Tales from the Berseria (Part 2) 

A friend of mine recommended this game to me so I played it and it was so good, the story was good the characters are good... and then that ending ruined everything for me to the point that I got rid of the game and never touched it again, yes I hate that ending that much, everything else is still good but its just... that ending

btw a therion is greek for Θηρίο a beast

I’ll tell you why we won’t forget, big toddy anime girl

This is why he's best boy

Lizards.

me : witches

It's the same for me at every single boss he calls easy xd

Aska2468 ........ my friend uhhhh you need a hug??

I don't remember Elenor to be a particularly hard fight to be honest.

@@artur6912 Not when you fight her and a bunch of other guys with your full team. I meant the solo fight where it's just Velvet.

Aska2468 actually i didn't find that hard either

That line.... Which part was?

Japanese: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OfP17XAEr-Q.html and English: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OZfd96fplQg.html This part and it's one of the funniest moment on Tales of Berseria.

This is why I shippu them!

Kawa-- *Velvet stares* Uhh.... nevermind

What shampoo does Velvet use? *DOVE* ;D

The VA is Cristina Vee, and the attack is “Discord”

Fun fact: Cristina Vee also voices Ladybug Now imagine Velvet dressed like Ladybug

Derek Ferreira Or ladybug dressed like Velvet

@@Randomness-hz7kj can't unthink

@@Kro-RissaVirus and Noel and the Murakumo units in Blazblue.

Out here asking the real questions

ROFL

For real or the atorious being a dick

Otorino the beautiful debate

haha

Magilou became my favorite girl out of the whole tales series..maby of all rpgs/jrpgs.

Mine favorite is Velvet. Still I love other characters too...

technically, they are the same

@@xyzen9673 No they are two seperate characters. Dezel just learned His Style of Fighting from Zaveid. Or rather he copied it.

look we do not bother with the fucking timeline of this series

also weren't Zavied a Dezel "born" in the same place The mountain plains or something

@@gran1009 it was literally an excuse to have a character replace another in your party, like with Zelos and Kratos in Symphonia.

It's rare to have a Tales game put you in the place of a "villain" in the people's eyes. The characters were fun, the music is great and the battle system rewards you properly

Aloof tough and cold my type of lady. Like for real.

Berseria is definitely my favourite too, I just wish there was a lot more polish on the area designs, as other than that I really can't fault this game for anything else. Story, gameplay, characters, voice acting and music were all fantastic. Makes me wish modding games like this was possible

Same its my fav game of all time i love velvet❤so much its a masterpiece the story is🔝👍

@@lelakurayami3727 I've actually used Velvet as an example of how Lighting from FFXIII should have been written.

That's the common theory going around, honestly.

Melchior was able to transform people into Demons, the village was attacked because of mercenaries-turned-demons, Celica is (accidentally) sacrificed because of the attack. Melchior is "coincidentally" present in around the village. Yeah, Melchior is definitely a villain.

That's pretty much the conclusion I arrived at as well. Melchior is pretty much the archetypal shadow cardinal pulling the strings behind the stage. Very manipulative and willing to cross any line if that would serve his goal. Besides, what he did to Magilou to manipulate her into becoming his disciple is pretty similar. Also, since his specialty were illusion artes there's no telling what else he could've done to Artorious to shape him into the future Shepherd.

I also feel like he had a hand in having Celica killed since his appearance in front of Arthur after their deaths feels too suspicious. Plus it fits his worldview about humans being evil due to emotions.

@@rebelblade7159 Also, the dialogue after this flashback plays is interesting. Rokurou says that humans would do almost anything if they are convinced that it's the right thing to do. To me this sounds almost like a comment about Melchior, even if at face value Rokurou was talking about the villagers

I have to follow that same advice because I'm on my first playthrough and made the mistake of keeping some customizations active, so now cutacenes are hilarious

i tried half of the old tales games, they're all outdated and one is so horrible and unplayable

A perfect representation of humankind is "a pure person on the inside who became a vengeful monster due to events in her life." So you're rooting for a terrorist? An enlightened person would've realized that revenge is pointless to begin with. Primitive societies, i.e., headhunting cultures all celebrate revenge. I don't think you even know what you're saying or that you even bothered to think of the implications of your statements.

