@@pieterlindeque7798 its how the world works, 'it can' just depends like this video she found something much attractive rather than her initial impression of this best boi
@@ryanbusche14 In all honesty, Digimon didn't bring enough emotions for me that Monster Rancher 2 did. It made me feel very afraid of losing a monster.
@@ryanbusche14 But digimons can always come back to life. They are immortal battling titans, the only thing they're afraid of is losing all their power.
We had around 4 main series of the Monster Rancher along with like 4 another spinoffs. And two of them got remastered... Time to get invested... Though i personally interested with the 4th game given the protagonist finally having an avatar and exploration, instead of unique events, are something more regular to happen.
She has such passion for _everything._ I suppose that's the main reason everybody loves her so much-she reminds people what it used to be like to enjoy things before growing up and losing the ability to care.
You know, I kinda get why in almost every iteration of this series, the person in charge of the lab (freezing/combining) is as heartless and unemotional as they are. Think about it, if you were the one in their shoes, and a breeder comes to you to have their very old monster frozen, see them say their last goodbyes, tears flowing down their cheeks... Or when some power-hungry piece of shit simply asks you to combine 2 monsters or to straight out delete one of their frozen monsters simply because "there was no room" or "that monster is weak". The amount of emotion suppression needed for such a task, man. I didn't like Dadge at first, but now I fully respect this man.
It's like finding out that the job that most likely make you kill yourself is being a veterinarian, because of how many times you'd have to deal with seeing innocent animals in pain or worse, euthanizing them.
Capturing all the moments, subbing, and arrange them in a storylike manner for close to 39 minutes. Thank you so much for your effort. My deepest gratitude.
Honestly happy that her next monster (I assume it was her next) looks like Oyayubi but like evolved. Its like he reincarnated just to return to her in a familiar form.
I just realized that I never commented in this video before. I watched this 3 years ago, but I come here occasionally whenever I want to watch something super wholesome and sad at the same time
...And so we will too cry one day when Korone retires... When I got into watching vtubers I never expected to find a treasure like her. They're much more than scripted cute 2D characters voiced by actresses/actors, the person behind is endowing the model with a soul, and Korone showed me this, in ways I wasn't prepared for. There're many awesome vtubers but Korone is my favorite. Anyway, thanks for the video. It does a great job of showing how her bond with Oyayubi-kun grew over time and how Korone was also caught off guard by the feelings... such precious moments.
TL;DR: Rant: You're responsible for the survival of virtual _livers._ I know this sounds harsh. Since you're all being sentimental. Well, being a vtuber isn't in the slightest bit a natural thing to do, as I'm sure you agree. You'd think that in the context of the global pandemic this is now common sense. Humans weren't made to communicate over long distances, least of all facelessly, but 2D isn't ideal either. Think about that. The situation we have today is strange. Awesome, but strange. Don't even think in the slightest moment that interactive anime personalities was destined to happen, that we even deserved this in the first place or that it is going to last. On a positive note, I believe that given the current popularity of vtubers, it will last for _a while_ longer. But currently the concept itself it suffers from almost complete economic agenda from the companies running the proprietary services: Afaik the avatars themselves belong to the company. Vtubers are essentially niche softporn camgirls. Until modelling and face tracking becomes ubiquitous/public property, it's in the professional domain, meaning that at any time vtubers can be replaced like Kizuna Ai, or retired to an empty dataspace and never be seen again. They don't fully represent the desires of a private person... yet anyway, so there's no incentive to keep them alive beyond people's desire. Unfortunately, people's desire can't save a money drain, should it come to it. In a sense, otakus all over the world _ARE_ Korone-san. It is because of them that she _IS_ right now. It is yours and my willingness to cash out the fraction of an annual salary that keeps the dream alive. But that isn't the kind of relationship that ultimately brings you happiness. Perhaps what you need is better friends. If you're a man (which I assume you are), pull yourself together and channel your desire for genuineness, everyday kindness and heartwarming cute innocence to your surroundings. Use your words to express that this is what you need. Don't go to Japan with your tail between your legs, begging like a dog for solutions to your life's problems. Try and influence. We're here because Korone-san has got the it factor. If everyone had it, we wouldn't be here. But betting all your cards on one person stilted by a commercial machine WILL INEVITABLY make you unhappy. Don't misunderstand, Korone-san is a brightly shining guiding light. We'll probably remember her like internet content back in the 2000s, a new internet youth renaissance. But to protect this dream we gotta think constructively forward. Besides, increasing the reach and influence of the concept of vtubers (their independence especially) will increase Korone-san's chance of survival.
