Ultrakill in Nine words: Mankind is Dead Blood is fuel Hell is Full

Super was not expecting this but I love it that you're reacting to this! Minos Prime is one of two (currently) superbosses in the game unlocked by Perfect ranking every level in their respective acts (Minos prime is the act 1 superboss), the level itself consists of two main parts: the first fight theme is against the prison that is holding Minos prisoner and the 2nd fight theme is against Minos prime himself.

The best description for Minos Prime is : POV : What fighting a Dragon Ball character feels like. (This is best observes on Violent difficulty).

Lore time: Minos was the judge of the lust layer in ultrakill. He didnt think love should be a sin, and thus when for some reason the Angels dissapear, he makes a renaissance on the lust layer. But when the Angels reappear, they kill him and leave his rotten corpse to wander the layer, and destroy what he has built thus far. Another thing is, when a human of inmense power and/or regarded as one dies, their souls become a prime soul, beings of so much power, that they can destroy most Angels. When they kill Minos, they also imprison his soul, thats why theres two very opposing songs in the ost, first you fight the living prison, and then Minos himself. Also you should check the sisyphus ost, he is also a prime soul, but he is very different from Minos.

6:23 wow. The fact that you guessed the boss can heal itself (the only boss in the game that can btw) just from the music is crazy.

this is a VERY unexpected surprise, but a welcome one for sure. hope you will check out other OSTs from Ultrakill!

8:27 "This feels more angelic, maybe like an angel taken over by evil" On the contrary, this what the absolute *PEAK* pure human performance looks like.

the two bosses are, in fact, extremely different in how they fight, i love that their themes show that too

Ultrakill is truly the peak of fast-paced fps game, it's just absurdly good. If u do another music reaction for ultrakill, you could check Wait of the world full mix, it's simply amazing as well !

I sob at 10:18.. this entire fight is so sad imo also some people said that the boss teleports, he doesnt, he's just that fast and that strong. You can literally see the trail of ground breaking behind him every time he "teleports"

It's always a bit confusing when you react to things you've never played before, and still get a LOT of stuff almost correct 😅

I highly recommend you ULTRAKILL OST's: Tenebre Rosso Sangue; The Death of God's will (full mix with Gabriel's monologue); Death Odyssey. And of course - Max0r's videos. AND a fun fact straight ahead - voice actor of Gabriel in the game is also voice acting him in Max0r's videos.

I will share this. King Minos is not an angel, nor a demon. He is a human, a human that wants justice against the biblical forces.

10:18 Every Ultrakill player gets sad at this part, hoping to see more reactions to this OST. Nice video 👍

Oh Minos' songs are a GREAT choice for a first foray into Ultrakill; Minos in Ultrakill lore was the ruler of the layer of Lust. He was a a fair king, beloved by his people and fair to all until the angels of Heaven struck him down and made a mockery of his corpse. And, there's a thing in the lore where, when a person is killed, their soul is destroyed and the body becomes a Husk (one of the types of enemies in the game); turns out that Minos had such willpower and rage that his soul turned into a Prime Soul after his death, and the angels themselves weren't able to destroy it, so it was sealed away in a hidden prison while Minos' Husk was used to subjugate the layer of Lust. So yeah, Minos is overall a very tragic figure; he's a well meaning dude that got handed the worst of hands. It's why the second track is so chaotic while the thrid track is so orderly (hah), because you fight against Minos' prison in the first phase and then Minos himself in the second phase. Ultrakill's lore and OST is sick and really fun to find out more about. For more tracks I'm going to recommend Into the Fire (as the first combat track that plays), Versus (as one of rival boss fight themes), The Fire is Gone (as my favorite personal piece that really showcases how melancholic the lore can be) and Altars of Apostasy (for my favorite track in the whole game). Also, all of Gabriel's boss themes and Sisyphus related tracks because they're absolute bangers-

Hakita while composing CHAOS: WHAT THE FUCK IS A TIME SIGNATURE!?!?