@@turquoisemoon3654 Ever wonder why the Joker movie is praised by so many people? What I meant by Velvet fitting the role of perfectly representing human nature is by being an example of the dual nature of human morality. Just look at the world around you (or history in general) and it's pretty obvious that humans aren't an overly pure and saintly species as a whole. Evil isn't exactly an alien demonic being that good guys defeat in battle to vanquish. It's more complicated. Anybody can commit evil deeds if circumstances compel them. Like a person who needs money to feed his poor family may become a criminal to do so. Also you said revenge would be considered pointless by an "enlightened person." Ask yourself, are humans truly enlightened as a whole? I mean we are seeing lots of problems and stupidity in pretty much all parts of the world. It's pretty obvious they are not unless a person is either immature i.e a child or a lowest common denominator who can often be really ignorant and drunk on heroic black and white stories of "good" beating "evil." Not everybody is Jesus Christ or Gautam Buddha. Velvet does not represent the idealized version of humanity. Instead she serves to show the dual i.e grey aspect of human nature. People don't exactly cheer for Velvet because she is a "cool and edgy" revenge seeker. The story never glorifies that aspect of her and instead frames her from a neutral point of view. I don't find her actions justified but I do understand her perspective. She had lost her sister years prior and then someone she deeply trusted killed her own brother right in front of her in cold blood for his own agendas before locking her up in a prison. It's obvious the trauma got the better of her. And like I said, the story frames actions in a neutral way which can get people more invested with the story and characters. One of my favorite parts was how the story at one point seems to imply that the abbey might actually be the bad guys who are probably planning something like world domination behind their backs. But as you progress through the story and the Malak Taboo is broken, that assumption is shattered. It can make people question even more whether Velvet's quest is right or not. Plus that moment where she ends up killing Oscar and Teresa ends up really tragic thanks to how it was built up (remember how both Velvet and Teresa are shown to be good at making Quiche to draw a parallel between the two.). That scene is impactful both for Velvet and the audience. In the end, Velvet's character arc wasn't about getting revenge and chilling afterwards but instead she is able to overcome her trauma thanks to Laphicet and slowly revert back to her true self that Phi managed to understand despite her cold exterior. By the end of the story, Velvet confronts Artorius not out of hatred but due to the Shepard becoming a risk for all of mankind. And we see that Arthur shut himself off from emotions due to losing Celica, the trauma making him think only way to save humans is to make them emotionless logical beings. In the end, neither emotions nor reason wins. These are just some of the things that made Tales of Berseria really memorable to me. It has a plot that feels more like a case study of human nature hidden behind a revenge story. In order to truly enjoy Berseria, one must try to look beyond face value and actually think instead of turning one's brain off like any dumb action movie. It has much more depth and complexity with it's characters and themes than one would expect. But yeah, to each his own and some people prefer brain dead stories with perfect Gary Stu's because it gives them escapism.

Berseria's the only good one. XD

@@OneManCast i may agree with that, but there are good ones, they're scarce

@@OneManCast stfu

@@aiharakotokorulesbluerose4170 stfu

Her japanese voice is way better

For the most part I love the English dub, but some voices for a few characters were off. Phi's was good for the most part, but with some dialogues, like the ship side quest dialogue, sounded wooden. Kamoanas was just hilarious to me. Bienfu's also sounded pretty bad. Everyone else I enjoyed though

Honestly, same here, I really love the english dub for this game ngl i think the main cast was done really well (I'll admit, i'd have to replay to say for sure but i remember liking it quite a lot xD) kamoana was a decision that had been made

I think the story was leagues ahead of the gameplay. It’s nothing mechanically special really and the level design was blah. The skits and the way the characters played off of each other is what kept me playing

I'm pretty sure Artoirius knew he's saving the world. For him sacrificing emotions seemed like a good thing since it eliminates evil. Actually his ideology...well...if believe in depiction of paradise in religion. place with no sadness,pain and so on...it looks like same thing Artoirius was trying to do. It raises another theory. What if all religions like Artoirius. Has same vision. What if it's Lucifer. The corrupted light who created all religions . They promote good things, promotes eternal happiness if you believe and follow ideologies. But what if behind all that facade hides sinister plot to strip our emotions,to turn us into slaves...worst part that religious people would fall in this trap. Because they'd think that refusing free will and letting God to fully take control is good thing...

I enjoyed p5 but for its gameplay not for its story. Its quite predictable until almost the end. I don't take issues with the dating parts cause you can just chose to remain friends with every girl and it doesn't really affect the gameplay or the story

Weird how you have issues with an OPTIONAL path in P5. That’s not even what the game is about.

I think Tales Of Berseria was better than Persona 5, seriously.And the animation Persona 5 is really bad

"Even though Tales Of Vesperia on the other hand was actually a complete letdown. I hate Yuri Lowell." YES I LOVE YOU, btw estelle is the cancer of all jrpg characters

@@aiharakotokorulesbluerose4170 Patty is Worst Cancer! I hate Patty. In Vesperia:(My Opinion) Yuri:Legend Raven:Good Rita:Good Karol:More or Less Judith:bad Flynn:Wtf Estelle:Wtf Patty:Wtf! I Hate She! Repede:I no Like. Conclusion:I prefer Berseria

When I saw the opening for ToZ for the first time I confused Dezel for Zaveid as well. Not only are they both wind malakim, but they do look alike. Also, I played ToZ after ToB, so I knew who Zaveid was but had no idea about Dezel until he was introduced in the game.

Vesperia is one of the better games in the franchise much better than this one, Xillia is my personal favorite

Perry Dunetz really? I’d heard that it has aged quite poorly both in terms of story and combat

@@cipher0334 Yeah, a lot of tales fans always hold Vesperia as the best. It's good but it's not even close to my favorite, I have issues with the story and some of the gameplay like you said and most of the characters are good. My favorite tales games are Graces f and Xillia 2 imo.

Cipher033 eh the characters are terrible excluding the protagonist who is the best in the series, people say there’s no story but there is, it’s just a multi arc story and the arcs don’t tie together much, the gameplay itself is a better version of symphonia and abyss

@@perrydunetz882 I agree with you on the gameplay and the story, but imo the villains are kinda weak (story wise) and forgettable. I sorta agree with on the cast compared to most other tales games, my least favorite being Estelle because she's a terrible main girl for Yuri tbh, who would believe a guy like Yuri would put up with half the stuff she does, let alone attach himself to her.

Indeed, except for the two episodes of TOB that attracted me。 The animation of the remaining episodes of Zestiria X is boring

🙂the prosecutor

.........ok

Wait what?

pitioti Yeah you can fight those two

But bruh, it's NNN, unless it is just sfw art