Dish Reacts to "The Song Burning in the Embers" Full Animated Short | Genshin Impact

important character for backstory dies Dish fully concentrated and with a dead serious face: "was that a pottery break noise?"

No cuz, i love that she saw the aurora at the end, cuz her friend wanted to see it with her 😭

I love small details like when she was playing with her friend her curse slowly fade away

SO MANY good details through one video! One thing I think gets glossed over is how Clervie is implied to have taken her own life rather than fight Peruere. Like, remember the shock on Peruere's face, followed by Clervie smiling and saying how she'll be a great "king", before saying "i'm sorry...thank you". Not only that, but also in that shot where we see the sword through her, we can't see Clervie's arms at all. She falls back and Peruere doesn't move at all, yet her sword is still in her right hand, not stained by blood.

Big agree on the Arlecchino story quest. Theres a time and place for the chill hang out, wholesome quests... Arlecchino is NOT that time and place.

i love how EVERY streamer reaction i watch just jawdropped in silence when she hit that upperkick/dropkick bcs the power level increase was just too instant, my jaw was on the basement too 😂

Here's some food for thought: There's a book in Fountaine called "Perinheri" which has a lot of Khaenri'ah lore in it and explains the Hilichurl curse in more detail. It's stated there that before the last Royal Dynasty of Khaenri'ah, the Eclypse (who were into mechanisms and technology), the Kingdom was ruled by the Crimson Moon Dynasty (focused on Alchemy and Khemia). During the rule of Crimson Moon, Khaenri'ahns built an Orphanage with the goal of finding Descenders. The Orphanage also housed any other orphans in the Kingdom. A ritual is described in this book, where a child of the Orphanage has to traverse the Fire of Two Worlds within the Hearth to be reborn. An Orphanage and a Hearth, huh? What is version 4.6 named again? "Two World Aflame, the Crimson Night Fades". Arlecchino's title is Dire Balemoon, a red Moon is shown in her ult, and her weapon is "Crimson Moon's semblance"

It gets worse when you realize that there's enough hints to conclude Clervie was probably the original Knave's actual daughter...

The sad thing about it was I think Clervie's mother was "Mother" Which meant her own mother put her up for a fight against her "brothers and sisters"

a lot of people saying "why would she pick lyney he's just a magician" literally every quest we've had with him we're investigating stuff and he does the magic show as a public appearance/just something he likes/is good at. there is plenty of information (e.g his vision story i think) which shows he's pretty capable, he might not be emotionally tough enough yet but thats okay i think thats the point/makes it more interesting. also his story quest is not boring 🔥🔥 its cool and has gorgeous animations

9:38 The Orphanage Games was foul 🥲

Since Descenders were brought up by chat and dish still hasn't done the Narzissenkreuz storyline, I just want to clear up something about the Descenders. Someone who comes to Teyvat from another world isn't immediately classified as a Descender. To be considered a Descender, you must have the will to rival, conquer, destroy, control or rebuild the world. This is why The Traveler is considered a Descender but their sibling isn't. Coming from another world is just one part of it. You must have the potential to affect the entirety of Teyvat. Also, Arlecchino most definitely isn't a Descender. There are only four. 1st is the Heavenly Principles (Primordial One). 2nd is presumably The Second Who Came. 3rd is an unknown person whose body was used to craft the Gnoses. The 4th and most recent one is the Traveler.

15:09 I would argue/theorize that the "bad guy in Genshin" isn't ever going to be any major player/playable character we're going to meet throughout the Traveler's journey through the seven regions, but rather it's going to end up being the gods themselves. Not the archons, but instead Celestia and The Heavenly Principles. The narrative has thus far really only had one constant force that has been antagonizing the archons, the dragon sovereigns, the people of Teyvat (omnipotently overseeing the mortal world and administering punishment by smiting entire civilizations with sky nails, cursing Khaenri'ahns, etc), and even the Traveler by taking their sibling in the intro. Dainsleif and the Tsaritsa's coincidentally?-shared endgoal seems to be to dethrone the divine and free humanity from Celestia's control, so there's a realistic chance the Traveler's journey is going to lead them down this path in the endgame. And maybe defeating Celestia might be necessary to fully rescue the Abyss sibling (see: the Travail trailer). Maybe the "fake sky" is actually a prison of Celestia's doing that Teyvat's been kept in and it'll be up to the Traveler to free the world in the end. As for placing-my-bets speculation: The final boss will be Paimon, except she's not aware of it. My shot call is that they're going to pull off the same plot twist that Kirby and the Forgotten Land did with Kirby's innocent and friendly companion Elfilin (Kirby spoilers ahead:) who ended up being the benevolent one-half of a greater evil deity and in the end merges with their missing half, becoming the final boss.

She literally killed 10th Harbinger as kid

It's also crazy that her name Peruere, is a latin word for either "To Perish/To Burn Up" or "To Succed" depending the capitalization of the letter "P" from her name. It's a bit confusing that one name has two different meanings which is hard pinpoint its exact meaning and I would like to think that the "To Perish "might be the actual meaning behind her name in my opinion because it make sense to me that ties in with her constellation which also means the cleansing fire.

Im binging these reaction videos like they’ve got different outtakes

Cyno doesn't look exactly like Deshret, he bares some design similarities to Deshret's high priest, Kasala. Alhaitham has Deshret's eyes and it's likely that both he and Kaveh are meant to represent different parts of Deshret. Alhaitham being his towering intellect, and Kaveh being his humanistic nature.

''Who is the bad guy In Genshin'' I don't think there is one. It's all fat gray zone, everyone have their skeletons in a drawer. Celestia has the most of them so far, especially after completing fontaine quest. So far, Harbingers seem-while cruel-working for the 'Greater Good' goal. And if the Teyvat is the Simulation, then it all makes sense. What the point of caring for collateral damage if its all not truly real? And I think that she is not 'human'. At least not anymore. There was a moment in Fontaine when she self-ironically sarcastically stated about her 'mortal eyes' as in not mortal eyes. And.. well, the curse all too similiar to that one that hit the Khaenriah half-blооd children As for 'Forbidden Knowledge', I think its that all people in Teyvat are dead and simulated to live by Irmensoul. So, when one learns that they aren't even real and alive.. Thats just a personal imho

Most people who use delusions just treat the side effects as a price to pay for the power, but also the delusions given to the soldiers in inazuma were especially bad because they weren't really made with the same quality a delusion is usually made with. As for the rest, they're either vision users, which I imagine gives them some sort of resistance or immunity depending on how strong they are, or they're not human/archon level power kind of people, at which point the side effects are probably entirely negligible. I think the traveler would be able to use a delusion, though I can't imagine why they would considering they have access to elemental power already. Also ,Cyno doesn't look like king deshert, we haven't had a look at how Deshert looked, Cyno looks like a priest of king deshert.

Forbidden knowledge is an error code curio. Mark my word on this