I kinda avoided this video because I thought I wouldn't particulary like it, but at long last I decided to watch it, and now I cannot believe how invested I was into this loving relationship between Korone and her pet monster, I even cry a bunch like her too.. only Koro-san can make me feel this. Thanks for all the work on the video!
Man this anime was great 10/10 would watch again. Never knew I could be so invested in the interaction and adventure of an owner and a pet. The pacing was great it wasn't too fast or too slow just right. It shows how they slowly get attached to each other despite being negative to each other at their first meeting. This clip highlighted the importance of every moment they had. Even her finding out about the lifespan of the Oyayubi was touching. She had probably decided to see him through the end a bit before or after that. The retirement arc also was on point here. They both don't wanna do it but they can't help it. Freezing him so that he can survive also hurt, an action filled with moral questions. Then as she decided to unfreeze him and spend all his lifespan with her, he dies later on. Before the death I bet she had ideas of what to do the next day but was sadly met by a sudden death of Oyayubi, which is normal but the realization of it still hits everyone. As someone mentioned below the same will happen to Korone, one day she'll retire and we'll have to see it through. Thanks for the clip man, everyone appreciates long clips like this. They sadly look intimidating for individuals though, but great work man! Just realized that the game "Pyre" may have gotten one of their species from this guy. Look up Sir Gilman they look the same!
It follows roughly "The Hero's Journey" outline, which is why it is paced so well. The game itself represents the "Out of place" portion of the game, and the two embark on this journey into the unknown together after initial apprehension, IE Korone finding him a little gross but choosing him anyway. They face their initial struggles and hardships in the form of Oyayubi cheating and failing his workouts, not having money for his favorite foods, etc, but they grow closer together and continue on the path, gaining awards and money. The upcoming ordeal is made clear and they "approach the inmost cave" in the sense that she realizes that Oyayubi is aging and will die on her current path. "The Ordeal" portion comes about in the form of freezing Oyayubi in an attempt to keep him from dying. She dislikes that he looks to be in pain, and comes to her revelation off-stream. She makes the change, the choice to live out his last days together, and unfreezes him. His final days of being doted on fits the atonement, and Oyayubi passes away, happy and loved. Her gift that she recieves seems to be the supposed reincarnation of Oyayubi in the form of Elvis. She returns to the routine of raising a new monster with a new outlook!
Weird in a good way that a vtuber's stream was the occasion for some people to give temporality and the transience of life a thought. Can't complain though
I was looking for a relaxing Korone videos, before going to sleep, I didnt expect to cry out myself watching this video. Show this video to people that says bond between digital pet is non existent
When ever people say "VTubers are fake", I always go back to watch this. Anyone who can convey such emotions for digitally programmed polygons is either as real as you can get or the greatest actor that's ever lived. Great work on the translation, Korone is a treasure to us all.
Not gona lie, when I was a kid I balled my eyes out too when my first monster died. Had no idea it was even a thing, it just happened. Then I remembered that I could just load back the save, so I did that and froze him. Probably still have him in one of my old PS1 memory cards, if they still work.
Mine was a Kato/Suezo mix. The bastard was ugly as hell and smoked a lot, but damn was I sad when it died. Not as sad as the one that died right after beating Most.
I was emotionally invested in my first monster. I just freeze him and leave him like that. Then I became a heartless breeder who keep training and combining a lot of monsters to win the match 😈
You know what makes this even sadder? Was that the night before Oyayubi-kun died she talked about getting something to spoil him with... She never got to... *[UNCONTROLLABLE SOBBING]*
It was so abrupt and and overwhelming that korone was left in shock. That’s when it truly sets in that she was invested 100%. I was utterly devastated to see her in that state... T^T
@@halfaton I want to believe that after the freezing and unfreezing her heart are more prepared to accept reality when the time come. That is why she was able to tough it out in the end.
