A stands for “That legendary place at the end of the map reveals/it’s only legendary until someone proves it real.”

B stands for “That legendary place that the end of the map reveals/is only legendary until someone proves it real.”

While A has the words “at” and “it’s”, B has the words “that” and “is”.

Grammatically, A has the phrase “That legendary place at the end of the map” as the subject of “reveals”, meaning that the legendary place itself reveals that “it’s only legendary until someone proves it real.”

B has “That legendary place” as the subject of the main clause, and adds “that the end of the map reveals” as a relative clause that provides more information about the legendary place. The end of the map reveals the legendary place, and the legendary place “is only legendary until someone proves it real.”

When you listen to the song, do you hear A: “That legendary place at the end of the map reveals/it’s only legendary until someone proves it real.”

Or B: “That legendary place that the end of the map reveals/is only legendary until someone proves it real.”

I hear b

You can literally hear the "th" sound in the dub

I hear A

I’ve heard it several times on Netflix and don’t really recall hearing B that much

I've never listened to it

Why’d you vote then?