The Legend of Vox Machina Season 2 Trailer Reaction

[@kristophersy773]

Danger rankings in Vox Machina season 2: #3: Themselves #2: Dragons #1: Doors

[@arthurfaust9989]

God forbid when Matt introduces a mimic disguised as a door

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We feel the danger of doors 😇

[@leonielson7138]

The 'Belt of Dwarven Kind' has a number of effects, one of them being that if the wearer can grow a beard they have a percentage chance to grow a magnificent beard. Goliaths can't naturally grow beards, but Matt Mercer allowed it because it meant to much to Travis Willingham, and it made for some great roleplaying moments ... ... like the time Vax shaved it off ...

[@andrewwilliams2014]

Lol didnt he only shave one half

[@Mordring]

@@andrewwilliams2014 yup, that was the moment when not Grog but Travis actually raged :D

[@leonielson7138]

@@Mordring It was around that time that Liam realized that Grog was actually in a competition with Vax, that it wasn't just fun games between them.

[@azertyqwerty8398]

@@Mordring -"How would you know it was me ?" -"Let's say I don't know. Let's say I ASSUME."

[@zippomage]

honestly that belt was clutch SEVERAL TIMES in the campaign for it's other qualities, but yeah, the beard was a big deal for Grog.

[@jordanpeterson5140]

And it looks like you're going to get to meet two of our favorite guest player characters. I'm definitely excited for them. For two people who'd never played before they brought in what became two deep and wonderful characters that added so much fun to the sessions they popped in for.

[@Drocksas]

The INSTANT I saw that face, I almost squee'd like a schoolgirl. SO excited to see them on screen!

[@jordanpeterson5140]

@@Drocksas need that big sarcastic energy from our boy.

[@jare3959]

I was pretty confident we'd be seeing them, seeing as one of them is voiced by the director. :) Hell yeah

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Can’t wait to meet them! 🥳😀

[@Jamesadoodle]

If they don't have that hysterical "Good God!" moment with Kashaw and Grog by the lake before they get into the sunken temple i am going to be sad. It was too brilliant of a RP moment by Will Friedle to be left out

[@hallofguns8174]

Percy is very flammable because he is carrying lots blackpowder (gunpowder) and presumably has blackpowder residue on his clothing since he makes it all himself.

[@LordHypertronUniversum]

Grog's Beard Arc Begins...

[@Knightlight-kw9sh]

Oh boy this season is gonna be good. Based on the actual streams this story arc covered like 40 something episodes compared to 20 something for the Briarwoods so I've heard it will continue into season 3 which is great

[@b0sanac]

S2 will be first half of Chroma Conclave, S3 will be the second half.

[@georgercop]

From the episode titles being released, they've 100% split the arc in two. Without giving anything away for the uninitiated, the final few episodes are all Westruun

[@CampaignerSC]

@@b0sanac Is that confirmed? Great because I was worried they would squash it into one season.

[@scooty4743]

From the episode titles, there doing Omens to Passed through fire (39-69) but I think it’ll be out of order the way the episodes are set up.

[@GirlofCulture]

The Briarwoods were just the appetizers.. dinner is served. And it will have Dragons.

[@LukasLLM]

If you're looking for another small thing, there's the Musical Recap of Season 1 (as well as a Season 2 sneak peak), released a couple of months ago :D

[@leonielson7138]

Yes, 'Fisting the Dragon' is something that happened in the game, though the way they got into the dragon was by teleporting past the acid gland and getting swallowed.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😂

[@AnxietyRat]

Yeah, it seems like they're taking the "dimension door into the dragon" moment and the "Guiding Bolt up the butt!" joke that happened frequently in campaign one every time Pike cast Guiding Bolt...and kind of mixing the two by having them go up the dragons butthole. It's an interesting change... but not one that I hate. It's still kind of within the realm of something that VM would do.

