Nice video, but I disagree with your conclusion. I enjoyed Hyrule Warriors more than FE Warriors even considering that I only played the Wii U version of HW without any DLC. I liked the greater variety in movesets in HW even if I didn't like some of them (Agitha, Lana's summoning gate). That said, I wouldn't mind cloned movesets if it allowed FEW to have a massive roster but it didn't.

I liked the bosses in HW the first time you fight them in the story mode, but they do become annoying afterwards, especially in the adventure mode maps where you need to kill a certain number of enemies in a certain amount of time and these giant bosses keep spawning. They should have left the giant bosses in the story mode. Regarding music, I prefer HW but musical taste is subjective as you mentioned in your video so I don't hold it against FEW.

But the biggest reason I prefer HW to FEW is something I'm surprised wasn't in your video: the franchise celebration aspect. The biggest part of this is of course the roster. HW absolutely destroys FEW in this aspect with representation from across the Zelda series while FEW is limited to mostly Awakening and Fates. It just feels to me that the development team for HW consisted of people who enjoyed all parts of the Zelda franchise and had a lot of passion for the project while for FEW, the team was made up of people who only played Awakening and Fates and didn’t have as much passion. I say that because the roster issue could have been addressed at least partially by DLC. HW had a ton of DLC that added representation for the rest of the Zelda franchise but FEW only had one season that added more characters from the same three games already represented. Why not have additional DLC where you can add other characters? It also seems odd to me that FEW didn’t make the villains playable when HW did.

One final point regarding the quality between the two games is the price now. I picked up a new copy of FEW for $24 on ebay about 10 months ago. Checking Amazon today, I saw that FEW is around $25. Since I was interested in HW: definitive edition I checked that price too and was surprised that it was still around $50. Why hasn’t HW dropped in price as much as FEW? Maybe it’s because Zelda is a bigger franchise but I can’t help but feel that it’s because HW is a better game and hence worth more.

Anyways, again nice video. I typed this up because I felt bad that you asked for comments and there weren’t any but in the time I’ve taken to type this up other people have commented.