I cant seem to understand why im crying to yellow mike wizowski with korone fanarts. I like Korone even moooooooooooore now. Thx FoodxFood for bringing me here and to you, CoffeeFlinger for translating.
One of the reason why i like monster rancher more than pokemon or digimon Its because the game actually force you to care for your monster As they age and die Making it more heart breaking than a pokemon nuzlocke run Since you actually spend time with your monster
@@umbraemilitos in these games depending on how well you raise your monster and their level of stress it changes their lifespan. So eventually it just got too old to live on.
@@nemodemigodofstuff6373 That's depressing. I don't understand the details, but I know Korone did her best. What was the creature at the end of the video?
Seeing this clip I feel like Korone truly enjoyed playing the games she plays, such a precious and adorable doggo. There arent many who streams like her thats truly enjoyable to watch, also thanks for the long translation uploader, you're awesome!
Man I love watching her have fun and be happy with a game but our breado doggo gets attached to characters huh. This is why I love her so much. Her let's plays are like this. Blessed video of doggo goddess. Thank you for the 39min and for your hardwork. Those drawings the fans made are extremely cute
I legit cried. First time in my life I cried this much watching a stream. This stream is definitely one of her best streams and also as wholesome and good as a masterpiece of a slice of life anime
Several years ago, I was planning to play this game. I was somewhere between 4 and 8 years old. I borrowed the PS from a cousin of mine and only ever played this one game I forgot the name of. And I was thinking of playing other games, this being one of them, but before I got to that, the PS broke. I don't exactly remember what happened, but I wasn't able to play. I don't know how to feel about how I never managed to play it added with this, now. I miss my cat. He was named Dexter. Named him that after a cartoon. He was colored white spotted with black. He's even been there through several cycles of pets. Though called pets, they were chickens (and I was attached to them so I did all I can to make sure they themselves don't get butchered). Their eggs, collected and when their chicks grew we eat them. And sometimes their last descendant dies. I call that one cycle. I don't quite remember, but if my memory doesn't fail me, he was even there when we had a duck I call Paul. There's a saying that they hide themselves and run away from their owners when they are about to die. One day, it just vanished. It looked kind of sick. And several months later we saw it again even more sick but we didn't manage to catch it. For convenience he has the same birthday as me, but I'm not too sure of that. My memory reaches very far back, and as soon as I can remember, I remember him being there. I wanted to treat him food but we were poor. I said, "Someday I'll give you an entire can of 555 sardines. And after that, an entire can of Century Tuna. And when we have lots of money, even more things." or something along those lines. In the end, I wasn't even able to do the first promise. We don't even have his body, and I at least wanted to bury him myself. In a protected box. And even put a grave. This was shortly before the pandemic. Paul died shortly after, and it's in the early stages of the pandemic. I was living in a completely different region from where all of that happened, but I heard from my dad (who could be considered more of Paul's owner than I am) that it might have been from a storm. I've been wanting to get a new cat, but I just can't bring myself to. Occasionally someone brings him up in conversation and about how he's dead. I'm like "Ah..." then eventually "please, don't". Inside I'm just remembering him while that's happening.
Just want to say This is one of my favorite Korone translation video I love how you took effort on editing and everything This is a very sweet video I hope you will make more video like this again :)
Monster Rancher was my favorite childhood video game, and seeing that Korone played it and loved it, I couldn't be much happier than this. It feels like she has fulfilled a part of my life.
It was like I was being blasted by beams of cute. I could alerady tell that I loved them 5 minutes in, and I just kept bracing myself for the emotions. And I failed. And I cried. And I loved it.
