Part 5: The Cardinal Virtue of Attitude

No way in hell am I naturally "good" at this game, it took me almost 200 hours to get to this level of competence. When I first played I was as bad as most people.

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Dual commentary is available in the downloaded video.

Part 5: The Cardinal Virtue of Attitude (download source)
Less talking: Blip(Polsy) | Youtube(Polsy)
More talking: Blip(Polsy) | Youtube(Polsy)

Director commentary: Part 1 | Part 2



Music
Fortitudo: In Labors and Dangers
Climatic Battle

Videos
Bayonetta: Angel Land


Alternate cover for the Japanese Platinum Hits release by comic book artist Adam Hughes.



Transcribed from in-game text


Fortitudo
Amongst the spiritually powerful of the Middle Ages, it was thought Paradiso held for all a Divine Will, and as a result, they developed heavenly logic. The concept of the "Cardinal Virtues" was born of this logic, and classifies Paradiso's Divine Will into four broad groups.

These Cardinal Virtues occasionally become physical manifestations of the great intentions of Paradiso, and are known as the Laguna, inspiring awe in the masses. Personifying courage and fortitude, Fortitudo has been depicted as a terrifying being sporting an enormous face and two dragon heads. He is said to be capable of summoning magma flows at will.



Transcribed from in-game text

Infernal demons


Malphas
An enigmatic raven-black bird shrouded in the mysteries of the sky. Ever curious, Malphas has filled itself with all the world's knowledge and mysteries.

However, this same curiosity has led to a rather brutal demeanor, causing the bird to tear those it encounters to shreds with its sharp beak and razor-like talons.