[@Rezinstance]

@@AnxietyRat Sam "...I would like to 'fist' the wound..." Riegal xD

[@anathem9982]

And just in case you haven't heard, they announced a couple months ago at New York Comic Con that they're already greenlit for a season 3. this arc was originally much longer than the Briarwood arc, so it really did need 2 seasons in order to do it justice

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Love it 🤩

[@PringleTheGoldie]

Having watched all of Campaign 1... The first season of LoVM is them pressing the accelerator. They don't let up, and it's gonna get even wilder and more emotional through the whole story. I can't wait to see it all beautifully animated. Not to mention the STAR STUDDED Voice acting cast they're bringing in for Season 2. I can't wait!

[@mifoon8727]

I only got more excited when I heard that season 2 was gonna be part 1 of 2 of this next story arc. Cause on the livestream this arc was definitely the longest one so its good to know that things are gonna be fleshed out as much as I hoped they could considering the length.

[@Peki_THC27]

without spoiling anything obviously, since the whole story is already "written" i can confidently tell you shit gets BONKERS GOOD, Briarwoods is just an apetizer to the developing story.

[@ellenhenningsgaard3039]

I'm so glad you guys are keeping up with this series. :D

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Can’t wait for season 2! 🥳🥳

[@IchigoKurosakitheSalvation]

This trailer was fantastic and I'm glad this show got a season 2. Very much looking forward to it

[@AliUnalan54]

And season 3

[@clownzzz4837]

@@AliUnalan54And most likely a season 4 after that. Although, I'd really like to see a Mighty Nein series. Jester is still my favorite character.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎🤟

[@steventaylor546]

I loved your reaction to season 1 and I agree, this trailer makes season 2 look like it will be even better. The animation on the dragons certainly looks like it has been stepped up compared to Brimscythe. I look forward to your reactions to season 2!

[@hqueso]

I agree with this impeccably-named individual.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎🤟🤩

[@Geth-Who]

Welcome to More Of Critical Role, where the further on the story goes, the MORE PRACTICE THEY HAD at making the story amazing. Season 1 was when the DM was using horror tropes to make people realise shit was getting real. Season 2 is when it became a truly titanic overarching story. Trust us, it's ONLY gonna get better.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Can’t wait! 🥳🥳😀

[@purplelikefire]

I thought of your epic reaction when they announced the new season date!! If you want to watch some of the actual play without any spoilers there is a 4 episode series called Calamity that is set hundreds of years before Vox Machina and it is probably the best D&D live play I have ever seen. The DM is different and half the players are different from the regular cast, but it is worth checking out! One month to go!

[@ryanbrooks8045]

Season 2/3 will start to get dark and heavy but there are a lot of fun moments that I'm looking forward to seeing :) And tons of good character moments. I think I know where S2 will end but of course, I can't say ;) If S1 is anything to judge off of, I'm betting for another big cliff hanger at the end of S2.

[@InkyPetrel]

"Start to" get dark. Lol. Percy would like a word.

[@ryanbrooks8045]

@@InkyPetrel oh say that fully aware of the Briarwood arch 😉

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Vox Machina is great because of the mix of dark and heavy with light hearted r rated humor 😁🥳

[@Ironoclasty]

Watching campaign one (or any of the others) is a great way of seeing what they used to get the show done. It's a blast to watch. . . . set aside some time though. It's over 400 hours of content (give or take a couple dozen). You could watch it at double speed, though. So you'd get through it in only 200 hours!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Only 200. 😳😜

[@AnxietyRat]

Yeah, that story arc in itself has a bunch of really amazing roleplay moments that I think they would REALLY enjoy even though they would know the main story beats that happen because they watched the show there's SO much rich content within the campaign that they just HAD to skip due to time constraints. But they're WONDERFUL scenes with amazing roleplay. And those moments add another layer of nuance between ALL of the relationships between the characters that we've seen on the show. It's much deeper, IMO. Also some of the key moments in the show were changed from the campaign. Percy was even MORE unhinged in the campaign during their time in Whitestone.

[@beneasthouse3615]

Enjoyed the reaction. Looking forward to season 2 as well. I wouldn't mind seeing you guys react to the behind the scenes videos they put out for season 1 though.

[@Drocksas]

As someone who watched the live D&D game before the animated series, and being VERY satisfied with how season 1 went, I can't wait for this next season! With getting some of the other fan-favorite characters getting to make their animated debut, some awesome character moments, and Grog receiving his glorious beard, this is shaping up to be the single best D&D adaptation, well, ever!

