*mentions that a dragon is pregnant* *dragon gets stabbed in the abdomen seconds later*

"Take all the power I have" "Thanks, I'll use it well" *miss*

"Ena also happens to be pregnant." *Ena gets impaled in the stomach immediately after* Well the attack dealt no damage so at least the baby is okay!

I can't help but find it hilarious that a goddess is slowed down because she isn't physically strong enough to carry divine power around.

"take all the power i have." "I will use it well" *miss*

I love how all the laguz royals have an animal class like lion, hawk or raven, but Giffca is the Giffca class 7:06

Dissing the voice acting in Radiant Dawn? HOLD...HOLD, I SAY

Even more ludicrous is that without the Nihil skill, The Black Knight could activate Eclipse and kill Deghinsea is a singular strike; something to think about.

By the way, I just fucking LOVE that sound effect in FE 9 and 10 when EXP is gained and the meter fills up. I can't explain why, I just do.

As a Fire Emblem player who tries to keep every unit alive, I find this boss to be freaking terrifying.

21:50 I think I know the answer, Mr. Git. You see, since Yune and Ashera are split forms of Ashunera, they are opposites to themselves in every way. Even statlike. If Yune was playable these would be her stats. Lv: 40 Str: 42 Mag: 35 Skill: 10 Sp: 10 Lck: 10 Def: 15 Res: 0 Maximum HP: 0 Items: Praise, which increases all stats the same amount as Yune's stats. Skills: All, except Mantle. Biorhythm: Constantly shifting between Best and Worst. Aff: Dark Combine both stats of Yune and Ashera and what do you get? Ashunera's stats, and EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM IS MAXED OUT. Also, Yune's maximum HP is 0, because unlike Ashera, she lacks a physical form to manifest into. She had to possess a bird and Micaiah in order to communicate with characters, and when she finally shows her true self, she looks like a ghost. Pretty interesting, huh, Mr. Git?

Ena is pregnant, gets stabbed in the stomach and has Blood tide. Coincidence? I think not.

RD is an under-appreciated gem. It has more strategy elements adding a 3rd weapon triangle for anima magic, specializing mage types, gives you access to all SS weapons with an opportunity to legitimately max out your units (most games only let you get around 4 or 5 and 20/10), support conversations are replaced by base conversations and alternative main story elements triggered by support levels with units and even smaller events like visiting houses with certain characters, the music is god tier, ranged swords aren't useless, 3 tier units to keep pace with your gamecube ported por characters, and exhaustive sequel that explains all the mysteries left in por with plenty of political intrigue, internal conflict as friends fight friends, and a great twist that's a deviation from the typical dark god theme, Plus if you play the game as intended, it's the only game in the series that you build two teams of units that eventually face one another and that has the potential to be some of the most challenging battles in the entire franchise. Easily worth the $40. Probably worth the $400 for its infinite replayability honestly, but I recognized its value when it first came out, and it and the Jugdral games are easily my favorites. My only criticism of the game is one of almost every game and that's that enemy units do not keep pace with your own units. It'd be interesting to see more face offs with juggernaut tier units hurling astra and luna at one another beyond part 3 (when you're facing you're own armies), but there isn't another truly formidable opponent until Deghinsea, and in that fight with Deghinsea it's really just a convenient map to train Kurthnaga. They make the most powerful opponent in FE and they aren't even the final boss, but provide you with an Est unit that has diplomatic immunity to trash every enemy unit on the field. I'd say Sephiran can be a tough opponent, but you have Nasir by that point, so the element tails can't do very much

I would give anything to be able to play the Tellius games. Anything other than an absurd amount of money.

I feel like the reason that Ashera is so comparatively weak is that she spent the majority of her power making THIS GUY so obscenely strong.

Bad voice acting: causing 100 humaliation damage at the start of every single phase!

Dheginsea's voice is like a cross between somebody trying to sound badass and pissing himself at the same time.

Of all beast shape-shifting class in FE franchise, Laguz is my all-time favorite. I like how risk vs reward it is.

4:45 She's battling while pregnant? What a brave woman...

HERE HE IS THE MAN HIMSELF DHEGEHNSISAHE?

