Alright, the three sacred treasures! I love using these things!
Really, why didn't we attack Hades sooner? Maybe if we went after him immediately, none of this would have happened... But then again... None of this would have happened, so yeah, entertainment-wise, maybe it WAS a good thing they didn't immediately go after Hades... But to think it took this long before finally deciding to go after him... It was like, what, 12-13 chapters of him lingering at the sidelines before finally becoming enough of a threat to take down personally?
lol, I liked it when Pit finally confronts Pit, it's all like "HADES!" "PIT!" "HADES!" "PIT!" So hilarious this guy is!
Well *bleep*, the Three Sacred Treasures were destroyed... I guess having them rarely used and lack of proper polish wasn't a good thing.
And then Hades ate Pit... Wow... You know, it's rare to have a villain that's not a mindless monster actually EAT the hero. Kind of... disturbing...
ESPECIALLY when Hades actually starts talking to Pit while he's inside him! D:
And talking about expelling him the "old-fashioned way" DX
Also, who'd of thought the inside of Hades would look all chamber-like and roomy?
Also, I just realized, since Palutena can't reach Pit, that means to food he finds here are... eww...
BTW, I'm using the Tiger Claws here. They're pretty rad.
I also hate coming into a new area while a conversation's going on, only to have a new conversation interrupt the old one. Now I missed out on some things...
I think it's funny that Pit can't exactly come up with a divine/epic speech on his own... "I have ideas too... sometimes." Poor Pit's such a freaking yes man to Palutena, it's almost pathetic.
Now Pit's talking to himself... This really shows how much he needs some support on his adventures... Or at least this one, he seemed fine in the first and second games...
Okay, now Hades just punched himself... Now buildings and regular enemies (not Hades cells enemies but normal Underworld enemies) are appearing everywhere... what.
I like Hades pointing out Pit's logic, namely "reincarnation", the idea that a soul lives on by becoming a completely different then before. So really, what good is a soul by itself? Hades is, like, the ULTIMATE troll, and it's funny to watch him poke holes in Pit's very naive and positive/optimistic outlook on life... Really, this game is awesome mostly BECAUSE of all the moral gray areas it goes into with it's universe, and Pit, even though it's been 25 years, is still basically a child, pretty much raised by Palutena with her teachings, and has a very narrow outlook on the world, and has a hard time actually thinking for himself... And then he begs for mercy when Hades threatens to digest him again... Poor kid. (Icarus :P)
Good lord, now Pit's mimicing Viridi? For the love of the Gods, Pit REALLY needs to get a LIFE! ...That statement is SO ironic, considering what Hades just went through talking to Pit about.
Now he's fighting Hades heart? How the heck did Pit get form Hades stomach to where his heart is? And it looks like his heart's alive and can move around this maze... Weird. Also, this is good, while Hades is distracted with Viridi's forces, Pit can attack the heart!
The way the heart attacks... It's like a combination of Pac-Man and Bomberman! How awesome!
Dark Pit and the Lightning Chariot saves the day! And Hades... is somehow still alive... So, why did he even need his heart in the first place? Ah well, it made for an interesting boss fight.