The Mother 3 Fan Translation is FINALLY COMPLETE!!! WOOOT!!! So here is the Hinawa's Death video, only in beautiful english, so you guys can finally understand exactly what's going on.
*Flint:* Why do you think this made the situation any better? *Bronson:* Because we've got a new weapon! **Flint beats Bronson uncontrollably with a log**
The worst part about this scene is that none of the people around Flint knows how he really feels. Nobody in this village ever experienced sadness like this, so anything they could think to say would ring hollow.
George 123 Not really? all the people he hit and the people in town forgave him, and everyone in town loved Hinawa. Characters even try to be supportive saying that they won’t understand what he’s going through.
Judging from Porky's dialogue, one can assume that the world they lived in was some kind of experiment to create a new ideal world without darkness and suffering, likely after some apocalyptic scenario. But Porky couldn't resist being the child that ruins it all just for kicks and reintroducing humanity to evil and sin.
The way the sound goes silent when Hinawas death is told of... The way Flint punches the ground... The way he loses his mind in rage, attacking people he knows... Its all so real. Thats what makes this scene so effective, realism can have an extreme impact if its done right, and this is a prime example.
Yeah, too many pieces of media rely too much on visual realism and can oftentimes forget this form of realism, if there's a name for it, this form of emotional realism.
this scene is legitimately the most realistic reaction to shock and grief ive ever seen. i know its common to be dramatic, because drama and film go hand in hand. but this was.. uncomfortably real. i remember also having a similar set of circumstances. i was out at night, looking for my old pet who meant so many amazing things to me had taken unusually long to come back. then i had my flint moment while looking about when i did find them. their condition was so puzzling to me, because everything i knew, the way i knew things were- what happened to them made no sense to me. i still dont fully understand or know what happened to them, i still wish i knew to this day. just, everything about this scene was exactly how I felt. i didn't hit/hurt anybody but my body wanted to just, scream. wanted to tense until it couldn't anymore. while, in my head I was just thinking, why? what? who? how? i was on my knees, i was on the floor. i couldn't get up after a point, it felt like my body was ready to give out/i was in so much physical pain too from the sheer stress and shock. The name of this track is perfect; "confusion". thats all i could feel in that moment. so many questions- so much pain and confusion, while no one around me could really understand. genuinely, just one of the most personally close to home scenes ive ever seen in a video game. just one of those scenes that made me realize the person who wrote this really lived life and knew how people work.
I don't think Bronson was a douchebag. Remember, this village has never known crime or violence. Maybe he didn't know how to handle this problem properly and ended up being too straightforward. Who knows, if it was another villager who had found the fang maybe (s)he would have reacted in a similar way.
I wish more people understood this. Bronson really tried to be a good guy here but due to inexperience with this sort of stuff he may have triggered Flint's anger instead.
Well, it DOES feel like Bronson's a douchebag when you see this scene at first, and how he acts in the rest of the game. It's not until you find out why he acted this way that you realize he just didn't know how to say it.
Maybe they disliked it for hating this scene for making them trauma and sad from the reaction, they cant fathom how real this sad truth can be and cant bring themselves to like the very thing that haunts them and saddens them
God this scene really breaks my heart. The music, Flint's reaction was felt so real and human, the flashback of Flint and Hinawa's last moment together, and the fact that Lucas and Claus not only witnessed their mother's death but had to see their father go crazy. This game is a depressive masterpiece....
Claus's fate could be described as worse than death for all intents and purposes. He was turned into a machine of pitiless violence by the people that destroyed his family and world, so that he could be forced to wipe out all life on Earth for the whims of an immortal madchild. The only escape he could find was in killing himself in a moment of lucidity, after nearly killing his father and brother, and damning the whole human race.
*In Professor Farnsworth voice* "Good news everyone, I found this razor sharp Drago fang impaled deep into Hinawa's heart, it will make for a great weapon!"
After losing my mother just over a week ago, this scene hits even harder. Hinawa even looks a bit like my mom did... RIP Mom, you were my best friend, my mentor, and guardian. I love you to the moon and back.
@George Shaw thanks, friend. Please cherish every moment you spend with those you love. The unfortunate reality is youll never know when their time will come.
I remember people telling me that this game made them cry and I thought to myself, "Oh, come on, there's no way a game like this could be THAT sad." Then I played it and realized I was wrong. I was so wrong.
I truly love how simple the art style is yet how detailed the animation is. I have played through most of Nintendo's franchises, but I can definitely say Mother is by far, my favorite.
MOTHER 1/EarthBound Beginnings had a phenomenal story. Most people don't like the gameplay because of the difficulty spike (too many random encounters and Mt. Itoi) and excessive grinding. But the game isn't really bad by any means. To me it actually was a wonderful experience to play through.
Mother 1 REALLY needs a remake, because the game has good aspects that are buried by poor aging. But it’ll never happen, because Nintendo loves ignoring the mother series for whatever reason.
