VIDEO SUMMARY

This video is full of spoilers so careful now. So if you went into Bloodborne blind like I did (it’s sad how much I missed in my walkthrough), but now you want the REAL ending – fair. Obviously to fight the Moon Presence, the final boss, you need to collect all three of the ⅓ umbilical cords hidden within the game. I mean, why wouldn’t you?

The first umbilical cord you can’t miss, it drops off the Wet Nurse boss. Check. The second one involves some careful fall-platforming and an area that might just possibly blow your mind. Check. The last one, well, the last one involves the wholesale slaughter of an old friend. All’s fair in love and war – right? Check.

Now eat them. Eat the umbilical cords. Yesssss, all three of them. By eat, I mean ‘use’ them.

The next step is to stick it to Gehrman. After he dies, instead of getting your stomach eaten by a strange dread-alien, you’ll reject it. Like most things, it doesn’t like being rejected. So fight it. I may have gotten a bit artistic with this video, you’re welcome.

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