Man I want to play Path of Radiance and Radiant Dawn so hard but they're so rare and Nintendo refuses to put them on the virtual consoles, let me throw my money at you Nintendo!

its a good thIng this boss doesnt insult your characters... he had a dignity as a warrior despite him being an enemy unit...

I absolutely love Dheghinsea's battle theme.

Within halfway through the video, I realized that Denghisea is the exact opposite of Sophia from FE6.

Also screw Levail. Deghinsea is RD's Camus. His might and respect has been hyped since por as the king of dragons and an original champion that sealed away the dark god, he and his country are directly under the command of the final boss and so bound to their law that they sacrifice themselves, and they having to face their loved ones in battle and die at their hands to stay true to their beliefs is Camus archetype tragedy. All he wanted was peace and keep his promise to the goddess Ashera and Lehran. And all of that just culminates in the tone that his unique battle theme emits

Man, as soon as I saw the thumbnail, I pretty much went "YES." ...I'm also reminded of the old hack videos that used to be on YT where all the PCs and most of the bosses basically got super inflated stats and had it out in a giant melee. GOLDOA here was nearly unstoppable in those. Shame the uploader of those went mad.

Laguz Lazuli

By the way, Caineghis has one big thing over Giffca in Radiant Dawn: Those five Authority Stars.

I usually save all my long range tomes to the last chapters where you can make them divine/unbreakable and just tear through distant enemies with Soren, Michaia, Sanaki and Pelleas :D makes the Dragon King boss a bit easier at least :)

If I can make an argument about the strongest laguz. Deghinsea can't be the strongest laguz in the lore of fire emblem path of radiance and radiant dawn. Lehran is technically stronger because Lehran is a laguz that was stripped of his powers for giving birth to a half beorc and laguz, correct. Now looking on how stats deghinsea in human form has 25 strength, 13 mag, 18 skill, 15 speed, 30 luck, 25 def, and 23 res. Now in laguz form all stats are doubled minus luck. Lehran has 40 on most of his stats. If lehran could still transform his stats would be off the charts literally.

It's so nice to hear someone talk about this game, I love this game and I've replayed it way more than any other Fire Emblem game, by far my favorite in the series, I still own 2 copies of it and to this day I'm very glad to have bought them, I know they're worth some ridiculous amount now.

Finally a video about the Tellius FE games! I remember beating rebirth on my first run without using any of the laguz royals (at the time thought they were too broken so I went with a mixed party of Greil Mercenaries and Dawn Brigade). I can't remember how many times I had to reset the game since I didnt want a single character to die, but damn it felt good beating Deghinsea after so many tries.

So, in order to kill a god even Ike had to become a SSGSS

Radiant Dawn is the best FE game to date. I love the whole, you get one class line and that's it. It was a very unforgiving game with limited resources. The maps were all so unique and part of the geography, and there were different ways to win a battle instead of just routing. Fog of War battles were always a challenge.

21:29 LOOOOOOL XD Hold!!! Hold I say!!!! That takes me back.

Videogame logic: I am an all powerful dragon capable of surpassing even the laguz royals, i also posees a army of dragons on my side Oh no, that archer is 1 tile away from me, i better let him hit me without a chance of fighting back just because i cant counter from distance

When I saw the moustache and the fact he's bold, I thought he looked like Nappa Sure enough, he does have *50* strength

My biggest problems with Awakening are Robin, the option to level grind, the map design. Lunatic mode is way too difficult if you try to build up a whole team, but if you focus most of the EXP onto Robin, it becomes too easy. Using one character rather than a whole team for most of the game feels so wrong to me. I know some people will say that it was possible in previous games, such as with Seth in FE8, (I'm not too crazy about that game either, by the way, I don't think level grinding should ever be an option in FE, it destroys the flow of the game) but it was NEVER as bad as it is in Awakening with Robin, it feels like the game was designed around the character specifically. As for the map design, it's perhaps the worst in the series. Most of the maps, especially later on, have enemies charge you from all angles, forcing you to power your way through instead of relying on strategy. I think the grinding option is to blame here, it's like they expect you to build up your units elsewhere, but the problem with this is: how much level grinding is enough? Should I grind as little as possible, to make the game manageable, or do I level grind as much as I like and risk making it too easy? This is why I think there should be a limited amount of EXP in Fire Emblem, because I don't want to decide how much EXP I need, the game itself should decide that with its design. And in Lunatic mode, the random Risen are so powerful, you pretty much have to buy DLC, which makes me feel very uncomfortable. But despite all this, I still had fun with the game if I just forgot about these faults and had fun crushing every enemy with Robin, as wrong as it all felt in the back of my mind.