I don't blame Flint for going berserk upon hearing about Hinawa's death, I mean, come on, she was his wife. How could he not suffer a mental breakdown?
And he never got to say goodbye. He also had just read the letter about how Hinawa was having fun with her father, but was also happy to go back home and see him again. But it didn't happen. While I was playing the chapter I felt so bad for Flint. He tried so desperately to find Hinawa, even finding the red cloth that came from her dress which gave him hope, but it was no use. This game is a masterpiece.
I can't blame him for going berserk. It still wasn't a good thing, but Flint is a guy that seems to have went through most of his life tackling problems head-on and with brute force. The village even knows him as a reckless, good-natured tough guy that can be relied on when an issue needing strength arises. This isn't a problem that can be solved at all much less with his strength, so the anger and resentment needs another outlet. He has to hit SOMETHING, that always solves the problem, or at least calms him down. The village people were getting in the way of that, so they had to forced out of the way. This just makes it all the more tragic for him, not knowing another method of getting through an issue aside from brute strength doesn't prepare you to handle emotional issues.
Flint hearing the news and dealing it with angry sadness, smashing his fist on the ground and beating the good hell out of people because of it hurts more than Undertale's entire story
Of course, the mother trilogy is the official one, but Itoi himself said that Fans are more than welcome to add their own. Undertale is Earthbound's whimsical delight, and shifts to mother 3's feels upon hitting new home.
To be honest, the way I view it, it's a conservative game. If you think about it the heroes of the game were the conservatives. They were the only ones that didn't go with Porky's radical new ideas.
@John Statesman Huh? When he said progressive they didn’t mean political. They meant a progression of showing how a games story can be perceived as art. Also localization of this game is up to Nintendo. I haven’t seen a single person against the localization of this game.
@@ekeneanyanike7013 I am against the localization of the game though not for those reasons. I feel that if Nintendo were to localize it, they would censor so much that it wouldn't even be Mother 3 anymore, and besides the fan translation is already amazing.
@@captainniiue1988 I agree they would sensor it but it’s not like 1 whole group of people are against its localization. Like John Statesman says. It would be nice if we could have a perfect translation but that will never happen because Nintendo wouldn’t do it. Also the fan translation is already good enough.
I'm coming back here to revise my reasoning. After doing further research, Nintendo likely wouldn't censor much, since they don't care about censorship as much as they used to, however, the fan translation is better than anything Nintendo would ever be willing to do, and a lot of the names and locations would likely be different than what we're used to, such as Fassad, who's name most likely would just be Yokuba.
Without a doubt, one of the most heart-wrenching moments in videogame history, and its from a pixel based game that never got a release outside of Japan...
@@alexanderleonardi3625 You're thinking of the fan translation, which isn't an official international release. Nintendo themselves have never brought the game outside of Japan.
Man, what a masterful work of pixel art. There are so many subtle, unique frames of animation that really sell the anguish Flint is going through. The way he swings his weight around like he's furious but doesn't know what to do with those feelings is so perfect at conveying his mental state. The little lurch forward he does when he's holding onto the wood and starts stepping towards Bronson does so much to convey how broken he is. I've really never seen such expressive pixel art before, and it's just what a scene with this kind of emotional weight needed.
The most disturbing about flint's outburst about hinawa's death was that, the twins just watched as the man they called a father broke down in violence. Became the first ever criminal in the whole town, just watching the most gentle man they know gone violent
This part was my favorite part in the game. Not because of the tragedy, but because of how emotional and real this scene is. Anyone who lost someone they truly loved would react the way Flint did. This scene did make me cry, and made me fall in love with this game and the series even more than before. The music is also PERFECTION throughout this scene.
I was runing the whole flint chapter, because I thought I could save Hinawa if I was fast enought... I felt like a fool... I really didnt wanted the beginning to be that sad
One of the things that hits me the hardest here is how Flint's memory of when he last saw Hinawa is one of only two times in the game you actually see the entire family united together on screen, and when it takes place it is already in the past. The only other time you see the family together is at the very very end of the curtain call, which isn't even technically part of the story anymore, but also why that final moment hits so hard. After all the tragedies and sadness the family experienced, the only place they can be together again is in the fcking credits.
I don’t think he wanted to. Throughout the game duster just kind of exists, he takes everything in and yet nobody pays attention to him except for Wess who constantly belittles him. This is his world and he’s gotten used to it
I remember when i played this game as a kid and this scene really shocked and moved me. Flint's reaction felt so real, and i can't help but appreciate this scene nowadays.
