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YESSS IT CAME OUT SO GOOD love it!

So glad I found this video. I remember listening to your version of Weight of Life after the 2nd trailer before we got the official version haha

I'mn sorry I'm only finding this 2 years later, this was great, thank you!

A great bass cover and a guitar FC at the same time? You were really feeling it!

Beautiful video on a beautiful game and scene, well done!

I totally think they can continue the story

when does the game explain that noah is a reincarnation of N's regret?

Yes dude this is incredible! I love these games so much

N didn't want to kill Ghondor, Ghondor walked into his sword. N didn't destroy the City, Alpha did. N never told M the truth, he bore the burden alone.

I stg I’m gonna be picking apart this game for the rest of my life

Wow this is impressive ! Thanks for that amazing tribute

Aaaaaahhhhhh!!!!! Now all I want is a Xenosaga remastered and I can die happily!!!

Omg the febronia section was done amazingly bro!!

AH! FINALLY! man. Every time you upload these or i rehear one u inspire me to do my own version. But the program i have is kinda...lacking....and idk how to shop for digital music studio programs

this DLC made Xenoblade peak even more

Legit goosebumps throughout so much of this video. Amazing. Also, which OST do you use in this vid?

6:24 Hold on - if the explosion caused Alpha's conscience/memories to separate from its vessel (Na'El) and become a new entity in A, then, why was Na'El corrupted by Alpha prior to the explosion? Why didn't Alpha's conscience WITHIN NaEl prior to the explosion keep the machine-like part of Alpha in check?? It wouldn't make sense for Alpha's vessel to successfully carry out its plans to create a new world if Alvis' memories/conscience were still within NaEl.

What are your thoughts on Riku? Is he a simple, run-of-the-mill Nopon?

Great video keep up the good work

seems like N didnt kill anyone except ghondor. As you said ghondors blast hits all the people of the city as well as na'el. N easily could of been "taking the burden" by saying he killed everyone as to not have blame placed on his son.

Small pieces indeed.

What’s the name of the 2nd ost in the background

N is an amazing character that it's elevated a lot by Harry McEntire's performance (well, the JP seiyu is also greay), like if N was a manga character he wouldn't have the same impact as he does in the game. And this scene is an example of it

Beautiful. I love this world because xenoblade is in this world!

One thing I noticed that how immedietely Matthew realized N's motive, as he flashbacked to the photo with M zooming in, making me wonder if N's pain and regret regarding M is actually well-known in the family. Even Ghondor seems to know this when he mentions her to N.

I believe that Harry McEntire did just as well as Adam Howden to sell the emotions of the characters

How did you get the cutscenes without the music? :o Wtf wizardry is that?

Used to be an egilchad. However, I think I’m starting to become a ncel

geez this is unbelievable 🔥, I never knew I wanted this but I'm so glad I ran into your channel, now I'll patiently wait for ep3 rock tribute (if that will ever happen😄😄😄, jk no pressure I'm already greateful for your ep1&2 video and I'm absolutely enjoying them rn)

brilliant video and I absolutely resonate with your analysis on the N/Ghondor scene, that part broke my heart(same happened with the Noah/son scene in the base game)

Just another testament to the writing in this game is the way that N tells Alvis "not this again" and you have no idea what he's talking about. Hours later it is revealed that Alvis did this same thing in the city inside of Na'el's body to try and beg for her granddad's help.

no actually tho

One of my favourite villains in the series honestly, future redeemed did him so well.

this was an incredible video

I'm having trouble understanding what you mean about N believing Ghondor agreed that the city folk needed to die. Wouldn't the opposite be true? Ghondor trying to protect Na'el would imply that he agreed with them, not N, right?

Oh this video is fantastic.. You manage to convey media analysis in a very poetic way. I hope we can see more videos like this from you in the future!

Oml I hate matthews English voice so much 💀😭

I’m confused about one thing. They keep talking about how the city was destroyed before Future Redeemed, but we see the city in the core game. Did they rebuild it?

One thing that bug me. Does every females kids/descendants that Ghondor have have the same blade characteristics as Mio?

So much of his character is projection and I love it.

Unfortunately, the scene between N and Ghondor was mistranslated pretty badly, as good as the scene is, the English script isn't accurate to what's supposed to be said.

It´s sad that this scene was totally mistranslated and has a different meaning than the english dub implies.

I just want to give props to Matthew as a protagonist, because despite seemingly being a bog-standard hot headed fighter type, they guy has an incredible amount of emotional intelligence. Add onto the fact that his interactions with the entire group throughout the story has been nothing but positive, through thick and thin, he's become my favorite protag in the series.

What’s your take on how long it was between when Aionios was created and when Future Redeemed happens? It had to have been at LEAST 4 or 5 generations of Noahs and Mios. Why are Shulk and Rex both the only ones alive from the OG world (as in not reborn as kids) besides the queens? (And Riku I suppose.)

N says that Moebius will never change, in any way, forever transfixed, that THEY will guard the endless now, until the last He doesn't say "we", even though he IS Moebius, and when Matthew asks if that includes N himself, his "...Naturally." kinda suggests to me that he's already starting to second guess himself, if everything with grandad Ghondor didn't already Then when Matthew suggests that it could even be him [N] that stops himself, N even pauses and listens to Matthew before vanishing And I think that's probably when Noah eventually took form, or at the least, those were the seeds to let that sprout Future Redeemed really made me appreciate N a whole lot more, even though I already did like him a lot in the base game, this whole campaign showed just how badly becoming Moebius really affected him, and that even from the outset he did have some haunting regrets

This dlc alone made N my favourite villain ever

One line from the main game that really stuck out to me after Future Redeemed was when N says "I didn't... want to lose anymore." He's already betrayed himself, and if Alpha succeeds and destroys Aionios that decision means nothing.

I love how you point out that Gondor's decision is not black and white. While he could have let N take down Alpha, his want to protect the people around him comes first. This is despite the fact that it's in no way the best move. Letting N take Alpha's core means that Aionios is safe. If Gondor's goal is to protect people, stopping N seems to do the opposite. However a big theme in FR is that the mistakes of the past can be corrected in the future. Matthew says this explicitly confronting Alpha. So wither or not Gondor did the right thing in the moment is useless as it is clear that it leads to a good outcome. In fact it leads to the end of Mobius, so it all works out in the end.

Incredible analysis of this scene! Luxin would be proud.

N parallels vader a lot. The scene was a lot like "you didn't kill anakin skywalker, I did"