@@whenthemusicsover6028 No, Really, That's How U Beat Him... U Kill A *WATER* Guy... With *FIRE!!!* *LOGIC!!!* -Joshscorschers' Top 10 Worst Kingdom Hearts Bosses
Monokuma is probably my favorite villain in gaming. I love villains that can make you laugh your ass off one minute, and make you recoil at how fucked up they are the next minute
Also pause at 11:40. I love how Ken and Ryo are just having a nice meal. I can picture the conversation. Ken: did you hear something? Ryu: Ahh I'm sure it's nothing to worry about. So how's the wife and kid? Ken: Great, Thanks for asking. So how did the last fight go? Ryo: I mopped the floor with him in 30 seconds. Ken I would have done it is 25. Ryo: Yeah, like hell you would have. *Both start laughing
I think it would have gone : Ken: I could do it in 25. Ryu: You probably could. There are many far better than I, and I will always need to test my limits. I would, However, like to see ya try *subtle smirk * Edit: *both start laughing escalatingly. *
I have to say that Patreon Month has been my favorite group of videos I've ever seen on RU-vid. This video was spectacular, Top 10 Dragons is still one of my favorites, and at the end of Top 10 Berserkers I legitimately cried. I can tell that you put a lot of care and passion into your videos and I love every single one of them. Thank you, The Green Scorpion, and please keep making videos.
As I said in Top 10 Betrayals, never trust bears unless the bear's last name is Hugger. I need a hug now. Edit: By "bear" I meant Bear as their first name.
no idea. no idea. I would have saved Ellie without a second thought. Everything Joel does i completely agree with. Family is way to important to me. I'd rather watch the world burn then see someone of mine go through any kind of pain like that. there are several other factors but I completely sympathize with joel and have no idea why so many people would question or feel wrong about his decision.
Presto Puma I still despise Joel, he outright LIED to Ellie. Murdered innocent doctors, and singlehandedly destroyed Humanity’s chance for survival. Screw Joel. I agree with Joshscorcher
1. Likely civilians and innocent people. 2. They won't know unless they tried. 3. I honestly would be sad, but the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few. If one person needs to perish so that a great many others may live, then so be it.
1 really? first introduction to them they endanger innocent people in a attack on the QZ and you have to kill soldiers doing their jobs. So i'm pretty sure it's their best intrests 2: they don't even know why shes immune. They flat out say as much in the audio logs. They have no resources or education in medical field. I think her life would be taken in vain. They can't even stop one man 3: SAD?! You would be sad?! you would sacrifice a child for a small chance at a vaccine? Even if it worked. How much could they even make? What if it mutates again and the renders the vaccine worthless. What if their vaccine just causes more infection with a new strand? These are the big things to think about. What happens next on a infection they don't understand. This is something I have thought long and hard about. Jole's a terrible person. I wont deny that. But i can't make myself hate him
About Joel, I can understand his decision on taking Ellie and killing the fireflies as I had lost my son 14 years ago. Losing one's child is a pain and sorrow hits with such force, pain, and sorrow that most people don't recover for years.... and that's if they recover. I would never wish that pain for anyone even my most hated enemies.
@@BJGvideos I'm doing well all things considered. Still miss my son, but I have his lil brother and sister ( twins btw, caught me totally by surprise) and they give me a lot of love that really helps with the pain
One thing about number 1 SPOILERS I actually agree with Joel's move here. the only thing that would be made is a vaccine for the out break. it would do nothing for the hordes of zombies (for lack of a better term), the cannibals/ roving biker gangs or the government and Their actions. also remember that the firefly are considered a terrorist sect so getting the vaccine out would be hard. add on to the fact that there are dozens of ways to preform brain surgery without killing the patient. then there is the fact that we have no idea it would work as it was never tested and a number of things can go wrong. this is why the ending of the last of us. there is soooo many layers that you can look at and get a completely different understanding.
I'm on this boat in regards to Joel (Haywood). In addition, I don't seem to recall the state of the rest of the world in this game's universe, so I don't believe he "doomed the world" as so many would be so quick to claim. For all we know, some Nogla's growing anti-fungal potatoes in Ireland, or there are psychic powers being discovered in Japan. The world isn't just one country.
