Rykard, Lord of Blasphemy

When his feats get la- slapped down in a just canonical, uh, format, in a story structure, he takes rip and tearing to a multiversal level, and [laughs] truly cannot be stopped.

Um- So we've got him, and then last but certainly not least, we've got, um, uh, Rykard, the Lord of Blasphemy from Elden Ring, who's by far the youngest of our four contenders by several decades.

But he is a fairly interesting character that a lot of people, if you've played Elden Ring, have suffered through facing against him and all of his man-snake legions.

In my personal playthrough, I have not yet, uh, reached the point where I have f- faced Rykard, but, uh, did do what research I was able to do, um, and...

No, Rykard, not Rykard.

Um, and, uh, yeah, so we're gonna have fun with it.

Uh, I am expecting a decent amount of audience participation, encourage y'all to constant- I would, I heavily encourage all of the back seating possible.

I will take it.

I mean, I've played Dark Souls, I beat Dark Souls III, and, like, Elden Ring has a huge, vast variety of bosses.

If you look at Malenia, you look at bosses like Rykard, you look at Radagon.

And it's the same combat the whole game.

So power of souls-