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Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance - Happy + All Furniture Ending

Since many who played HoD are not aware that collecting all of the furniture and arranging it in the empty room affects the game's best ending, I thought I'd upload a video of it. But because I had recording problems, it gave me an excuse to have some editing fun. Please do not ask me where certain pieces of furniture are; I am not an FAQ and I won't hesitate to block anyone who is persistent in bothering me about it. Be a dick or an idiot and you're blocked. The music credits are at the end of the video, except "Boot to the Head" by The Frantics. Your ass is mine if you ask a question covered in the video or this description. Happy turkey day all! --- So it had been a long time since I played Harmony of Dissonance, and I guess I felt it was disappointing compared to other games on the system at the time of its release. Aria of Sorrow was actually my first Castlevania title, and not knowing what to expect, I found myself loving everything about it. Music, art, and how smooth Soma's walk was, etc. After that I sought the other titles, and it wasn't long before I was a total nut with both the classic games and Metroidvanias. During that was Harmony of Dissonance, which many believe is a sort of black sheep in the series, and back then I didn't blame them. Warp back years later with the GBA discontinued, and finally getting my hands on a GBA player for my GameCube. One title I knew I had to have was Aria of Sorrow, but for whatever reason I really wanted the Double Pack with both AoS and HoD. After I beat AoS, I decided to give HoD a shot again. I may have gone into it with higher expectations at first, but going in with less, I found myself really enjoying it. While it's not 10/10 epic material, it's not as bad as everyone makes it out to be. Sure, I'm still mixed on the music quality and some of the graphics (such as Maxim's sprites and animations), but overall it's actually a good game. And seeing how much worse titles appeared on the system, HoD definitely shines compared to them. So after I beat the game with 200% completion with normal and good endings, my furniture list was incomplete. I also learned that getting all the furniture affects the ending where both Maxim and Lydie are saved; at the end Juste will walk closer to Lydie and she will lean on him. Most people don't know this. So I got my last piece (the Candleholder, found near where the Crush Boots were found in Castle B) and got to see the new ending. But with most videos focusing on the ending, I haven't seen the "all furniture" alteration. So back on my computer, I had an incomplete save that hadn't been accessed in years, and had everything (including the furniture somehow) except 3% of both maps, including the final fights. Perfect. Record that and slap it on YouTube - provided my apartment internet connection (which is crap) and YouTube (which implements new ideas that make life worse) cooperate. But I had problems with recording, and it didn't help that when I finally got a good one, none of the sound was synced. So I did a little bit of music replacement, though I would have preferred to edit the sounds and voices back in. Otherwise I went through my CV music collection and edited some stuff in, certain songs with a purpose. And because I found that jump kicking did the same damage as the Vampire Killer whip, BOOT TO THE HEAD! =D Had a little bit of editing fun especially at the expense of the merchant who never ever shows up. In retrospect, maybe I should have used Curse of Darkness' "Waltz of the Lazy Chair Room" for Juste's furniture room. Considering it's deep underground, I wonder what kind of view it has from the windows. (EDIT - Yeah... no. Seems that every video containing said song gets blocked/removed. A wise unconscious decision on my part, ha ha.)