[@RomnilWater]

Was looking forward to your reaction to this trailer. There's a lot of choice moments in this trailer that I'm looking forward to. I'll leave it at that for fear of saying too much but damn is going to be a fun ride considering what they've shown.

[@LeeCarlson]

The Briarwoods were a vampire wielding a blood-drinking sword and a Warlock of Vecna practicing necromancy, so they were powerful even when compared to a dragon, however, four dragons certainly raise the stakes.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yeah it was a twist not having the first dragon be the main villain of the season and having them dispatch it quickly. Four dragons should be fun 😁

[@suntiger745]

Almost. It's easy to mistake Delilah's deal with the Whispered One as a warlock and patron deal, especially with how much focus was put on the book in the animation. However, mechanically Delilah is a wizard, not a warlock. He grants her knowledge, but her arcane abilities comes from herself.

[@grinm1899]

Watching original streams of Critical role is the commitment, for sure Don't feel too bad for not checking it out, only the 1st campaign is more then 500 hours long It's quite an amazing thing to watch/listen to though ...but if you do want to get "the Critical role experience™" you might wanna check out one of their many one-shots they are mostly not related to the main story and sometimes are even set in a different setting

[@Vexkun]

My favorite one shot not related to the campaign is their Hearthstone and Battle for Azeroth ones.

[@Vexkun]

Episodes 24 to 36 of campaign one cover the 1st season of vox machina. If you have a lot of time that is. Been fun to see the view from people who seen the animated series first.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yeah we heard each episode is like 4 hours long 😯 and we have trouble with keeping up with shows as it it is 😂

[@AnxietyRat]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 those 4 hours absolutely FLY by. There's a LOT of people within the critter community that struggle to sit down and watch 2 hour movies but critical role they can sit and watch it all and it feels like no time has passed. You get sucked into it. There is also a natural break halfway through the episodes. So you could take a break when the show naturally takes a bit of a break and pick it up at a later time. So it isn't 4 hours continuously there is a "intermission" in the middle.

[@Vexkun]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 Understandable. :) When I first found it took me almost a year to catch up to the live ones. And that was back in campaign one around ep 60ish. First live episodes was the last two episodes of C1. Lol I'm sure their more than a few of us on here and discord that could find some high moments. I know a few video that show the animated series scenes with the campaign moments.

[@Hawk_of_Battle]

You are not prepared.

[@Ironoclasty]

I saw what you did there

[@extremoni2905]

Would love to see you two react to the actual campaigns sometime in the future!!

[@Mikeoneal07]

But that is.... wow, just wow. Like some channels attempt it, but that would be absolutely a nightmare to sit through, then edit down. An hour long episode here gets cut down to like 20, 30ish minutes. Then you look at 4+ hours of game play, if they do I will watch, but my condolences to them and any behind the scenes crew!

[@Liesmith424]

I am so hyped for season 2; I'm astounded that they're getting it out so quickly after season 1.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Agreed. Happy that they were able to turn it around so fast 😀

[@AAAndrew]

Enjoyed your season 1 reactions, and looking forward to joining you for season 2!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Nice! 😀🥳🤗

[@ASithLordd]

1000% looking forward to watching this, and also looking forward to see your reaction to them after that :)

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎🤟🥳

[@dragonforce627]

Awesome, so glad you guys decided to watch the trailer!! I definitely can't wait for season 2!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

A month away now 😅

[@Brazbit]

Each season should be better than the last with Vox Machina. It was the first D&D campaign for many of the players and they learned a lot once the game went from the occasional informal get together to a weekly broadcast event. As the players and their characters evolved the story telling got better and better. If you do go back and watch the Critical Role streams of season one there are some things to keep in mind: The streams are between 3 and 5.5 hours long each... there are 121 of them. The streams started about 3 years into their home game, Episodes 1&2 of the animated series was a retelling of the relevant events of those first three years which were not recorded, which explains why they were so different tonally from the rest of the season. The first dozen or so broadcast episodes of the Vox Machina campaign are full of sound and quality issues as they figured out how best to broadcast the game and developed a basic on set etiquette, so there are lots of sound issues and poor camera angles, eating on set and other behaviors that were eventually toned down for better viewing, but it took a while to figure everything out. There is an additional player, he was an integral part of early episodes, many of which were either left out of the cartoon or rewritten to be done by someone else in the party. Unfortunately, a number of issues, some onset and many behind the scenes, lead to a parting of the ways with this player.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for giving us more info and insight into the campaigns 🙂

[@mathieuwilkens3721]

We dont talk about Tiberius.