"Thank you. I'll use it well." - Miss.

24:37 Funny you should say that. One of the "Special Boss Conversations", more specifically between Deghinsea and Naesala, has the latter mention that the former is a terror on the battlefield and that Ashera herself would hesitate to fight him.

A statistical powerhouse that heals themselves each turn... Deghinsea is giving me Caulder flashbacks, good thing he doesn't extend all that to his allies as well at least.

Dheginsea is statistically tough, but I found Ashera a bit more challenging. The Lion laguz royal (not sure how to spell his name) and a heron can kill him in just a couple turns. Ashera was harder since I needed to break her shield and most of my team had low Res so the wisps were annoying. Personally, I think the hardest part of RD for me was getting all EXP in Geoffrey's Charge. You need to play the chapter absolutely perfectly and one unlucky miss can screw you over. It takes a lot of trial and error, but I think the worst thing about that chapter was the guilt I felt when I had to finish it without getting the Speedwing because I didn't have enough time to kill the Halberdier holding it.

That battle in Radiant Dawn was my favorite with right reasons, a very OP enemy is always a joy to beat (and more if you try to do a non save run in the last 5 battles of the game, because you know if you make a single mistake, you have to restart form the first final battle, my brothers failed at the 3rd battle and I had to retry only once because how Ashera killed my Micaiah on a full map attack, but after fighting Deghinsea, I said whatever, let's try again and I succed, with only one Laguz royal and most of my unit were mages, so a lot of carefully planned strategies I used to beat that awesome beast).

All of the royals are so epic! It's so awesome to see them fight. :3 I would love to play Path of Radiance or Radiant Dawn one day, but at least we get to know about their characters some in Fire Emblem Engage. All of the newer main games (Awakening, Fates, Three Houses, Engage) are pretty different to the previous entries, but I still think they still deserve to be called main games. Would love to see more of the older titles get rereleased or something though.

I just finished FE RD yesterday and this video reminded me the pain of dealing with Deghinsea... until i abused Shinon's 3 ranged Double Bow with Ena and Kurthnaga beside him lmao

whoisthisgit could you do a boss Analysis video for the Junkyard Dogfish in the video game Freddi Fish and the Case of the Missing Kelp Seeds? I can't ever get past that part to finish game. Thanks!

"Thank you, I will use it well" Misses the first hit.

I love this channel

ALSO ASCENT IS THE BEST MAP THEME EVER OHMYGOD

Lilina, I'm already a demon.

16:10 A marksman named Shinon. I see what you did there.

6:36 Yup my favorite Fire Emblem protagonist. Why can't we have this Ike on Smash Bros Wii U?

8:55 whats the music

last time I fought Big D, I distinctly recall beating him by just using Ilyana and Sanaki in a single turn. (a single turn of reaching him. took a few turns before that to clear out the other dragons, and I wanted some bonus XP)

HOLD! HOLD, I SAY! Me: **Uses flametongue**

I need a Gamecube Emulator for my phone anyone know where I can find one?

25:04 This Git has spoken! Meanwhile I also need to point that Bolting isn't necessarily optimal because of 4-F-4/5's Spirits. Granted that mages should be walling them easily but still, there is power in those numbers. Ashera's 50 Magic DEF and lack of a shocking weapon weakness could make Bolting a waste too, so there's that, but then again, if Dheggy is big enough of a threat to warrant this video, that can easily be worth it.

24:17 *facepalm* Ike, you had ONE job and missed.

I was terrified as I fought this guy, man. I had to play ultra safe

I'm just curious, if normal Laguz can only stay in Laguz form temporarily, then how do they fight when they're not in that form?

20:35 Hah, I always toss Elincia a Wyrmslayer specifically for Deghinsea. She's too weak to really do much damage except to the spirits in the last 2 chapters where the Amiti becomes very good, but you don't need a blessing for those. And, afaik, you can't bless staves, so why not.

His voice acting sounds like someone trying to do a Darth Vader impression.

