Drakengard 3 Verse 5 Boss One - Abdiel [Branch C] ENDING 

Zero wants to destroy all intoners while One tries to make it work so that future wont happen

The Best line in the entire game. God i love it

Ending C was sealed off by Accord, so your statement is invalid.

@@tovi3280 I wasn't talking to you. Sorry bout that.

@@tovi3280 If Branch C is sealed off by Accord, how would Zero theoretically jump over to Drakengard 1 as Queen Beast? Drakengard 1 is also in the same timeline as D3's Branch E, an extension of Branch B. I get that Queen Beast so powerful but... oh wait. Shit, I think I looked over something important.

If the Queen Beast can teleport to Earth in D1, then maybe she could timeline jump...

@@tovi3280 Actually no. This was covered by ValkrieAurora, who confirmed it was an extension. Basically, Kid Zero from the end of Branch B gets killed by Brother One, which, in turns, causes Mikhail to die again. What happens to Brother One afterwards is unknown other than he formed the cult of the Watchers.

Spot on, next to "Silence is mine" i find the two a fitting summary of the Drakengard/Nier universe thus far.

She shares the same voice actress as Kyoko Sakura from Puella Magi Madoka Magica.

Lauren Landa is her voice actress. She has such an incredible range with her voice, and pulls off the serious/graceful tone very well! Some of her other roles: Kyoko (Madoka Magica) Annie (Attack on Titan) Michiru/Sailor Neptune (Sailor Moon) Noah (Noragami)

She's Female Robin from Fire Emblem. In fact, everyone voicing in this game voices a Fire Emblem character, except Michael, Zero's First Dragon. He was voiced by Xemnas from Kingdom Hearts.

@@josephaversa2494 Actually, Xemnas VA, Paul St. Peter, does voice a couple Fire Emblem characters. He voiced Gregor in Awakening and Edelgard's father in Three Houses.

@@MrSentinel07 Oh cool. I had no idea. Thanks :)

Yes, especially how the Watchers are summoned. Just because this branch may have been sealed off, doesn't mean the Cult of Watchers couldn't summon her from this branch.

Actually, that's a very interesting similarity, they both went insane after they lost someone special and killing the person responsible for it.

Hahahha true

Lol I instinctively yelled out twooooooooooooooooooo😂😂😂

Yeah and there is a high chance the protagonist of each dying after they leave. If what happens with Zero and the Flower is considered death.

Apocalypse by flower vs apocalypse by dragons. Mirror scenarios in a way. ... although if anyone could murder literally all the dragons I guess it'd be Caim.

Eric Schuster drakengard 1 feeling..

Litteraly looked up at the wiki where Exhausted would play. Talk about victory...

"Bruh Eco'ed in the distance"

Wait, now that I think about it, the first time Zero tried to kill herself caused One, Two, Three, Four, and Five to be created in the first place. Perhaps she wasn’t going to risk doing that again?

@@dreamfirefight9456 The first time she didn't have a dragon based weapon. I doubt the flower would create new intoners from that otherwise when zero was ready again after she healed from losing her arm, the flower would spam intoner creation.

Meanwhile Brother One is just chilling upstairs with his dragon fang blade

@Hiraku Nah, One learnt the truth about the Intoners somewhere between the original game's Prologue and the main game itself, regardless of the branch. Brother One's novella says that during her final months, One already intended for him to kill her if she managed to triumph over Zero: she would stand at a spot near the wall where he practiced his stabbing move, and tell him to stab her through the heart. She might have intended for him to commit suicide afterwards, but that clearly didn't work out in Branch A, and so the watchers were able to start spreading the Red Eye sickness through him instead, and eventually find another puppet in Manah. I suspect that in Branch D, Brother One died when Gabriel fell upon the Cathedral, while in Branch C, he might have been murdered by Two: if Two was already insane enough to kill One in Branch B, it's possible that was her plan in C as well. If so, then One fled to the basement of the Cathedral, perhaps allowing Two to find and kill her Brother as a decoy. If you compare One's dialogues between the branches, she is actually the least sentimental towards her sisters in this Branch: she does name them and say "You gave life to each and every one of them, then went and killed them all", but compare that to "I swear by my murdered sisters' souls" in Branch D, and the difference is clear. She also never outright calls themselves a plague in the other branches: I think that's because in C, she got to witness the effects of Two's song corrupting her soldiers once again, while in D, her sisters' transformations and madness happened entirely offscreen from her.

if this boss got you to quit for a while, i'd not bother with d tbh. the end is 100x harder.

That's how yoko taro games work, not everything is what it seems at first

Yes it's like what you said, even tho she didn't meant it (She always cursed the world she was born in), she didn't want either to become the doom of humanity and thus she wanted just to rest

So play Drakengard 3 on the emulator RPCS3

Her explanation in the beginning was just her wanting to shut Mikhail up from questioning her.

I know I'm pretty late to the topic, but you can play drakengard 3 on rpcs3 (ps 3 emulator). And it's honestly the best way to play it since it has a patch to remove 30 fps cap and generally it runs smoother than on an actual ps3

Lost in the sauce

She doesn't

@@hnoyo7670 I know she doesn't. I'm asking if she could, not if she did.

They screwed each other, they can’t kill themselves without the flower activating, and they needed their dragons to kill them after they killed the last intoner. The problem is that their dragons just killed each other effectively dooming the world

@@jgamer2057 I know that, I'm saying if she could. Like if she had her dragon. I'm asking a Hypothetical.

@@BradleyMcCloud yes, one probably could, but I don’t know if she would kill brother one

Yinuishi Draws The malice in her is starting to act up. Somehow this branch triggers the birth of the Queen Beast from Drakengard 1, even though Zero and the other Intones were sealed in Route D, if that makes any sense

Uh... any seal can be broken. That really means nothing. The evil is already there, just contained, and Drakengard 1 is EXACTLY about seals being broken FFS.

but the song at 17:12 its pretty much an omen from what is comming

Part of me also likes to think the sight of mikhail was making her sick. Poor sweet cinnamon roll cupcake dragon. Mikhail deserves love, and maybe some giant diapers so he stops being so nasty.

I believe the emotional toll that Mikhail's death took on Zero was so powerful her body exhibited that emotional stress. Vomiting.

Kizuro Shirosaki Drakengard 3 ost Tsukiru, the English version is Growing Wings.

RosaryVerden Thanks. But I found out the song name would be Exhausted 3

Kizuro Shirosaki oh my bad I accidentally confused it with the Drakengard 1 version. Drakengard 1 has the vocals in English, under the song "Growing Wings" While Exhausted 3 is the english name for the Japanese version of the song.

terumi-san Exhausted

Tsukiru 3 mah dude.

How so? is there anything related to that discovered cut content hidden nier automata Church area that's refference to this?

@@BuffMaister search on youtube "nier secret door found" shits making the internet go wild

Nethervox

Nethernox

Thanks

@@jaydenarts4974 hahaha you can hear all Drakengard's 3 OST, if you seek on youtube

@@CassyRiv and I do. I just know very few of this game (I watched some gameplays), But I love the OST.

They both killed each other’s dragons which meant they had no way to kill themseleves after they killed the other. Mikhail and Gabriel were the only dragons strong enough to do the job and yet their selfishness caused bith of them to be killed at the same time, making it impossible to stop the flower

In the previous route, Mikhail wasn't really dead, just close to dying. The Pact only works when both parties are alive. That said, she did not die to return him to life. Her price for the Pact was her age and time.