Are the Xenoblade games connected to the Xenosaga ones? Alrest is (presumably) Earth, so that's Lost Jerusalem, and the Zohar is kicking around.
But why is KOSMOS here? And why is the Zohar still around, or why does it leave if Blade comes first?
Xenoblade/Xenosaga
Josiah Ward
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Hudson Martinez
>But why is KOSMOS here
Because it's a cool reference, quit reading too much into shit.
Andrew Anderson
I think it's all handwaved away by the Zohar being a link through dimensions.
Robert King
Rosa is cute and needs to be obtainable.
Gavin Sanders
Alrest is not Earth, none of the geography seen on the planet from the cutscenes featuring Klaus' Low-Orbit Station is at all similar to Earth's geography, and otherwise nothing strongly ties it to earth aside from Morytha's structures, which are obviously just supposed to show that a modern society used to exist there.
Earth in Xenoblade has only been shown at the beginning of X, and nobody knows how X ties into Xenoblade 1 or 2.
As for Zohar, I do believe the Conduit is basically Zohar, even if it will likely never be outright confirmed due to licencing and copyright or whatever. But since the Conduit/Zohar is pulling energy from the dimension of God, it can very easily exist in two seperate universes; the Xenoblade and Xenoasaga settings.
KOSMOS is just a reference. Even if Xenolade and Xenosaga are in the same continuity, the Blades of Alrest are basically the result of extremely complex artificial evolution. Their final appearances and personalities are essentially random. So even in the impossible event of Blade!KOSMOS and Saga!KOSMOS meeting, it would just be a "well that an insanely unlikely coincidence, oh well", rather than a plot twist or anything.
Cooper Hall
I didn't read what you said OP, I just came to say that I've jerked off to anime titties in Sup Forums for the fourth time today and you're about to make me do it a fifth time.
You are truly a monster.
Sebastian Campbell
Earth is in 1, it's in the cutscene where Alvis talks to Shulk before the final boss. Why wouldn't the planet in the cutscene after the final boss also be Earth?
Sebastian Cruz
>Alrest is (presumably) Earth, so that's Lost Jerusalem
no, they are both "Earth" but in different universes so no
>why is kos mos here
to confuse you further, she has no bearing on the story and is just a guest
>why is the zohar still around?
the zohar exists in all universes at once, it's physical form jumps from one another
>Alrest is not earth
>XC1 ending space is the milky way leading to earth
Parker Gutierrez
can someone translate this?
Ian Morris
They aren't directly connected but are thematically connected and all have the same director that says they are a series
Jason Cook
>But why is KOSMOS here?
I like to think that the Conduit/Zohar/U-DO/etc just decided to have fun with a blade core and sent it her information.
Ryder Lee
Alrest is Earth, its just "Earth" is below the Cloud Sea in ruins for some reason or another
Isaac Fisher
I'm Japanese. So I could read this completely.
But, I cannot use English well.
so first, tell me English.
Gavin Young
Yes, but i'm to lazy to type it all.
Christian Anderson
Alrest is Earth and Morytha is in the good old U S of A.
Hunter Diaz
That's a scary looking Homura
Lincoln Stewart
XC1 ending is not literally in space, it is the spirit realm that Zanza exists in. You fight spirits of past bosses, and are obviously not floating around and dying of asphyxiation. The reason the milky way planets are in the background is the extremely heavy Gnostic themes and imagery that Takahashi loves so much. Zanza is clearly a parallel to the Gnostic demiurge. The demiurge created and led a group of 7 Archons (including himself) which rule over the the 7 celestial spheres of our solar system. The celestial spheres can be best thought of like a spherical matryoshka doll, with each "layer" lining up with a celestial body; Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, the Moon (all seen in-game), Venus, Mercury, and the Sun (leftover game data suggests that 3 areas/enemies in the spirit world were cut content, these would match up with the final 3 celestial bodies).
You are not literally flying through space above Earth in XC1's ending, you are ascending through the demiurge's spirit realm in order to fight and overthrow him.
It is never referred to as Earth and nothing suggests that it is. And like I said, the same planet in XC2's cutscene has strictly non-earth geography.
Jeremiah Jenkins
>XC1 ending is not literally in space, it is the spirit realm that Zanza exists in
yes, it's the memories of klaus hence alrest being earth
>It is never referred to as Earth and nothing suggests that it is
>go through saturn, jupiter, mars, end up in a blue planet with a moon orbiting it
>nothing suggests that it is
Isaac Garcia
Sure, don't read my post. That's fine.
Landon Jones
none of the shit you spewed goes against alrest being earth
Austin Lewis
>Are the Xenoblade games connected to the Xenosaga ones?
Loosely, yes.
>Why is KOS-MOS here?
Fanservice.
Nolan Turner
>XC1 ending is not literally in space
Your only evidence is that it's literally space, and my entire comment is dedicated to explaining why it's not literally space. You're just talking past me.
