Movies, games, series

[Catalincata94]

Naruto. Definitively worth watching, but I shall recommend the fan-made cut called Naruto Kai, where they cutted all the fillers (ie., the unnecessary addings made for commercial purposes) so you don't have to watch like 900 episodes but 72 instead:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Naruto/comments/5xrkva/naruto_kai_fixed_subs_version_new_new_thread/?st=j86ag1i2&sh=b2812162

Withing the anime's mythology they just changed some terms, like they call Vrill as "chakra" and call the chakras as "gates": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iG-481_5Ds

One of the most interesting characters, the villain or anti-hero Orochimaru is a snake-worshipper scientist who seeks for immortality and to learn all mystical-powers (Jutsus), has as common enemy with the main heroes, the masonic-like jihadist gang of race traitors Akatsuki:

I love Naruto and Dragon ball, I started watching Naruto whe i was only 11-12 years old, it changed my life!

 

[Kitsunebi]

OH shit....sorry for the double post by the way.

 

[Egon]

I've watched the debut episode of this new anime Violet Evergarden and it's ABSOLUTLY BEAUTIFUL! (No surprise since it's made by Kyoto Animation)
A nice easter egg is that this anime hints to a fictional Germany (Leidenschaftlich) that won the war if you pay attention to the hemets of Violet's commrades that ressemble the typical German helmet of WWI and WWII compared to the typical British helmets of their foes in the war flashback.

Trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lJIIBd5tXI

Episode 1:
http://kissanime.ru/Anime/Violet-Evergarden-Dub

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Another interesting anime worth checking is this Schwarzesmarken, where Squad 666 is fighting against an Alien invasion.

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_RHIhpzZrE

 

[Stormblood]

I watched the first episode of Violet Evergarden after you suggested it and I liked it too. What I didn't like is the remarks on the need for breaks when a dedicated, hardworking individual doesn't need any, like in the case of Violet sorting letters and delivering shipments. True dedication should be praised

 

[Egon]

That's a critic to exaggeration, not to dedication.

I watched the first episode of Violet Evergarden after you suggested it and I liked it too. What I didn't like is the remarks on the need for breaks when a dedicated, hardworking individual doesn't need any, like in the case of Violet sorting letters and delivering shipments. True dedication should be praised

 

[Stormblood]

That's a critic to exaggeration, not to dedication.

I watched the first episode of Violet Evergarden after you suggested it and I liked it too. What I didn't like is the remarks on the need for breaks when a dedicated, hardworking individual doesn't need any, like in the case of Violet sorting letters and delivering shipments. True dedication should be praised

I don't think relaxing is all that important at all. I see it as a Jewish instilled habit because they made working something undesirable instead of being what it's supposed to be: expressing your soul. I have yet to watch the second episode.

 

[Kitsunebi]

Another interesting anime worth checking is this Schwarzesmarken, where Squad 666 is fighting against an Alien invasion.

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_RHIhpzZrE

Squad 666 vs aliens...I think we all know where a plot like this came from.

 

[13th_Wolf]

If you are interested there is a video game called bioshock, this game talks about an imaginary city in the bottom of the ocean, this was made to escape from communism threat during years 40's.
In this game there is a guy who is called Jack, this boy was mentally programmed from his born, he during the story improve himself using the Adam (a substance who alters genes) and he learn to use it to use for pyrocines or control of lightning to defend himself. He is liberated from the mind controll programming only when he beats her programmer Fontaine using these powers. I have seen in an allegory of the kundalini and the jew mind control. With the snake we can destroy it.


Last citation from the game:
What is the difference between a free man and a slave?
The free man choices.
The slave obeys.

The creator of the city in Bioshock, Rapture, is called Andrew Ryan. A.Ryan

Saytan Abbrasa

 

[Astardastar]

The movie "they live" is one of my favourite movies, it's funny and is basically exposing jews lol.

Love ninth gate

 

[Egon]

In this site you can download Violet Evergarden by torrent with multiple languages (dubs, subs) embedded in the file, just chose the quality (720p // 1080p) in the episode list to download it:
https://www.darktorrent.xyz/violet-evergarden

 

[Arcadia]

As a self confessed film buff (which is admittedly tricky in this day and age) I was going to mention the Ninth Gate, until I saw its righteously been mentioned multiple times already.

Providing nobody else has mentioned it, a pleasant animated movie would be Road to El Dorado. It's light entertainment without much intellectual substance, but compared to most of the schlock these days, it's one you could show your children. There's a somewhat antagonistic priest character, but considering we know about how meso-american polytheism was slightly corrupted, the human sacrifice he performs isn't too uncharacteristic. However, the rest of it I find to be far more healthily pagan. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlAKBucejyQ Just check out the intro. The colors, the lyrics, its easy to see it as at least as mostly pure.