By the way the middle song, named Chaos, swaps between 5/4, 6/4, 5/4, 6/4, 3/4, and then 10/8 (in that order) all within the first 8 measures of the song. It lives up to its name lol

Minos is judging V1 (our character) because V1 is a robot made for war, so it is a professional murder (it uses blood as fuel), and Minos was a beloved King while he was alive. In the song, we set him free of his flesh prison (literally called like that; its the first part of the boss), so that's why he is grateful, but says that "the crimes thy kind have comitted against humanity, are not forgotten". Also, Minos' willpower was so big that the white dude that you are looking at is his SOUL being manifested as a physical thing.

Yoooo, now we NEED more ultrakill ost reactions, or even a play trough

i HIGHLY reccomend these: War without reason WAR (not war without reason) The world looks white/The world looks red Divine intervention The death of god's will He is the light in my darkness Yes, they're all from ultrakill

FYI. The reason Minos fights you, is the same reason why V1 (the playable character) is in hell. The game starts with the following lines MANKIND IS DEAD BLOOD IS FUEL HELL IS FULL V1 is a machine that is fueled and repairs itself using blood (as many other machines in the game and in the lore do) I recommend the newest songs too! The Violence layer OST is so good.

so, boss and lore explanation: the first boss is the flesh prison, more of an organical machine than a living being made by heaven with the only objective of keeping its prisoner trapped, and killing anyone that tried to free him, this is represented by its chaotic and robotic theme. as soon as you awaken it, it starts attacking you. the boss itself is anchored to the center of the room, relying on spamming homing attacks and its minions to hit you. after a certain time, it will devour these minions, then send out new ones. each minion recovers a certain amount of health. after you kill it, you fight the actual boss. minos prime, the soul of king minos, now what is known as a "prime soul", was the one imprisoned inside. he starts by cursing gabriel, as he is the one who killed him and put his soul into a prison. minos was the judge of hell, title stolen by gabriel after killing him. but after the dissapearence of god, and all angels retreating to heaven minos decided to free the lust layer, turning it from a wasteland of despair into an utopia, where everyone was allowed to love everyone. but then, the angels caught wind of what he had done, and seeing that he had gone againts gods word, sent their brightest archangel, gabriel, to kill him. as minos didnt want to fight and instead tried to reason his way out of the fight, gabriel rended him apart, with the people of the lust layer crying out as their beloved king was torn asunder, rivers of crimson pooling at his feet as minos screamed in defiance of heaven itself. this determination to not surrender to them, is why heaven feared that minos might turn into a prime soul and imprisoned him prematurely before he could turn into one. quick note, one of the previous bosses was his colossal husk, as the more respected and known a person is when they die, the bigger and more powerful their husk will be upon death. minos's theme has hints of sadness, and also uses a leitmotif from the ost of the lust layer, as he feels shame and regret that he didnt do more to protect his people, even cursing himself when you respawn or when he reaches half health. he also hates our protagonist, v1, and his kind, as the machines were the ones that destroyed humanity, or at least contributed greatly in their downfall. now why the machines are in hell is simple: they feed on blood, and after feeding on all blood on earth, they venture into hell for more. v1 isnt even the protagonist of ultrakill, they are just exceptionally lethal. in a post game cutscene you can even see earth grey and barren in the background. act 2 of the game also has a prime soul of its own, but i wont spoil it. thanks for reading

Didn't expect UltraKill from you, but glad to see some, because this game has some INSANE soundtracks. Glad to see you delve into the game Georgie ! Nice video \o/

the way ultrakill represents the layers of hell are really mindblowing (especially the new one), it would be awesome to see you play this game sometime soon, the lore is interesting asw

"Maybe it like rewinds the damage you do..." O h y o u h a v e n o i d e a . . .

Always makes me happy to see another person appreciating the Ultrakill ost. Also I HEAVILY recommend you go into more depth into Minos Prime. He is a very interesting character and his lore ties to his theme very well. Keep up the good work!

