Asassin's Creed Valhalla - The Mysterious Voice. (Spoiler Warning) How AC Valhalla connects to AC2. 

Now I understand that Desmond (The Reader) will smash Layla and give birth to "The Son of Animus"

basim?

NANI!

Mama mia pizza 🍕

_Kono Ezio Giovanna niwa yume ga aru!_

Shhhhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeet

EZIOOOOOO

You just basically took what the guy below you said and changed things up alil.

@@DarkRavenWolf50 yes sirrr and I included lore and events that wasn't mentioned in the video so ppl can have a broader understanding of what's happening.

Brooo.....🙆‍♂️

Actually the borealis is a solar shield but I was wondering about why Eivor's dream sees everything as just old Scandinavian architecture. This makes sense

@@eden20111 you reall said the suns coronal mass injections before the big one hits later😂 bruh that's literally A SHEILD, so much for you trying to educate, seems like the other way around🤣🤡

Truee

I heard your name once before Desmond a long time ago. now it lingers in my mind like an image from an old dream, I do not know where you are.. or by what means you can hear me, but I know you are listening....

Which game? Brotherhood???

@@stephenthedude4383 Ending of AC Revelations

Same

I almost died when I heard it

How ezio is my favorite assassin from the 14s ezio altier are also cool

@@Qnc3174 I like ezio better buttt,I think altair could smack ezio because he studied the apple,but I think ezios cooler,you?

@@mc.chump1505 idk I love both

No. She says completely different things

@@TheRealGrampz Exactly, it doesn't make sense.

@@TheRealGrampz no she's still building the ancient device, recording herself and some futuristic stuff, this definitely is not the exact same moment. Time over there is bonkers compared to modern day

You are half correct. The mirror is in fact “the Eye”, the device the ISU created to talk into the future. Gunlodr is actually Minerva in reality. The Eye here is still in the early stages of development and Minerva is just testing it out. Please note we are viewing this through Eivors dream. While his dreams are memories of the past, they are interpreted in a way Eivor can understand. He is seeing it with a “Norse” filter. So in reality, Asgard and Jotunheim look like any other modern ISU city. Ragnarok is actually The Toba Catastrophe. In Asgard, the characters talk about prepping for Ragnorak. They are trying to find a way to survive it. I remember one of them mentioning “the humans will survive Ragnorak and outlive us”. Also if you notice in the sky, Aurora Borealis is scattered throughout the sky. At first I thought it was an environment aesthetic to make Asgard look like a magical utopia. But it was actually the early stages of the suns coronal mass ejection before the big one hits later.

Technically this is the same moment. Since Gunlodr is in fact Minerva she is, in a sense, calculating the future encounter in this current form and had not yet left the message for him. However, as we learn later in the game, all time moves at the same exact moment despite timelines so, for Ezio, the moment is happening in that very moment.

Is Loki Aita then? Because he dies

@@aks19880 Aita is Juno's husband, he became a sage through Juno meddling with the six different means of salvation that Jupiter, Minerva, and other Isu were working on to stop or contain the solar flare. Aita thus reincarnated throughout many centuries, Bartholomew Roberts (Black Bart) and Count St. Germain being two of his incarnations. Loki was Aletheia's husband and part of the Aesir; a group of Isu that, at least from how I interpreted the Asgard sequences in Valhalla, were not well liked by the other Isu. Aletheia is the Isu that spoke to Kassandra through the Staff of Hermes in AC Odyssey. Odin found a way to save his clan by downloading their consciousness into Yggdrasil, just as the solar flare hit earth. Loki snuck in, killed one of Odin's people and uploaded his consciousness to Yggdrasil. Basically, Odin, Tyr, and Loki are also sages just like Aita because they were reincarnated as Eivor, Sigurd, and Basim.....but Basim still retained all of his memories from his Isu life.

​​​@@AverageJoe87 correct all aita aita reincarnations that made appearances are jacques de Molay , francois-Thomas germain, Thomas kavanagh , Bartholomew roberts , John standish and elijah the son of Desmond miles I would love to see the elijah character introduced in future maybe meet basim with William, Shaun and becs

​@@AverageJoe87I read somewhere that Basim actually underwent the same thing Sigurd did, Which awakened the memories. In the game, Fulke's torture, most specifically the amputation of his arm triggered his Týr memories. The same thing happened to Basim some time back, where he experienced a terrible traumatic event, awakening his Loki memories. It's not that he kept the memories, unlike the others, it's just that they awakened in the same manner as they did with Sigurd.

