Octopath Traveler 1 & 2 - Final Boss "Medley" 

The moment I read that sentence, I lost it, I wasn't expecting it. And went to "Alright! TIME TO END THIS!"

Love love love the game did that. Such an epic way to have a final fight

more games need to do this

If you want more of this, Octopath Traveler: Champions of the Continent works *exactly* like that for the entire game.

@@math9172 It wouldn't have hit the same if the entire game were like this though

I noticed that too. The small details help make this game great.

Videra the fallen🥰

It’s interesting you say that… because I think those tones are contrary to their battle tactics. Galdera plays defensively, locking his weak points behind ravenous souls or his own armored body. He wants to rule the world, to consume it, and insists on remaining healthy enough to do so. Vide plays more offensively, summoning multiple hands to attack independently, then two enormous arms that force debilitating curses on the party. He wants to _destroy_ the world, and he’ll do it with his last breath if necessary:

Vide just does not care about defense lol There's a reason why it takes longer to defeat Galdera than Vide, as someone once said, "the best offense is a good defense" the opposite is true as well, but that's for specific scenarios, and not in the case of Vide.

Fuck, you right Next game has a Hallowed themed final boss

Having a god of 'good' as a final boss does sound cool. I hope Octopath 3 will have something similar

​@Signedcentaur that's the Champions of the Continent final boss lol.

​@@Signedcentaur Galdera (Crimson), Vide (Corruption), Sazantos (Hallow)

Octopath Traveler 3 better have a secret Moon Lord or I ain't buying

"To Misspent live of sin - You'll live no more!!"

lol

That drink is a rather potent brew Galdera calls "Hellfire." I think most of us here know how it feels to partake.

​@@seanobrien276i think the drink one is before Vide

@@paulgrotebeverborg1119 It is, but the joke was because the OP mentioned quote from just before both the Galdera and Vide fights.

I really like what they did with the end game. Especially once you cross the “point of no return.” I don’t think they were going for this necessarily, but it really gave me FF6 WoR vibes. It was great!

I struggled a lot longer against him in the first game. I think because I was able to coast through the first game without truly understanding the nuances of the “secret” and secondary jobs. Then, I got to galdera hilariously overconfident. In the second game, I KNEW there was going to be a superboss so i played with that in mind

@@zalden2565 yeah actually i had a near identical experience, i went through the first game entirely oblivious to the inner workings of the game and the concept of team building as a whole. needless to say galdera had no trouble humbling me in seconds, i ended up doing an entire second playthrough before i beat him. surprisingly in spite of how i knew there was going to be a literal god awaiting me a journey's end, none of my preparations were enough on my first playthrough of the second game. my team was actually more than enough to beat the boss, i simply lacked knowledge. given a fair amount of practice and study about how certain moves and items work (especially alpione's amulet and finisher's claws) i was able to best galdera :>

yeah i got into that fight and thought " i beat him last tiem. how hard can it be".. well party wipe out in 5 minutes :D

​@@caitilyYep. In my first playthrough of the first game, I breezed through the game with a barely put-together team with no coherent strategy. The sequel I broke over my knee.

probs everyone's response to Galdera's OT2 appearance for the ones that fought him in OT1

See I started that questline and the moment I saw the book title "From the Far Reaches of Hell" I knew what was about to go down

@@louiesatterwhite3885 I completely lost my shit when I saw that book and I immediately started screaming to burn it

@@IosLocarth it is literally the Octopath equivalent to the Necronomicon. Forbidden knowledge on how to resurrect fallen gods

@@louiesatterwhite3885 exactly so we should definitely burn it

Probably by combining both soprano's female and bass's male voices together in a duet

​@@fukaze2021new superboss is both of them, first phase is Galdera and the second is Vide

They both try to devour each other and become one multiverse devouring demon you have to fight with all 16 fighters from both games

Prob they gonna utilize more of the 8 party combination or added more protagonist in the"traveler"

Actually, Octopath Traveler 2 was the third game of this genre, the first one was actually LiveALive

Great points all around

Galdera's fine but is poorly implmeneted into the story and is a fairly generic 'evil god' ultimately but VIde's presence is all over the second game, as its ultimately the god of nihilism, of denying there being any point to a future, while the protagonsits each are about moving forward