What's the name of the song that plays while you're fighting Dheginsea? (Map theme, not battle theme)

The Guardian from Age of Mythology (great RTS, you should check it out). The guy only appears in one level, and is rather difficult to get, but once you do? Oh, boy, you're in for a treat. The only use he has is take on an enemy army that has been marching towards you. Said army is large enough to easily wipe you out, but The Guardian can rip the army apart with ease! He has 99% crush, pierce and hack armor, which means that any attack on him will only 1% of it's original damage, and the basterd's got 10,000 health, AND heals! He also has 99 crush attack with AoE damage, so every swing of his sword not only kills anything in its way, but will also level any buildings nearby! He returns in the Titans expansion, though again for only one level. He lost his ability to heal (I think, been a little while), but he's still FAR more than capable of destroying the enemy Titan, and the city said Titan is in as well. Hell, when the two foght each other, anything around them is flattened. As an aside, if the character models are to scale (and they are from what I can tell), the Guardian towers over elephants! Imagine riding your elephant, feeling on top of the world, then seeing this giant Guardian coming marching toward you, scattering what you thought was an invincible army with only a few sword swings!

i love how giffcas class is giffca

I tell you what, for all his awesome power, King Caineghis has one thing Deghinsea doesn't... A GREAT BIG BUSHY BEARD

whois,in my opinion,you're awesome.I think youre the only youtuber i cant wait to make new episodes,with most other gaming youtubers i skip episodes or just stop watching what they're making,but when i see whois made a new video im like OMG FUCK EVERYTHING IM GONA WATCH THIS.You also remind of me a lot,we both like games,we give solid opinions without trying to make stuff funny and we like to throw in a few gags here and there.I hope you become sucesful since you sure deserve it.

I think the reason why Arvis (and even to some extent, Julius) is usually more difficult than someone like Deghinsea is you have so many more units that can effectively damage him and he's standing on a spot in which your units can dogpile him. Granted you do have to watch out for Ire, but considering it procs almost half as much as Arvis' Great Shield and isn't as threatening as Julius having Adept and Wrath, it more than makes up for the fact you have some element of risk, which can still be negated by attacking at range or using high-powered units with Nihil. Arvis you can realistically only damage effectively with Seliph's Tyrfing and Julius can only be reliably damaged by Julia's Naga tome, so there's less you can do if either of them got stat screwed or RNG decides to screw you over in their fight, or especially in the Julius fight, if Julia dies.

I remember beating one of the dragons, tigers, and cats before...

This reminds me that in my Radiant Dawn my Haar went totally ridiculous and maxed every stat and nearly soloed the end game excpet for Dheginsea (I can't remember how I ended up defeating him anymore but I am pretty sure it was mostly Ike and Haar lol).

GUESS WHO'S IN FEH?!

Mist, getting turned to red paste by a 150 damage Ire proc

Arvis, eat your fucking heart out! Holy shit, I completely forgot how utterly devastating Deghinsea is!

I respect your opinion regarding FE:A. I still think it's one of the best games I have ever played, because of the fact it gives me freedom how I play it. My first playthrough was like doing only Main Stories and Side Stories, and didn't grind skills, only promoting everyone. It was on normal so it wasn't that hard. Then I did hard mode with grinding, then I did hard mode without grinding. Then i did a playthrough only using 1st gen characters. Then I did one using only Chrom, Robin and Lucina. Then a full female run, then full male run...IT NEVER ENDS!!! I just love how many times I can play over and over and over and I still can get new experience. (Forget about that piece of s**t Lunatic tho. That was sooo unfair)

Why do you consider Fire Emblem Awakening a spin-off?