As someone who hates the idea of putting down a pet (while knowing sometimes is necessary) and recently had to do it to an 11-years-old dog that was there for my family during our hardest times (my grandma's death, the passing away of my childhood dog due to illness, my mother in treatment for cancer the first year Sis went away for college, when I lost the ability to make friends in my last year of high school, and then basically losing 2 years of college) and to tell him goodbye before my father took him to the vet for the last time, and losing him 24 hours before my birthday... this video hits very hard (it legit had me crying while writing this comment). Korone lamenting being unable to have Oyayubi-kun passing away in her arms brings me to mind my childhood pet dying while my father was in a work trip in another city and thus he and Sis were unable to say goodbye to her... and then Sis and her own dog got trapped in the city she works/I study because of the situation, and she was working (her job forbids the use of phone, even when working from home because of the situation so she doesn't tend to answer until her schedule marks she's finished for the day) when our father took him to the vet because of his illness, she couldn't see him again for the last time even in videochat (my mother's cousin, who was at our house at the moment, did get to say goodbye while Sis and her dog didn't), especially because at least our childhood dog passed away at home, and the other didn't... And now we're considering getting Sis' dog in a doggy inn if we get to travel to visit my father's relatives at the other side of the country, because of the idea that Sis' dog, after spending the long stretches of time being left alone (as in, without any of the for of us) with our late dog, being by his own even for a couple of weeks is horrible for all of us... (We have discussed getting at least another dog, mostly because a) the idea of being in a house without a pet is uncomfortable for me and b) Eventually I'll go back to the same city Sis is and I really don't like the idea of my parents by their own with no daughters or pets at least), but my father wants to think we'll get to travel for the holidays after all so he's pushing that back until next year... however seeing how my social-butterfly mother decided to cancel her milestone-birthday small gathering because of she and her friends and closest relatives being at the biggest age of risk and the scares of new cases recently, and worry for our elder relatives... I don't think we'll have to just go to get Sis and her dog and come back so at least it can be the family together, even if is with five members instead of six...) ... and people says videogames are violent or dumb... those people are dumb... I even skipped almost all the video, not just for the length, but also to lessen the pain (spoilers: it worked... but only a little...) +96
Thanks a lot for such a long video. I appreciate that there is no fancy stuff or anything extra. Just well done and clearly displayed translation. Keep it up!
Thanks so much for your effort bro, this really deserves more views. Korone getting so emotional over a virtual pet made something stir in my cold, black heart. She's such a precious girl.
This is one of the most wonderfully wholesome things I've ever seen. I remember my first monster too. Good memories like that are why I love Monster Rancher to this day. Thank you for editing this video together, even if I did cry like a baby.
It's been a year and a half almost and I still think of these streams regularly. Just like how this made me feel sad for not only Korone but also Oyayubi-kun. This is a very fitting homage to them both and I thank you for the upload.
Oh, man. I haven't played MR2 in a LONG while. kinda makes me want to take out MR4 and start grinding that. Edit: The more I watch of this and how Korone's bonding with Oyayubi, the more I'm thinking: "Oh god, Korone's gonna be SO sad later."
Damn having her play one of my favorite games as a kid and feeling the same emotions I had.. something unreal. I legit teared up when Oyayubi-kun's likes was Inugami Korone, because I had one of my favorite monsters claim me as their likes as well.. ahhhh the feelies. Uploader-san Arigathanks from the bottom of my heart
Maybe pet breeding games like this made her remember some irl pets in the past and the death mechanics re-opened some old wounds, that's why she took a dog-type appareance in their honor and cried for Oyayubi-kun...
Oh absolutely. It's easy to forget how much life she's got behind her because she always reacts to things like she's experiencing them for the first time, but you can definitely tell here that she's had to make some hard decisions in the past for the sake of her friends' wellbeing.
This is among the earliest hololive clips I watched, and it's nice to come back after watching pekora playing as well. At first, I though that I would only watch hololive karaoke live, or cover songs, but this definitely helped giving me a positive impression to start watching livestreams.
My god what a rollercoaster of emotions. I laughed, I sang, I cried, and my love for Korone grew all the more. Thank you so much for this translation! I hope more people get to know such a gift!
Saw this popped up on my feed today and saw the whole thing, started watching Korone around June 2020 or so, probably close to her Revenge of Shinobi run. Man what an experience. Sharing the good times with Oyayubi-kun and then when "it" happened right as she said she was going to spoil him rotten, that hit really hard when you can hear Korone crying. Might check out the archives. Thanks for TLs dude, this one's a keeper!
It's amazing how Korone makes the most out of her experience with the game. I played the same game before, and now I feel like I didn't appreciate the game enough back then
Ahh Monster Rancher 2. I loved this game as a kid. I remember getting that green lizard all the time when I played it. I remember I went to a battle and my monster got beaten up pretty badly and died. God, I cried hard at that Lol. Good times.