And then there’s the recording by the Firefly scientists, saying that all past attempts at making a vaccine have failed. I’m no neuroscientist, but if Elle (that’s how it’s spelled, right?) is the last one who’s known to be immune, you’d think the Fireflies would try to find how her immunity works in a way that’s a little less deadly.
I agree. Humanity was already doom. Most of the human population has either been infected, killed or lost their sanity. and the fireflies, especially Marlene, should've given Ellie the choice. But all they care about is the cure that doesn't even matter anymore. what are the chances something went wrong and they lose both Ells and the cure? and how are they supposed to handle with all the other things that the apocalypse caused such as destroyed locations, spores, cannibals? a cure wouldn't solve that. So in other words, fireflies had it coming.
It was basically the ultimate trolley dilemma: sacrifice the one most dear to you to _maybe_ save many others, or definitely keep them so you can be sure to have _someone_ that you can trust for the almost certain doom of everyone else.
Okay, I have to put my two cents in on this matter... 10. Everyone hates Shinobu. And we can hope that the in-between game is good. Though I have to say, and I'm not alone on this, I had no idea Bad Girl had a dad, and he's Travis's partjner in the new game. 9. We can at least hope Demyx will be a guardian of light. 8. I can only think of one time Larry was helpful. In the trial where Manfred Von Karma was the prosecutor, Larry actually messed up Von Karma's plan by revealing there was a shooting before the time of death. This actually bought Phoenix more time to investigate. 7. This must be a throwback to Quarter Guy's most hated characters list. Won't blame you. 6. Oh boy, Never played Undertale, do not know what to say. 5. A fat character voiced by Myotismon. I'm embarrassed to say I do have him in my roster. 4. You said Laura Bailey was one of your favorite Voice Actors in games, what are you picking on a character she voiced? Not to mention my favorite part in Graces was when she opened the floodgate that is her tearducts. You know the scene I'm talking about. 3. Monokuma? ooookay.... 2. Never played Bordelands, but moving on. 1. Oh boy... So what's next? Top ten Females or Top Ten Pokemon Battles?
Just because one of your favorite VAs voice a character, it doesn't mean you're contractually obligated to like them. For example, Matthew Mercer voices Lao from Xenoblade Chronicles X, but I wouldn't say I particularly like Lao.
He just said Laura Bailey was ONE of his favorite VAs, and even then, I'm sure he wouldn't try to say she aces ALL of her roles. Laura Bailey's voice isn't that high, and trying to do a high voice like that doesn't really work in regards to her, I don't think.
RevolvingWorld Good voice actors can have bad roles if not given the proper direction. Do I need to point you over to Rob Paulson voicing Bubsy or Coconut Fred (two characters that he openly hated playing)?
I think you're allowed to hate a character, or character's voice, that's voiced by someone you like. For example, I love Matt Mercer's voice acting, but he also did Haiji Towa from Ultra Despair Girls. I can't say I know many of her roles but while I like Chie from Persona 4, Erin Fitzgerald's rendition is quite grating, especially at first. Patrick Seitz is really good too, then there's Endeavor and Garrosh Hellscream.
For me, Brain Drain from Skullgirls is a Hate To Love Character. He does some absolutely horrible things-including turning best girl Painwheel into what she is now-and, in the ending of Robo Fortune’s (probably non-canon) story, he creates a robot apocalypse. But damn if he isn’t cool. And, also in Robo Fortune’s story, he’s actually pretty damn funny when he’s not being played seriously. *ADDENDUM (6/29/2023):* After reading this back, I'm starting to think he's more of a Love to Hate character.
