face is growing EVERYWHERE as you have seen. The mounds of root and flesh and eyes sprout all throughout the lands, and maybe this is just one particularly big one, especially considering that Godwin is from the Golden Lineage, maybe his roots taking a stronger hold of the castle of his family shows some reminiscing attachment.
I should personally note that there’s going to be a motif associated with Scarlet Rot and Death with the Shinto belief of stagnant water being really bad, which doubles down on the nautical theme specifically pertaining to Death.
We're cheering for future skyen as you become him and reckon with editing alongside other trials. You and your work are deeply valuable but for all that you remain parasocially unknown to us, you rank before your work
God it’s both amazing and frustrating to see how good you are at figuring out the story being told when you’re still at the very beginning. Like you’re on the verge of figuring out everything and you don’t even have all the clues yet, it’s genuinely impressive.
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I suggest looking at the crabs. I've noticed that some of them have growths on them across the world. The crabs are also kind of just eating the stuff on the floor so its possible they eat the root
Absolutely support doing more episodes on non-bosses whenever you feel you have something to say, this was a really interesting and unique perspective I haven't heard before and I absolutely can't wait for you to learn more about Godwyn going forward!
its always so exciting to get early access to theses videos (even though ive watched all the unedited footage like, three times already lmao) i know u have a complicated relationship with this series, but it brings me so much joy to see when you've uploaded another one of thsese videos!
i dont remember these in the unedited footage - where i can find the unedited ones?
I've always liked the interpretation that the lands between are "between" life and death, with the tarnished being banished from a place where death isn't an end point, then in the opening cutscene they seemingly awake from death to return to the lands between.
With that context, the idea that the ocean is related to Godwyn and the death of the soul meshes well with the fact that the tarnished had to cross the ocean to get to the lands between.
Honestly, with just how big this game is, I fully expect to see plenty more episodes without a “main” boss, and I’m more than fine with that
Hope your baby kitty is doing well. 🐙
Also, I actually don't mind the format changing. The game series has clearly changed, and I think this'll help smooth things out with the open world.
Hope you're still enjoying making this series, man.
I love this series. For someone who doesn't really have much interest in the gameplay of Elden Ring, I love that I can enjoy the world building and the detailed analysis regardless. Thank you :)
these episodes are always worth the wait, they get better each time 🐙
babe wake up skyens main channel updated!
love your editing style. The "kinds of bears" bit killed me.
You could say godwins death casts a… shadow… over the erdtree
Great work as always, it’s amazing to see you slowly unearth more and more of this game, and your blind reactions and analysis are always a treat. 🐟🐠🐡🐙
🐙 Beautifully holistic analysis and wonderful humor as always! As someone who has been thoroughly spoiled on nearly every square inch of this game despite not having finished it even once, I'm looking forward to hearing your ideas develop. Also, give my well-wishes to the kitty! 💕
You're literally the only other person I've seen to mention his face thorns look like tentacles, that made me so happy I feel like I'm going insane trying to tell people. So excited to see you uncover more! 🐙
24:37 - Note the shape of the lantern-holder at the back of the boat; it's identical to the Martyr Effigies we find scattered throughout the world. Among its various other meanings and implications, we use these effigies to summon/be summoned in co-op and PvP. Maybe he uses it to a similar end?
edit (this is why it's best to comment _after_ watching the video):
1:01:46 - We also see a brackish liquid flow from dead Godwyn's eyes in the cinematic trailer (and a similar liquid seems to seep out from beneath the corpse under Stormveil Castle). Perhaps Elden Ring draws a connection between the saltwater of tears and the saltwater of the oceans, and thus a connection between Godwyn (who notably has an eye motif) and the ocean. All of this is speculation, of course.
I never get tired of the Snake Eater gag 😂 🪼🪸
Almost spilled my drink when Skyen said the face looked like a coral. One might think it is reaching, but then you find Godwyn under the capital and damn he does look like a mermaid.
15:00 That subtle audio transition edit is so good. I love tiny things like that 🦐
The prince of death holds many secrets
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"50:25 - 50:34" -Franziska von Karma
Also 🦀🦑🐙
Your full cover of snake eater is legendary!
The extended ladder climbing scene 😂
I'm starting to realize just what this playthrough is going to be like, with Skyen's ability to notice detail. And what he could gain from focusing on those details. The thought is electrifying.
"Or at least, it goes against the Golden Order."
"It also, smacks a little bit of an apocalypse, doesn't it?"
"So much of this...imagery, is based on life."
