You are correct because Dungeon Master revealed up above that the evil entity they faced up above is known by many names throughout many worlds which means that in our world that evil entity shown up above is known as being: The Devil The Devil wants to rule all worlds with his evil because the Devil is a liar and a murderer that comes to steal, kill and destroy.

Dungeon Master revealed up above that the evil entity they faced up above is known by many names throughout many worlds which means that in our world that evil entity shown up above is known as being: The Devil The Devil wants to rule all worlds with his evil because the Devil is a liar and a murderer that comes to steal, kill and destroy.

It was Venger who stops the kids,, or sometimes the kids themselves that had to make a choice sacrifice a friend, the realm, to get home, I get it, but it got frustrating quickly

@@Jshaw71 The most evil people are the ones who appear openly charming, but are cunning and manipulative. He trapped innocent kids and constantly put them in harms way....and for what? So they could do HIS bidding and do errands he himself wanted accomplished. He trapped these kids without any intention of letting them go because they were slaves doing his bidding. These kids were gullible enough to believe he had their interests at heart and whenever questions got sensitive regarding ever going home (gaining FREEDOM) - he would misdirect them with riddles. Small wonder his own son Venger was evil and hated Dungeonmaster. The only difference with Venger is that he was openly cruel and evil...Dungeon master was evil but far smarter than that. If you look at the series, the major themes are dispare, child exploitation, trickery, and surviving rather than living. These kids NEVER made it home which means there was nothing at all redeeming about this series - Think about that Jshaw.

@@analcavity7149 I suppose that true, but I judge a person by their actions not their appearance or what they say it's sad that he pulled them into the realm to fight hid battles but seeing as how most others in the realm are jailed or are trying survive in the realm with Venger and his forces (among a few others)

@@analcavity7149 also remember in City at the edge of midnight a demon was abducting kids to work for him so there that too

@@Jshaw71 I agree. It's a common trait in the series - exploitation of innocent children. I remember growing up still haunted by some of those scenes, like the kid who got pulled under his bed while his dad tried to save him...Traumatic to watch when your 7 years old! But regarding Dungeon Masters actions...It's more a case of his LACK of action or real concern for them. Notice how he never offered them shelter ( a change of clothes even!) and just let them roam from a to b like street kids. Some negligent father-figure he turned out to be.

Fear not Ranger: Here is the final episode made called "Requiem," kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2LCZ4abh7eZotE

@@fedr39 yeah I had heard the audioplay years ago, and watched the requiem video made a couple weeks ago. It was very impressive, using a lot of old and some new animation. Wasnt a huge fan of the slightly fan-fic ending, but still, it worked out. Well worth the watch :).

What makes the nameless one creepy is just the fact that we never once see what it looks like, leaving it up to our imagination as to what it could look like.

Nope, it's a key instead. Final episode is called "Requiem," It's been made into an episode. Enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2LCZ4abh7eZotE

"His name is not for your ears, Barbarian!"

6 min. 24 sec. in... I'd like to think the animators did it on purpose. Kind of similar to the little extra efforts of Batman: The Animated series and the various interations of Futurama...