Looking back.... there are 2 characters that I have mixed feelings for: Cortana & Tira Cortana- from nostalgia, I loved Cortana all throughout the Halo franchise. She was 4-dimensional and very complex of an A.I. But Halo 5 came out, and I found some hate in her. She was our ally all throughout the games, but she turned mental and became crazy! However, as I progressed, I felt sad when I defeated her. Cortana was awesome, and she was an amazing character, then she became a psychotic sadist and then became a pretty decent villain in the series. I'm conflicted but I still hated her at one point, but absolutely adored Cortana, and I'll continue to adore her for as long as she's around. Tira- when I first got exposed to her, I thought: "this girl is psycho". Yes, she was a minion to Nightmare, and she's a freaking Harley Quinn archetype. The girl is a sadist with an affection towards crows and pain, yet I freaking love her! Her split personality mechanic in Soulcalibur IV was a fresh new way of playing the game, and her unintentional humor caught me off guard! Also, I really like her design and weapon of choice. I found some real short-lived hate for her, but after a while, I grew to find her very unique and an awesome antagonist! I wasn't expecting to like a sadistic assassin like Tira, but I do.
From video games, I can at least say that I hate to love these characters: Heihachi Mishima: he's a terrible son, dad, granddad and overall person who only cares about power. But the reasons why I like him are his gameplay and how over the top some of his endings are about disposing his own family. Plus, he's pretty badass for an old man WITHOUT any need for Devil Gene like his son and grandson. Tekken 7 tryied too hard to justify Heihachi's actions before he died. Cyrille Le Paradox: He sucks as a villain and as a final boss. But the reasons why I like him are Nolan North's performance, the fact he's a skunk and to defend his terrible villainy and boss fight, I think that was Sanzaru's plan all along to make Le Paradox a rotten pale imitation of Sly Cooper in similar way Wario is to Mario. Captain Qwark: he's mostly useless character for the series after Up Your Arsenal. He caused more trouble than he's been helpful for Ratchet & Clank and his bad decisions lead to the births of Dr. Nefarious' and Stuart Zurgo's villain careers. But I can't imagine the series without him. And let's be honest, Qwark has some of the funniest moments in the series. Sparx(The Legend of Spyro): He only serves as the comic relief of the trilogy, even more so than Daxter in Jak & Daxter series. This version of Sparx is easily the weakest of the 3 different iterations when it comes to combat. But what really bugs me about him(pun intended), is how much of a dick he's at Cynder, constantly blaming her for her actions under Malefor's corruption. Besides the comic relief part, I like all of the performances from David Spade, Billy West and Wayne Brady gave when they voiced Sparx. Abigail: This bigass tank of a Canadian behaves and makes sounds like a car and gets upset if he doesn't know where his car is. So why the hell do I like a character as dumb as this one? Because of the gameplay, that's why. He's very different from most other brutes in Street Fighter series: he's not a grappler, just beating the crap outta everyone with fingers as big as the opponent's head. But seriously, not even Big the Cat has this stew-pid personality. At least Abigail wasn't that stew-pid when he appeared in Cody's story mode. From other media: Cinder Fall Team Rocket(anime) Bart Simpson Glenn Quagmire Cameron Campbell Ragyo Kiryuin
A "hate to love" character for me is Corrin from Fire Emblem Fates. As a character, they're probably the worst the series has gotten. As a fighter, they're AWESOME! And for me, I can tolerate a bad/non-existant personality if you can perform on the battlefield.
Corrin is usually always a fun character to use in any game he/she appears in....it’s just I can’t really like a character that’s boring and also kind of dumb.
as much i dislike corrin personality wise, they do have their moments, mainly threatening to BUTCHER the vallites for endangering kana in paralogue 2. i never skip that cutscene for that very moment
#9 Ahh i see you too enjoy the Bard of KH. xD #5 your dead to me Scorpion. I don't hate to love him, i hate him in the name of recruitment possibility and how he's still alive in RD. #4 Out of all the characters, she's my #1 least favorite with Hubert being #2.
It’s fun to think of villains when you love them: examples for me include the likes of Dio Brando of Jojo bizarre but in terms of games I would have to say Harkon from Skyrim (off the top of my head)
I agree on Dio. Even at the age of 12, he was a calculating sociopath and in the first episode of 2012 anime ALONE he was able to do so much to make Jonathan's life miserable, even putting an innocent maiden Erina in uncomfortable misery on his plan to become the heir of Joestar fortune. And before that he poisoned his own disgusting dad Dario to death and that fucker didn't even realize it. I also love Patrick Seitz's performance as Dio's English voice. As for video games, I think the best example for me has to be Heihachi Mishima.
