And here we have the grand finale, where I take on the Elite Four and then screw around with a Mega Stone afterward. Overall, I am not interested in capturing any of the legendaries since the capture system sucks here. Additionally, I don't care to bother with any of the special trainers as I do not want to grind with all sorts of weird pokemon. Basically, it was a nice trip down memory lane, but it just had too many weird/rough spots. I like being able to see pokemon on the map, but I do not care for the capture system here. Trainer battles were not as rewarding as just capturing stuff, and the post-game is almost non-existent. If the devs can fix some of these in a future game, I may be willing to give it a try, but this fulfills the request I received for a Nintendo-made game and a Pokemon game. Lastly, there is a minute of muted audio after the Lance battle due to copyright flags. It is a little annoying how random some of these can be, but with this being the final video, I can just put it behind me. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRsKkSk6uPw

In order to regroup with Bethel, we needed to make our way to the Diet Building. We've cut through most of the obstacles between us and them, but there are a few holdouts. There are a pair of sidequests I did here: Oni and Shiki-Ouji, but I am only giving Oni a video as I didn't bother recording collecting the Shikigami. Both of them are physical resistant, but they have magic weaknesses that you can exploit. Once those are done, there are a pair of story bosses for us to tackle: Eligor and Nuwa, who are getting their own videos. I imagine Nuwa is the next boss to give players trouble as she is intended to be much more powerful than anything we have. The main thing is to have wind protection. I was not aware at the time that we only needed to get her down to half, but it does make things a little easier. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbHzE08fkAQ

And we kick things off with one of the missions that make Eagle endearing to his fans. There is a need to destroy an enemy fortress, but realizing the body count such a plan would create, Eagle hesitates. Rallied by his subordinates, he leads the strike. We have a fixed number of units here, and this is one of the fights that really highlights the difference in the AI between the original version and here. On GBA, Hawke would never hesitate to fire off his power, but here he will hold onto it unless he has troops that need healing. As a result, we make sure to wipe out the initial wave, get into position, and bring everything to a swift close with Eagle's super. Blowing up some of the defenders during the super makes sure I achieve the power goal and we bring this mission to a swift close and succeed in alleviating Eagle's greatest fear. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9H8CEcIjZE

Way of Life, the opening of Trails from Zero in HD. Subtitles from animeyay of animelyrics.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pxo0QbNMn2g