It's memorable for me because of the "WhAt tHe HeCk iS tHat?!" and also Kangaroo

Es un cagué de risa

It can't bee (monotone)

IT ENDS HEA!

1:38 No Dhaos Scream in the North American GBA Version

Dhaos is the ten-foot-tall evil warlock dude. The little guy with the deep voice (who either speaks elegantly, or hams it up in a bad English accent, depending on the version) is Morrison. But yeah, the contrast just makes it even more hilarious.

One thing I will say is that in every version Morrison sounds like the villain and Dhaos sounds like the protagonist and it makes sense here too - he does sound like a 2000's era protagonist from an anime dub...

@@SarahExpereinceRequiemBy the very end of the game, you don’t feel like the good guy, to be fair.

I love how you were too stupid to realize that was two different people.

It ends HEA! INDIGNAYSHUN!

Same lol

wHaT THe hEck iS tHaT?!?!?!?!!! - GBA Dhaos

What the heck is that....?!?

@@datswagnoscoper316 "This ends hee-yah!"

In-DIG-Na-TION!

It ends hyah!

"It can't be!"

@@GradationAir InDiGnAtIoN!1one

@@Texashamsters LMFAO XD

I dwell admist de aboudin' lite o' heavn Thou art at the GAYTE to teh UNDERWUHRLD COME FOWTH, THUNDA OF DA GAWDS! WhAt ThE HeCk Is ThAt?! It ends, HEYAH! INDIGNAYSHUUUUN!!!! It CaN't Be!

He's also voice-acted as Dimande (Sailor Moon R), Boumes/Baum (Doraemon The Movie: Nobita & Galaxy Super Express) & Buri Buri Zaemon (Crayon Shin Chan till replaced by Hiroshi Kamiya)

Nurse b@@ch NURSEEEE!!

The healer could revive the dead archer.

@@lucasgoes3065 This proves that the healer Mint's mother did not level up in the 1st place. I mean think what happens if you were Mint and you did not level up. Mint won't have the power to revive. Maybe Cless's father and his party member never learns to use items and did not level up. As a matter of fact, Dhaos went easy on all Morrison's party members. I mean think what happens if you were Cless and you had Arche to cast a spell of Indignation. Look at Cless's father at 1:12. After that swordman got hit, he did not move, then Dhaos was prepared to use either Dhaos Laser or Corridor. Morrison interrupted Dhaos's casting spell at 1:19. If you were playing as Cless, I don't think Arche's Indignation spell have the power to interrupt Dhaos's spell unlike Morrison's Indignation spell. The only way to interrupt Dhaos's spell was for Cless to use a sword. If using Cless, Dhaos is not just going to hit once and give the party members a break.

​​​@@hp2546 thats not cless father nor mint's mother, the man is Miquel grandfather, and the Morrison is Edward not Trinix the battle take place in the past, but lol I realize this 1 day ago reading the wiki

@@nahuelescobar4509 OK! Whether it is father, mother or ancestor, they were not even the level up type of character in the intro. It proves Mint's mother must of mastered her healing powers better then her distant ancestor or mother or grandmother. Miguel must of been a better swordsman then his own father or grandfather or ancestor. Then in turn, Cless becomes a better swordsman then his father and Mint must of turned out to be a better healer then her mother.

so what you're saying is... WHAT THE HECK IS THAT???

Were you expecting that it was Latin back then when chanting a spell?

The PS1 is the better version in my opinion,too bad my ass went on and accidentally deleted my save man I don't wanna go through the Moira caves anymore,also played 2 hours Tales of Destiny and didn't like it,hope I like Tales of Eternia

Funny that the GBA acts more like if the dude were casting a Massive spell right over him and he is like _"WHAT THE _*_HECK_*_ IS _*_THAT_*_-!"_ Like, it matches perfectly with the Spell Animation, sad that they did not gave the wizard a badass casting spell to symbolize how much powerful he was making the attack

maybe it's our nostalgia but I agree. Don't mind it at all after all the fun that game gave me :D

It was cool game, and the Dwarven Ruins extra dungeon really does good for it. But I hated the somewhat slow pace of the fights lmao it made the battles a little too easy even on hard mode. I loved their version of Fighting of the Spirit though.