I personally like the dub more than just for Seitz's performance. Johnny Yong Bosch, Keith Silverstein and Ben Diskin gives so tongue-in-cheek phony English accents for Jonathan, Speedwagon and Joseph respectively it's perfect for franchise like JJBA. Plus, Rita Repulsa as Enyaba the Hag, that performance is also pretty over the top.
nifinland I’m glad to know that I’m not alone in liking anime dubs, I actually only watch anime in dub, not cause of some kind of superiority but because I’d rather watch than read an anime. And yeah inyaba is great
Just found this (via a recommendation from a comment in a video of joshscorcher), and I'm a bit disappointed you didn't mention one of the most absurd things about Demyx. What's the best way to beat his water clones? With fire magic. No, I'm not joking. You beat WATER with FIRE. Even on his replica version on critical mode. That's one of the most logic-defying moments I could remember in any game. P. S. I personally find him to be cool, but I see why some people hate him.
I never hated Demyx, I love his slacker personality, and also the reveal that it was all an act (cause he was just pretending to have a heart) was the cherry on top (for me). Never had any trouble and his fight, mostly cause I enjoyed the game so much that I accidentally Over Powered Sora (explored the world like completionist and just kept grinding like how I play Pokemon). I don't hate Joel, mostly cause he's just being true to his character. But if I were like a member of the Firefly (or in their situation, try to get the cure and stop this apocalypse), I would be just like Abby from Last of Us 2, driven by rage for Joel.
I think you just had the right skill points when facing Demyx. I didn't overpower Sora too much, and I still made it through that encounter pretty easily on my first playthrough, despite it being on critical mode. (his data version, though, is a different story)
The title character from Legacy of Kain can fit this category. In his youth he's selfish and arrogant and only cares about ridding himself of Vamperisim, but insightfull and charismatic when he's older and accepted his "Dark Gift". If not for the antagonist's being much worse threats he'd be the villain, but his desire to overturn the fate that's been manipulated onto Nosgoth by them. Even if it is for self surviving reasons. Puts him in the Anti-Hero slot with the more well meaning if equally self-righteous Raziel, who we see first hand suffered greatly in Kain's gamble against artificial destiny.
Does Broly from DBZ count? cause i hate to love him sometimes. in the words of Abridged Vegeta "HE IS SO DUMP! BUT HE IS SO COOL!" his backstory is so dump and i reaaaaaaaaally hate it but god dammit he is such a cool character, an unrestrained monster with so much power his body can fully contain it, and for a change he mostly fights without much finesse. He throws people around, rubbs you against the enviroment, he has wretling moves? its great
great list as always, comment aka my opinion on #1, if you care to read it. beneath. I want to make a quick comment on the last one, Elli is still alive and still immune, she's not going anywhere and still knows she's immune. she could meet someone who actually knows medicine who could make a vaccine with out killing her or even do it her self. and you pointed out that she didn't consent to live but she didn't consent to die either. they DIDN'T tell her the procedure was lethal, that they where killing her. that's not even assisted suicide that's Premediated murder, Joel didn't take the worlds last hope away. in fact I'd argue he saved it.
The very fact that Joel's number one on your list is a big reason why a lot of us consider The Last of Us to be a brilliantly written game. Basically the survival tragedy that The Walking Dead could never be.
You know, Gangrel from Fire Emblem: Awakening falls under this category for me. I hated him at first, then as played the game multiple times, he kinda grown on me.... which I hate because of what he did to Chrome and Lissa's own big sister! However, do you know who I hate with a passion on this list? MONOKUMA!!!!! God, this thing is such a evil, self-centered, merciless, stuck up cub that I'd rather watch Scrappy-Doo! I hate EVERYTHING about this soon to be fur coat. His voice, his careless attitude, the amount of power he has and how he straight up abuses it, and, the worst part, THERE'S MULTIPLE CLONES OF THIS DEMONIC WINNIE THE POOH DEMON!!! I feel so sorry for these student ultimates because they had to endure this game with my most hated video game creature I have ever met. I'd rather hug a cactus with lemonade inside and sprinkled with salt then even touch Death the Kid's pet teddy bear.