[@TwoSevenX]

It's great they have the same energy as last time.

[@Starsaber222]

There were quite a few comparisons of scenes from Season 1 with the equivalent moment in the campaign, so at least those should be safe from a spoiler perspective.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎👍😀

[@GirlofCulture]

Dragons ... that will give a lot of experience points

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

🤓🤗

[@digitalcabbage910]

I'm so ready for season 2.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎🤟

[@usdutchkitty]

Oh no worries, the Chroma Conclave arc/season 2will be awesome and will stretch into season 3. 😁

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Hell yeah 🤩

[@jscire__872]

If you’d be interested in trying out the streamed games but would like to avoid spoilers, one great option might be to listen to Critical Role’s mini series Exandria Unlimited: Calamity. It’s *relatively* short and fast-paced compared to the main CR campaigns. It’s a prequel story set in the distant past of the same world and specifically, the beginnings of a great historic apocalyptic event/period called Calamity. Keylith’s, Grog’s and Scanlan’s actors/players are in it, and absolutely everyone on board is just utterly terrific. It is a blast, though I’d also recommend watching lore master Matt Mercer’s Exandria history timeline video first as a setup for the world building. Very happy you’re enjoying the series😊

[@Luzarioth]

There are... 3 (?) Major Storylines. This would be the second one... I really hope that, after this show is done, they do a "The Tales of the Mighty Nein" Show for their second campaign :)

[@TheDonmayo]

I am so happy that people, like yourselves, are excited for the next season of this show, it means alot x3. Also, there are 4 dragons, but I assume they are going to focus on 2 dragons per season. And yes, season 3 has also been confirmed x3.

[@hhylobates4098]

I also thought it would be 2 per season but looks like that wasnt quite possible for this first part of the conclave arc, they do a lot of globe jumping in the build up to actually fighting the dragons. We appear to be getting one this season, with just the start of the 2nd dragons arc. Hopefully this means more room to let the story breathe.

[@TheDonmayo]

@@hhylobates4098 I hope you are right, the more we get the better.

[@hhylobates4098]

@@TheDonmayo Here's the episode list if you want. Taking note of episode 4 which will potentially have zero combat as they deal with the fall out of the tomb, a whole episode of inter-party relationship building amongst all the chaos. 1.Rise of the Chroma Conclave 2.The Trials of Vasselheim 3.The Sunken Tomb 4.Those Who Walk Away 5.Pass Through Fire 6.Into Rimecleft 7.The Fey Realm 8.Echo Tree 9.A Test of Pride 10.The Killbox 11.Belly of the Beast 12.The Hope Devourer

[@TheDonmayo]

@@hhylobates4098 I hope you've been enjoying the first 3 episodes! I sure have!

[@hhylobates4098]

@@TheDonmayo Loved the first one! Not really a fan of how they made everyone in Vasselheim so mean 😅 And I think the build up and playing out of the pivitol tomb scene could have been done better, but I'll hold on passing judgement until we see the rest of that event

[@davidbergfors6820]

Nice decition not watching the Critical role gameplay before, so not to get spoiled. I did not have that luxury, since I gulped the entirety of the Critical role Library back in 2020 when I first found them. Let me tell you this! You're in for a treat! Although, the Briarwood arc is probably the most awesome standalone arcs that will ever be, and it's almost a shame that it's the "beginning" of the journey. so as you say, it is hard when the bar is set that high already

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

The bar is high but we have faith they will keep raising it 😁

[@bcn1gh7h4wk]

no D&D campaign is complete without *The Legendary Gear*

[@RiderRyuuga]

the chroma conclave stream where epic. so i am realy hyped for season two, Not only fight they Dragons..they Fight acient Dragons, witch are in the ranks of the most dangerrous enemies yoiu can have in Dnd5e. And i rofl so hard about Grog and his Belt of Dwarvenkind( Grog is a Goliath. The normaly dont grow Beards. The Bear is a Side effect of the belt)^^ I realy looking forward to this