Running with the meso-american theme, I'd suggest Apocalypto, directed by Mel Gibson (Mel Gibson being somewhat of a tragic figure since he's aware of the Jews evil but is still a Catholic zealot). It shows the contrast between the more pure and innocent tribal polytheism versus the corruption that started rotting away in the larger cities at the time. The kikes hated it, naturally, because it's a rare example of a movie being portrayed wholly by the people it's portraying without a jew lead actor playing pretend, or forced, baseless multiculturalism either. Such a shame this gem followed up Passion of the Kike of all fucking things. Another somewhat foreign film I can recommend is Fearless. It has a moment or two of anti-european sentiment, but since it was based just before the World Wars, its an understandable sort of anti-sentiment. One notable scene is where the Chinese protagonist looks at a Bible preacher in his traditional hometown spouting the claim the Bible is the word of "God" with disgust.

The Song of the Sea is another pleasant animated movie derived from Irish mythology. Though my memory is foggy on it, I remember it being innocent enough, and somewhat like Spirited Away, another lovely little animated movie which has already been recommended.

For anyone that cares about video games, I'd suggest two indie games. One by the name of Abzu, and the other by the name of Ori and the Blind Forest. Both have a similar nature thematic, and aren't really too heavy on good and evil, especially the latter. They're narrative lite, so you can derive your own meaning for the most part. If nothing more, both games are beautiful to look at.

On the flip side of things, things to avoid. One hilariously shit film would be 10,000BC. Anyone who's seen it knows exactly what is wrong with it. It has gotta be the worst attempt at jew propaganda outside of Exodus Gods and Kings. It's just so blatant its almost comedic and I can almost recommenced it just to laugh at it. VVitch is another miserable piece of work to avoid, and any version of The Wicker Man should be treated like the plague (unless you want to watch the reboot to laugh at Nicholas Cage a bit).

Hope these help.

 

[Egon]

Providing nobody else has mentioned it, a pleasant animated movie would be Road to El Dorado.

If I remember correctly, this animation has race mixing.

There's an anime this season called Garo: Vanishing Line, which is also about looking for El Dorado. The main protagonist is a golden warrior who is part of an organization that hunts down evil thoughtforms that possesses people. In the 4th episode there is the story of a priest who made his sister become possessed after a long time of torture and abuses.

 

[Kitsunebi]

There's an anime this season called Garo: Vanishing Line, which is also about looking for El Dorado. The main protagonist is a golden warrior who is part of an organization that hunts down evil thoughtforms that possesses people. In the 4th episode there is the story of a priest who made his sister become possessed after a long time of torture and abuses.

Two makes a company.

 

[Arcadia]

If I remember correctly, this animation has race mixing.

On rewatch, it sadly appears you're exactly right. My apologies, it's quite a shame too. Another case of so close yet so far. Because I now remember Disney's Atlantis did the same thing There are so many movies I loved for displaying a pagan aesthetic, it was only later that I realized the degree of agenda in it. Thanks for the anime recommendation though.

To anyone interested however, another two video games to check out would be Jotun and Okami, providing neither have been mentioned. Both are beautiful games based around Norse and Shinto lore respectively. Neither are wholly accurate and do take some liberties, but considering we live in an age where pretty much anything Pagan is associated with Abrahamic bullshit and belittled, having these things that stand on their own is refreshing.

One thing I did want to mention that's worth avoiding is Supernatural. I think this TV show is the frontrunner for the most kike shit pushed into a single series. Like later on, "Satan" (portrayed as your Safe Satanistic generic fallen angel evil figure) slaughters the Pagan Gods wholesale and declares his hate of them as an "Angel". It likes to reiterate the Pagan Gods are weak, morally corrupt untrue Gods compared to the Judeo-Xian "True" God, a meme repeated by a similar TV series by the name of Sleepy Hollow.

I also saw someone recommend Event Horizon at some point, maybe in a previous version of this thread. I'd recommend against it, myself, as the movie is basically a companion piece to Hellraiser, and we all know what that one's about by now. It's just another attempt at making Gentiles afraid of the evil boogiemen from (((another dimension))) who'll torture them for not being good goys.

 

[Godmode]

Is anyone here a fan of cartoons? Ripping Friends has an episode with a powerful anti-communist message. Merry Melodies and Looney Toons are pretty jewish though.

Here's the Ripping Friends toon with the anti-communist theme. The main characters are eugentically perfected Aryan superhumans.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wT0Tui-jL4s&list=PLJJFppKdrBbYjxEqsc4xXo-hx5lfr14My&index=13

 

[Lifeisgreat]

The cartoon show made by a phone game which is called clash-a-rama has a song which states that the people, the ones singing the song, have no gold or elixer, and the female is symbolized in a negative way. This acts as a major subliminal to the minds of the people and youth, whether to boast make fun of or training their minds not to accept those forms and points of empowerment.

There is also a subliminal movie, mainly a jewish movie, called the African Queen. Its like a love story symbolic to the jewshish goal and reason. Astonishingly this movie is extremely old. And at the end of the movie they destroy some German ship which i think called the Louisiana(maybe wrong on the name)

Hail Satan!!!!

 

[Egon]

An epic moment in Ancient Magus' Bride, episode 6, when the Fairy Queen cast the xtian priest aside:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6_fletY8vQ

"You worship that foreign god. You're called a 'priest', are you not?
Those who kneel to the one who condemned the fruit of paradise as 'evil' are not welcome.
Be gone."