No From game since Bloodborne has seeded its themes so well. Oh, I can't wait. I just can't wait.🐙
🐡 Thank you for another great episode! Hopefully I can actually make the premier for this one (if it is this weekend). I love your insight into these games, and this episode did not disappoint!
Now that I've finished Elden Ring I can start watching these right as they come out! Great analysis as always!🐟🐚
I know you have many games on your to-play list, but I'd love to see your take on one of my favorite horror game series, Little Nightmares. Full of thematics to ruminate on! And they're pretty short games too, few hours of gameplay each.
did not expect the honestly good singing damn
I adore the mini design talk after the mariner
i always sit in wonder at how skyen is able to not just notice but PREDICT details and analyses on a first playthrough that i only began to put together hundreds of hours in. genuinely such an astonishingly sharp analytical mind, really motivates me to look at literature more deeply and carefully :)
I should take the time to rewatch all the episodes that have been out now for Elden Ring.
Freshen up my mind before we're close to new streaming sessions of this game. 🐟🐚🐙
Lore dives are always pretty cool to watch, and since elden ring is this big and bosses always seem to tie back to the overall themes of the game, discussing them before hand is nice 🐠
I absolutely support making episodes that aren't just centered on bosses. After all, there's so much character design in these games that goes beyond merely bosses.
🐙 as long as i get to hear a bit of futureSkyen deep diving and theorising on what past Skyen has seen I'm happy
Was so happy to have the RUclips algorithm actually work and have this show up in my feed. I guess it helps to binge watch the Boss Designs Playlists during my time at work
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M A K E C O N T A C T
It's always a good day when there's a new Boss Designs of Elden Ring episode, specially about one of the most interesting topics such as Godwyn and those who live in dead🐙
That ladder sequence qas amazing. your voice, it befits a crown.
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🦑 this series was my intro to this channel so i’ve been super excited for a new episode as i basically binged all the earlier ones! i’ve been watching the bloodborne series while i wait though and that’s been fantastic as well, i’ve never even played any souls games but i’m really interested in them so i love your work!!
On the topic of the Tibia Mariners, the image immediately came to me of Charon, a ferryman taking the souls of the dead to their final destinations on a long boat, often depicted rowing it.
Another cool little visual thing related to Godwyn is all the little crabs in the game actually have his face on their backs, which kind of relates him more to oceanic stuff as well.
I really like the mini-analysis moment for smaller bosses like the mariner.
28:41 was a BRILLIANT Edit!!
I didn't notice the death root and godwin visual similrities until wayyy later in the game, good job!
Don't think that your visually timing the ladder movement to Snake Eater went unnoticed. Absolutely superb. No Notes. 🐋.
🐋Hey Skyen, just so you are aware, that orange knight down there is actually a boss in some locations. They are known as Crucible Knights. They (in my opinion at least) are some of the cooler enemies both in design and in lore. I highly recommend trying to track and hunt them all down, as their armor and weapons are pretty fun for a strength/faith build.
Godwin is genuinely one of the most fascinating things in elden ring!!
Also had a cat issue that drained my funds and time to support I understand how difficult that can be!
57:38 this never ever ever gets old please keep doing it everytime
I would absolutely welcome non-boss focused episodes. Some incredibly important story and characters don't have bosses but still deserve your close inspection
Always glad to see more Elden Ring content from you. Thanks for another great episode.🐟
God, I can't wait for you to progress further. Your analysis was hyping me up since I watch so many lore videos lol.🐙
I've just finished The Boss Designs of Bloodborne, and my, what a lovely surprise to know we as a community get the chance to tell other people our own perspectives of the game after everything is done. I look forward to more episodes of this series, and you can be absolutely sure I'll write my own interpretation of Elden Ring - it's a deeply, deeply personal game to me, and it's been crucial to some of the most important recent moments of my life.
Never caught on to the connection between death and the ocean imagery in Elden Ring, very interesting to think about.
TB Skyen: "Stop using rats as enemies.. They're not enemies, they're friends."
Me and all the other people who like wolves: "Felt."
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I think you have some very keen insights going on with all the 🐟 discussion going on. I know future Skyen has the knowledge of the full playthrough, but I'm excited to see you react as you unravel the threads further in the game.
🐙🐟 I’ve missed your long format vids! You disappeared for a while from my feed but boy was I excited for a new Elden ring vid. Much love!
It's genuinely amazing how good this video series is, one of the best I've ever watched on any platform. Thank you Skyen!