I can only say one thing: JUDGEMENT!

THY END IS NOW

If you plan on listening to more Ultrakill stuff (which you should), I recommend "The Death of God's Will (Full Mix + Voice Lines)" and "Tenebre Rosso Sangue + Pandemonium + War"

ONE OF US. ONE OF US. ONE OF US.

If you want a quick run down of Ultrakill, you HAVE to watch Max0r's incorrect summary of it

ULTRAKILL is a very fun game in my opinion. the mechanics in that game is awesome and you can be very creative in how you kill your enemies. Just Imagine Doom Eternal + Devil May Cry and you get Ultrakilll. Others have mentioned Max0r's videos, which I also recommend. it follows the story somewhat, but its called 'Incorrect Summary' for a reason, so its mostly like a parody of the storyline.

You should try the game its amazing, if you are worrying about how hard the gale could be dont worry there 4 difficulties yo adapte everyone

One quick thing to add context for what people are saying, the section at 10:18 and 13:09 uses a leitmotif found in earlier stages that take place in the city this guy used to rule, and long story short it has not been doing well without him.

This game has really good osts andd the gameplay too!! its fascinating ty you georgie

You're actually spot on when you said the boss was rewinding the damage done to it! In the fight with the flesh prison it can heal itself a ton, making it seem like you barely did any damage to it

Please make more of this. I really liked how you reacted to this and how intricate you were about trying to understand it. Also, the swearing caught me off guard. 😂

fun fact, your old pal maxor made two videos on this game as far as we know, the "crimes against humanity" was some kind of machine uprising that wiped out humanity

Oh man, i didnt expect an ultrakill reaction but it is a welcome sight. If this continues, I cant wait for your reaction to The Death of God's Will. I recommend the one with voice lines

OHHH what a positive surprise! :D Great reaction video, I love how you're sussing out the lore based on the music! You're not even far off with it too, which surprised me! I love Ultrakill's OST and I'm sure you'd love so many more of their tracks too!! There's some distinct character specific leitmotifs that keep popping up between different tracks and it imo gives a lot of the areas the tracks play in so much more lore-context-based depth for it. Some tracks I highly recommend you check out are The Fire Is Gone (the title screen theme) Glory (you'll likely notice that this one shares some melody pieces with the Minos Prime OST), Altars of Apostasy (last battle theme in Act II) and Tenebre Rosso Sangue (the track that plays in the lead-up sequence to the P-2 boss)! :D Either way I hope you give this game a shot, it's a fantastic game in every aspect, from the art and sound design to the OST and the game mechanics - whether you just like bloody murder fun or care more about the immense amount of lore, this game offers something for everyone (and mind you, this praise comes from someone who normally sucks at FPS games and normally dislikes them for that reason, but Ultrakill has a lot of accessibility options that make it fun to play for even beginner noobs like me)

interesting you said chaos(the second one) sounded robotic considering the first part of the boss fight isn't really "alive" per say

Always a treat to see people reacting to ultrakill music. Id say Minos is a pretty good start to listening to its OST. My suggestions are either 'wait of the world full mix', Gabriel full OST and monologues, and the whole of layer 7's songs. These set of songs are p r i m e examples of Ultrakills best songs. (Yes there are other amazing songs but im trying to keep this as short as possible without trying to rant)

"The time signature is f*cked" -Max0r Also Ultrakill is a really cool but VERY chaotic first person shooter. Also Hakita (the developer) is from my home land, so I stand proud.

crazy how much you nailed the concepts

Stephan Weyte as King Minos makes me feel a physical reaction everytime I hear the monologue, genuine chills everytime

Very well then. Have you seen the Ultrakill videos by Max0r?

This was probably the most unexpected thing in recommends to wake up to. Great reaction, loved your vid! Though there are several things you got wrong, but for someone who supposedly hears of this game for the first time it's not much of a deal, especially since you still can try it out yourself. Honestly, it would be interesting to see your reaction to the entire OST of ULTRAKILL, but it might be a bit unrealistic, so, if I were to pick few, it would definitely be: -Into the Fire -Castle Vein + Altars of Apostasy (it's actually two songs - first from Act 1, other from Act 2, but there is a bit of overlap between them) -Death Odyssey -Gabriel's themes from both acts (Divine Intervention + The Death of God's Will) preferably with voice lines for better immersion -WAR -The World Looks White/The World Looks Red; Danse Macabre & War Without Reason from the latest update also might be worth checking out All of these were done by Hakita, so this way you can also see how his style progressed There's also Tenebre Rosso Sangue made by KEYGEN CHURCH that comes in different flavors (normal, combat and calm loop) which is also a great pick for reaction I think. This one, alongside WAR, is used in the other "superboss" level, akin to the one Minos Prime is from.

to answer some questions: these three “songs” are used in the level p-1, in which you go down a spinal staircase with “spinal staircase” playing getting on edge, you go down it pitch black holding a torch seeing only in front of you as you reach a door , you place the torch down and talk through it only to be (very unexpectedly) coming face to face with a sentient prism made of flesh, angel power and hell powers as it attacks you, this is when you get to hear “CHAOS” as the coming fight is absolutely brutal and unpredictable but we as the main character defeat the prism and it turns out it was a prison to hold minos, a soul so powerful heaven itself fears it, minos of course is thankful for his freedom but as he comes face to face with the thing that destroyed humanity he can’t forgive him and quite literally gives us the second hardest challenge in the game with it playing “ORDER”, a song comprised on motifs from previous songs in the list layer, where minos used to reside TL;DR minos is hype but i’d recommend also listening to “tenebre roso sangue” + “pandemonium” + “WAR” as they are the songs from the current hardest level

New fan! got this as a recommendation and very much enjoyed it! Like other comments have mentioned Minos is a very difficult (and optional though this fanbase will try to say otherwise haha!) superboss with its own challenging miniboss beforehand. The music for the level is split between the creepy walk to the boss room itself, The miniboss fight and then Mino's own theme which has themes and details taken from the songs for the levels in the lust layer (Whomst hes the king of and lore related to him can be found in) If you can handle a fast game then i absolutely recommend Ultrakill, its insanely fun with a high but fair skill ceiling! good lore and great music too :D

OMG! Please do more of Ultrakill, gameplay or reactions, whatever you feel like doing. I love this game and i love your reactions!

"If you look away you're gonna get hit with something" Oh honey That's the normal levels This is the bonus superboss This is where you camera gets put in a washing machine on extra tumble

YOOO! Awesome reaction, definitely hope to see more UltraKill content from you! For reaction recommendations, I'd suggest the Wait Of The World full mix (the second superboss stage) or the ULTRAKILL: VIOLENCE EP that just came out for the new update. Might be a little long since it is a whole layer/chapter of the game tho Anyways, a bit of lore for the boss :) Spoilers below King Minos was once the Judge of Hell. He resided in the Lust layer of Hell, sentencing the souls of the damned to their eternal punishments. Once god abandoned the world that they had created, heaven was swept into chaos and the angels watching over hell returned to heaven, leaving the sinners without any reason to continue their punishments. King Minos, being the just and benevolent ruler of the lust layer, decided that eternal suffering for the sin of love was wrong and abandoned his role. He then began the "Lust Renaissance" where the layer of Lust was transformed into a massive city where sinners could do as they pleased. However, the angels, who had now formed the Council of Heaven, acting in god's will, were not pleased to see this once they returned to hell. When an army of angels was sent to return hell to normal, King Minos attempted to reason with their leader, Archangel Gabriel, but was instead struck down without any opportunity to fight back. The angels then allowed his corpse to be infected with parasites, which piloted his body to destroy the city that he had founded. In death, his will and anger was so strong that be began forming into a "prime soul" which would revive him and give him the power to rival an archangel. The angels, fearing that this would happen, created the "Flesh Prison", a sentient prison that would trap Minos' soul and prevent it from fully forming. An unknown amount of time later, the player finds the prison, defeats it, and frees Minos' soul, giving it the time to finally turn into a prime soul. However, Minos, who has been observing the world, knows that machines/robots were one of the reasons that lead to the downfall of mankind, and so he sentences the player to death and vows to enact his revenge against heaven.

WE ULTRAKILLING OURSELVES WITH THIS ONE (HELP ME HERESY IS BEATING MY ASS)

you seem like the kind of person that would really enjoy and appreciate Ultrakill, so i wholeheartedly recommend you give it a try!

Always cool to see reactions to Ultrakill's OST, I HIGHLY recommend The Death of God's Will (Full Mix + Voice Lines)

Def subscribing because you just so happened to stumble upon the best song from Ultrakill's soundtrack LOL

10:19-10:53 is (if my phrasing is correct) a Leitmotif to another song in the layer of lust (which is being destroyed while V1 [the robot and player] pushed through the layers of hell]) the song itself is called Requiem and they had that leitmotif because Minos was king of the layer of lust before he was killed by Gabriel (thus the reason for the vengeance monologue before order) Gabriel or someone then proceeded to trap Mino's soul (the Prime soul) in a prison which is where we come in go down a spinal staircase destroy the living prison (Chaos Song) and fight Mino's prime soul (Order Song).

10:19- 10:52 this specific part of the music feels sad when you know about the lore of the game, it's a leitmotiv from a music of the game called "requiem" it's from a level called "death at 20.000 volts" the level happens on a city (a part of one, if you look down (you are in a floating part of city) you can see that the city is much bigger than that part), this city was founded by king minos, on this level the "requiem" sound is played, it's a very melodic and sentimental, it passes the vibe of a society. The city was founded because on the story God is supposedly dead and Minos tought it's unfair to people from lust layer to be conmdened to eternal suffering for loving each other, so he founded the city for them, but the heaven council comdened him to death for treason, and Gabriel, the Archangel kill him with no mercy, being declared the new judge of hell, and Minos's soul get sealed into a fleshy prison and you, the robot called V1 free him, that's why he thank you for freeing him and say that he will get a revenge over Gabriel. when that leitmotiv starts playing you can feel the attempt to make things work, to make justice, to put order on that layer, but in the end you know you will kill him, you as player can even feel bad for Minos when fighting his soul because you know he has good intentions even for trying to kill you, I mean the robots caused the end of humankind, but you have no choice, you need to kill him to proced for something better than letting he stay imprisoned (i guess, bc the game isn't finished yet)

11:22 answer is in the game tagline, "Mankind is dead, Blood is fuel, Hell is full"

Georgie, this ost is one of the best ones in Ultrakill But there is still some others: Sisyphus Prime (full mix, like this video) The Death Of Gods Will (full mix) And from new update - World Looks White/World Looks Red and Suffering Leaves Suffering Leaves Idk of there is a full mix of 3-2, but if there is, you should do it before others

Minos Prime is basically the game showing you how it would feel to fight the protagonist.

And also would love to see a playthrough of this game. Its a rare gem and a must play for people who like retro/doom type shooters.

ULTRAKILL Act 3 Layer 7 Violence just came out, with a handful of new songs that are all bangers, my favourites out of them are "The World Looks Red" and "War Without Reason"

"I`ll take my crypto to the afterlife" - Minos Prime, i think

I’m new here but the KZfaq algorithm brought me here and I’m glad it did. TLDR: Try listening to all songs from the Ultrakill ost in order so you can hear the progression of how the music changes. -If you play Ultrakill online or offline just remember that the game lets you get creative with its game mechanics. I’m unfamiliar with how you do things on your channel, with all the comments asking you to listen to all kinds of songs from the ost, I might recommend you listen to them all in order and upload a full long video or just some songs you liked and want to share your reaction to them. If you choose to play Ultrakill while recording or by yourself, do note that the game and its mechanics are very open to creativity and after getting to know how things work I recommend asking yourself "wait can I do this?" Or something along those lines, do try as this game will let you do lots of fun and new things that it won’t tell you directly.

Fun fact: in order the thing that went very high pitched (this: 13:08) is also used in the song "requiem" which is played in 2-2: death at 20,000 volts.

Ultrakill is one of the games I tried because of soundtrack, stayed because of gameplay, and thought about because of lore and story. I'm so glad everytime I see people discovering and exploring it for themselves! Thanks for the video

Some lore context: you play as V1: a prottotype war machine that van repair otself with blood absorbant plating that goes to hell to seek for more blood since mankind is dead. Once there was a judge in hell who was called Minos and he sent sinners to their respective layers in hell and one day, god deemed mankind a failure and just vanished andheaven was thrown in chaos. During this time Minos who thought it was wrong for people in the list layer to suffer for loving each other decided to reofrm it into a giant city in a era called the ludt Renaissance where he was a kind and caring ruler. However eventually heaven formed a group of hugh angels called the council and were not happy about minos turning the lust layer into a city so they sent the strongest angel, Gabriel,to execute minos. Minos tried to eeason with gabriel but got killed by gabriel. However because of how powerful minos was and how much willpower is soil had, his body not only formed a giant towering husk taller than skyscrapers but his soul began forming into a prime soul: a soul powerful enough to have a form without a physical body. Out of fear, the ciuncil pit his soul into a flesh prison, a giant fleshly construct that was like an organic machine. Meanwhile king minos' husk got controlled by snake like parasites and started destroying the city and Minos could do nothing but witness it and swore to destroy the council. The theme CHAOS is the theme of the flesh prison and it fits it very well due to how erratic and chaotic the fight goes and order is the theme of Minos Prime

Huge ULTRAKILL fan, and its really cool to see people do reactions to ULTRAKILL stuff, especially when they have no idea whats going on. If you want more blind reactions to ULTRAKILL, I would look up the Full Gabriel OST (Act 1 & 2 plus monologues). I wont spoil anything, but if you thought Minos Prime's monologue was intense... you have no idea.

WAIT A DAMN MINUTE, I SUGGESTED THIS BEFORE. I'm completely surprised your taking a gander at Megadeath! I really hope u play this someday! And also im suggesting taking a listen to the whole music track of ultrakill and just pick the ones ur interested in so its much quicker for u to digest.

When minos prime says “die!” This is a subtle nod to the fact that he will kill you

The actor's name is Stephen Weyte. A legendary voice actor among boomer shooter fans (he did Caleb's voice in the 1997 game Blood and 1998's Blood 2: The Chosen).

11:21 The character you play as (V1) is a robot, who was built during a war on Earth. They're fueled by the blood of their enemies, and when the war was over, they still craved more blood. "Humanity is dead, hell is full, blood is fuel."

Quick recap on Minos Prime lore: Minos in both Greek mythology and Dante’s Inferno was a Demi-god that was the judge of hell, but he did not think the punishment for lust was just, so when god left after humanity went extinct, he went into the lust layer and worked to build a city to protect the sinners of list from the constant storms. But, when the angels finally got ahold of the chaos caused by the disappearance of god and decided to form a council to try and enforce what they thought was “God’s will”, they saw what Minos was doing and decided it was against the will of god, so, they sent Gabriel to kill him, but Minos was a pacifist and when Gabriel got there instead of fighting he tried reasoning, unfortunately Gabriel showed no mercy and the angels trapped his soul in the Flesh Prison (the boss we fight before him) and forced him to watch as his giant lifeless body destroyed everything he worked so hard to build. In that prison, his will for revenge got so strong that his soul became a prime soul, and his pain caused him to give up on his pacifist ways.