 

[Stormblood]

An epic moment in Ancient Magus' Bride, episode 6, when the Fairy Queen cast the xtian priest aside:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6_fletY8vQ

"You worship that foreign god. You're called a 'priest', are you not?
Those who kneel to the one who condemned the fruit of paradise as 'evil' are not welcome.
Be gone."

I loved that scene!

 

[luis]

An epic moment in Ancient Magus' Bride, episode 6, when the Fairy Queen cast the xtian priest aside:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6_fletY8vQ

"You worship that foreign god. You're called a 'priest', are you not?
Those who kneel to the one who condemned the fruit of paradise as 'evil' are not welcome.
Be gone."

I loved that scene!

I loved that too!

 

[Dahaarkan]

I've recently picked up Divinity: Original Sin 2 and I've had a lot of fun with it.

Basically you are imprisoned by xian church 2.0 as your character's spiritual power is deemed too dangerous, and you are sent to a gulag where others who have these spiritual abilities are sadistically tortured and murdered by priests.

They use a magic collar to suppress people's spiritual abilities and then drag people off to an underground torture complex where they use some kind of bullshit technology to destroy "source" (which is basically kundalini but renamed), this turns the victim into a mindless slave that behaves much like a robot. There's also a race of alien-like lizards who see all other races as nothing more than slaves and that's a cool hint as well.


What I like the most about this game is how well this villain faction is pulled off and how it compares to actual xianity as it's very obvious inspiration. Many of the lower members of this church live in absolute fear as they have been convinced that spiritual power will be the destruction of the world, and that "source" (kundalini) is evil and the reason of all their misfortunes. And the interactions with these characters are really well made as these fools think they are helping and saving people when in reality they are sending them to gulags to be viciously tortured and killed, and literally mind raped with heinous technology that transforms them into perfect slaves.

The game has a really strong atmosphere and as far as I could tell (I didn't get very far in the story) the main goal of the game is to expand your own spiritual power to the point of godhood so you can have the power to save the world.

 

[Stormblood]

I've recently picked up Divinity: Original Sin 2 and I've had a lot of fun with it.

Is it turn-based like the first Original Sin? I had played some of that but had to drop it because the combat system was very annoying for my tastes. I preferred much Divinity 2: Ego Draconis.

They use a magic collar to suppress people's spiritual abilities

Seems like the collar they use in Dragon Age to suppress and control Qunari mages.

Basically you are imprisoned by xian church 2.0 as your character's spiritual power is deemed too dangerous

Similar to mages in Dragon Age that are shipped to towers and constantly controlled by (((templars))), who work for the Andrastian Chantry (similar to Xianity but built by feminists; i.e. the head/Divine is a woman).

[...]and then drag people off to an underground torture complex where they use some kind of bullshit technology to destroy "source" (which is basically kundalini but renamed), this turns the victim into a mindless slave that behaves much like a robot.

Interesting. Very much like mages that are deemed too powerful in Dragon Age are made "Tranquil", being deprived of their connection to the Fade/Beyond (astral realm) and thus losing magick and becoming emotionless.

 

[Dahaarkan]

I've recently picked up Divinity: Original Sin 2 and I've had a lot of fun with it.

Is it turn-based like the first Original Sin? I had played some of that but had to drop it because the combat system was very annoying for my tastes. I preferred much Divinity 2: Ego Draconis.

They use a magic collar to suppress people's spiritual abilities

Seems like the collar they use in Dragon Age to suppress and control Qunari mages.

Basically you are imprisoned by xian church 2.0 as your character's spiritual power is deemed too dangerous

Similar to mages in Dragon Age that are shipped to towers and constantly controlled by (((templars))), who work for the Andrastian Chantry (similar to Xianity but built by feminists; i.e. the head/Divine is a woman).

[...]and then drag people off to an underground torture complex where they use some kind of bullshit technology to destroy "source" (which is basically kundalini but renamed), this turns the victim into a mindless slave that behaves much like a robot.

Interesting. Very much like mages that are deemed too powerful in Dragon Age are made "Tranquil", being deprived of their connection to the Fade/Beyond (astral realm) and thus losing magick and becoming emotionless.

Well I recently finished the game and I have to say I was quite disappointed. [Spoilers]

The last part of the game simply threw all important characters in a room and dumped the entire lore and twists in a single conversation. It felt awfully rushed. It also has this shitty message that all spiritual power is limited and the only way to increase one's power is to consume the souls of others. Which was enjoyable as the theme was drastic times call for drastic measures and it put you in an awkward position and force you to make difficult decisions.

And the only way to truly save the world is to let your own soul be destroyed which is simply a very lazy option that a lot of games have already done before. You spend the entire game clawing your way from a prisoner in a gulag to a god, only to be told that the only way to save the world isn't to perfect your being but instead let yourself be destroyed.

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This game left me cold. Glacial levels of disappointment.

 

[Rook]

I've recently picked up Divinity: Original Sin 2 and I've had a lot of fun with it.