"Laguz royalty is decided by the strongest", kinda reminds me of Dabura from DBZ

Good video and reasoning, though the background behind Dheginsea is a lot more disappointing than the battle with him. Dheginsea...he is one of those characters that is pretty badass, but also insanely stupid because of "plot". His motivation boils down to "herp derp, a bunch of people were fighting and broke a promise *they weren't a part of, didn't make and had no say in* since it was literally thousands of years before their time, and many generations. Time for us all to sit down and die. Herp derp." Not to mention the whole stupid gimmick of the mantle skill. He could have even avoided Kurthnaga going off to fight if he just bloody told him what would happen-"If we go to fight all of the nations would technically be at war, so the ancient dark goddess would be freed. That would be bad.", but no "just don't do it because I said so, even though I know you're rebellious and want to see the world". And the ending in the tower of "force almost all of my very limited number tribe/kingdom into battle, and watch them all get slaughtered" leading to the likely death of most of his kingdom because of his stubbornness and stupidity. And this isn't even getting into the "tragedy" of the branded and his role in it-him being one of the ones who convinced Altena and the others to lie to everyone that the branded were cursed and the goddess hated them, leading to god only knows how many people being killed or tortured because of his lie. And indirectly (or maybe directly, who knows) led to Sephiran's despair and the whole plot of the games. Everything traces back to this moron. It's really disappointing how such a potentially amazing character was fumbled so badly by the writing

HOLD, HOLD I SAY!

Going from PoR and RD to awakening felt like a massive downgrade

25:59 melee's blast sound

Are you going to do any videos on Awakening? And have you gotten you hands on Fates yet? I heard the balance and level design are much better than Awakening, also lunatic is fair and in Conquest you don't have the option to grind at all.

In this fight i think i just used kurthnaga. Leveled him all the way up to 40 abusing Deghinsea and the other dragons ;D

I don't want to spoil Tellius for myself but I wanna watch this video badly...I'll just watch this video, anyway!

I wonder how Deghinsea and Ashera would fare against the 16-Bit Block.

This stage/boss fight feels less of a Fire Emblem stage and more of a Super Robot Wars stage.

To defeat Deghinsea, the best option is to use Caineghis, Giffca, Tibarn and Ike at the same time. The biggest praise goes for Caineghis, he can take down like 50 HP of Deghinsea's HP

something that could make ashera way scarier would be mmaking her stats increase in every enemy turn

Ike is still probably the best character in radiant dawn, even if his forced promotion makes him not useful for a chunk of the game

Deghinsea may be powerful... but no character can surpass the magnificence of Oliver. Is it weird that creepy fat bastard was the reason I looked into the Tellius games (Well, only LP)? By the way, Git; Do you think gunpowder weapons users will be introduced in future games? I'm picturing something like this: Name: Fusilier Promotes to: Dragoon (Mounted unit) Pros: -High strengh -Very high luck -Can use cannons (Kinda like a blizzard tome wich deal physical damage) -Higher HP and defense than archers Cons: -Low skill -Low speed The idea is they have bad aiming, yet they can do a LOT of damage; kinda like gunpowder worked the first times it was used in battlefield. For the MPCIGE series, my guess would be the shibito from the Forbidden Siren horror games. Imagine playing a game where ALL the enemies are unkillable and the only damage you can deal them is to knock them out for a few minutes (Less than 20 seconds against stronger versions).

5:29 *cough* ultimate chimera and the "dragon" from mother 3

5:34 the REAL question is: how can Altina wield both 2 handed swords with 1 hand? and why we don't have dual wielding yet? 9:30 y is Soren holding a blessed Arcthunder? lmao. i guess no1 likes Iliyana... 15:53 (unless you're playing on hard mode) ILIYANA GOD DAMMIT!!!!!! with supports, Kruth, and stuff, she can survive 1 hit and with Rexbolt, she can deal like 36 damage i think. but i only use her for finishing him off anyways so she never gets hit. 17:50 theres also parity, does the same thing except no extra bonuses.

Ike fights for his friends

1:31 Crimea, you’re in the wrong universe.

Dear god Kane from c&c with a mustache

WHYD I BEAT THIS GAME TWICE? ! i should know better by now! Fucking king of galdoa. This games epic and epically difficult. Wow

We never get Deghinsea tier boss again in Fire Emblem games, I guess.

I saw another video where Deghinsea was able to 1-round Ashera.

Can i play radiant dawn without ever playing path of radiance and still understand the story or does the game assume you played path of radiance?

24:18 I've been wondering this for a while but what happens if both of those strikes miss?

Using a high lvl kurth i was able to defeat dheginsea i put him nullify and ena was next to him with the blood tide ability and my heron, kurths hit was 97% and the damage he dealt was a total of like 40-50 ( 25 something is if the heron didnt do galdr.) he pretty much annihilated Dheginsea. All my other units where at the very bottom of the map. It was a good battle :)