This video is a very good christmas present xD

"Forgive me my children, for I have failed to bring you salvation from this cold... dark... world... WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH"

Well i did not expect this... Also, the voice of Stephen Weyte, my god the voice of that man

The track "Chaos" is for the prison holding Prime/Minos Prime

The lore of ultrakill is basically: you are a robot called v1 that runs on blood, mankind is dead meaning no more fuel, hell is full so you go to hell to feed on that yummy juicy hellish blood of the orphans in hell

So a bit of a lore explanation bc i felt the need to correct some misconceptions while listening to the ost, ultrakill takes place in hell (like dante's inferno hell) and Minos in the lore of ultrakill was originally king Minos, he was both the judge for any soul that entered hell in limbo, and was also the king of the lust layer. A prime soul is formed when a soul is split from the body/husk, but the willpower or soul is so strong is can still manifest into a physical form without said husk or body. Minos was killed to the hands of an archangel named Gabriel (Who is a real archangel btw) after he tried to lead a peaceful protest in the lust layer against god and in the wake a prime soul was formed, due to the dangers this could hold he was locked into a prison called the flesh prism. He can only escape if an outside force destroys the prison, in which in the fight against minos prime, you destroy the flesh prism first to free Minos before you fight him. that's a basic explanation and that's as simple as a lore explanation of anything in ultrakill can get rlly so apologies if its extremely long-

please do more ultrakill reaction content, this game is amazing and has a great ost

i was JUST playing this 3 seconds before seeing this on my recommended!

11:30 biggest hint to the lore is Minos calling your character "Creature of steel"

YES! YES! NEXT UP GABRIEL PLEASE DO GABRIEL HIS VOICE ACTING IS AMAZING

Welp, now waiting for Tenebre Rosso Sangue (Prime-2 stage theme) and War (Sisyphus Prime theme)

10:40 You can see her contemplating her life choices after hearing this, it happens to everyone who hears this lmao.

You ever think about how Order sounds like a hurricane? Is it Minos' thoughts?

CHAOS - The theme of the flesh prison. A prison of flesh with no will, little mind, and only reacts to stimuli with specific attacks. Created by heaven to seal Minos, as Prime souls are the strongest beings, save for God himself of course

You've gotta check out more the osts, the music ultrakill is amazing

I (more or less) have memorised the lore of ULTRAKILL, here you go: We play as V1, a war machine fuelled by blood, healed by blood (at least in game). Humanity has gone extinct, whether by Hells corruption, Gods disappearance, their own machines or a mix of all three, they're all dead. With no source of fuel on the surface, we dive into Hell. Each layer of Hell has unique, Limbo focusing on psychological punishment. The rooms are fake, speakers in the corners playing bird noises and the walls distorting if you go right up against them. One sinner was presented with a choice; Stay in Limbo to go insane with boredom, or go further into the depths of Hell, and we see his remains, praying to a painting of Gabriel. Lust is a city, once populated by its mass of residence, but now, its decaying and decrepit, a massive living corpse destroying it. This corpse, is the Corpse of King Minos, a once beloved ruler, the King Of Lust. During Gods disappearance, he tried remaking Lust, an era known as the Lust Renaissance. Once Heaven reformed however, ruled by the Council, they took notice of Minos's heresy and sent Gabriel to kill him. Minos tried to reason with Gabriel, who struck him down nonetheless. His punishment, was to be trapped inside his own body to watch helplessly as his own body, now controlled by the serpentine parasites he once controlled, tear down the city and terrorise the inhabitants. He swore revenge on the angels, regretting his own weakness. Gluttony is a gory place, seemingly inside a body, with stomach acid, bones and eyes everywhere. Greed is a hot, sandy layer, seemingly "Egyptian core", and you can find sinners carrying massive rocks up the monuments of humanity. The "sand" is actually golden flakes, burning hot. And the King Sisyphus, used to reside here. Now, he is dead, trapped inside the deepest level of Heresy. Wrath is the River Styx, which is no longer a river, but an ocean, filled with the souls of the damned who were controlled by their anger, or who bottled their anger. Heresy is dark, and gloomy, but then we appear in the city of Dis, pools of boiling blood where sinners are tortured. I might add more later. Edit: 3:59, that song is called CHAOS, and it's the Flesh Prisons theme. It's a warmup boss before the REAL asskickening. Edit 2: Flesh Prison isn't actually alive, it doesn't have a soul. It's purely reactive. And it does heal. But it's a prison, so who's the prisoner? Minos. King Minos. He became a prime soul, a being whose will is so powerful, and who was so fondly remembered, that he didn't need a husk to physically manifest. In fact, Prime Souls are so strong, that even the proud Angels fear them. His theme, ORDER, is the exact opposite of CHAOS. Flesh Prison has 3 attacks. A blue flash, white flash and a purple flash. The blue flash is a swarm of homing projectiles. The white flash are just angelic airstrikes. And the purple flash is a blackhole that brings you down to 1 HP. It can also summon eye minions, which will hurt you and heal itself. When you kill Flesh Prison, you release Minos Prime. He thanks you for his freedom "Ah, free... at last. O, Gabriel... now dawns thy reckoning, and thy gore shall GLISTEN before the temples of man! Creature of steel... my gratitude upon thee for my freedom... but the crimes, thy kind have committed against humanity, are NOT, FORGOTTEN. And thy punishment... IS DEATH." He is fast. So fast, you don't see him move. He doesn't teleport, he leaves rubble when he moves. He literally has to shout his attacks so you can at least fight back. JUDGEMENT! is a dropkick, CRUSH! is a slam, DIE! is another slam, PREPARE THYSELF! Is a one two combo with a projectile as a third, and THY END IS NOW! is a four hit combo. He loved humanity, and because the machines are a part of my humanity is extinct, he wants to seek revenge, by killing you and the other machines. But, he falls to V1, nonetheless. The Gabriel he refers to is an arch-angel.