Basically you are imprisoned by xian church 2.0 as your character's spiritual power is deemed too dangerous, and you are sent to a gulag where others who have these spiritual abilities are sadistically tortured and murdered by priests.

They use a magic collar to suppress people's spiritual abilities and then drag people off to an underground torture complex where they use some kind of bullshit technology to destroy "source" (which is basically kundalini but renamed), this turns the victim into a mindless slave that behaves much like a robot. There's also a race of alien-like lizards who see all other races as nothing more than slaves and that's a cool hint as well.


What I like the most about this game is how well this villain faction is pulled off and how it compares to actual xianity as it's very obvious inspiration. Many of the lower members of this church live in absolute fear as they have been convinced that spiritual power will be the destruction of the world, and that "source" (kundalini) is evil and the reason of all their misfortunes. And the interactions with these characters are really well made as these fools think they are helping and saving people when in reality they are sending them to gulags to be viciously tortured and killed, and literally mind raped with heinous technology that transforms them into perfect slaves.

The game has a really strong atmosphere and as far as I could tell (I didn't get very far in the story) the main goal of the game is to expand your own spiritual power to the point of godhood so you can have the power to save the world.

I love that game, I liked the combat system that the 1st game had, so I was pretty excited for the 2nd, so I brought it at launch.

The story went to shit as you said, but it was pretty good at the start.
The magister order is pretty much the inquisition as you said xianity 2.0, and the white magisters being the inquisitors themselves.

The lore as far as I’ve gathered doing a few play troughs of the game, [spoilers obviously]
Basically the eternals were some sort of immortal race as the name suggests, led by the god king.

One of the eternal, the guy you can play as, found the ‘veil’ made up of source that kept the void away was discovered by him, he told the king and the king told to just drop it.

He told the ‘gods’ who then betrayed the king, and started taking energy from the void for themselves and created the races on their image, who's souls were made up of source, and the point is that their people would go around gathering source as they live their lives.
When they die, the ‘gods’ pretty much suck their soul dry and that’s how they get their energy basically a parasitic farm, and when you meet your progenitor he/she pretty much throws it out there they’re all vampires that consume for a living.

As for the ending I choose to ally with the god king and pretty much ‘doomed’ the world, I like it, apparently the reason why it’s a ‘bad’ ending is because the void corrupted him and all the eternal who went into it, turning them into those creatures.

The 2nd play trough I pretty much took all the source for myself, again another ending I enjoyed.

But you’re right when the ‘good’ ending is lame, as you pretty much have your soul sucked out and you turn into a lifeless husk.
Which I never really understood, because everyone is made up of the source well at least their souls, and you need all the source to repair the veil, so does that mean you fuck over everyone?
How is that a good ending?

There's also another ending where you pretty much let everyone have the source, bring about a 'golden age' as everyone had source powers, for me that's the true good ending.

 

[Dahaarkan]

Which I never really understood, because everyone is made up of the source well at least their souls, and you need all the source to repair the veil, so does that mean you fuck over everyone?
How is that a good ending?

(Spoilers)
And as far as I know, Lucian is a sourcerer himself and for his plan to work his soul must be purged as well...or is his source purged without destroying his soul?

If they have technology to drain source without destroying an individual's soul then why do they have entire underground prisons run by sadists and such?


I don't buy that Lucian is the good guy. And I certainly did not understand the part when Dallis, insane sadistic power drunk crazy bitch complains about being captured and tortured until the end of time. Like we are supposed to feel bad for her?

The same weak blood runs in his veins as Alexandar's. What kind of man has the powers of a god and sits in a room somewhere watching millions of his people be tortured and murdered, not lifting a finger because "dis is de wae bradda".


I'm pretty sure the ending was rushed. Dropping all the twists and revelations in a single conversation is just lazy and honestly is a big shame because the rest of the game until that point was excellent. I really liked the atmosphere and theme of the game. You are put in a world wracked with chaos and evil and told you have the potential to become a god to fix things and help people. But then you are told that the path to become a god is filled with corpses and consumed souls.

There is a missed opportunity here to test the player's determination and make them question their true intention. If each consumed soul did indeed empower the player instead of simply providing limited resource for powerful attacks. There's no real reason to consume people's souls other than one being cruel as there are other ways to fill up your source without destroying people. Doing this should increase the player's stats or at least have unlimited source storage to justify source vampirism even being in the game.

If a player is evil they would mercilessly destroy every soul they come across in their lust for power. If a player is good they would seek out rotten individuals to be consumed and protect & heal innocents instead of destroying them.


There is no real ending imo it's incredibly lazy that you don't get to experience the consequences of your decision, you are just told about it in a slide show as the narrator explains. I did not like how the divinity ending has you sitting around in a boat. "Yeah I finally have the power I need to shelter people from the horrors of the world but let me just chill here for a sec lol". At least let me walk out of Arx and see the character's reactions to the new divine if you really want the game to end there. Considering there's still an evil godlike entity at large and Malady has a request that is hinted at throughout the whole game maybe we'll get some DLC that will give the game a conclusion that it deserves.

 

[Rook]

. . .