[@ticozayas6430]

this is still stuff from the 1st campaign... if you wanted to watch with as little connection to the 1st campaign as possible, campaign 2 would be where to start and not campaign 3 bc there is a fair amount of connective tissue there... but if a full campaign is too much there are a ton of one or two shot adventures they have done. the arc this is from is huge, and very dense with material, my hope is that they split it between this season and the already green lit season 3.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Hmm maybe some of those one shot adventures would be fun to check out 🙂 Thanks!

[@AnxietyRat]

They have confirmed at NYC ComicCon that they will be splitting the chroma conclave arc between season 2 and season 3 because there was just too much content. The chroma conclave arc is about double the episodes of the Brairwood arc in the campaign. So it would have been extremely difficult for them to fit it into one season.

[@andymartin6084]

So... Cyberpunk Edgerunners?? Pretty please with cherry (and chrome) on top?

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We do want to check that series out at some point and plan to have reactions for it as well. Lots of recommendations 😀

[@morvous1]

Oh No! how did you miss the Scanlan Song for the season 1 recap? Please don't miss it. I think you will enjoy it. even now.

[@LordNomad28592]

You have to remember that this was based on a Dungeons & Dragon Game. The game has already been played and the story already finished so all that remains is to script it and animate it from the original story. The people who are making this show are the people who played the game. It is very unusual for a story to be adapted by the creator so I expect the story's quality to remain high.

[@leonielson7138]

It's recommended that you start with Campaign 2, just be aware that everyone was inspired by Percy's angst riddled backstory, so pretty much everyone has issues. During Campaign 1 there were a lot of issues with transitioning from Pathfinder to D&D 5e, and the story is a continuation of the home game, leaving some glaring narrative gaps.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for the recommendation 🙂

[@naiap8410]

I would be shocked if they made a season that was disappointing, since the whole cast of critical role is working very closely with the animators. And if they stick with the original content, it will be amazing and hugely entertaining though and through. Right to the end! :D

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yessssssss. 😁🥳

[@suntiger745]

It's possible that the reshuffling of events of the Chroma Conclave will rub some purists the wrong way. That said, because they are so involved with the creation of the animation, I have faith that it will be awesome. :)

[@Vitalabyss]

I think it is important to remember that this story has already been written and is much beloved. Most people are more concerned about what is being cut.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Seems like they are making it two season/from this arc? So hopefully not too much has been cut 😅

[@clownzzz4837]

I prefer the reactions from people who were introduced to the world of Critical Role through these shows. Looking forward to your reactions.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Happy to hear it 😀🥳

[@Iso20227]

You should do a Murder drones Ep. 2 reaction.

[@Chadedit55]

Do you guys reacts to music? If you are, then i recommend tge living tombstone song. They made many banger song including video game song like FNAF

[@InkyPetrel]

The story only gets better from here :D I'm not worried at all. Like Grog, I am bouncing my way to January. Can't wait! One thing you might enjoy, if you don't want to be spoiled for anything in the next animated season, but would like a small taste of how the live-play looks, is seeing some of the side-by-side comparison videos people have done for season one, showing moments at the DnD table and their animated counterparts. Things like the Sun Tree moment are pretty interesting to watch, you get to see the emotion play out on the cast's faces. I totally get that fear of a new season not being as good, it often seems to be the case. But for VM honestly I'm more worried about what gets left behind :D (well, not "worried" so much as hoping some of my favourite moments are included.) They have been greenlit for a third season already! So they will have more space in S2 to start covering this MASSIVE arc. One thing I love about this show is that it has the benefit of a near limitless supply of character moments, plots, NPCs, and adversaries already "written" by the cast at the DnD table. There's no danger of it feeling like they're scraping the barrel for ideas, there are more amazing moments in the first campaign than they could reasonably hope to fit into the show :) As well as that, they KNOW the best bits, what they wish they had phrased differently, the parts that made them wheeze laughing, the moments that bought genuine tears, it's all there just waiting to be adapted, and because each character was created and played( "written") originally by only one person, improvising their choices on the spot/based on dice rolls, it's always going to be a little surprising, and feel a little different to a story written by one or two writers "writing a story" and creating all the characters all at once. [/waffling] all this to say, based on the trailer I have zero concerns, and I know you're going to LOVE the next season, look forward to seeing your reactions to it!

