Aww, yay~! ^(^0^)^

@@jellycore1316 aww yah@0-0@

oh nononono

​@@axezero9334WHY ON EARTH DID THIS TRANSLATE TO "Oh breast"?!?? 😨😨💀💀💀

Wrong! The lyrics specifically say ‘in those wings‘, look it up if u need to, I thought it said Indol’s wings too until I looked up the lyrics

Oh yeah! Good point

Frabble Dabble Yt I can back this up, Gormotti people all have Welsh accents

"Olethro" is just the English localized name though. In Japanese the ruins are called "ruins of karamu" (カラムの遺跡 in Japanese). To me this still sound more like the name of a civilization called calam/caram rather than the name of the titan though. The English localizers probably identified "calam" as being derived from calamity/calamitas and then decided to obscure it a bit via Greek, but I'm not sure whether that was the developers' intention.

みょんすき田みょんすき太郎 Thank you! I was not aware of that. I guess you learn something new everyday! But you may be right. Maybe that’s the developers’ true intention. I honestly hope this topic gets expanded upon in the golden country. Speculating is pretty fun though!

I second this! It's a really interesting topic I'd like to see a video on. I only know of 4 of the 11 guilds: Argentum, Larus, Voltis and Pyrithium. Argentum is the largest and Pyrithium the smallest, Larus and Voltis are somewhere in the middle. That still leaves 7 guilds unaccounted, the only clue we have is that they all seem to share latin based names, and each have a different crest.

Well, “Earth” isn’t really a nation, and I doubt humans will even have a unified government for a long time, assuming our species even lives long enough to do so. To compare this to the titans, Earth would be the name of the Titan in this case, and nations like the United States, Russia, Germany, etc. would probably be, well, a multitude of nations on said Titan.

I don't recall that.

Do you want to hear my idea for a video? Great comment BTW

also theres a villain called goetia in x

Or maybe they called it the Land of Morytha because it's close the the cliffs, which is the dead body of a titan called Morytha.

@@JoeThomas-lu6fy I think that makes a little more sense actually

You are totally correct. However, do understand that he was trying to keep this as spoiler-free as possible. The Land of Morytha is a Ch. 8 area, and he didn't want people to learn about stuff that far ahead. I think he would've at least mentioned LoM in there.

Joe Thomas and XoRn: That... does not make sense. Why would the land said to be the Architect's birthplace be named after a dead titan? It's not like they knew that the Land of Morytha had been completely devastated by war when it was named. Karox: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/os6TntiZut7Hl3U.html I'm aware of that, but that's no excuse for not taking it into consideration.

@@BurstFlare How would the people of Alrest discover the name the Lands of Morytha had before its destruction when no one has been there before and they have different alphabets? What does war have to do with anything?

It specifically states that the Cliffs of Morytha was a titan's corpse.

みょんすき田みょんすき太郎 cliffs of morytha is a Titan that's almost dead

You're both right. Thanks for point this out, I'm removing that part from the comment.

Melnath's shoulder also appears in Xenoblade 3, it's where Colony Gama is located. I think it's so cool that Aetia is a mix between Bionis and Gormott

Yeah, but he was trying to keep this as spoiler-free as possible. He didn't want new people to hear about such a late-game area.

@@KaroxNightshade I can get that but Cliffs of Morytha is already a pretty late game area and that doesn't change the fact that if the Land of Morytha is called Morytha it wouldn't really make much sense if the Cliffs of Morytha titan was, to me at least

So that would mean that Morytha is actually the highest mountain/plateau/whatever in whatever region of the planet the game is supposed to take place in. Assuming that the Xenoblade Earth has the same geometry as ours, that could possibly narrow it down for those trying to find where Rhadamanthus would be stationed

@@tylercoon1791 Haven't thought about that, but maybe, have to see some of those theories

Two years late, here to tell you Rhadamanthus is stated to be the name of that particular Bean Stalk station. So Rhadamanthus is the World Tree.

