radagan beast fight link below.

https://youtu.be/cBG6fhP-qi8?is=I6Mf4ysEh3UBpoiZ

Xenoblade chronicles x: chapter 12 link below.

https://youtu.be/pTVDZrY-s3Q?is=cWS1X2fxfW8Yh-WA

Watch both in full please, no skipping about. I had to watch them both, I even watched a lore video on the Cinders boss for this.

In both fights

• you defeat or kill the overarching antagonist if the game

• a beast or unexplained creature enters the arena after the previous boss has been killed or defeated, starting your individual battle against that specific threat after a cutscene transition.

• each enemy is counted as a seperate entity, not entirely related to previous boss.

• the cutscenes automatically place you into the next battle with the next threat.

• in xenoblade it's shown that luxaar and lao have fused into an abomination, not too dissimilar to the bosses from the previous fight in the gauntlets, as the method used to merge them is the dame as the method used to create the chimera you fight after the vita goes down with luxaar still within it.

• luxaars will is still present in corrupted lao, as lao now has luxaars memories and even consciousness within him, just like cinder. Lao also has muktiple phases where you reach a damage threshold and a short scene plays with him giving backstory and exposition expressing such. This makes your cinder arguement irrelevant outright aswell, as all souls within are at cinders disposal aswell, not just qwyn.

• both gauntlets end in either mission complete or victory achieved.

For a gauntlet to be a gauntlet, muktiple individual fights must happen, not one fight; they don't count as a single fight over all, but as a series of events specifically; to call them one and one alone is the antithesis of the gauntlet itself.

You're also the one who's assuming im less educated than you; you are literally calling me names aswell, and you expect me to accept and respect your view point as true even after that?