(spoilers)
Lucian was godwoken, aka chosen by one of the gods, however it’s hinted that he had a connection to all 7 of the gods.
He got his power from the source well on the island, the same island that you go on to also become a god by infusing yourself with a vast quantity of source.

In last segment of the game, he states that he too will forfeit his source and become mundane, he said he’ll return again to the people, you and him will be heroes for repairing the veil, he also states that the people would not know that he’s a mundane so he’d stay in power.

If they have technology to drain source without destroying an individual's soul then why do they have entire underground prisons run by sadists and such?

Yea, I’m not too sure about this, it may be limited to the writer’s mundane understanding of the soul.

However those sorcerers that got purged by the purging wand remained as ‘silent monks’ who were pretty much lifeless, basically the perfect goy. Striped of all emotions and feelings, they’re just automations for the magisters, I’d say that fid the description of soulless, also the source vampirism skill destroyed the soul entirely, I assume the purging wand would do the same, as the soul is entirely made up of source.

I don’t know if Lucian would’ve became a silent monk or not, he made it sound like he wouldn’t.

The other source draining device I know of, is the antenna (I forgot the name I’ll just call it that)which has an infinite capacity for source, however when it was used on Alexandra it killed him, however in the last segment you can see that it was absorbing source form the atmosphere.


I actually wanted to think that Lucian was a good guy, as his name is reminiscent to the name Lucifer.
It was hinted that after he left and dallis took over that she perverted everything.

But when reaching the final levels, you can see that he instead would fit the description of jewsus, right before the last segments you see his statute, which asks you a bunch of questions that require you to be the perfect goy to pass, they’re also a lot of people coming to take this ‘rite of passage’ but they all die, and their blood flows into the outer part, and they’re people bathing in the blood, I’m like yea, I see where this is going, it also undoubtedly harvests their souls, just like when some xtards die irl they’re assimilated and used as a battery.
and it turns out that he was also indeed aware of all those sadistic magisters, dallis herself a sadist, I also recalled the literal sadistic guy in the 1st level had a kid locked up in a cage.

Also Alexander had one of those source collar, in his diary it’s hinted that dallis purposefully kept him from his true potential, and was pretty much just killed off like he was noting by dallis, but yea I never felt sorry for her either, she also didn’t suffer, she was imprisoned in a coffin like the other eternal found in the ruins, she's just deluded thinking she's doing 'right thing', even though she's a sadistic bitch.

There's no real reason to consume people's souls other than one being cruel as there are other ways to fill up your source without destroying people.

Yea the ironic thing as well is that it isn’t even a reliable way of getting source, as most people you kill don’t leave their souls behind, making the amount of souls available for consuming very limited, opposed to the source fountains that seem to have an unlimited supply, they’re also source orbs.

However spells like “Apotheosis” with the description of – ‘a taste of goodhood’ which lets you use unlimited amounts of source for the duration as well as turning you golden.
There’s also a guy disguised as a kid locked in a cage, when you free him he attacks you, but he’s has permanent ‘Apotheosis’ applied to him, and from talking to the souls who’re keeping him bound in the cage you learn that he is pretty much a god.

But it shows that source isn’t a limited quantity, the ‘gods’ are just blatant vampires that never really reached godhead, also they don’t seem have any corporal body as far as I know, besides transforming into a physical source titan, so they’re pretty much weak in that they don’t have physical bodies.

There is no real ending imo it's incredibly lazy

I agree that it was pretty much lazy, I forgot about malady, however it seems that the only cannon ending that would have continuity with malady’s story is the one where you take all source for yourself becoming a god, as that was the reason why she helped you to begin with, to have a powerful ally.

Malady herself is pretty powerful, as she pretty much can open a rift between the ‘astral’ and physical reality, so whoever has her in whatever predicament must be quite powerful as you said.

Besides feeling the consequences for you decisions you hardly feel any reward, having helped garret and that other women, they showed up at the end to ‘pray’ for you, aka channeling source to you, however malady alone can give you unlimited source, they don’t really give any benefits.


Shame Lucian turned out to be like jewsus instead of being a Satan figure, he even looked pretty kool.

However the god king pretty much fits the Satan figure, as he’s pretty much the GOD KING, and his race the eternals who’re immoral built those highly advanced megalithic structures, they also had small capacitors with an unlimited electrical charge.

The god king is also seems somewhat omnipotent as he knows who all your companions are, and can speak to you telepathically.
Those who join his covenant and become ‘sworn’ also have their souls saved from consumption, and are reincarnated to fight for him, like that windego woman.
Joining him also gives you the curse ability that does not consume source if I recall correctly.

Theoretically he can’t be stopped either, even if you repair the veil, he has high ranking members all hidden in plain sight, like the head paladin, they’d find a way to just undo the veil again.

As well as in the other endings he can’t be stopped, he is relentless.

He’s considered the absolute bad guy in the game, however when you get his ending, it says the original sin was undone and the godking reclaimed his world.

Which is true, because he was betrayed and cast into the void, by those power hungry parasites called ‘gods’ and his kingdom ruined as all the eternals were also thrown into the void.


