jerma reading the balm bible made me lol

so this is the "somehow" of how palpatine came back

This is criminally underwatched

you put so much effort into the extra jokes like the wrestling game and low poly cage head, and im floored by the hallway broomstick beatdown scene at 1:18. i commend you sir!

i really like that joel is a caveman

people kept referencing this in Vinny's chat, i didnt get the reference, but i can always count on WeeZacharyP to provide some context

ill never forgive him for cancelling the battleaxe stream

I absolutely love the animation, though as someone with a passing knowledge on current research into the nature and emergence of intelligence, I strongly disagree with some parts of the audio. The biggest disagreement i have is with the assertion that intelligent (and sapient) life would necessarily evolve from predators. Specifically the highly reductive dismissal of prey animals as just having to "run away." The thing is that to do that they need most of the same kinds of skills that the predators need. They need to be able to percieve their environment to identify food and predators, they need to be able to hide or camouflage themselves from predators, they need to be able to see through the various hunting trick of their predators. They then need to be able to outrun, outfight or outsmart their predators. Though in truth the predator prey dynamic is probably less useful for discussing intelligence than looking at diet and an animal's place in the ecosystem. Generally obligate herbivores (those who only eat plants) tend to rely on physical adaptations such as size, speed, or camouflage more than intelligence, this is not because their ability to evade predators would not be improved by having a greater intelligence, but rather that the energy costs (both in growing that more complex brain and nervous system and in keeping them running) probably outwheigh the benefit of increased intelligence on their survival. These animals generally already put significant amounts of energy into refining mostly indigestible plant proteins into useable forms so there is little left to support a complex nervous system. Obligate carnivores (animals that can only eat meat) also face a similar problem, though less extreme. The problem for an obligate carnivore is less about the ease if digestion of their food and more about the energy that is taken to get the food in the first place being generally rather high and the fact that the availability of that food is severely limited compared to the availability of plants. This generally means that obligate carnivores will have some level of intelligence but it will likely be somewhat limited and more reliance would be placed on speed, camouflage or brawn as well. There is however a significant portion of animals that fall into the category of omnivores. These animals are generally able to eat the more available plant products (think fruit, seeds, roots and simple greens) as well as other animals. This gives them a greater degree of access to food and therefore the energy required to sustain a complex nervous system. We are omnivores and most of the other intelligent species that have become focuses of study (parrots, crows, pigeons, apes, chimpanzees, wolves, or octopuses, to name a few) are omnivores as well. If you want to bring back the predator prey dynamic, then this still favors omnivores very heavily as they have the resources to invest in intelligence, the pressure for some measure of intelligence for hunting other animals, and (often, but not always) the pressure for some measure of intelligence in evading predators of their own.

The Enterprise is the first ship in like 2000 years that has gotten stuck in the trap, simply sending a message to starfleet command and putting up some warning devices, giving a detailed report on the issue and how the trap works. Pretty sure Starfleet could have sent in some salvage ships with chemical thrusters which would not trigger the trap to connect a grapple cable like on the old NX Enterprise and pull the ship out or any other number of ways of getting the cruiser instead of blowing it up.

Jerma is SCARED of a VIRTUAL BOMB

This wasn't a real movie, right? Wasn't there a horror movie about someone living in the walls?

Just had to come back to this one! Such an underrated, stylish, and hilarious work!

And now Plageis showed up in the Acolyte. They need to stop pitching, Disney is clearly listening.

There is so much RLM lore packed into this perfectly directed animation. Yhis shit is dope. Your boy, WeeZak is beyond awesome.

"They’re in the walls... THEY’RE IN THE GODDAMN WALLS!!!"

this is so awesome

This so great

i was relieved bu the ending to see jerma was okay

Plagueis looks like Sideshow Bob from the Simpsons! I'm sure Mike would have appreciated that allusion.

This is better than what we got

Gideon would of wanted it this way

Europe came a long way to high cuisine

Meanwhile, the trap was actually generators hidden in the asteroid belt, which they left perfectly intact

Lol, the ewoks worshipping the emperor was in the concept art for ep 9 wasnt it?

This is one of my favorite KZbin videos, period. I rewatch it regularly.

Actually better ideas than what Disney decided to make.

This just showed up on my playlist despite being more than a year old. Seems brilliant compared to the scripts for the Acolyte though.

WHAT DID THE FISH SAY? HEY ___ GIDI WHAT?

Never got a star wars ad before until clicking this video. Nice

peep the horror like giygas from earthbound

Come on, do the Darth Vader Suit Wookiepedia. Although it's hilarious for over 20 minutes, might be too much.

Disney is so stupid they only hire Star Wars creators who don't know who Darth Plagieus is.

The sound design is great. How'd you do it?

Damn this is good

Wtf Mike's Palpatine impression is good

This is my favorite clip of all time, I’m always ramblin about jump boots jamstrang and NOBODY knows what the hell I’m talkin about 😂😂😂😂😂

HOW COULD YOU LEAVE OUT THE FRYING PAN BIT!? Maaaaadness! Still loved it though. Mom using her whole body to knock on the door was masterful.

Cuphead PTSD triggered at 1:14

This is Borderline Experimental

Hawaiian Joe underrated

The Darth Plagueis ship sailed after The Last Jedi debacle

Mike's Palpatine impression is perfect

Star Wars is about a bottom robot-half Darth Maul fighting a top robot-half Darth Maul, and that's what makes it so powerful.

Honestly incredible animation ability, be fkn proud of urself man

Rich Evans deserves better than that Gimli looking character. Still great animation.

"Did no one build ships in bottles?" *FIRE*

Great Nick Cage!

*BOOM* $48,000,000

0:39 I love the one starship accidentally hitting its buddy and slowly turning it black.

You are fucking incredible. Absolute legend dude. Just found RLM after listening to MauLer praise them for years. This is so cool.