@@BobafromPolandI mean I knew how to run a GBA emulator since I was 12 and I remember some of my classmates already running emulators back in 4th grade
12 years, and I still come back to this... When I played this, I was younger, and it hit me so hard. Now, I have a loving wife as well, and I couldn't imagine doing anything else other than what he is doing if I were to hear of such news about my own wife. The unbearable pain, the inability to even cope with the moment, the lashing out. It's uncalled for... but I couldn't think straight at all if I were him. Amazing use of spritework and music to convey his emotions. This is how you make players care about characters, when they feel real to you, and you can feel their pain, joy, and everything else.
the little almost-jingle around 1:09, that just drops at 1:17 into the most heart-rending violin, is... possibly intentionally the best portrayal of shock and denial into realization i've ever heard
One of the things that causes this to feel all the more tragic is the shock of it compared to the two Mother games before it. Yes, I know the franchise, especially Earthbound has had disturbing moments, but they are usually just trippy/spooky. But here, it catches the player off guard with Flint madly swinging the stick around and the other characters conveying horror and surprise. You couldn’t really get those dramatic moments involving the main characters in earlier games, probably because of hardware restrictions. I still love Mother 1 & 2 but the third was the best in terms of raw emotion and fleshing out characters.
Such a great game. Someday, I hope to create a game that has the true humanity, creativeness, and emotion that is held in this game. No crying until the end.
And that day, both of them got their hearts stabbed and shattered... Rest in Peace, Hinawa. We may now have known you very well, but that scene was the most emotional scene I've ever seen in a video game.
It's so sad to see all the villagers trying to "comfort" flint by calming him down instead of just letting him mourn. I kinda see why he attacked them.
This game deals with some really heavy themes, and the soundtrack really manages to amplify all of those feelings. It's lighthearted at times, but the overhanging sadness from prior scenes stays with you throughout the whole game. It's amazing.
Since you mostly don't see Hinawa, instead of her what makes the scene so sad is Flint's and the kids' reaction. It doesn't only represent their state of shock and sadness, but also makes you think what would be your reaction if a very important person for you would die
Mother 3 destroyed me. The way they portrayed Flint's reaction and how he fell apart... I still feel like my chest gets ripped open whenever I watch it.
how does a 16 bit gameboy advance game conveys more emotion and heartbreak through animation then most modern games on next-gen hardware? i guess they just cared more back then...
I think what is really overlooked in this scene is that it’s heavily implied Flint is like REALLY strong. Throughout Chapter 1 he constantly performs acts of exceptional strength like breaking down the door of Fuel and Lighter’s home with ease, and breaking a giant piece of wood trapping Fuel with ease, he’s a shepherd which means he most likely always physically active, and his special ability is literally called “Brute Force”. So imagine how bad he must have damaged the bodies of Abbot and Ollie when he whacked them with a stick.
It's crazy that the death of a 16-bit SNES-like game character can make me feel so depressed. Seriously, the first time I saw this scene (along with the funeral that followed shortly after), I nearly cried. It's definitely on par with Aeris' death from FF7. I also nearly cried at the ending boss fight when Hinata's spirit returns and tells her son, Claus, to come to her. *sniff* I kind of wonder if the upcoming fan-made sequel, "Mother 4" (which is still in development), will also have plenty of dark and depressing moments like "Mother 3" did.
This may be the best depiction of a nervous breakdown in gaming history, no joke, this entire game makes you laugh but then suddenly DEVASTATES you. And to think....most of us named Hinawa after our own mothers.
Everything happens normally and has a light tone until you get to THIS. A family torn apart on the very first Chapter of the game, and the story doesn't hold anything back. Truly, Flint's reaction to his wife's death isn't fictional; it's a human reaction, a reaction that any of us could potentially have. That's why we can relate with Flint here.
God I knew that was coming but what shocked me about this scene is that the animation was so fluid especially for a game with pixels I just find it really beautiful in a way idk it’s an artist thing
For an '06 GBA game, I oddly feel this closely, even after having saw this scene a number of times. Anyone who says games of any sort can't do emotional stuff needs to see this.
The piano cue and then the lightning at 1:13 in combination always sends a shiver through me. Truly, TRULY powerful moment, I think they had it happen that early to really keep you emotionally motivated throughout the game.
Man...what happened to Nintendo. They once kept up the standard for major titles, and now they just release rushed out mediocre experiences. The days of them implementing scenes with genuine emotion like this are long gone
I absolutely LOVED this scene where flint was hitting everybody, I understood flints anger so at the drago part, I was yelling for flint to murder the drago instead of sparing it.
It's incredible how effective this scene really is, considering Hinawa isn't in the game all that much beforehand. Flint's rage is absolutely devastating to watch every time.
Hell, even if you know Hinawa dies, the scene is so well done that it'll stir something in your gut. The drama here is extremely palpable; it feels raw and real enough to make the artificial woes of two-dimensional sprites move you. This, among many other reasons, is why I can safely say that Mother is one of the best game series on the planet, despite never having played the games and thriving off of spoilers.
This game has truly changed my life, never have I expected a Nintendo game to have me be hit with a burst of emotions ranging from sadness, fear, regret.