Also his giant ‘kraken’ serpent, reminiscent of the kundalini.
Source is also much like ether.

 

[Dahaarkan]

I forgot about malady, however it seems that the only cannon ending that would have continuity with malady’s story is the one where you take all source for yourself becoming a god, as that was the reason why she helped you to begin with, to have a powerful ally.

Malady is by miles the best character in the game and she throws out the best message. She is a being that was created to be evil and yet she is on a path to find balance and perfect herself. If the player shows doubt as to what they should do after they obtain the powers of a god she suggests they pursue balance rather than absolutes.

I suspect she needs someone powerful to aid her in the next step of her evolution. And since she has a complicated background, and her soul is radically different from a human's, it's likely this step is complicated and requires complicated measures. She originally wanted to help the player become a god in return for a favor from the Meistr, and after the Meistr dies Malady plans to ask the divine for this instead.


I'm pretty sure the godhood ending is the definitive ending. As it's the one that sets up for possible future DLC or even a 3rd game.

You don't beat your enemies by hiding and lying. You beat them by cracking their skulls open. Lucian is weak, just like Alexandar. He would rather hide in the hope that the god king wouldn't find a way to get to them, and pose as a false god to his people, than fight and put his life on the line for the continuation of his species. No one "mundane" remains in power for very long. If one is posing as a god and is unable to make displays of his godly power he will quickly be exposed as a false deity and likely be killed.

Source vampirism destroys an individual completely and permanently. Even those who are sworn to the god king go out screaming in horror and confusion when you consume their souls. If you free Windego in the final act, you will find that she was killed before she could break her oath to the god king. In her spirit form she begs the player to consume her soul rather than let the god king take her back, as she will be tortured until the end of time if he gets his hands on her.

I just think it's a hole in the lore as it's heavily implied that there's no coming back after one's soul is consumed with source vampirism. As the Meistr describes this is incredibly cruel although it can be useful.

 

[Stormblood]

I'm pretty sure the godhood ending is the definitive ending. As it's the one that sets up for possible future DLC or even a 3rd game.

I disagree. Of the five possible endings, I think I chose the best. I gave the Source to everyone. Now everyone can harness it and become Divine. Also, I totally ignored Dallis and Lucian. I just consider them Greys and whatnot trying to steal and corrupt spiritual knowledge from the races. I also equate those seven "gods" to Jewish thoughtforms that feed on souls to stay alive, not creators. The crappiest ending is restoring the veil. Just a ploy. "Good goyim, relinquish your souls to us so we can restore the 'veil'. Believe it, goyim!"

Source vampirism destroys an individual completely and permanently. Even those who are sworn to the god king go out screaming in horror and confusion when you consume their souls. If you free Windego in the final act, you will find that she was killed before she could break her oath to the god king. In her spirit form she begs the player to consume her soul rather than let the god king take her back, as she will be tortured until the end of time if he gets his hands on her.

I just think it's a hole in the lore as it's heavily implied that there's no coming back after one's soul is consumed with source vampirism. As the Meistr describes this is incredibly cruel although it can be useful.

I gave the Swornbreaker to Windego. So she freed herself from the covenant to the God King and he couldn't strike her down. In the ending, she keeps telling my tale and repents as a healer.

 

[Egon]

The Aryan Superman vs a migrant, 3 Jews and a beta cuckservative:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8NAWrKlsAU

 

[Astardastar]

Does anyone know a spiritual movie with a dark creature or Satan to win in the end?story to be told by him side. Not any another to fight him and try to defeat him. One i know is interview with a vampire, which is very good. Know any else?
Thank you very much

 

[Dahaarkan]

I disagree. Of the five possible endings, I think I chose the best. I gave the Source to everyone. Now everyone can harness it and become Divine. Also, I totally ignored Dallis and Lucian. I just consider them Greys and whatnot trying to steal and corrupt spiritual knowledge from the races. I also equate those seven "gods" to Jewish thoughtforms that feed on souls to stay alive, not creators. The crappiest ending is restoring the veil. Just a ploy. "Good goyim, relinquish your souls to us so we can restore the 'veil'. Believe it, goyim!"

It's a shame that this last part was so lazy honestly. It would have been great if this ultimate sacrifice was actually worth it in the end to make the choice more difficult. But Lucian just wants to damn the entire world to a state of spiritual powerlessness by removing all the source. So people are protected by one threat but left vulnerable to...literally everything else.

Dallis was a great villain. Strong, determined, intelligent, with a goal and a vision for the future. I really wished her plan would justify the heinous means and make her likeable to a degree. But this idea that removing spiritual power and hiding behind lies is the way to ensure the future is just awful, and is a huge disservice to such an intimidating and ruthless adversary that kept the player on their toes.

In the final scenario I expected to be challenged not just in terms of the game's combat but also to be challenged philosophically. To have my idea of what is best for the world be challenged and have other options presented along with facts I was not aware of yet. But no they just dropped a super half assed plan that won't work anyway and told me to kill myself for the greater good...might as well nail me to a fucking cross too and then worship my corpse. It's just such a stupid and forced option...