Actually I think it's a good thing that Joel saved Ellie because the organization has tried the same method on countless of others just like Ellie and every single time it failed. They know it will fail yet they still continue the same procedure over and over again, especially considering they didn't even have a workin formula yet. In order for it to even have a chance of working they would have to keep both the brain and Ellie alive, in order to even have a chance. The organization was greedy and illogical, willing to murder possibly only hope left. They wanted to remove the whole brain, and before they could ever find a cure, the brain would not be useable. All they needed was a small test sample, especially considering they had the tools to do so. It would have been better if they went with the more sensible option. They were too impatient to do things properly, because they wanted the cure and they wanted now. They would only have to test on a small sample, which would take longer yes, but it would allow time for Ellie's brain to heal while they conducted research on the small sample they had, and would ultimately end the search for a another person with the same immunity as Ellie. This method would give them a better chance and time to find a cure, as well as save Ellie's life. I know this makes no sense but that is the best way I can explain it without sounding too stupid.
One character that comes to mind for me regarding this topic for me is Bede from Pokémon Sword and Shield. Although I really liked Gen 8, he was one of the few things I HATED about it. Bede had this smug, haughty and downright antagonistic attitude that made me want to kick the little motherfucker in the nuts every time he opened his mouth (especially after he sent Hop into a state of depression during the game, saying how he'd drag Leon's name through the mud, which made me hate him even MORE.) But, he has a compelling backstory, since he was raised in an orphanage and did not get along well with any of the kids there, but after being sponsored by Rose, it explains why he has his head up his own ass, and when Rose disqualified Bede from further proceeding in the Gym Challenge, I felt a bit of sympathy for him. And in the postgame, it's obvious that after being trained by Opal to be her successor, he's become a better person, still smug as hell, but not claiming that you're a pathetic piece of shit every 5 seconds.
You know looking back, I remember doing a playthrough of KH2 Final Mix just before KH3 came out and Demyx didn't give me any trouble at Hollow Bastion. I must have played it smart for the battle or something because I was able to combo him at one point, switch to Master Form to keep it going and beat him in one go.
My favorite Hate to Love character is actually Island Jack from Freaky Flyers. Never heard of it? Well, that's because this game, just because of Island Jack himself, was labeled as one of the most racist games in history.... but look closely at it and you'll see that there are multiple areas of the game where characters are over-the-top stereotypes of differing nationalities. For example, the French racers are mimes, the German racer is a bombshell science experiment for German air force, the mexican is a bandito, the arabian guy is an oil major and has over a hundred wives, the Japanese guy is a scientific genius who loves pranks, and the Romanian racer is a Frankenstein monster who keeps falling apart at the seams! Island Jack is just a stereotypical island dude from Danger Island (in the real world, Jamaica), and he just wants to get back to his beach and relax... also, he's narcoleptic, he loves the radio, and he was sent into the race unwillingly by his village chief with his plane on autopilot! For everyone saying that he is just a racial slur, I personally see him as a genius way to poke fun of Jamaican men like Bob Marley and others :)
That is quite an interesting countdown, Oscar :) Indeed, we all have characters that we love, others we hate, others we love to hate and others we hate to love. I never thought you'd be able to make a countdown like this and frankly I don't remember anybody doing this. And I actually agree with you in some of the entries, particularly Joel, Rufus, Shinobu and Demyx. Here are some characters I hate to love in my case: *Ashley* From Until Dawn: Sam is actually my favourite character in the game, but I can't ignore the fact that I actually like Ashley. I know she's a scaredy cat and she freaks out from every little thing that's been happening. But I can't blame her, because she's been through so many freaky situations. And I know the scene that she almost caused Mike to shoot Emily, but I just can't bear myself to hate Ashley for it. I also like her appearance, to be honest. *Magolor* From Kirby's Return to Dreamland: I've mentioned in my hated character's video that I hate people who manipulate others for their evil