In defense for flint he just lost a wife a life partner who you cherished till death to you part that kinda greif is unpredictable. Best they could have done was leave flint alone to grieve
Imagine that the bad news came first:
"The Bad news is your wife was stabbed by a drago,"
"The good news is it's tooth will be a great weapon,"
That would be hilarious
*Flint:* Why do you think this made the situation any better?
*Bronson:* Because we've got a new weapon!
**Flint beats Bronson uncontrollably with a log**
can you please comfort Lucas (he really needs a mother figure)
@Lucas
Pk freeze?
*claus* left the chat
Things that Flint did not deserve:
This
The thing Flint deserves:
Getting hit in the back of the head with a log
Cookie キーブ
I know that. I just wanted start a little joke. That's all.
@@eldareisk it is
@@eldareisk shut the fuck up
@Eldar Iskanderov
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The worst part about this scene is that none of the people around Flint knows how he really feels.
Nobody in this village ever experienced sadness like this, so anything they could think to say would ring hollow.
Lucas knows how it feels. R.I.P claus and hinawa
George 123 Not really? all the people he hit and the people in town forgave him, and everyone in town loved Hinawa. Characters even try to be supportive saying that they won’t understand what he’s going through.
Judging from Porky's dialogue, one can assume that the world they lived in was some kind of experiment to create a new ideal world without darkness and suffering, likely after some apocalyptic scenario. But Porky couldn't resist being the child that ruins it all just for kicks and reintroducing humanity to evil and sin.
When Bronson has says he has no idea how to tell flint this… he really meant it they never experience something like this.
@@Laurieann1990 How About Alec And Kumatora?
The way the sound goes silent when Hinawas death is told of...
The way Flint punches the ground...
The way he loses his mind in rage, attacking people he knows...
Its all so real.
Thats what makes this scene so effective, realism can have an extreme impact if its done right, and this is a prime example.
Yeah, too many pieces of media rely too much on visual realism and can oftentimes forget this form of realism, if there's a name for it, this form of emotional realism.
this scene is legitimately the most realistic reaction to shock and grief ive ever seen.
i know its common to be dramatic, because drama and film go hand in hand. but this was.. uncomfortably real.
i remember also having a similar set of circumstances. i was out at night, looking for my old pet who meant so many amazing things to me had taken unusually long to come back.
then i had my flint moment while looking about when i did find them. their condition was so puzzling to me, because everything i knew, the way i knew things were- what happened to them made no sense to me. i still dont fully understand or know what happened to them, i still wish i knew to this day.
just, everything about this scene was exactly how I felt. i didn't hit/hurt anybody but my body wanted to just, scream. wanted to tense until it couldn't anymore. while, in my head I was just thinking, why? what? who? how?
i was on my knees, i was on the floor. i couldn't get up after a point, it felt like my body was ready to give out/i was in so much physical pain too from the sheer stress and shock.
The name of this track is perfect; "confusion". thats all i could feel in that moment. so many questions- so much pain and confusion, while no one around me could really understand. genuinely, just one of the most personally close to home scenes ive ever seen in a video game. just one of those scenes that made me realize the person who wrote this really lived life and knew how people work.
I don't think Bronson was a douchebag. Remember, this village has never known crime or violence. Maybe he didn't know how to handle this problem properly and ended up being too straightforward.
Who knows, if it was another villager who had found the fang maybe (s)he would have reacted in a similar way.
I wish more people understood this.
Bronson really tried to be a good guy here but due to inexperience with this sort of stuff he may have triggered Flint's anger instead.
SPOILER leder said it good in his speech in chapter 8. they don't know anger, etc. all bad emotions. the first to go to jail was flint
Did people really think he was a douche bag? I thought he was fine saying it like that. He tried to make it positive with the drago fang
Well, it DOES feel like Bronson's a douchebag when you see this scene at first, and how he acts in the rest of the game.
It's not until you find out why he acted this way that you realize he just didn't know how to say it.
He's sweating
I like to think that disliking this scene is another way of announcing that you have no soul.
rabbidluigi Wow what an ancient comment my guy
I enjoy your work good sir.
Amen.
Masked man huh
Maybe they disliked it for hating this scene for making them trauma and sad from the reaction, they cant fathom how real this sad truth can be and cant bring themselves to like the very thing that haunts them and saddens them
"It was pierced through your wife's heart"
Oh fuck.
You know! For kids!
Rated CERO A for all...
Jac Ross As for the bad new...
?
Good new: he found an awesome fang
Bad new: ...pierced through Hinawa's heart
God this scene really breaks my heart. The music, Flint's reaction was felt so real and human, the flashback of Flint and Hinawa's last moment together, and the fact that Lucas and Claus not only witnessed their mother's death but had to see their father go crazy. This game is a depressive masterpiece....