The PSP has one at least

Wait a second, there its a PSX hack already lol

@@CarlosSilva-bh4bi There's only ever been one official English release of Tales of Phantasia - the slow and buggy one on the GBA with bad voice acting and tons of typos. And I think this is also the only non-Japanese release as well (not sure if other languages besides English got the GBA release) The game really deserves better :/

Gf just used this word

When you went into Dhaos's castle, that was exactly what Morrison went through. You saw the intro. Morrison's last move was casting Indignation on Dhaos. That right there proves it was in Dhaos's castle based on how the background was shown. So you pretty much made it to a point where Morrison's party went to. That was exactly the same place Morrison and his party members sealed Dhaos away. Before your GBA was stolen, at least you went through what Morrison and the party members went through which is being in Dhaos's castle.

I totally agree. Love the version for my childhood, but other than that... it wasn't that great in my opinion XD

It will be remembered for that lovely hammy voice acting like a lot of old PS1 games

When i played this as a kid, I thought the voice acting sounded kinda funky but didn't really think about it too much. Now that I found out how many other versions of this game there are, I can't help but chuckle at how silly the GBA voices sound xD

The GBA version was basically a launch title for the GBA in Japan (which is why the colors are so saturated - it was designed for the OG GBA screen without backlighting). The English release came out at the very end of the GBA's lifespan and was mostly pushed by Nintendo hoping to extend interest in the GBA and also make a quick cash-in on the success of Symphonia on the Gamecube. Sadly, it didn't really get the resources it deserved.

IT ENDS HYAH

Replaced by Toshiyuki Morikawa

It is proven that Dhaos had already leveled up compared to Vesperia. I mean a swordman alone cannot defeat Dhaos. A magic user alone cannot defeat Dhaos. Archer alone cannot defeat Dhaos. The one who summoned creatures alone does not defeat Dhaos. This tells us all that in Tales of Phantasia, it takes a team to defeat Dhaos while in Tales of Versperia, it takes 1 person to beat Dhaos.

Eternia referenced this? How? I beat the game a few years ago but dont remember any reference

@@GonnerMax during the fight with sekundes get him to low health (think 75%) cast indignation on him.

@@lilshokan Oh didnt know that, thanks mate!

Gio vana In terms of visuals, I liked the PS1 and PSP version

PSP > PS1 = SNES > DOG POO > GBA

For visuals, i prefer to PSX1 & PSP.. But for yelling effect, SNES..

Snes version all the way

I definitely agree lol

they didnt even brin tof destiny remake to europe, being one of theirs best games of the franchise

It is possible that Dhaos probably wasn't as powerful compared to present day Dhaos. That could be why when Cless and Mint's distant ancestor were fighting Dhaos, they were on easy mode. If it were Cless, 1 punch won't make Cless freeze in fear just like Cless's great grandfather. And Dhaos would not just give Cless's 1 punch and then cast a spell only to get his spell interrupted by Morrison. I mean when Arche casts Indignation, Arche does not have to chant and could easily go straight to casting Indignation. If Arche were to attempt to cast, it won't interrupt Dhaos' casting that easily. So maybe back then, Dhaos was not as powerful. If you compare this game to Tales of Versperia, Dhaos is known to be a weak fighter. It is proven that Dhaos had already leveled up compared to Vesperia. I mean a swordman alone cannot defeat Dhaos. A magic user alone cannot defeat Dhaos. Archer alone cannot defeat Dhaos. The one who summoned creatures alone does not defeat Dhaos. This tells us all that in Tales of Phantasia, it takes a team to defeat Dhaos while in Tales of Versperia, it takes 1 person to beat Dhaos.

I agree. I also think that the PSP scream is good

@Atharid93 Morrison va is the same throughout, except.GBA

@Atharid93 trivia : Morisson's VA was also the voice of Professor Oak and old Joseph Joestar (RIP Unshou Ishizuka).

The whole Snes version is better

Probably because the developers are limited, in that the GBA is less powerful compared to some of the other consoles.

Texashamsters and shitty voice actors

@@datswagnoscoper316 Yes, that too

@@Texashamsters it feels like there is only one person voicing the entire game.

@@Texashamsters -shitty- charming

Lmao

For me, I like both the PS1 and PSP versions