TheHeroOfLight

With the new unlocks acquired, we do the rounds in the lobby area of the Reverie Corridor and get to see how different people are reacting by being able to meet here. This also does mean that the last bits of Vantage Masters have unlocked, so that is something we will need to work on for the next video. I believe Pom Party has been done off camera already, so that means one of the big headaches has been concluded.

The time has come for us to fill in and hopefully we can rise to the occasion. Here we have our first foray into being a prosecutor and have to go up against Ruby herself. Remembering the rumors that circle her, you should have an idea of what you'll be going up against. For this part, we will get to cross examine two of the three sisters as it will take time before we can force the defendant onto the stand. Sadly, her sisters wish to cover for her, so we need to pick off their lies in order to start getting to the meat of the case.

With the SSS and Ironbloods on the move, Class 7 follows suit. At the end of the video, the three groups converge for the next series of fights. Unfortunately, due to the scenes afterward, it is a bit too long for what I prefer to upload, so stay tuned until Monday.

After the SSS made their entrance, it is up to C, which leads to a reunion of Ironbloods.

It seems Rean's fourth act is longer than those of the other two characters as we have fights and events in the theme park itself to resolve. This has us going to the different areas before we get a fight against the gold Mishy, but it is different from the SSS Daydream. When all is said and done, we are able to enter the place where everything in Mishelam goes to conclude...

Blue wasn't available and I didn't feel like training anyone new, so we are using our old reliable Umbreon (might become a channel mascot at this point...) to piggyback off some randoms. I swapped out Screech for Fake Tears as I heard of a Vaporeon strategy and figured I could better synergize with that than trying to come up with something for burn treatment. I want to drop special defense when the opportunity presents itself, otherwise I can spam Snarl to lower special attack. This gets to the point where even Focus Blast bounces off of me and my teammates can shrug off anything it has to throw. I wasn't sure how viable Umbreon would be, and it seems it just can't disappoint. As for alternate strategies, I was wondering about Hatterene and I explain here that you are extremely vulnerable to taking 4x damage from Infernal Parade, so making her work is a lot more effort than it is worth. I would need to see who all can learn Acid Spray to see if there is a good poison type, but at this point the raid has expired, and unless they get cycled again (which I am cool with), it may not be too helpful to continue searching. Anyway, this was the last bit of Switch online I had, so we will need to see what comes next as to whether I need to hurry and buy a new card or wait for any deals.

Now that the crime has taken place but we've yet to do the bigger swap. As of this case, we are just looking into the incident itself, unsure of the side to take. However, the Eye of Horus gives us some insight that lets us grasp the bigger picture.

After the questions that were raised in the court room from the previous day, we need to conduct the next round of investigations now that we have some idea of the direction we need to search. However, this can only take place after the scenes that the thumbnail allude to. Now that everyone is aware two figures dropped, the question becomes in how to identify the two, especially since only one set of human remains were found in the vat. We will need to try to find something that may be able to pass as human without being such...

With the investigation concluded, it is time to take it to the courts. Sadly it takes too long for everyone here to realize that either someone fell twice or two dudes fell. Luckily, there aren't too many witnesses to be had here, so we can get to that obvious part that no one noticed. However, that is going to lead to a lot of investigating needed in the next part before we can take things to the conclusion.

Like the video before it, I had it set to upload at the wrong time. This was meant to come out yesterday, but the day was almost over when I found out, so here we are today. As for C's group, we are in the Knox Forest looking to make our way into the Prison to speak to Ian Grimwood. The segment is shorter than the one before it as we do not have NPCs in a town to speak to, but we get the next best thing, which is another Ouroboros member in our path. After a fairly "swift" battle, Renne talks her down and we get a new addition to our group. Upon reaching the Prison, we have to deal with more doppelgangers before the mirror shard activates and we hop over to the next intro piece before we can enter the corridor.

I forgot to release this on time, so it is coming out a bit late. On the plus side, it is a lengthier video than some of the others. This is largely because I delayed entering into the Reverie Corridor. Otherwise here, we will force our way into Mainz, spend some time with the people there and see how badly one of our CGF compadres is faring. From there, we start to make our way to the Moon Temple where we get to reunite with some old friends who are long overdue for some serious screen time. Sadly, I don't think they will be getting it anytime soon.

With the corridor business done, we can return to the main game and we take on Rean's route, sending us into the Black Workshop. The overall vibe of the place has not changed much and there are a few required battles that don't really have much to them. Especially after the corridor, it is a fairly easy place to power through, so we have little trouble working our way there. Our reward are some scenes with some reunions and a strange master quartz...

The time has come to find the truth of that night. In order to do so, we must move onto the last line of defense, which is none other than the Divine Blade himself. From there, we must navigate his maze and only after beating him are we able to answer one of the questions that began this entire journey.

While this may be Randy's cousin, it's Rixia's turn to settle the score. Like its owner, the area transitions between night and day, opening up different paths. It isn't too difficult to navigate, and some fights are worth more than others, so once we get through this miniature puzzle, we can get Rixia a little bit of closure and send a new Enforcer into Ouroboros.