THE SUPREME GENTLEMEN I'm 12 and I want this game for Christmas
you know you can get my boy on android and then download the mother 3 rom
This game was planned to be on n64 and this would’ve scared me
Claus's fate could be described as worse than death for all intents and purposes. He was turned into a machine of pitiless violence by the people that destroyed his family and world, so that he could be forced to wipe out all life on Earth for the whims of an immortal madchild. The only escape he could find was in killing himself in a moment of lucidity, after nearly killing his father and brother, and damning the whole human race.
If you completed the game the saddest part is "Claus took mortal damage"
*In Professor Farnsworth voice*
"Good news everyone, I found this razor sharp Drago fang impaled deep into Hinawa's heart, it will make for a great weapon!"
As heart breaking as this scene was, I needed a good laugh. Thanks.
Hahaha.. Nice.
Your profile pic made my day.
Burn all of you
Haha...why am i not laughing? THIS GAME IS DEPRESSIVE TOO MUCH FOR ME
After losing my mother just over a week ago, this scene hits even harder. Hinawa even looks a bit like my mom did... RIP Mom, you were my best friend, my mentor, and guardian. I love you to the moon and back.
@George Shaw thanks, friend. Please cherish every moment you spend with those you love. The unfortunate reality is youll never know when their time will come.
I hope you're in a better place now.
Соболезную.
Losing those we love is about as painful as it gets. God bless you and her so much.
2:15 Tessie trying to block Lucas and Claus’ vision, the fact that their sprites get closer together...
:(
Oh is Wilson from don't die from the lac of food
I remember people telling me that this game made them cry and I thought to myself, "Oh, come on, there's no way a game like this could be THAT sad."
Then I played it and realized I was wrong.
I was so wrong.
That's Mother 3 for you.
Renae Nicole Rodriguez No crying until the end
-Itoi
"With such colourful visuals, how can this game possibly be as dark as people are saying?"
Good God...
Ooh right in the feels
No Mother game ever made me cry really.
I truly love how simple the art style is yet how detailed the animation is.
I have played through most of Nintendo's franchises, but I can definitely say Mother is by far, my favorite.
Anyone who says the mother series is trash probably doesn’t know what good games are
Except Mother 1 because it was kind of bad.
MOTHER 1/EarthBound Beginnings had a phenomenal story. Most people don't like the gameplay because of the difficulty spike (too many random encounters and Mt. Itoi) and excessive grinding. But the game isn't really bad by any means. To me it actually was a wonderful experience to play through.
@@okoder the controls on the Nes Version sucked so much lol glad they fixed it on gba
Mother 1 REALLY needs a remake, because the game has good aspects that are buried by poor aging. But it’ll never happen, because Nintendo loves ignoring the mother series for whatever reason.
And they say that Nintendo is kiddy.
And damn right they are lmaoooooo
Amen.
*Cough* JAPAN ONLY RELEASE PEOPLE *cough*
Slender Mane Whatever earthbound is another game that shows that nintendo ins't kiddy
Bolt The Dark fox Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War. That is all.
likes 64...
1:05 Bronson cant stare to Flint and everybody step back
the details.
I knew right thats why this game is the best
its the little things
I don't blame Flint for going berserk upon hearing about Hinawa's death, I mean, come on, she was his wife. How could he not suffer a mental breakdown?
And he never got to say goodbye. He also had just read the letter about how Hinawa was having fun with her father, but was also happy to go back home and see him again. But it didn't happen. While I was playing the chapter I felt so bad for Flint. He tried so desperately to find Hinawa, even finding the red cloth that came from her dress which gave him hope, but it was no use. This game is a masterpiece.
If I were Flint. I would be like "Screw the fire! I gotta find my wife and kids!"
Ah.... Flint...
@@SnooZy.. human emotions are more complicated then that.
That's not a mental breakdown. It's just sadness turned into anger.
They loved each other so much, even the birds in the forest were jealous. So can you blame him?
I can't blame him for going berserk. It still wasn't a good thing, but Flint is a guy that seems to have went through most of his life tackling problems head-on and with brute force. The village even knows him as a reckless, good-natured tough guy that can be relied on when an issue needing strength arises. This isn't a problem that can be solved at all much less with his strength, so the anger and resentment needs another outlet. He has to hit SOMETHING, that always solves the problem, or at least calms him down. The village people were getting in the way of that, so they had to forced out of the way. This just makes it all the more tragic for him, not knowing another method of getting through an issue aside from brute strength doesn't prepare you to handle emotional issues.
This scene isn't the only one gave me tears, the fucking ending does the same thing. Itoi, you're... pretty... good.
@@eldareisk What and why
@@eldareisk oh ok
Flint hearing the news and dealing it with angry sadness, smashing his fist on the ground and beating the good hell out of people because of it hurts more than Undertale's entire story
aint even the saddest part of the game too
Of course, the mother trilogy is the official one, but Itoi himself said that Fans are more than welcome to add their own. Undertale is Earthbound's whimsical delight, and shifts to mother 3's feels upon hitting new home.
it's not a competition you obnoxious nerds
x x :'(
Snackies OMG!!! YUS
I hope I'm not the only one that thinks this death and Claus's death are A LOT more sad than Aeris' death in Final Fantasy VII
I was just going to say that...