Sebastian Sanchez
>Your only evidence is that it's literally space
no, I'm saying it's the memories of zanza/klaus and the area is literally called memoy's end.
Juan Martinez
>It is never referred to as Earth and nothing suggests that it is.
Except for signs in Morytha that indicate that you're near the literal I-90 in the fucking USA
Samuel Murphy
That doesn't count
t. that retard
Jacob Jackson
>You are not literally flying through space above Earth in XC1's ending
Nobody thinks it's literally space. Everything you said can be true, but it doesn't change the fact that the final area ends with Shulk talking to Alvis by the Moon with Earth in the distance, and then when the cutscene after the final boss has them talking again in front of a planet, we're suddenly supposed to assume that it is specifically NOT Earth?
>And like I said, the same planet in XC2's cutscene has strictly non-earth geography.
You keep saying this, but I just rewatched that cutscene and none of the geography looks 'strictly non-earth' to me. Most of the planet is covered by clouds. Mind pointing out exactly what you're talking about here?
Austin Reyes
>And like I said, the same planet in XC2's cutscene has strictly non-earth geography.
Explain this to me, because with the Cloud Sea we don't see any geography, all we have is the World Tree and the Titans.
Evan Richardson
He's talking about the cutscene in the beginning of chapter 10 with Klaus, but I still can't see what he's talking about.
Alexander Rivera
>It is never referred to as Earth and nothing suggests that it is
There are english signs all over Morytha and the space station as opposed to the fictional language in Alrest
Josiah Carter
you asshole
Dylan Perry
Have you ever considered that you might have a problem?
Samuel Reed
Does anyone have pictures of this? Or I can bust out my Switch if you know where exactly those signs are.
youtube.com
At 3:49 we get a full view of the planet without the Cloud Sea interfereing.
There are multiple other shots of the planet throughout the cutscene as well, and although they're distorted a bit due to camera angles and a lack of clear distinction between land and clouds, nothing looks like any of Earth's landmasses.
This is the first time you've mentioned memories actually, but that's a good point. Is anyone able to translate or at least transliterate the japanese text here? I'm wondering how exactly the japanese of "Memory Space" is actually written. The only place the area name Memory Space actually appears is here in the Secret Files book, which was never even officially translated.
It at least seems to lack the 記憶 kanji (lit. Memory) used in the title of the "Memory's End..." track that plays in the zone.
Chase Reyes
I don't consider it, I know it.
>more titty monsters
I'm saving this.
Christian Brown
>This is the first time you've mentioned memories actually
Matthew Foster
Levi Torres
>if you know where exactly those signs are.
They're around the "Highway 8" location.
Just start at the collapsed part and look for them as you walk towards the path to the secret area at the top of the skyscraper.
There's two different types of green road signs, and one of them straight says I-90
Levi Nelson
Tyler Gray
Anthony Gray
Learn moonrunes.
Juan Wright
my guess she is taking shota's cock everyday and is driving her crazy with pleasure.
James Gonzalez
>Does anyone have pictures of this
Oliver Flores
>Are the Xenoblade games connected to the Xenosaga ones?
No, it's impossible
>Alrest is (presumably) Earth, so that's Lost Jerusalem
Humans all disappeared, there's no one to call Earth that
>And why is the Zohar still around
It's not the Zohar, they don't even work the same way or look alike
>why does it leave if Blade comes first?
It doesn't
Aaron Watson
>none of the geography seen on the planet from the cutscenes featuring Klaus' Low-Orbit Station is at all similar to Earth's geography, and otherwise nothing strongly ties it to earth
Does a part of it looks like an anchor?
David Turner
Xenosaga HD remaster when?
Joshua Lewis
There's a reason why Xenosaga flopped, if they remake it, it will fail again.
Jordan Allen
>Muh Game Theory
Guys, it's very very clear that never really played the game. All they did was just speedrun the main story.
Nolan Cox
Anthony Thompson
>N-No, that doesn't prove it's Earth! All planets have highways! And green signs! Fuck you.
David Ramirez
Quite possibly, but it would be wierd if Mira eventually became Alrest, since none of the alien races remain, humanity is somehow fully restored in real bodies, and Nopon of all races actually remain alongside humans up until The Klaus-ening yet never get mentioned in the flashbacks, and also managed to get recreated by the Cloud Sea.
Thomas Jones
>sup melia
took me a bit
Chase Baker
Thanks, very helpful. It doesn't convince me that it's Earth but it convinces me that it could be Earth (since there's contradicting evidence for both viewpoints in-game), and now I understand why people think it's Earth.
Daniel Wilson
Gabriel Evans
is there a tldr for xenosaga
playing through xenogears but something feels very wrong with the pacing
Elijah Richardson
So if she gets in this outfit IS getting altered right?
Aiden Cooper
Is Pyra into mommy-son play?
Colton Parker
>Central City
If the Flash is so fast why didn't he stop Klaus from activating the Conduit?
Justin Taylor
Xenosaga needs a complete overhaul/remake from the ground up with rewrites and a new battle system. It's too much work to turn something bad into something mediocre, might as well leave it forgotten.
Ian Watson
>tumblr art
Lincoln Evans
no, XS needs to go to episode 4 if it ever comes back. The arc of the characters in XS1-3 is done
Kevin Ward
why is the controller pink when pyra is red? fuck you nintendo
Zachary Murphy
Go look up Hews porn image set. Can't post it here obviously, but if you've ever thought "I'd really like to see Pyra, Mythra and (somehow) Pnuema all giving a titfuck" then he's got you covered.
Cameron Gomez
Xenosaga episode 1 = Xenosaga episode 1
Xenosaga episode 2 = Xenosaga episode 1 part 2
Xenosaga episode 3 = Xenosaga episode 6
they would need to rewrite everything and it's not worth it
Charles Smith
a doujin is coming with that idea.
Zachary Miller
>playing through xenogears but something feels very wrong with the pacing
Probably because it's the 5th part of what was intended to be a 6-part saga. If you're wondering, no, parts 1-4 don't exist either.
Adrian Walker
I can read Hebrew.
It reads "The Jews did this."
Lincoln Brooks
The TLDR for Xenosaga would be a huge fucking mess. It's a plan that was meant to cover 5 games that became 3 and it makes Xenogears look cohesive and simple.
Gavin Williams
can you tell us at least what is driving her nuts?
Colton Price
That is red.
Wyatt Nguyen
But the controller is red?
Leo Sanders
Actually according to Takahashi it would have been a 3 part saga, Xenogears covers episode 3,4 and 5 of the timeline
Jose Flores
no it's not this is red
Ian Hughes
That is black.
Jayden Ramirez
I actually think she's legitimately cool with it.
When you visit Fonsett and she talks to Corrine, they specifically talk about Rex's mother, him needing one, etc and the game makes very strong implications that Pyra is filling a maternal role toward him.
And yet, in basically the same breath it pushes them together romantically and keeps going like that the whole game.
So basically, Pyra is Rex's mommy-gf.
Easton Anderson
>just rolled a kos mos burning through commons on a character I haven't been using.
Man, this happened too sudden. I wasn't ready, I just got a comfortable party.
Caleb Martin
Why are redheads always the best girls?
Parker Kelly
They didnt tone down Bayo did they?
Chase Young
Ah yeah, seeing the other responses I just got the information muddled with the similar thing that happened to Xenosaga.
Takahashi was way too big of a dreamer back then. Maybe he still has such massive ambitions for Xenoblade, but arguably because he's taking a more restrained approach to the Blade saga, it's actually getting a lot more success and is far more likely to reach a 6-part story.
Ryder Sullivan
>mommy-son play
>tfw warm milk for both as breakfast in the morning
Jonathan Edwards
Jose Barnes
no
Lucas Stewart
Bayo normally gets way more naked when using her Wicked Weaves. Yes, they did.
Eli Lee
>Mythra's face when she gets woken up from feeling that though their connection every morning
Brody Smith
>Rex not only gets a harem but a perfect mommy gf
Too based
Sebastian Torres
Maybe they will a bit then. Going from Pnuema->Mythra will probably lose the titty bounce as her breasts flop free at the very least.
Aiden Perry
Roller coaster of emotions.
John Sanders
no xenosaga episode 3 is 2+3
Blake Barnes
Wouldn't she be a grandmommy gf though? she is over 500 years old and she can cook really good, only grandmas have the power to cook good
Joshua Davis
No it's 6.
Connor Ward
The big continent in the middle looks like it could be south america to me, but it's still blurry as shit. I don't see how this is supposed to be proving anything.
Michael Price
Luke Taylor
Hunter Green
She's still a sex goddess so it's fine.
Ryan Thomas
Japanese wives are good cooks.
And she's been in stasis for 500yrs, she's probably only had about 8or so years of actual life.
Pyra is a loli.
Evan Morales
>That Char
Don't even need a translation for that one.
Dylan Baker
Xenosaga I-III is Ep. I
Xenogears is Ep. V
XBC is a whole other story.
XBCX is a retelling of Ep. I
Aiden Cooper
Blake Barnes
XB2 is effectively Gears-lite
Isaac Bailey
Xenosaga is XS, Xenogears is XG, Xenoblade is XB. They are all unrelated. XS is the spiritual sucessor of XG and XB is a completely different thing.
John Long
All of it is Takahashi trying to get his opus perfect.
Mason Perez
the entire Xeno series has a lot of themes in common but they're hardly connected to each other besides multiverse theories thanks to Zohar shenanigans.