​@@welsh-cymru1588He was introduced in the comics, actually, and had a hand in killing Juno for good. In case you're confused; remember when they were building up that whole thing with Juno being a big antagonist? Well, they resolved that in a comic set before AC Origins. Basically, Assassins and Templars temporarily work together against a third group trying to resurrect Juno. Juno gets Elijah kidnapped, because she needs him to either help upload her consciousness into the Isu body clone, or she needed him to help perfect the DNA to create the clone in the first place (I can't remember exactly). Basically, Juno gets uploaded into the new body and becomes flesh, there's a fight between her and everyone, Elijah does something that helps kill her, and the truce between them all is over. (Btw, the comic is interesting because Otso Berg plays quite a big role in it, and because Layla's teammates from AC Odyssey are in it, and do stuff (Layla herself isn't in the comic, because this is when she still worked for Abstergo).

it's literally the shittest ezio impression ever

Actually the mirror is "the eye" device that minerva used to talk into to the future, and gunlodr is a representation of minerva. She even said, "Are you there Prophet?, Can you hear me?" which is exactly what she said when talking to ezio at the end of AC2, and "Who are you" is exactly what ezio answered. AC Valhalla is really one of the best ac games in terms of lore and it reconnects alot of loose ends of previous ac's. Watch Access the Animus Valhalla story analysis to understand it all.

yeah.

I know there going to be an ezio connection in ac valhalla because ezio is the most important character in the ac games

2 characters? Where's Connor "AC fan"?

Wait so Asgard isn’t an ISU city and the Asgardians are not ISU people? I was very confused by that story arc. I didn’t understand how it connected with the ISU civilization.. at first I thought we were looking back to into the past like Odyssey with Atlantis.

@@eden20111 no, they are, it’s just eivor is seeing the norse realms in a way he can understand, so in reality, asgard and Jotunheim looked like the other isu civilisations, it’s just that so eivor can understand everything, he sees it with a norse filter. if you collect all animus anomalies, it shows you what actually happened with the sage program

@@wooble6222 gotcha that makes better sense

@@wooble6222 To add to this: The Atlantis DLC for Odyssey is pretty much the same thing as the Asgard storyline in Valhalla. The whole DLC just further strengthens your theory, as it's very similair to Asgard except it's all with a "Greek filter" due to it being interperted by Alexios/Kassandra. The biggest difference however is that Alexios/Kassandra know it's a simulation, or rather that they are viewing the Isu history as it happened. How/why artifacts were created, how the humans were created, the story behind Adam/Eve and how human/Isu hybrids came to be (why some humans have traces of Isu DNA, like Desmond, they're all descendants from Adam and Eve) I think Aletheia even says this exactly, "this is all a simulation, tailored to you so that you can understand it more easily", or something like that. I find the whole of the AC universe and story to be criminally underrated. It's awesome writing for those who want to delve deep into it. Instead we just get haters who don't care at all about the work put in by the devs and only say "buT tHiS isN'T asSasSinS CreED, PlS giFf EZio bAcK"......

@@alenko4763OMFG FACTZZZZ

You're right boah

i haven’t played the seige of paris dlc yet, but i did notice a connection in the vinland arc where Eivor gives the Apple they get from Gorm and gives it to a Rotinonhsion:ni woman, which definitely could be the same apple Ratonhnaké:ton had

@@twinkylinky the thing eivor gives to the woman is a crystal ball, not apple

I so hope this is true, I haven't really been following Assassin's Creed due to it dropping the story (and from getting a little sick of the same old gameplay over and over). I might pick up Origins and Valhalla if that's the case

A lot of people get confused about this, but the thing that Eivor gives to Connor's people, which then Connor received in AC3 is actually just called the "Crystal Ball".

@@dignusdingus3709 the modern day stort is the best its ever been

@@dignusdingus3709 yeh origins changed it up gameplay wise, and was basically about the birth of the Assassins (who go by a different name until Masyaf when they were reorganized), Odyssey was really more about the ideals than anything but definitely didn’t contribute much, and Valhalla connects a lot of stuff and even (kind of) shows the death of the Order of Ancients (Proto-Templars) and the birth of the Templars that we knew from the series. And then there’s all the cool references to the older games as well

freakarino my heckin apple

I think it might appear deeper because of the better quality. Like if you listen to ezio in ac2, then in revelation, you can hear it got much deeper

Italian Accent, Ezio. Game Over.

What if it’s revelations ezio his voice was deeper in that game

@@damonbeardy-neepin3197 I honestly think it's just a very over-used style

she called him prophet and ezio is actually the chosen one in assassin creed 2

valhalla laterally connects every ac game , even the game that came after it mirage , ac black flag . ac 1 . eizo triology ,ac origins . it connects everthing in super amazing details . thats why i think its the best game in the world

It’s supposed to be subtle. They don’t want you to know that they are actually Isu rather than Norse mythology they want you to make that connection at the end of the game all while dropping little hints like this

@@josephstalin2606 exactly lol

You're supposed to be smart enough to understand, if you're an actual ac fan you'll pick it up rather fast once the other isu storylines converge.

That's good to know 😌

@@fahimrashed791 Darby's gone from Ubisoft

@@dylanrinker6831 and now he's back hahahahaha

@@KenzakiShirokawa why....

@@dylanrinker6831 not much details was release other then him being back at ubisoft, but maybe to work on the next game?

Technically its a dead give away Who else is known has the prophet in assassin creed beside ezio

That was the intention.

bro in italiano è proprio un altro doppiatore, per quello non si capisce

ho appena giocato questo pezzo

@@onlydavo esatto Che merda peró…

Bro Ezio's accent isn't weird. I rather find it cool.