True and you just spoiled FF7...
omg no. he spoiled a game that come out 19 years ago
+Zurrputz Manu
Hello, sister.
Kumie I'm didn't know I was a clone! :D
What a fantastic portrayal of raw human emotion, it's incredibly progressive. Hell this game was in it's essence progressive.
To be honest, the way I view it, it's a conservative game. If you think about it the heroes of the game were the conservatives. They were the only ones that didn't go with Porky's radical new ideas.
@John Statesman Huh? When he said progressive they didn’t mean political. They meant a progression of showing how a games story can be perceived as art. Also localization of this game is up to Nintendo. I haven’t seen a single person against the localization of this game.
@@ekeneanyanike7013 I am against the localization of the game though not for those reasons. I feel that if Nintendo were to localize it, they would censor so much that it wouldn't even be Mother 3 anymore, and besides the fan translation is already amazing.
@@captainniiue1988 I agree they would sensor it but it’s not like 1 whole group of people are against its localization. Like John Statesman says. It would be nice if we could have a perfect translation but that will never happen because Nintendo wouldn’t do it. Also the fan translation is already good enough.
I'm coming back here to revise my reasoning. After doing further research, Nintendo likely wouldn't censor much, since they don't care about censorship as much as they used to, however, the fan translation is better than anything Nintendo would ever be willing to do, and a lot of the names and locations would likely be different than what we're used to, such as Fassad, who's name most likely would just be Yokuba.
*spikes a Lucas with Bayonetta*
"If you need to learn how to talk to a lady, ask your mum."
Bayonetta got nice ass.
Harsh
Lucas started crying uncontrollably!
m...my heart...
gotta love bayonetta tho xD
Stop Bayonetta Taunt abuse
Bayonetta mains starts to spam taunt on Lucas mains
Without a doubt, one of the most heart-wrenching moments in videogame history, and its from a pixel based game that never got a release outside of Japan...
it got a release outside japan
@@alexanderleonardi3625 You're thinking of the fan translation, which isn't an official international release. Nintendo themselves have never brought the game outside of Japan.
Man, what a masterful work of pixel art. There are so many subtle, unique frames of animation that really sell the anguish Flint is going through. The way he swings his weight around like he's furious but doesn't know what to do with those feelings is so perfect at conveying his mental state. The little lurch forward he does when he's holding onto the wood and starts stepping towards Bronson does so much to convey how broken he is. I've really never seen such expressive pixel art before, and it's just what a scene with this kind of emotional weight needed.
1:06 Let the depression begin.
The most disturbing about flint's outburst about hinawa's death was that, the twins just watched as the man they called a father broke down in violence. Became the first ever criminal in the whole town, just watching the most gentle man they know gone violent
This part was my favorite part in the game. Not because of the tragedy, but because of how emotional and real this scene is. Anyone who lost someone they truly loved would react the way Flint did. This scene did make me cry, and made me fall in love with this game and the series even more than before. The music is also PERFECTION throughout this scene.
Personally, I think he didn't want to tell Flint the news because of how sad it was.
I was runing the whole flint chapter, because I thought I could save Hinawa if I was fast enought... I felt like a fool... I really didnt wanted the beginning to be that sad
Can anyone imagine a Mother 3 anime? Can you imagine what this scene would look and sound like in animation?
MrWildcard531 I be bursting the the attack on titan intro on boom boxes Of how intense it would be
Imagine what the poor souls who had to animate this when it first came out felt.
"Flint! Look at what you've done! Now the animators are going to have to draw all this violence!"
Especially when it never got localized.
Happy Mother's Day!
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Bruh
Savage XD
Hey! No! D:
wHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU
I think im bad...
But i laughted at 2:32...
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He’s a damn French man
Shoot so did I XDXDXXDXDD
My Mother giggled when she read the words "was peirced through your wife's heart"..
*_im dissapointed._*
I laughed... when Flint beat the life out of people.
In the words of Reggie: "What's wrong with her?"
*G E T T H E A K - 4 7*
The news Bronson brought pierced a lot fucking more than the fang piercing Hinawa.
God this was painful
1:13 if you look closely you can actually pinpoint the exact moment his heart breaks in two
Aaaaaand.... NOW! 1:15
One of the things that hits me the hardest here is how Flint's memory of when he last saw Hinawa is one of only two times in the game you actually see the entire family united together on screen, and when it takes place it is already in the past. The only other time you see the family together is at the very very end of the curtain call, which isn't even technically part of the story anymore, but also why that final moment hits so hard. After all the tragedies and sadness the family experienced, the only place they can be together again is in the fcking credits.