No combat to be found here. Instead, Bleublanc has struck and Olivert and Schera need to find the missing dress before the wedding. Don't worry, Olivert will be joining the fray later, but Schera needs to stay on the sidelines for other reasons...

The time has come for Wald and Wazy to throw down for the last time. Entering the Domain of Vanity, I don't immediately recognize you can interact with the environment, meaning I have to do a bit of backtracking in order to loot the place. Otherwise, for Wald's fight, he can one-shot squishy targets, so make sure Tio can get her guard out immediately. I don't know what prompts him to use the S-Craft, because on the initial try, he immediately used it, instantly ending the fight (Tio scanned an enemy, he S-Crafted, the end). For that reason, I wasn't too impressed by this fight as that is the lowest amount of interaction you can get in this game.

I managed to find a little time to record part of the next case, so here we go. The parts are broken up by when the game asks you to save, which is why two of them are here. If you notice, the first one happens only like 20 minutes in which is your exposition for the case, then we spend the next 70 minutes learning the players and pieces. The context for this one is that we are researching the Eye at the local academy at the same time a murder takes place. Since the accused was with us at the time, Tyrion takes on the case and we need to unravel all of the chaos taking place at said academy.

Since the trivia game had a good reward, I opted to come here unaware it had its own little mini-story to go with everything. I opt to read it to you guys, then we get to play the actual game for a little while before everything is wrapped up. Sadly, the reward here is just a Luck quartz which is a bit on the pointless side since if you break the enemies instead, they will drop their loot. The one reason someone may want to play this will be for the costumes that come with, but I'm not too impressed with what I saw.

Sadly, we only have the one difficulty, so we're pretty much done after the first round provided we get enough questions correct. The goal is to get 10 out of 15, but there is a better reward for a better performance. Sadly, at this level, the reward is still fairly miniscule. The only reason I recommend playing this at all right now is for the Epoch Bell that comes from it.

Sadly, since there are so many scenes here, I opted to split the video into two parts. Here is the conclusion to the final patrol where we get the final of the master quartz, round up all of the Zemurian Ore Shards, and even find a complete piece of ore from someone in Ouroboros in exchange for those books we've been collecting along the way. It is payday boys...

It is time to tie up all loose ends. I get the final monster chest to get the missing bell quartz, then we kick things off. I go to the different locations and all of the times we've spoken to people finally pay off. We get the final recipes, cook everything, and do all of the events there are to be done. Expect loads of achievements as we reap a reward long coming.

It was a short ride, but it was fun while it lasted. I make it a priority to complete my collection in this video, so we kick things off with the third duel against Imakuni to get his card, then all that is left are trades with Ishihara and the Grandmasters. For the Grandmasters, I opt to use a different deck against each of them, so you will see all four of my decks here. After the fight, I will show you what all I used in each deck, and truth be told, they are not optimized as I did not want to grind out more cards than I had to. Out of the Legendary Cards, the Moltres is really good for fire decks, but the rest are mediocre. Zapdos is extremely random and you shouldn't leave things to chance to that degree. Articuno is extremely underwhelming and I'd rather use the Fossil one instead. As for Dragonite, it has a power, but otherwise it seems inferior to the Fossil one that I don't recommend using anyway as Dragonair is really good. Last thing to mention is that I don't have a reliable way to get Phantom Mew, and it is not possible to get Phantom Venusaur, so I will not acquire those two. Otherwise, I did not ask any of the Stormbringers about doing PvP, so this is most likely where the playthrough will end. I hope you enjoyed and remember that if you want to play this, all it takes is the basic online membership and a Nintendo Switch.. Good luck..

The second stratum is much larger than the first, and there is a new mechanic where a paradise-like area is available for you to enter. It will contain different enemies than where you currently are at, and seems to even have its own special Poms. Otherwise, we have the bigger than normal enemy encounters here and there as we make our way through, but there is a mirror match mid-boss and then a boss fight at the end that definitely seems to reinforce the parallels between this game and Sky 3.

After our late night rendez-vous, we finally make our return, and there are many things afoot. First, there are archaisms roaming the city, and I was hoping Shroud would work like Mist and I could largely ignore them, but we still get detected at close proximity. Second, Long Lao's back door is now accessible, which is necessary for bigger lore pieces and additional DP. Third, since I did the white stone minigame at Michelam and maxed KeA's social link, there is a special item waiting for us in her room. Other than these, we do a patrol to make sure everyone is doing okay and once everything is in order, we need to storm the enemy stronghold. Ultimately, a massive video, but there is quite a bit going on here.

I do the rounds in the Corridor's entrance speaking to all of the characters, which is an ever growing list. While doing this, I will play the different minigames like Vantage Masters, and you even get to see me get extremely lucky against Musse and get to take her out. By the time we reach the end of the video, I will prepare to enter the Strata in the next video. Sadly, it was long enough to where I could not combine it with this video.