[@JfrogFun]

Depending in your pace going through it all, theres a LOT to watch of the actual campaign, so you might be able to watch AND not be spoiled, alternatively starting with season 2 or 3, of the campaign, those stories are completely separate with their own parties and plots. But Im not sure LOVM or a critical role animated series is going to end anytime soon if they keep being received well. It would be a shame for that to be the reason to never watch it.

[@johnobrien7562]

to be fair, I think Legend of Vox Machina maxes out at 5 seasons if they're only spending 2 seasons on the Conclave arc. Or maybe 5 seasons and a movie or two? But then they'll have campaigns 2 and probably 3 done at that point to move on to.

[@JfrogFun]

@@johnobrien7562 sure but even at a season a year, thats putting off the dnd campaign for 3-4 more years, with what 50 episodes a year give or take, they wouldnt be starting until campaign 4 or 5 assuming we even get there

[@AnxietyRat]

I would highly recommend they NOT start with campaign 3 because it has significant ties to campaign 1. So campaign 2 is definitely the safer bet spoilers-wise to start with.

[@Thurrak]

If you think Season 1 was flawless, just you wait. The overall story of Vox Machina is amazing, it's so rich with amazing moments that there is no way it's not going to just keep getting better and better.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yay! 🥳🥳🤩😀

[@Дворфыч-ю1ч]

The barbarian suddenly became Kratos, this is excellent!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😂 had same thought

[@GirlofCulture]

Looks pretty cool to me... Rewatched season 1 with the family and, there are really only very small flaws within the story, these bunch of misfists you just have to love and I do... this feeling has given me since Avatar the last Airbender and Legend of Korra no series more gegegebn, certainly not in this quality. I also like that it's R-rated it... so swear words, alcohol, sex is allowed, which is just part of life, you don't want to push a false agenda here, as many other series do. I'll expect nothing but greatness from the second season.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yeah the r rated flavor gives them freedom. Sometimes it can be a crutch and shows can lean too much into the r content just because they have the rating so feel like they need to cram as much sex and swearing as possible. But with Vox Machina it just all feels like a part of the world like you said 😎🤟

[@AnxietyRat]

Little fun fact. The actress who plays Keyleth, Marisha, has been open about the fact that she was heavily inspired by Avatar: The Last Airbender when she was creating Keyleth. And so there's definitely SOME similarities between Keyleth and Aang in Keyleths Aramenté to master all 4 elemental magic types (mainly because she didn't want to HAVE to choose one elemental magic type to master like a lot of Druids do. She wanted to be able to dabble a bit in all of them.) and becoming leader of her tribe. And Keyleth being of the Air Ashari tribe, of course. But that's pretty much where the similarities end.

[@horusrage]

Once again I think I spot an Abby there snuggling on Bethanys lap. Hope she is feeling better now sometime later after the other dog passed. Yeah definitely excited for the new seasons for Vox Machina. While I do have a good idea of what is coming makes me no less interested in how it is done. Sometimes it is just fun to see the journey again even knowing the destination. Also nice to see the a very familiar looking Tiefling & Human pop up.

[@korculaamv9820]

second season willl be fun XD

[@jameshopkins7275]

You guys should check out Red vs. Blue it’s a great web series made by the people who make RWBY. First few seasons are a bit of struggle to get through because of how old it is, but the animation gets better as the show goes on just like RWBY.

[@VegetaLF7]

First few seasons rely purely on the comedy of the writing and what they could pull off filming with the limited resources available in Halo. Definitely worth it still

[@wulvesgaming3523]

It would be wonderful to see you both react to Why Spider-Man has the Best Marvel Score by Listening In.

[@franklangston3004]

Grog be looking like Kratos with that beard, now all he need is a red hair kids following him around he calls boy and then he be ready to slay some dragons or Gods🤣