Torna's Japanese name is "Ira".

Yeah, Torna is Wrath. The name comes from the Dutch "Toorn", which means ire or wrath. Technically, Spirit Crucible Elpys aludes to Hope (elpis is greek for hope), one of the three theological virtues. Liberty/Freedom isn't a virtue, but it is traditionally associated with Charity (the freedom to give), so it's likely that the Leftherian Archipelago might represent in its entirety all of the theological virtues (there existed a kingdom close to the Isle of Sleeping Remains, that could be Faith, the last theological virtue). Then, we have the kingdom of Judicium, which aludes to Justice. Together with Temperantia, that makes 2 cardinal virtues, so we're only missing 2 virtues: Prudence and Courage. The only other two titans/nations we know aside from these are Coeia and Regideria. Coeia might alude to Courage (since Courage is derived from the word for heart "corage", and has it's roots on the latin "cor", that's the closest I found to the name). Regideria comes from regi, which means to take control or govern, which could be close to Prudence (to take appropriate action). These last two might be a stretch, but depending on how you look at it we might already know all of them. The fact that Judicium, Temperantia, Regideria are confirmed to be in the same region of the world, combined with the fact that Coeia might actually be in Temperantia (if my theory is correct), it would be like Leftheria where that entire region represents the cardinal virtues.

The Torna expansion trailer talked about a country called Coeia sinking beneath the clouds by Malos, so that's likely the third one. We'll only know for sure once the DLC is out. Regideria is said to be close to Temperantia though, which was completely eradicated by the Aegis War, so if it existed in those times, it'll likely have been subjected to Malos's rampage as well.

Pierah Oh yeah true..I completely forgot about the Coeia nation mentioned in the trailer. Tho that would mean that a random strong monster destroyed it and not Malos, meaning it could have been destroyed long before Malos ever awakened. Theirs just so much mystery about this nation that I'd love to see dived into.

I thought judicium was on temperatia

Ontos It was. Regideria was likely not a part of the Temperatia titan, but rather a sub-titan of the region or simply a different titan that resided in the same part of the cloud sea.

Pierah So then, would that mean the titan of Judicium "fell" more in a metaphorical kind of sense rather than a literal sense.

To back up Aaron Luedemann, Rex says something like: "This must be what the Salvagers call Morytha."

The land of morytha is as we see, a devastated land. SPOILERS. We are told that the Architect didn't want this happening again, so he formed the cloud sea and the blade/titan cycle. 500 years before the game is set, the aegis also sinks 3 titans, including Torna, which is seen in the land of morytha. So, the land of morytha could be a referance to Mira/Bionis/Mechonis but also combined with Torna and possibly the other titans that were sunk. Correct me if I'm wrong on this.

[SPOILERS]Personally, I believe the ruined Titan “cliffs of morytha” is the Titan Morytha. The “land of morytha” is just a city from earth, as Klaus describes in the end that “the land of morytha” was where he lived, (and he lived on earth). When the titans were created, and Klaus’ world was destroyed, salvagers that knew about the Titan morytha saw the lost “land of morytha” and thus named it after the “cliffs” Titan because it was is close proximity to it. I probably confused you, but hopefully you get it. Also I know I’m 4 months late :p

the land of morytha is only called that because it connects to the titan called the cliffs of morytha, and that name was given by the people

The Land of Morytha is painfully obvious what the name of the landmass it's on is: Earth

I assume it’s just a humanoid

Goldmouth is a pufferfish Melnath is a goat Rujah is a large fish Valdorm is a lanky humanoid Indol and Torna’s are dragons Temperantia is a manta ray Leftherian Titans are snakes or eels, partnered with some kind of jellyfish islands Genbu is a turtle-fish, a same “type” as Rujah with some turtle traits Cliffs of Morytha only has a head visible, which resembles a dragon head not unlike Azurda or Indol

Joel Hubbard Their rewards you get by doing challenge mode which is dlc btw.

