What makes the characters you picked IMO great representations is that they use their faith to strengthen themselves and that they are respectful to other people’s way of life. Now some honorable mentions from me: King I and King II (Tekken): It’s easy to forget but both Kings are also priests, the first one used the money he earned from wrestling and the Iron Fist tournament to build an orphanage and his successor was an orphan who grew up in said orphanage and has proven to be a worthy successor of the mantle. Gaius Worzel (Trails of Cold Steel): He actually follows two religious, how can he do that, because as he has observed the two can live in harmony with each other. Eleanor Hume (Tales of Berseria): She’s an exorcist who never fully could get into the dogmatic belief of her church, and when she starts thinking more critical she sees the flaws but more importantly learns how to fix them, at the end of the story, she’s the new head of the church and is successful in changing it for the better. Petrus (Greedfall): Despite being a high ranking member of a rather extreme militant church, he prefers diplomacy over bloodshed, and is open to criticism regarding his belief, even goes out of his way to stop extremists of his own church from starting a war against Pagans, who despite having a different religion have been nothing but helpful to them.

It's okay. We had motherly representation in the last blasphemous let's play.

“‘Mother’ is the name of God on the lips and hearts of all children…” - The Crow

6:19 Daredevil from Marvel Comics

You need an ability you don't have yet to get passed the blue chains.

DareDevil is from Marvel comics, just to correct a small mistakes.

To go through the blue chains you'll need an ability that comes later. Bleeding crown is clearly inspired by the power wave and the reppouken from fatal fury, it's a really powerfull attack on grounded ennemies because the explosion at the end does continuous damage. Fun fact about Nightcrawler, in the french version his name is Diablo, which comes from diable, the french word for devil (also diablo straight up means devil in spanish).

Great video and for my choice of chracter i think Ky kiske from Guilty Gear is a good representant of good religigous representation in media seeing how he got through a lot of character growth throughout the entire series (sorry for my english)

I think you missed the lore of the prayer and bead you got. Rose’s prayer and Gilded Rat Skull, I think were the ones.

1:07:40 What I said last week is that you're locked out of doing the sidequest with Trifon. Because you entered from the right and gave Castula Trifon's Manuscript in exchange of Trifon's Remembrance, she dies and Trifon becomes unable to hear her and you'll be unable to deliver Castula's Head Scarf to him and be unable to obtain Castula's Remembrance from him. If you had not given her the manuscript, but instead entered from the left and had given Trifon the head scarf first, then the opposite would have happened. Casto will always have the Remembrance that you locked yourself out of. But there is a way to reunite the siblings, and that is by equiping the statues depicting them in the same altarpiece looking at each other and visitting their dining room again.

Pandreo from fe engage and nightcrawler from x men I consider to be really good representation since they both show how to talk to people that don't have the same belife and there comitment despite the struggles and actions they need to take in there respective conflicts

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Your blasphemous playthroughs are my absolute favourite I like how you also discuss various other topics outside the game, making you one of the most unique youtubers I would love for you to play Faith:The Unholy Trinity later on It's a horror game with religious elements relating to Christianity, demons and a man's descent into depression and loss of his faith, the man being John ward. It's not that long, maybe like 4-5 hours,not too long of a game. It's a great game Would love to hear you talks on that too