I still think the divinity ending is the definitive one, even if it isn't the best. It pits two godlike entities at war with one another and two species (putting all mortal races in this category) fighting to claim the world for themselves. Plus setting up Malady's request. It just sounds easier to make DLC or a whole new game following this ending than any of the others.

 

[Stormblood]

Oh yes. My PC and Ifan were about level 31-32 by the final stage. They broke like they were made of glass. Literally one turn to end one enemy. Without cheating, of course. Lucian was a major disappointment. He was too weak. Even Dallis had higher defence parameters than he did. Maybe even Braccus Rex.

But the whole universe they created is somewhat fucked up. The Source shouldn't be limited but limitless. There should be no opposition to the Source like there is no opposite to Aether. This Void thing is just stupid. And of course, one should have the possibility to both bless and curse, not either or. Bless only for the alignment of the Seven Gods and Curse only if you are aligned with the God King makes no sense at all.

I was also disappointed by the fact I had to buy books to learn spells or craft books. It doesn't make any sense in my opinion that you can't learn them on your own, through your connection to the Source. Characters weren't too intriguing for my tastes. I especially disliked Lohse. The ones that I made survive were Ifan, Lohse and Sebille. That's because Lizards remind me of Reptilians, as you said; I hate dwarves as well because they remind me of Jewish deformities; and Fane... well, I don't like Undeads.

I liked the concept of Dragon Knights in previous games.

 

[Sacred_Practice9]

Fantastic Planet (1973) is one that blew my fucking mind the first time I watched it.

Basically it's about this race of Giant blue people called Draags, set on the planet Ygam, who kept pets called Oms (basically just little humans). In the movie one little Draag girl gets her first Om as a pet, and one day she started feeding this Om information and awaking it to the reality it was in, far enough to the point that it was able to escape and go back to where all of the Oms lived in nature on Ygam, and fed up with being Draag's pets, they used the knowledge he brought to them, built a space ship, and took it to Ygam's moon where these Draags, would meditate on the top of these giant headless statues and dance with each other. This form of meditation they do is what keeps them alive, so the Oms start destroying these statues to beat the Draags into submission and eventually the Oms are given a new world called Terr where they can live in peace and gain equality with the Draags.

Oms is obviously a comment on the ripped off Om, which was originally Aum, so if we look at it through our eyes, these humans would be called Aums. And Terr literally means Earth.

Not to say that this movie was created as an Allegory or a Grimoire but it is definitely open to interpretation in whichever way you want to see it as IMO, and It can be seen as Humans being given knowledge by certain Aliens which allows them to break free from the reins of a controlled existence and rise up in unity to advance and live in peace on their own. Such as us being given knowledge from our gods of Goetia, rather than being kept as pets by the Enemy Nordics and their cohorts. Thusly, allowing us to break free from oppression and rise up to be equals.

Definitely a movie worth watching though, the whole atmosphere to it is just incredible, just be prepared for subtitles.

 

[Windstrider666]

That's a critic to exaggeration, not to dedication.

I watched the first episode of Violet Evergarden after you suggested it and I liked it too. What I didn't like is the remarks on the need for breaks when a dedicated, hardworking individual doesn't need any, like in the case of Violet sorting letters and delivering shipments. True dedication should be praised

I don't think relaxing is all that important at all. I see it as a Jewish instilled habit because they made working something undesirable instead of being what it's supposed to be: expressing your soul. I have yet to watch the second episode.

Although this is a late reply i believe i should address this with my own response.

In japan there is a strong mindset in working and getting things done. They have strong mentality in regards to such things and as a result work long hours per week. In kind the Japanese have high death rate related to overworking.

Having a strong work ethic and dedication is indeed something to be praised but it should be along side proper leisure time in order to maintain a healthy mind and body. Working to the point of death or not working at all, neither are desirable lifestyles.

 

[Egon]

I've watched "The Killing of a Sacred Deer" so you don't have to... It's 1h30 of trivial talking then 30 mins of plot at the end, so you can find out the movie is about Xtianity lol. Basicaly the characters turn out to be a bunch of egoistical assholes who chose to sacrifice an innocent to save their asses. But it becomes fun if you make believe that family is Jewish and the other boy is using black magic to torment and revenge against them.

I've become more aware or all the movies lately are quite bad and shallow. The last good movie I've wacthed in theaters was John Wick 2.

 

[Specter]

Spyro 2 is a pagan beauty.[/quote] This music is truly magic, it feels like being in a wonderful world where blue energy is floating around you peacefully. So beautiful.[/quote]

Indeed, these games were a master piece. I hate what the other companies have done with the franchise. It has never been the same.

As said, the Crash franchise was developed directly side by side with Spyro therefore they probably share the same world (In terms of the creative/mental plane of their designers). I think they both fight the same thing but Crash in the physical world and Spyro in the spiritual. Crash, the awakened Gentile and Spyro Satan obviously.