I've seen this so many times and now I just noticed Duster just stood there doing nothing while Flint raged. lmao
I don’t think he wanted to. Throughout the game duster just kind of exists, he takes everything in and yet nobody pays attention to him except for Wess who constantly belittles him. This is his world and he’s gotten used to it
To this day, I’ve never seen or played a game that handles loss and trauma this well.
I just realized how the woman shielded Lucas and Claus when Flint started attacking everyone. Wow.
I remember when i played this game as a kid and this scene really shocked and moved me. Flint's reaction felt so real, and i can't help but appreciate this scene nowadays.
You sure you played this as a kid? This game was never released outside japan. This is fanmade translation
@@BobafromPolandI mean I knew how to run a GBA emulator since I was 12 and I remember some of my classmates already running emulators back in 4th grade
the thing that kills me is that lucas and claus just sat there and watched this go down
12 years, and I still come back to this... When I played this, I was younger, and it hit me so hard. Now, I have a loving wife as well, and I couldn't imagine doing anything else other than what he is doing if I were to hear of such news about my own wife. The unbearable pain, the inability to even cope with the moment, the lashing out. It's uncalled for... but I couldn't think straight at all if I were him. Amazing use of spritework and music to convey his emotions. This is how you make players care about characters, when they feel real to you, and you can feel their pain, joy, and everything else.
When it's not high noon
Sam T ;(
you can say that again..;
Sorry we don't do overwatch jokes here.
Sam T
Sad Noon Hours
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Should I feel ashamed for laughing at this comment?
If people want an answer to why was M3 only released in japan, this here might be one of them.
[ MTD ] No , it’s because when it was released there was bew tech already , so it was decided not to be released outside of Japan.
@@minecraftsteve1593 I may be late but don't forget the drug trip and also that time Lucas got molested in a hot spring!
Arckantu and the racial stereotypes and transgenders and child suicide and curse words...
@Rando it's the same stop playing fucking dumb
TaeBot64 YT No no no. You’re all wrong. They aren’t even human. They’re genderless immortals that kind of look like humans.
the little almost-jingle around 1:09, that just drops at 1:17 into the most heart-rending violin, is... possibly intentionally the best portrayal of shock and denial into realization i've ever heard
One of the most emotional scenes in gaming...
No fancy graphics required.
One of the things that causes this to feel all the more tragic is the shock of it compared to the two Mother games before it. Yes, I know the franchise, especially Earthbound has had disturbing moments, but they are usually just trippy/spooky. But here, it catches the player off guard with Flint madly swinging the stick around and the other characters conveying horror and surprise. You couldn’t really get those dramatic moments involving the main characters in earlier games, probably because of hardware restrictions. I still love Mother 1 & 2 but the third was the best in terms of raw emotion and fleshing out characters.
i like how the kid at the right is still smiling
This will never not fuck me up.
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I see...
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***** No
1:06 Stop humping the air, Bronson.
2:14 the woman immediately goes to shield claus and lucas :(
Such a great game. Someday, I hope to create a game that has the true humanity, creativeness, and emotion that is held in this game. No crying until the end.
I believe in you. Good luck.
Me before hearing the news:I'm a brave boy I'll beat this game
After flashback and news:I'm not crying actually *tears roll down face* yep not crying
And that day, both of them got their hearts stabbed and shattered...
Rest in Peace, Hinawa.
We may now have known you very well, but that scene was the most emotional scene I've ever seen in a video game.
It's so sad to see all the villagers trying to "comfort" flint by calming him down instead of just letting him mourn. I kinda see why he attacked them.
This game deals with some really heavy themes, and the soundtrack really manages to amplify all of those feelings. It's lighthearted at times, but the overhanging sadness from prior scenes stays with you throughout the whole game. It's amazing.
Though Hinawa's death was sad, it was funny seeing Flint beat the snot out of people.
@ThisGuy69 it was painful, but funny
@@Flare0227 painfully funny or amusingly painful
Also flint getting hit was extremely funny lmao
BONK!
Since you mostly don't see Hinawa, instead of her what makes the scene so sad is Flint's and the kids' reaction. It doesn't only represent their state of shock and sadness, but also makes you think what would be your reaction if a very important person for you would die
Mother 3 destroyed me. The way they portrayed Flint's reaction and how he fell apart... I still feel like my chest gets ripped open whenever I watch it.
I personally find this single scene sadder than the whole of the last of us part 2
how does a 16 bit gameboy advance game conveys more emotion and heartbreak through animation then most modern games on next-gen hardware? i guess they just cared more back then...
Fun fact: his name is 'flint' but he put out the fire.
I think what is really overlooked in this scene is that it’s heavily implied Flint is like REALLY strong. Throughout Chapter 1 he constantly performs acts of exceptional strength like breaking down the door of Fuel and Lighter’s home with ease, and breaking a giant piece of wood trapping Fuel with ease, he’s a shepherd which means he most likely always physically active, and his special ability is literally called “Brute Force”. So imagine how bad he must have damaged the bodies of Abbot and Ollie when he whacked them with a stick.