purposes, Ghetsis and Terumi for instance. But Magolor is an exception. I like his cute design, he's really helpful and a great guide to Kirby while he searches for the missing parts of his ship, and you actually did stop Landia from causing havoc due to the Master Crown. The moment he betrays you and took the crown for himself really irked me, since I don't like evil manipulators. But despite that, i can't really hate Magolor. He did provide an awesome final boss fight and I was impressed by the fight, making it one of my favourite bosses in the Kirby series. *Kotal Khan* From Mortal Kombat X: There are things I like and hate about Kotal Khan. Let's start with the things I don't like about him. He locks up the teenagers after he helped them retrieve Quan Chi's amulet; he invades Earthrealm and fights them because he thought they were with D'Vorah; he doesn't help the heroes save Earthrealm from Shinnok, and he suddenly disappeared into Outworld without any signs of redemption. But I can't bear myself to hate him for it. As the new ruler of Outworld after overthrowing Mileena, he seemed to be a just ruler, a wise person and even shows respect for Kung Jin as he was knowledgable about Outworld's rules, and he even is a capable fighter, unlike Shao Khan. *Vega* From Street Fighter series: Okay, I know I said I hated Vega in my hated characters list, but for some reason, I suddenly stopped hating him. Maybe it's because of his role in Street Fighter V. For starters, I hated him because he was so narcissistic, so obsessed with his own beauty, and tormenting his opponents. However, that hate suddenly turn into like, because one, in Street Fighter V, he actually showed interest in Cammy's struggle, he didn't help Bison in the final act, and of course, his theme, depending on the game, is among one of my favourites, since I like Spanish Music. *Geese Howard* From Fatal Fury/King of Fighters: I hated Geese Howard in my hated characters list as well. But despite that, he has some great qualities. His fighting style is awesome, he looks intimidating and he has gone through hell, even managed to survive the huge fall from the building. But I still can't forgive him from letting Rock's mother to die from the disease.
Edward from Final Fantasy IV would be on this list for me. I HATE using him in battle. And I hate how much of a sniveling little wuss he is. He's just a pain in the ass to drag around since not even he wants to do this at first. And yet, in the remakes, if you can somehow level him up to Level 70, he becomes the strongest character in the game AND he gets an Uber powerful weapon that makes him even better. Plus he's still got the bravery to get out of bed while severely injured in order to help Cecil and also willing to take an explosion to the face just to help save the world. And yet SOMEHOW, 17 years after everything, he still can't get over what happened to Anna! Come on, man! I hate how much of a wuss the Spoony Bard is, and how terrible he is, but I can't help but like how great he can become and how willing he is to help out those in need despite dealing with his own grief!
You wanna talk about Ace Attorney characters you hate to love? Apparently, you've never played Professor Layton vs. Ace Attorney. Much like what you said about the rest of the series, pretty much everyone in the town of Labyrinthia is a jerk, not helped by the fact that there are literal witch trials in this game (and we all know how well those turned out). And while it's an interesting new mechanic, having to cross-examine multiple witnesses at a time proves more trouble than it's worth more often than not. But the cream of the crop is the drunken fool himself, Emeer Punchenbaug. You first meet him as a surprise witness in the first witch trial (which you were almost about to win, by the way), and adds his drunken attitude and Butz-style luck to the already chaotic testimony. If it weren't for how everyone seems to pick on him, as well as the surprisingly (if unwitting) useful information you get from him, he would easily rank as one of the worst characters of the Ace Attorney franchise (I can't speak for Layton, unfortunately; sorry guys).
I don't want to like Amy Rose in the Sonic series. And, I'm glad I despise her. But, her Boom appearance makes me feel like I should like her character more. Why? Because she isn't obsessed with Sonic! That's Amy Rose's fatal flaw. Always doing this for Sonic (or maybe not). Her Boom counterpart actually makes her somewhat responsible and acts like a mature woman for her team (if you can either call it that). I may hate Amy Rose overall, but her boom counterpart actually made me like her for somehow.
For me, the worst Tales of character is Beryl. I think she is a genuinely terrible idea for a character. Runners-up: Ines, Ilia, Anise, Alvin, Max, the pink-haired girl from Destiny (forgot her name) and the catgirl from Xilia (also forgot her name).
To this day I absolutly don't understand why people have so much trouble with Demyx I swear he keep popping in the topic for hardest bosses of KH2 but I never find him, first time I play this game Xaldin and Xigbar cause me way more trouble, Roxas in Final Mix is hard to, yes is a difficulty spike of this game but I really don't think he is that hard to beat. And the Water Clone just mash X and Triangle nothing else to do you can get off of the water clone sequence 100% of the time by mashing X and Triangle nothing else, really this boss fight is far from being as hard as people clame it to be.
another thing about rufus is that there is a big positive about him: apparently he treats his wife very well, i mean she must have seen SOMETHING in him
The Fire Emblem segment was hilarious with the FEH segway, and learning more about Oliver was cool. The start of the Tales character section was a really interactive moment for me though. GS: Have you played FE:Echoes yet? Me: Yes! GS: Do you remember Faye? Me: Yes. GS: Do you remember how she had a HUGE crush on Alm? Me: Yes... GS: And how it was her only defining character trait? Me: ......Yes... GS: That's Cheria for you. Me: ****.
@@theskullboy8700 Why is it that everyone hates Faye. I mean in my copy of Echoes, Faye is one of my best mages, essentially better than Delthea and bargain basement Sheldon Cooper. Luthier: I'm not autistic. My mother had me tested. Whatever.
The best part about Monokuma? I can't hate him at all. He's my favorite character in Daganronpa. All just because of how sadistic his actions are. Just because he's the chestmaster. Just like how Zero is in Zero Escape.
And he's God-damned kawaii Two-Face, which makes his sadism even more effective. And he's played by Doraemon. (Though the dub VA's good, too.) Too bad that he had to have TARAKO as his VA in V3; she sucked as him.
Except Zero has a very good reason for what they're doing. At least in the first two games. I haven't played the third game yet Edit: I have since played the third game and while Zero's plan in that game was pretty drastic to put it lightly, their plan came from good intentions
I agree with Joel because hoping that they get a vaccine (not cure, thats not possible because of the state they are in) is rash, they didn't even study her. I mean, what does neuroscience have to do with immunity? If it was about immunity, then you would research her blood for antibodies or something abnormal. And besides, if it were something to do with attatching a spore to your skull, or with genetics, then it really wouldn't be possible to replicate.
Honestly, Larry Butz's best point for me was in 1-4. He was great in that case. Then every time he shows up after that, he's shown disdain and made fun of. (or whipped) Poor guy. Glad they brought him back more recently. (Even if Datz is kinda just a better Larry)
Thing is, though, The Butz™ wasn't a TOTAL doofus in AA1, but, rather, mostly unlucky. He only had gotten REALLY idiotic afterward, putting what few brain cells that he'd had left toward slacking.
One character I hate to love is Glass Joe from Punch Out. I despise weakness, and he's so pathetic. He's a living, breathing tutorial who only exists to get his baguette punched in for the hundredth time. Yet, he's pretty damn endearing, because I get the feeling he's perfectly happy with where he is. He could quit at any time but he keeps stepping into the ring because that's just what he does. I also get the feeling he has a lot of fans who just like seeing him try. That too is adorable.
Gianni honestly I Thought he was gonna pick Kokichi or Komaeda but I understand how he feels I mean personally I see Monokuma and the Mastermind as two completely different characters, especially as the mastermind becomes less and less relevant in the sequels.
Gogo Yugirl Kokichi I understand being on the list he was a piece of shit but I liked him I probably would've considered him but not Komaeda I found him so obnoxious and annoying I didn't like him at all. And while you're right that Monokuma and the Mastermind have less to do with each other in the later games the first game there identities are so intertwined so specifically talking the first game and maybe the second I would consider them the same.
Funny thing about Rufus. He actually DID train! He initially watched kung-fu movies before traveling the world and learned martial arts from various masters to see what was real and what wasn't. Despite being incredibly overweight, he's very skilled. So much so that many characters comment that he could be better if he managed to lose a few pounds. And with Undertale, I won't deny it's a special game. But I found the game to be kinda... eh. I played the game myself and while I enjoyed it, I found it to be pretty good, but not amazing. But no problems towards people who love the game to death and back.