Ultrakill music reactions are not common, but a warm welcome from me. My suggestion would be: tenebre rosso sanguine, pandemonium and war. All in P-2 level (the second superboss).

So some Minos lore: -Before becoming a prime soul and being locked in the Flesh Prison, he was a noble and kind king who loved his people very much (and a bull a little too much (if you know you know)), his people who resided in the layer(or circle) of Lust. After the disappearance of God, he guided his people in Lust to reform and make a new peaceful world, and it worked out well. But, The Council (a group of angels that took the place of God) thought that freeing people from their rightful punishment for sin (thats how Minos gathered his people) was against what God wouldve wanted, so they sent angels (including Gabriel) to end the civilization. Minos tried to reason with Gabriel but got struck down in the process (either in the heart or directly through the skull because of his design). His soul was thrown into the Flesh prison because they thought it would become a Prime soul and infested his corpse with Parasites so that it could tear down everything he built.

"It did feel almost robotic in its tone" since the Flesh Prison is basically an organic machine, that's actually quite fitting also that comment about it reversing the damage, oh boy. if you couldn't kill it in 32 seconds, the Flesh Prison would actually be *_the_* hardest boss.

Minos was lore-wise, the one good person who didn’t deserve what became of him in Ultrakill.

Imagine her reaction to tenebre rosso sangue, prob top 3 song from ultrakill

I was surprised how much you nailed the vibe here just from the music. For Chaos, you nailed it; the boss is very angry and wants to kill you AND can heal itself. Order was mainly correct; the boss fight is very epic but also very tragic, as the boss is the manifestation of King Minos, who was struck down by Gabriel, the archangel, and left his people to perish. And yet you are killing Minos for the second time.

Intense is an understatement to this game, but the music is amazing, but you should listen to "The World looks White" and "The World looks Red"

The recent layer release also has some bangers.

So, a bit of context. The guy in the artwork of the song is Minos Prime, the manifestation of the soul of King Minos, from greek myth. He was saying the crimes *thy* kind have committed were not forgotten, referring to you (and the other machines). so, he's got beef with you for murdering people.

Crazy impressive that you manages to find out that the first boss from the second song can heal himself Edit: You are really smart wow, impresed with how you can pick on the theme so well