You can say this scene was HEART BREAKING. Sorry not sorry.
it felt like a *tooth ache*
hehe
i bet being in heaven in the *chest* thing ever
hahaha
hey guys, what did the hinawa say to the wooly mammoth?
It's crazy that the death of a 16-bit SNES-like game character can make me feel so depressed. Seriously, the first time I saw this scene (along with the funeral that followed shortly after), I nearly cried. It's definitely on par with Aeris' death from FF7. I also nearly cried at the ending boss fight when Hinata's spirit returns and tells her son, Claus, to come to her. *sniff* I kind of wonder if the upcoming fan-made sequel, "Mother 4" (which is still in development), will also have plenty of dark and depressing moments like "Mother 3" did.
From what I heard, Mother 4 isn't connected story wise, but something tells me it might have it's moments.
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This may be the best depiction of a nervous breakdown in gaming history, no joke, this entire game makes you laugh but then suddenly DEVASTATES you.
And to think....most of us named Hinawa after our own mothers.
Everything happens normally and has a light tone until you get to THIS. A family torn apart on the very first Chapter of the game, and the story doesn't hold anything back. Truly, Flint's reaction to his wife's death isn't fictional; it's a human reaction, a reaction that any of us could potentially have. That's why we can relate with Flint here.
Flint: knocks out 2 people.
Lighter: stands behind flint for a second or two, then in one quick swipe, knocks flint out.
I was crying at Hinawa’s death, and then was laughing when Flint knocked the hell out of those guys, and was surprised to see him in jail.
God I knew that was coming but what shocked me about this scene is that the animation was so fluid especially for a game with pixels I just find it really beautiful in a way idk it’s an artist thing
For an '06 GBA game, I oddly feel this closely, even after having saw this scene a number of times.
Anyone who says games of any sort can't do emotional stuff needs to see this.
one detail that i like is how Bronson can't even look Flint in the eyes when telling him the bad news
I cry everytime. Like, literally.
Me too
Bronson, basically: Flint! Look at this cool fang I found!
*yOu’Ll NeVeR gUeSs WhErE I FoUnD iT!*
The piano cue and then the lightning at 1:13 in combination always sends a shiver through me. Truly, TRULY powerful moment, I think they had it happen that early to really keep you emotionally motivated throughout the game.
remember you can name hinawa. most players who didnt know the plot, named her after their own mom.
There is a theory that Hinawa died at around the time the doorknob broke
Man...what happened to Nintendo. They once kept up the standard for major titles, and now they just release rushed out mediocre experiences. The days of them implementing scenes with genuine emotion like this are long gone
Girls: omg I cried at the Titanic
Me: meh
Girls: like omg do you have any emotion?
Me: 1:06
No wonder Reggie hates that plan
I absolutely LOVED this scene where flint was hitting everybody, I understood flints anger so at the drago part, I was yelling for flint to murder the drago instead of sparing it.
when i first saw this scene i actually cried. its crazy how this game is
It's incredible how effective this scene really is, considering Hinawa isn't in the game all that much beforehand. Flint's rage is absolutely devastating to watch every time.
Of all the scenes in the game that got to me the most, it's this part and the meadow that completely broke me personally.
I like how as a tribute to the game, they put Flint in Breath Of The Wild.
Hell, even if you know Hinawa dies, the scene is so well done that it'll stir something in your gut. The drama here is extremely palpable; it feels raw and real enough to make the artificial woes of two-dimensional sprites move you.
This, among many other reasons, is why I can safely say that Mother is one of the best game series on the planet, despite never having played the games and thriving off of spoilers.
By god... It was really depressing...
Nodoken432 No crying until the end
-Itoi
This game has truly changed my life, never have I expected a Nintendo game to have me be hit with a burst of emotions ranging from sadness, fear, regret.
Hinawa, may god rest your soul.
2:05 - Well he's pissed off right now.
he has a fucking sword and he uses a weak & shitty torch?
dumbass deserved it
This was the moment the game became real for me
I've played this game 3 times, and this scene still gets me every time. I cannot fathom what Flint was going through
Word to self.
Never go close to a heartbroken man when angered.
My God... This whole scene is going to stay with me for a while. I didn't expect her to die so brutally when I heard about this.
I was crying while watching this... I love earthbound but it's unbelievably dark
Imagine if the bad news came first.
"Your wife was stabbed by a tooth."
"But it makes for a weapon."
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The Most Emotional Cutscene in Mother 3
This game is an underrated gem
Flint… Please try to pull yourself together!
In defense for flint he just lost a wife a life partner who you cherished till death to you part that kinda greif is unpredictable. Best they could have done was leave flint alone to grieve
1:11 When the game knows how you feel