Slober is this like for real???? Geez I need to git gud at that thing XDDDDDDDDD

TheGreenLorelei Yeah, the nopon stones that drop when u beat a challenge is what you need. The nopon in the back gives them out. Also quick tip, when some enemy's go into "elemental awakening" the only thing that can get rid of it is Shulks level 1.

Can confirm, I took the stones over to the Archsage's Orderly and got stuff for them.

Mor Ardain has multiple docks, and there are areas on the other side of the Titan that we can't get to, but still exist. As well as the dock we arrive at, there's a second dock at the palace, and we're explicitly told the name of a salvager town on the other side of the Titan that was destroyed by Malos if we talk to someone on the Titan in one of the later chapters, which cannot possibly be serviced by the dock near the capitol because the Titan's spine is in the way, and unlike on Gormott it has no pass in it.

Welcome to great desert titan of Bulge

OMG I THINK YOURE RIGHT

I doesn't move because it has died

The Cliffs of Morytha are described as a “rotting titan”

Those names are the names for the countries/nations/regions. Titans can have multiple countries in theory. It's kind of like how a country in the real world can have a name, and the piece of land it sits on has another. They use the names of the countries to refer to the titans for ease of identification I guess, just like how I wouldn't call a place in the world by the name of the peninsula/geographical area/continent it was on, but rather by the name of its city or country.

Titans, despite being much smaller, are often attributed to continents.

amiibo acid Ooooh OK gotcha. So for example, melnath is the name of the continent, gormott is the country, torigoth the city correct?

Jared Khan yeahits just like how the continent is North America, but the country name is United States of America

@@JP-zb3yb You do know that there's more than one country in that continent, right?

Because very few people care about xenoblade enough to watch youtube videos about it

He explains in the video that the Argentum Trade Guild is not a titan. It's an organization (one of the 11 nopon guilds of the world of Alrest), which works as a nation of sorts. He mentions that Goldmouth might be the name of the titan. In that cutscene, it's not Nia but Rex that mentions that high tide wouldn't happen in Leftheria and Argentum, but doesn't mention why.

Pierah Ah, alright I see. Thank you!

It's because Letheria and Goldmouth float above the cloud sea, while Genbu and Uraya's titan swim, Gormott and Mor Ardain are the only titans who walk.

Argentum is a ship ATTACHED to a globe fish like titan. To me the entire guild is kind of a zeppelin ^^' You can have a look, all ships are actually ON smaller titans or attached to them (remember the ship quest with Toras uncle or something ? The "titanship" ran away because there were not enough food or something, and first mission has the guild ship deploying smaller ships that look just like the big one in Argentum). Rex even says the monoceros is the only ship he knows that doesn't require a titan to travel... Gormott and Mor Ardain titans walk on the ruins of the "underworld" while indol is no doubt a swiming/flying type like Azurda. Lefteria floats around like real life jellyfish colony would, temperantia swims if my memory is good just like genbu and uraya, torna sunk with 2 other titans and morytha just crashed somewhere to decay. There is also the titan Rex sees dying in the first minute of introduction that is nowhere to be named and is a swim type...

That definitely clears things up. Thank you!

Sorry that this comment is 3 years late but arbor literally means tree. So Grand Arbor Roots is big tree roots

There is a character in XC1 that fits the role of the third aegis, It's speculated that that character might be Ontos (and it is heavily implied by end of battle quotes of the Challenge Mode rewarded blades that this is the case). Officially, nothing is confirmed though. The Aegis is a Monado technically. In XC1 not all Monados looked like Shulk's and Malos's, with the kanji displaying center piece. Interestingly, the character with the different looking one was also female, so it might be that the male wielders have that familiar shape, while the female ones have the more "Aegis" looking one.