A small detail near the corpse of Godwyn that you "missed" in your playthrough: In your footage there were two bloodstains near the face. One of them was a player bloodstain, and the other was actually an NPC bloodstain. The Death Root is (unsurprisingly) also what you see when you character gets inflicted by Deathblight (the stuff e.g. Basilisks spew) and one NPC in particular got a little too close to Godwyn's face and actually contracted Deathblight there. For sake of maybe discovering that yourself on a second playthrough, I will not name the NPC, but they make it fairly explicit that this is what happened to them (even if you miss the bloodstain itself).
Interestingly enough, the face also...bleeds. When you attack the normal terrain you get a sparking effect, and with Godwyn's face it actually has blood particle effects attached like when you hit an enemy. Also I think the sound of your footsteps while walking on him is different from the normal terrain.
Something I haven't heard explored from among all the other creators I follow for Soulsborne stuff is the Christian angle for Godwyn's role in the story. Maybe because the imagery is just one step too far removed with the whole "night of the knives" thing, but definitely a compelling angle to consider and maybe for Fromsoftware to explore. (Sidenote: This is exactly the kind of analysis that you often say is more of a unique contribution on your part to the space!)
Overall Godwyn is a really interesting part of the game that I fully expect to be explored more in the DLC. And by that I mean we probably aren't going to get a single question regarding him answered. Although I do suspect they MIGHT drop at least a singular hint towards an in universe planned resurrection of Godwyn. There's hints that they might be giving us hints. (I swear we're not going insane again.) 🐙🐙
PS: Something I forgot about until you mentioned the location of his corpse - he IS the first (named) descendant of Godfrey the Golden, who Godrick explicitly invokes. Considering Godrick is the last (relevant) descendant of the Golden Lineage, that might explain why exactly Godwyn's corpse is under Stormveil. Although Godrick did grab Stormveil a good chunk into the Shattering, so that definitely isn't the whole story.
I’m so glad that you’re managing your mental health and continuing this series.
If I had to pick one for you to do, it would obviously be the former, but I’m glad that, even if the episodes take some time, they’re still coming!
You’re also probably the first person I can think of who’s actually talked about the sea in relation to the culture of the Lands Between. It wasn’t until you brought it up that I realized that that we can see the ocean from so many places but there’s next to no mention of fishing or sailing.🐋🐋🐋
i'm enamored with the parallel between those who live in death and the tarnished. i can't wait to see how these interpretations (all the stuff) evolve as you unravel elden ring, especially with the pace you've been uploading at.
it's a pleasant dream which i can submerge myself in once in a blue moon, and when i emerge, as with the best of dreams, i do so with fascination for this game i love and heaps and heaps of questions.
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14:11, Skyen singing MGS2, wasn't expecting it, but damn the nostalgia. Also, beautiful voice !
🐟 I am really looking forwards to seeing you figure out some stuff you started dancing around in this episode. There's sort of a right idea wrong answer situation going on here 😉
Never seen that way of reaching the bottom of the castle before. Learning new things all the time
Godwyn is a fascinating character in the role he plays in the story and how it plays into the overall narrative. I won't pretend I completely understand it but it does make him very mysterious to me.
Glad to see you talking about more than just bosses. As there are some fascinating non-bosses too.
God I love these videos so much. I'm a little late to the party on this one, but between the funny gameplay, the fascinating insight into the designs of the game, and the gravitas added to sentences of import, I really enjoyed this one. You continuously give me new insights on a game I've spent hundreds of hours playing, whether it be noticing how important a detail I thought inconsequential could be, or even just explaining how the developers were able to invoke a feeling from me that I'm not able to put into words. I love seeing your videos pop up in my feed, even if this one slipped through the cracks for a bit, because I know I won't just be entertained but also informed, and given another reason to appreciate a game that I've loved for quite some time. Thank you for taking the time to make these, and for putting so much effort into each and every one!
Banger. Make as many episodes about non-bosses as you want. I personally love them.
YAY really love this series, it’s literally what brought me to your channel.
Deep beneath stormveil castle dead Godwin waits dreaming which can eternally lie, and with strange eons even death may die!
Thankyou so much skyen for your work on this series when I see the notification I squealed
Boss Designs of Elden Ring episode. My day is made.
Ok, a full Skyen version of Snake Eater was exactly what I was expecting for this ladder.
This was a very interesting take and I(much like other people) would not mind episodes without bosses.
As someone who isn't good at analyzing stuff at all, your series and the way you piece together information is fascinating. Whether its an environment or boss design or anything else 😊
Appreciate the full commitment to the snake eater bit! You got a great voice, really made me smile. Fish fish 🐟🐟
Bruv, these vids are very fun... It's always cool to know each other's assumptions/analysis on the lore and when the series reaches climax i would love a summary on the world