Good luck, Ashen One.įinal bosses are the most difficult of all to get right. Getting yourself to stop quaking in your boots is the first step of many to conquering this great and tragic beast. What sets him apart is the ability to use dark magic and shoot lasers-which, by the way, leave trails of explosions in their wake. Midir has all the attacks you’d expect a dragon to have, able to rend you asunder with his claws and light up the cavern like a raging inferno. Everything about him, from his deafening roar to his complete and utter disregard for your health bar, is absolutely insane. You cross paths with Midir several times throughout The Ringed City (including a mini-boss battle of sorts), but the real fight is something else entirely. Darkeater Midir is no exception to this unspoken rule, inspiring awe the likes of which most other bosses in the series could only dream of. They have a certain aura about them few other fantastical creatures can contend with. Get watching quick, as a lot of these have licensed music and YouTube could nuke them any minute.Despite the countless fantasy stories they’ve appeared in, dragons never seem to lose their appeal. Saving the best for last, this is Kameron's edit using an iconic song. Now for a more sombre note with RedOffering's Bohemian Rhapsody edit, which uses footage from the opening cinematic as well. Rolling is a big part of playing the Souls games, and so ReDelicious's take here is gameplay-appropriate, if nothing else. Now for a more in-your-face approach, by MrGarraFTW. Supporting the - universally agreed upon hypothesis - that Guile's theme goes with everything, here's Xua's marvellous creation. These are generally well-edited to match their respective music choice, for the most part. However, there are couple of guaranteed crowd pleasers that have been doing the rounds lately. Naturally, your music genre preference will play a big part in choosing the best one. There's been an endless number of re-edits and music recommendations. Hoping to fix the polarising music choice, a few community members took it upon themselves to create better trailers using the same footage, but choosing better music. Many Souls fans, myself included, felt the lyrics did not go well with the nature of the game's world and its themes of darkness and despair. It also featured an odd bit of music to go along with the action. The most recent Dark Souls 3 trailer showed a good bit of new footage, which is always guaranteed to please fans of the series. It's a good thing there's an easy way to fix that. Music choice can make or break trailers sometimes.
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