@@sarafontanini7051 he was littered out throughout all of octopath 1 though? Even the secret bosses were connected with galdera the fallen

@@GalderaVG the secret bosses were endgame and post-game for most people, also aside from haanit and the scholar, the rest of travelers barely have a connection with galdera, he may have been the inciting being for the events for the travelers but he had no presence, his actions were done near the beginning and we just saw faint traces without even knowing they were traces On the other hand almost every route in octo 2 has some sort of significance tied to video, from ochettes other animal going corrupted with the power of darkness, there's always an element of him present in the climax of the routes, thus we understand better that this is the menacing bad guy at the end of everything

@@prozorozo Note spoilers for any here: All 8 travelers in 1 have a connection to Galdera through Redeye, ie. Tressa has redeye's journal when he was known as Graham who cured Alfyn since his wife passed before he could get the cure to her. Edit: Tressa's journal, formerly Graham's, was stolen by the 4th final boss because she thought it would give her hints about where he is, she was working for Lyblac basically also she had a crow (Simon's people) on her sprite iirc. The stones that Therion had to steal back were legit the things sealing the gate of finis and as for Olberic his whole past has to do with bringing back the gate of finis hence why the area you teleport to in 1 is the ruins of hornburg. When it comes to Ophilia, Galdera is legit name-dropped by Matthew (later renaming himself Mattias as ehe Lyblac gave both him and Prince Simon, primrose's final boss, eternal youth) and the sacrifices made the fire black/vide flame color, which for me begs the question, are Vide and Galdera connected. As for Primrose, her main connection is just through the black crows/Simon which was connected back to Lyblac. You touched on this with "scholar", Cyrus (just touching on it in slight detail) was connected via the "From the far reaches of Hell" book which legit is a guide on how to use galdera's powers, through sacrificial stuff (like with Ophilia), which turns the headmaster and Lucia(?) into monsters kind of like how Vide's power turned the one girl in the 3rd part of Temenos's story (the one on ochette's story quest begin island) into a monster (vide & galdera connected?). H'aanit's connection is through Redeye A.K.A Graham the father of Kit, that's about it lol And that's about it, honestly H'aanit is the least connected since by this point Redeye can't even speak so unless you read the journal entries (which would be in Tressa's hands normally, but you read them after defeating the boss roulette before Galdera) which is the only way you would even find out Redeye is Graham. Anyway that's it for my little tangent if you're curious where the info about Mattias (matthew) and Simon being a prince came from it's in the Octopath Traveler Official guide's timeline even mentioning when each of the Travelers were born. One more thing since I peppered in my own questioning about Vide and Galdera being connected in some way. Lyblac gave both Mattias and Simon eternal youth without being descended from the one guy that was stopped by the one tribe mentioned in both Temenos's and the uh guy who wanted revenge on Harvey. Which means there is two ways to gain eternal youth (unless of course that one mage the guy is descended from also met with lyblac idk) either meet Lyblac and learn how to do so (most likely through more "from the far reaches of hell" shenanigans") or be a descendent of the one mage and drink Vide's blood.

12:17 I’m more of a fan of this chorus here. I could here this on repeat easily

While not being a part of Vide's Phase 1 Theme, this section from 14:47 outwards is astonishingly good. The amount of times I returned to this track just to hear that one part is more than what I'd like to admit.

There are three actually - Galdera the Fallen - Vide the Wicked - Odio the Archon

@@vegalucas7782 i am not acknowledging that mobile game

@@TheElementsAreWithMe umm..that wasn't an mobile game

Odio isn't come from champion of continent. It's from another traveler game called Live A Live with a same concept like Octopath Traveler. The three were dark lords that were destined to fought against 8 travelers

@@vegalucas7782 Live a live doesn't count to me either.

It’s from the second game

@@t0mmyboi934 yeah nice surprise ! I thought they only was videl in the second game i dont find the gate of finis instant !

Galdera fight in OT2 only have one theme, therefore its not necessary to use first phase in the footage

It is. Can't you see from the video?