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Basically the Hollow Knight would eventually not be able to contain the corruption anymore and very bad things would happen. And nobody's really around to re-seal it.

But judging by why the original Hollow Knight failed, it's likely that our little guy wouldn't be able to hold the infection for very long, either...

when our Hollow Knight became the new vessel, no-one stepped forward to become a new Dreamer to seal it off. Essentially, it's like closing the door to the inner sanctum of a superweapon but forgetting to lock it.

Of course, the second ending has someone become a Dreamer and resolve that issue, but uh...

what happens to all the husks after the infection gets sealed away? Is there some kind of epilogue or is it purely up to speculation?

Awoo wrote: ↑4 years ago So,

what happens to all the husks after the infection gets sealed away? Is there some kind of epilogue or is it purely up to speculation?

Very much up to speculation, in traditional Dark Souls style. It's assumed that a good number would return to their senses, but the following society would likely be anarchic until the usual sequence of gangs, outposts, villages, etc. went through and someone strong and charismatic enough rose to a position of power to eventually stabilize things - but even if all that did manage to happen and Hallownest wasn't just an inhospitable ruin forever, eventually, even our brave new Hollow Knight would crack and overflow as his kin did before him.

I dunno if a 'good number' would return to their senses, a lot of them are downright actually zombies, so presumably when the corruption leaves their body's will stop working and they'll just fall down as corpses.

Remember, Hallownest has been a dead kingdom for a while.

Xirix wrote: ↑4 years ago

I dunno if a 'good number' would return to their senses, a lot of them are downright actually zombies, so presumably when the corruption leaves their body's will stop working and they'll just fall down as corpses.

Remember, Hallownest has been a dead kingdom for a while.

hopefully Myla, if nobody else? :c

Myla's an interesting case, because I don't think she ever actually dies, so much as her mind just gets hijacked by the light. Corpses seem to usually take a while to be reanimated after dying, as evidenced by the Moss Prophet, whereas Myla immediately starts attacking you once she's fully infected.

Nor any other collectible for that matter.

Doesn't care at all about Myla but severely misses Cloth.

Also, maybe try that tendril in Kingdom's Edge? That should get you enough essence for the Seer's most important reward.

and an entire set of mask pieces, but we'll get to that when we get to that

Parama wrote: ↑4 years ago
also as was already pointed out - the dark dash has a cooldown and you kept using it up before trying to dash through stuff. you've already noticed this in an earlier video so i'm just reminding you :V

the girl under the Mantis Village, not greenpath

Parama wrote: ↑4 years ago just update it to have every powerup & charm collected lol. i doubt raocow is going to check out the fight until towards the very end after he has everything

Sebby19 wrote: Hmm, it appears the White Lady glitched. The 'friend' she was talking about was the little flying buddy you were given during the Grimm Troupe sidequest. She also referenced the ritual, but you already stopped it.
Weird.

tirakai wrote: ↑4 years ago - the boss was changed heavily by DLC and in the base game I think he was slower, only did 1 mask of damage, and didn't have the shockwave attack or the scythe-throwing attack

Stink Terios wrote: ↑4 years ago There's going to be a point where an everything checklist is going to be needed. There's a lot of little unmarked points of interest sprinkled all over the place. Some of which raocow will absolutely want to experience.

And he definitely won't find the breakable floor in the Dung Defender's room, since that's the only one in the game that doesn't shake when you walk on it. It's basically impossible to find without a guide. That's the one instance where I think someone should eventually explicitly point out that it's there, since the fight it unlocks is pretty cool and would be a shame to miss.

dream bosses. Markoth will give him enough essence to awaken the Dream Nail, which is good enough for the true ending, but the upgraded versions of False Knight and Soul Master are cool fights in their own right. Hopefully he'll either stumble upon one of them while re-exploring areas, or remember the Lost Kin fight and decide to check out the other bosses he's beaten before?