One last thing about Spyro 3, after you kill the Reptilian-ess, there's a bonus level that has the 2 Pyramid power up thing that when you go through turns Spyro gold and gives him Levitation, Fireball, invincibility and goes on a killing spree on a fleet of Greys (The Flying sheep saucer ufos) in the same realm as the Sorceress. The designers really flexed out with this game, damn.. I'm going to make an in-depth article about this some time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjugZJpuWIY

 

[Arcadia]

I watched the first episode of Violet Evergarden after you suggested it and I liked it too. What I didn't like is the remarks on the need for breaks when a dedicated, hardworking individual doesn't need any, like in the case of Violet sorting letters and delivering shipments. True dedication should be praised

I need to chime in on this one as well, mostly because this is a genuinely dangerous mentality to spread. The main JoS website, all of the High Priests even, have maintained the morality of how important it is to take a break, to relax, and to enjoy life. Why? Because a relaxed, happy, positive, healthy mind and body progresses far faster than an overworked tired one. "Doesn't need any breaks" isn't a thing, I'm sorry, as things stand in this world right now, our bodies are energy in, energy out. People get tired. Overworking yourself is going to wreck any progress you have. Really, please don't con people into this mindset. You can't besmirch people's need to take a break by classifying it as not "true dedication".

I mean, you do know the golden age in paganism was always portrayed as an era of little to no labor, right? Don't get me wrong, hard work is important, but the true joys of life are often had in the moments when are not forced to pursue what one can consider "work." Dedication and hard work SHOULD be praised, yes. But what you're bordering on praising is no different from slave labor, and is the exact opposite of what the Gods want for us. They want us to enjoy our existence to our fullest, not just be worker drones. Who do you think invented the western world's long working hours and shit pay? I'll give you one guess.

There's a reason why anyone here looks down upon the ascetics, and shit like Buddhism. Because giving up the things you enjoy in life is a great way whittle your soul down to nothing. We're meant to follow our urges and enjoy ourselves, we're just not meant to let these desires rule us.

As I said, I don't mean to be rude. But it's not right to belittle people for needing to relax, because a newcomer could have easily seen your post, never taken a break, and worn themselves out before they even begun their journey.

 

[Stormblood]

@Zeffie
Awareness of one's limits is important, yes. Violet, being a former soldier, has limits that far exceed those of people who are not involved in very demanding careers and very demanding exercise routines to maintain their fitness levels. Meaning 99% civilians, except professional boxers and a few others.


@Arcadia
The problem is only with how today people work as about 99% of the people are not doing a job that resonates fully with their life. When you do that, my statement applies. Enjoying can come from work. What the enemy did was disrupting this, turning work into a nuisance that stresses you from minute one. The minute to stop is for doing other necessary things: meditating which is fun and blissful, RTRs which are fun and empowering (and won't be needed anymore once we wipe out the enemy), doing yoga and/or other disciplines that come under the Asana step of the Eightfold Path, doing your individual magickal workings and tending to your real friends and family. Your career is not supposed to be a stress like the Jews made it for the goyim. It's supposed tIfo be fun and empowering.

If you have no family like Violet Evergarden, no friends and no spirituality and you only need a purpose to survive like she does, then she's doing good by herself. What she was doing in the first episode is a menial job that requires moderate effort (energy expense) for regular people and no effort for people who were formerly employed for a long time in a very demanding career (soldier, boxer, etc) and who were simultaneously doing intense exercise like soldiers do outside of working hours as well to keep themselves fit. Because soldiers, boxers and the likes have an amount of stamina (both mental and physical) regular people with their comfortable habits can't even understand. I said moderate yes: putting mails on the right shelf is a light effort while delivering that mail on foot can be considered demanding. If you average this, it becomes a moderate effort throughout the day.

 

[Wotanwarrior]

In this scene of dragon ball when Goku transforms into super saiyan and absorbs the energy of the genkidama, acquires an aspect that reminds me a lot of the black sun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo_ulusJXqI

 

[Egon]

From the little I have read of BERSERK, I already highly recommend it. Not for sensitive people though, as it's very violent.

Not to give many spoilers, it's a medieval fantasy story of revenge with plenty of mythical allegories. The main antagonist is an asshole who sell himself to the evil entities for power, thus ending the Golden Age arc of the story, analogous to a race traitor who sells himself to the Jews. Yes there's a literal Catholic Church here which is depicted by the depravation and evil it is in reallity.
You can read it here: http://readberserk.com

There's a trilogy of Berserk movies worth watching, adapting the Golden Age arc of the manga:
https://kissanime.ac/Search/?s=Berserk: Golden Age Arc

The villain bowing to Jewish thoughtforms:

You have the benevolent Fairy/lesser Demon Puck/Pakku who helps the protagonist Guts on his journey:

 

[RoyBatty91]

There's some good anime out this season. Darling In The Franxx is basically a big allegory for uniting the male and female elements of the soul, and it has some surprising symbolism. The pilots (who are all male/female pairs) each have three-number codes, and one of them is "666"

Zorome isn't depicted as evil either, he's a braggart but he's ultimately a likable character. Then there's this scene, which comes completely out of nowhere:

There's also an anime called Yuru Camp, which is about camping and doesn't have a particular spiritual theme, but check out the license plate on the main character's moped: