If i heard him say that a month ago, i would of put that as my senior quote

@@DapperPeregrinus meanwhile I have the opportunity to until March 1st... time to get in there

It’s a quote by Aristotle.

not really since Rider fucks me up badly

One of many incredible quotes in this amazingly well written game.

The new boss the flame beats the shit out of you when you're in a knock out scene.

But you still loose one live point

He doesn’t even bother trying to drag you back to your cell.

Facts

@@alexanderplath654 Still, that’s Rider’s fault

same

His timings are bullshit tho. But yeah, this fight is enjoyable thanks to Edge's personality

you know what fight isnt enjoyable though? the goddamn star

Linkmasterson the sniper one

@@kontrol42 His timing is easy af

the fight is less that 2 mins how is it the best

@@Kreatin40 This is late but all the fights can be done extreamly quickly with the knowledge and timing to do so. This one is, for the most part, purely parrying which a lot of people are not great at. So depending on the person it can take a lot longer.

@@mildlypolite8405 this boss definitely follows its own lesson. Getting better is what it wants you to do and after you get good it’s extremely easy

I dunno, I might need to do this fight a few more times, but during my first playthrough I could not rush him like this video shows. I felt forced into basically just countering and dodging only when required. It got to a point where following through after a counter was becoming a liability because the QT does not help at all and harms you if you fail it. Aesthetically one of the top bosses, but mechanically it felt like a step backwards from all the rest. Especially after The Burst, I felt so constrained and only acted after he did.

thank you, I've been looking for someone who understood that line

Yoooo I never realized that but you're super right! He even uses the paddle!

Plot twist

Well you right, but Musashi was not losing, actually he just use that Wooden Thing and won, he not even prepare himself properly

​@@baofusan2669 My understanding was that Musashi did his research on his opponent. His opponents strenghts were his size and strength, and his large Nodachi (Big Katana), further extending his reach. Sasaki's weaknesses were just his anger problems. So Musashi showed up to the duel pretending to be drunk with unkempt hair, disrespecting the duel, with "Just" an oar..an oar that musashi made sure that was exactly 1 foot longer than Sasaki's Nodachi. Because Sasaki was FURIOUS he didn't realise the reach advantage of the oar. The duel ended immediately because Musashi stepped forward and immediately BONKED Sasaki on the head, stunning him, and then bonked him to death.

He used a wooden bokken, not an oar.

The small subtle compliments when you get good hits in we’re a nice touch

"Nice!"

LOL true

The fight is based on Miyamoto Musashi's duel with Sasaki Kojiro in which both met on an island, referenced in game as the small boat, and faced off with Kojiro weilding a sword and Musashi a wooden oar. Mushashi of course won the duel with said wooden oar.

The fight and the character I think draws very heavily from Musashi's life which is amazing. The duelist/self improving mentality of the edge, along with all of the weapons in his phases being in likeness to the way he was said to fight. It's a really tasteful homage to a great warrior legend.

MrJAK145 mexican animes are the best

what? He will charge his slash? Also, are you talking on normal charged slash or orange one?

magejag 2 Orange one

@@magejag2977 in phase 2/3 sometimes when you charge your slash he will go to the edge of the pier and become invulnerable while charging his own. There’s a small window before he dashes forward where you can get a free charged hit on him. You can parry it too, but perfect parries when he has the oar don’t do any damage.

This guy MADE me good at parrying

The Omega agreed, although it made me feel like it was For Honor with the all out melee sword duel

If you've mastered dodging, The Burst is a cinch. ... The Edge was hell. (The Star was the worst boss, though, but that was just bad design)

The Burst was alright for me. The Edge got me many times but I never gave up. He was just always saying something motivational. The Star can eat my ass, however.

This 100%. I managed to beat the burst first go but sucked so badly on this fight. I did beat him around 50 attempts and got jedi master achievement so I ain't complaining, Awesome fight!

Not to brag or anything but I defeated him in two tries

MLG Hitler me too after the last boss fight he was like a walk to the park but still a good fight

Same. And in under 5 mins too. He's really obvious.

the only difficult thing for me where two things in the fight. that he sometimes fakes his attack (I too often react to the visuals not the sound design) and that when he hits you he hits you hard.

Rubenz343 ..he i s a easy boss

I thought the same¡

TSZARIFBUJ The art and character designs are made by the who did Afro Samurai. French game with a Anime art style.

TSZARIFBUJ Well you already know because you read my comment.😉

TSZARIFBUJ It seem like you can't type properly "DOSENT MEAN HE I THE SHIT IN FURI".😃

TSZARIFBUJ I not a fan of Anime either, but at least I can recognize that Furi borrows a lot of design and themes from the genre and general Japanese culture. It's not like it’s 100% anime either.

Something to learn from.

FOCUS!

nice

I think his visual design was done by the same guy as Afro Samurai.

A fight of equals, just like Jetstream Sam

@@mintyfresh2096 bob okazaki

Yeah, I kept getting Miyamoto Musashi vibes from Edge. Was it Sasaki Kojiro you were referring to by the way?

TheFuryHasCome yep

Ladies and gentlemen man...that’s where the story of Final Fantasy 7 got it’s inspiration.

*Sequel

FLAMINGBABYPUNCH A year late I know, but the edge it totally dead, the jailer has to die for the door to open

@@cameronmeade4200 the voice is still alive, and his door opened, so it is possible he lives

@@rouhsifbenschop7074 Late answer, but I DGAF. Voice is architector of a prison and maybe he knew some tricky ways how to avoid the rules of those enters.

@@LaRubiarubina Furi was a walking simulator as well I completed the game but was annoyed at the fact u had to walk 10 minutes in order to reach the next boss and nothing is happening during that time u cannot even skip the walking...

There will be BLOOD!

I actually fought him with that theme and it was AWESOME!! He still beat the shit out of me though😂😂

I was so tempted to put that on when I fought the edge.

P R E T T Y B O Y

Men of great culture dwell in this section.

yea, the Japanese dub sounds much better for his character design and show his emotions much better.

*The Song intensifies*

@@APFSDS-DU How? He doesn't even look japanese

Try it in french

I realized I had been playing it wrong after this guy. Alone I can train the version of me that I see inside. The edge trained the versions of me everyone else sees instead. I had been playing by rules nobody had ever written. I had allowed my perspective to bond me to a reality that wasn't really there, but I needed it to be to protect my ego. That's what he meant by fighting ourselves. I kept myself from becoming the best of me.

This guy made me so used to meelle stages of the game

Yea made me a lot more confident in timing parries/blocks and making better habits. Felt like a gawd finally beating him

The Edge is one of the hardest fights on your first playthrough. His attacks deal an insane amount of damage compared to other bosses but it's super telegraphed so once you're familiar with what he does it's easy to perfect it.

I've even forgotten my name

yes

why you gotta use the phrase "bs" to describe somethin that challenged you

+Naruga Kuruga it's not really bs any more. I originally thought that because before this boss, the other bosses had very fast timing between the flash and the strike. Whereas this boss' strikes came a little later than I anticipated. So it threw me off a bit there at first, but I got over it. The ground waves too, at first I thought I could just dash forward over them, but the limited space kinda screwed me over for that, but dashing back after going over the wave gave me enough room to dodge the next wave. In short, I did adjust to the boss' patterns and the challenge wasn't that bad. And quite frankly, this boss is my favourite.

And on his last refill too it was extremely close

It depends on the players ability to parry and react which if you have played similar games like mgr or devil may cry will already be skills you’ve learned and used

It's a katana that emits energy, similar to The Stranger's. (The Stranger is the main character.)

Peter Parké actually the protagonist is called Rider. Rider is his official name based on the game (stated by The Star), and wiki. Sometimes bosses will call him a stranger because they know no name for him. (sorry for late reply)

You were predicting his sword strikes too well, so he needed to change things up a bit.

Kellby Benson what're you saying

That you were predicting his sword strikes too well, so he needed to change things up a bit.

But, you don't fish with boat paddles.

Cyanide speak for yourself

Dodge forward past one, then dodge backward immediately to space yourself for the next one, as seen in the video. The timing is a little weird, but certainly doable.

Actually Cyborg Noodle is a Bae furier is probably harder then dark souls