@@Doublemonk0506 I did not because the game heavily discourages repeated playthroughs and I know going Genocide would basically ruin all future playthroughs unless I go into the games files. Technically speaking, I did both Neutral and Pacifist in the same run, but was counted as Neutral until beating Nightmare Flowey and restarting at the end. As for others, they were released well after Undertale. I played the game relatively early in its popularity, about a few months after it released. Pony Island came out the following year with DDLC following the year after that.
@@SaiyanGamer95, to be fair, there are some aspects of Undertale that do suck (Genocide is a slog). I think the reason why people loved Undertale is because it was one of the first mindshock games that most people played (barring whatever Hideo Kojima cooks up) and because of how the characters evolve in the different playthroughs (ex: Undyne going from a somewhat goofy character in Pacifist, then a somewhat forgettable character in Neutral, to something akin to an anime protagonist going into their final form with Undyne the Undying). These aspects did make the game good, despite flaws like the unintuitiveness of the Toriel Pacifist boss fight and Alphys's being kind of an ahole. But I do see how Undertale might not have stuck on some people, especially if this wasn't their first rodeo with mindshock games
@Doublemonk0506 My issue is mostly gameplay, the setting (by which I mean how monsters attack you, but they get weaker when a human is violet, as well as the fact they don't seem to want to leave, let alone really try to kill you outside of a few bosses), and I feel it focused more on being weird and quirky. Compared to Earthbound, it was weird, but also serious and has a compelling and relatable story and fun gameplay.
12:34 "If I had ill-defined karate powers, I'd be screaming like an anime character too." For a sample of the above statement, watch Oscar's playthrough of Muramasa: The Demon Blade :P
@boy with no arms it dosent stay fresh for long just moving yourself around to avoid attacks i can do that in any touhou game and attacking is just get the timing right anyone can do that
I would post the argument that Joel was 100% in the right for what he did at the end of the first game. Not only because he loved Ellie, but also in terms of humanity and how human beings work. Do you know what a cure would've meant to the ones who had it? Now this group of assholes are gonna be the only group that has a cure and they could hold that over people and use it as a power play. When it comes to the human race there is a constant. Whenever we find something that could potentially help us, our next immediate order of business is to weaponize it. A cure in the post apocalyptic setting of The Last of Us would've been no different for those who had it. The Fireflies would've created a massive army completely immune that would lord over everyone with a force the likes the world had never seen. So yeah. Joel did potentially help the world and save Ellie's life at the same time.
The one detail about Alphys that I'm actually surprised many people miss is the part of why she set up the Hotland scenario. She didn't want the Human to leave because in order to do so, the protagonist has to kill the beloved King of the Monsters since well...Barrier. She obviously didn't want you to do that so she tries to make herself look like a hero to try and convince you to stay away from Asgore and the Barrier. I still get what you mean in the video. Though, funny enough, I actually never found interruptions all that annoying. Maybe it's just patience. Who knows, I might have a Light Blue Soul.
Cheria does have a bunch of depth though. Her compassion is her main trait. Its made very cleae through out the story. She inspires people around her. To the point where people call her a "guardian angel." While her feelings for Asbel are a big trait I personally find it to be integrated perfectly throughout the game.
I do have one small complaint. In Larry's segment, you say he never really comes through. In actuality, provided you can translate his train-wrecks of testimonies, he does nothing but come through for you. First game, you had a guilty verdict on Edgeworth and it quite literally could not get any worse. One could argue in a sense Von Karma got his come-uppance precisely because Larry intervened. Third game, his misinterpretation of the flying woman allows you to prove the way that the body could be transported from one side of the burning bridge to the other, and thus prove an accomplice was in fact involved. Even in investigations, his involvement in the Steel Samurai show proves the killer had knowledge of the show he shouldn't have had because he saw the storyboard. He's extremely flaky but if you can figure him out, he's usually just as (and in some cases even more helpful than) even Gumshoe. That said, Gumshoe is certainly FAR more consistent and easier in his assistance.