Se non erro avevo letto che Balzarotti ha registrato questa frase per Valhalla. Ezio in Italiano ha tipo 3 voci, ci credo che non si capisce.

I wish they gave some explanation to these. Hope they give it on the next game.

@@fahimrashed791 Ezio Auditore

No it isn't you donut

I had the same feeling bro when I realised it's Ezio

Ubisoft doesn't care

@@RedLyner exactly

Ezio's story is done. Only hope for a remake.

It would be cool but his story did end he died at the age of 65 and he was real in the 14 hundreds

Deadass. I miss Ezio so much

Thanks man. Yes I'm a big fan of the series. 😃

Always will be.. ❤

Frankly if you really like the games, it's worth it to play them all, because the story interconnection through transmedia (even though some of it can be questionable) is on some next level shit. The thing about the AC saga is that yes, it has lots of games and each game keeps adding layers of previously unknown info to both sides of the stories (Animus and Modern Day/Recent History) so you'll always be learning new things. ❗Slight spoilers, mostly general information on the lore about the modern day "characters" in post Desmond saga ahead: The Modern Day in Unity and Syndicate is not as good of an introduction to the lore, since it's just video footage. After AC3's modern day, the Assassins went off the grid and a group known as the Initiates started rebuilding a lost database caused by the power outages from the solar flares. By Unity (2014) the Initiates had joined up with the Assassins to dig up memories here and there, and to recruit outside uncompromised sources: a.k.a. You, the player (in-universe) who's using a Helix Entertainment console system. That's essentially who you are in Unity and Syndicate. The Helix was a cloud system based commercial Animus that acted as a home console. By late 2012 Abstergo had figured out how to relive someone else's memories through DNA sampling (Project Legacy, Subject 0), so they just advanced the tech. This is why in Brotherhood & Revelations' Multiplayer Liberation, 4 and onwards you're playing in an Animus as someone not related (as far as we know ofc) to these "ancestors", unlike Desmond in 1 to 3's single player story where he's reliving memories from his own bloodline.

Like the other person said, it is definitely worth it to play other AC games. If you want to understand more about the deep lore and ISU, i suggest playing through AC 1, 2, AC Brotherhood,AC Revelations and AC3. these are the ones that give you the most lore from the ISU and Artifacts of Eden while playing the game instead of searching for lore. The games in-between those and Unity, ( Like AC Liberation, AC Black flag, AC Rogue ) are more focused on gameplay than lore unless you want to search and read a lot. The lore in those games are hidden in computers or notes Etc. while the other games literally show it in the gameplay.

Yeah that one hurt the series.. I love how Valhalla tried to make things cohesive again.

I don't agree

For me it's black flag or brotherhood.......evev Origins

@@anshulsenguptaxbrollno-2579 yeah they where cool to but I prefer valhalla because of how mysterious it is

I second that!

What do the roman ruins have to do with Odyssey?

Lol 😆

Same here bro

He's your favorite because he got 3 games. Imagine if Bayek or Connor got 3 games. Connors 2nd game hunting down Shay from Rogue for killing assassin's, his 3rd game is the conclusion of his life. Bayeks 2nd game would focus on how the Creed traveled across the world recruiting new races in the creed, then the 3rd would be a conclusion of his life. None of the other Assassins had a conclusion like Ezio did.

@@thestentorian9461 that is not at all the reason why ezios my favorite and alot of others would agree aswell.

@@thestentorian9461 some people favorites are Connor, Edward, Altair, and Bayek but they all have 1 game with dlc but they are still fan favorites. It does NOT matter how many games a character has Its how well written and relatable the character is to make you feel like a favorite so no 3 games with conclusion is definitely not why Ezio is most likely the top fan favorite.

@@the_solo_ghost_ that's not my point. You like Ezio so much because his story is so long it gave so much info about who he is. The other games only have 1, not 3. Bayek got crucified, played, and accidentally killed his own son. Ezio has never been through what Bayek has. No assassin has. That's why Bayek is my favorite. Ezio is dope I'm not saying you can't like him, I'm just saying imagine how much more you'd like the other Assassins if they had 3 main title games

*requiescat in pace

Of course it is Ezio, but I don't know if it is the same, the same moment...

Ezio is the only prophet in assassin creed when the ice troll said prophet i knew it was ezio

The audio clip isn't as clear as today's are.

@@thestentorian9461 I don't know the ezio games are my favourite games of all time. I've seen the scene where ezio talks to Minerva at the end of AC2 god knows how many times. And to me. The two clips sound too different to be explained away with the audio quality is better nowadays.

@@RGerrard12 well maybe Ezio is going to return.... Maybe Ubisoft could not get the Original voice actor so they simply hired a new one explaining why it's re-recorded. You never know

I know man, it ended too soon

So true

yup... despite all the flak this game gets, I adore the ISU/asgard/jotunheim parts. it is super fun to try to match ISU lore with mythology. dawn of ragnarok has similar qualities as well!

Yep, I have the same feeling. AC 1-Black flag had been the golden days of AC.

@@fahimrashed791 yeah ac rouge is decent too

Yes same but he is dead. A remake would be nice.