I think “Indol” is a faction, not a Titan. In Torna, Radallis says something about the “greater glory of Indol,” which makes it sounds like a shortening of “Indoline Praetorium.” Indol’s whole thing is human supremacy over Titans and Blades, so I don’t think Radallis would give any glory to Yannath/Goetuis. To me, he was clearly talking about an institution.

What if the titan is female? Aren't female names always female? For example, Dark Samus is called "Dunkele Samus" in German, despite Samus ending in the Latin masculine "-us".

@@Dualgas if he was reffering to it as a living thing he would just not use any pronoun. Like when introducing someone in german you wouldn't say "das ist die pyra" rather you would say "das ist pyra" so he wouldn't say for example "wir müssen zu der goldmund (der being the genetiv/dativ form of die)" rather he would say wir müssen zu goldmund.

@@noaharndtserafim4789 Ah, that does make sense, it would be much the same in English. And I think you mean 'article' instead of 'pronoun' (though 'die' can be a pronoun when it's used alone)

@@Dualgas ok i just looked it up and it turns out i always schwitched the meaning of articles and pronouns around 😂

You get it from the dlc (its not part of torna, base game) there are challenge battles you can complete to get outfits for all of the major party members

@@linkalot7415 yeah for instance swimsuits.

Connor Dunn Genbu is best turtle

Spirit crucible elpys

amiibo acid Mor Ardain is humanoid.

Cephalon Blue Humans are animals. It could also be just any primate

I heard in the comments that the cliffs of Morytha could be the upper parts of the Tornan Titan since its corpse is in the Land of Morytha.

Arve Eriksson The outfits seen on the characters can be obtained as rewards in The Land Of Challenge. The Land Of Challenge is accessible via a portal which turns up in Argentum during chapter 1 and moves to The Olethero Ruins after Vandham passes.

Oh, is that the Challenge Mode DLC? I don't think I'll bother with that, but I suppose we'll see.

Maelstrom is the Titan ship Rex and the three Torna members rode on in chapter 1, the one that was responsible for surfacing the ancient vessel. The Titan ship just docks at Goldmouth. And it's like that across all languages, anyway. I've played through NG+ twice, once in French and another in Spanish. But that heart-to-heart, I may need to look into that.

Due to your answer i think you may be right. it´s probale that hey were refering to the titan of the maelstorm, they never speak of it but i assume that if you are going to name your vessel you probably are going to use the titan name or name the titan as your ship, something bourocratic like in real life.

Two years late but it’s time to toss my hat into the ring It’s clearly seen after destroying the core that Zanza is beginning to stir and detach from Shulk. Because Shulk is losing touch with the god within him, his body is becoming more and more 100% Homs, therefore the Monado is electrocuting him just like any other schmoe who grabs it. So by this point, especially by the time you fight Egil, Shulk is losing touch with Zanza and his abilities are slipping. Once he has finished battling Egil, Shulk has outlived his role as a vessel, and is entirely separated from Zanza by the time his body is shot down to let him break away. There’s absolutely no way for Shulk to just draw out the Monado’s power at a point where he can’t resonate with it. Remember how any “unworthy” Homs like Dunban never even got a vision beforehand? It’s only after Shulk’s revival that his “true monado” is manifesting by Alvis’ will and he regains the power to view the future.

Did you not watch the whole video?

It's A Joke.

Wooosh

Wooosh isn't funny

Teseo I find it hilarious but then again I'm like 7 years late to the reddit bandwagon

cougarsr00 Words that end with the proper suffix -mouth is sometimes pronounced that way

OMFG YOURE RIGHT

He's a relatively young Titan that is only about 3-4 times the size of a human. If he had lived for a few more millennia before regenrating he probably would've grown quite massive and lost the ability to talk. There's probably more like him, we just don't encounter any in game.

Uhh.... what

S Butt he pronounced goldmouth as goldmyth

Proper nouns that end in -mouth are sometimes pronounced that way, for example "Monmouth".