Jessica Jones

[@ImplicitlyPretentious]

(trauma)

[@inazuma3gou]

Trauma!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheSinisterkelly]

Do the villain from Meet the Robinsons, Goop, or Megamind from Megamind.

[@ImplicitlyPretentious]

@@TheSinisterkelly Goop as in Gwyneth Paltrow?

[@TheSinisterkelly]

@@ImplicitlyPretentious lol Goop is the bad guy from meet the Robinsons, search "they all hated me" Its Goob but in my defense i watch this movie last week

[@TheSinisterkelly]

Its like 10 sec

[@ChristoTitan]

I love how you've created your own ongoing meme

[@ImplicitlyPretentious]

Yeah I didn't pay attention until loads of people kept joking about after the WandaVision videos, so I might as well just go with the joke 😂

[@TayTayMakesBeats]

Oops it's all trauma

[@jahliafinney707]

Can't believe I didn't realize that Starlight was in the first season of Jessica Jones. How did I miss this. Great video!

[@ImplicitlyPretentious]

Thanks! And I remember thinking she looked familiar in the Boys for a whole season 😂

[@gtdmouse]

But that's not her name in this show... He kept calling her Starlight

[@shutupdani]

I was so confused. I haven’t seen the first season since it came out and I never watched “The Boys” so I just thought I didn’t remember her having such a unique name.

[@dabkatz8406]

Colby Minifie. I remember her from her CollegeHumor days.

[@DedricSilva]

@@dabkatz8406 She was also on Fear The Walking Dead.

[@Funnyhatdesigns]

I f@ckin love this show. One of the most realistic depictions of what people would do if they were granted powers. The Boys took a more cynical approach and it worked for their context of parodising how ridiculous a justice league would REALLY turn out. But this is such a beautiful way to present that majority of the population do want to live amongst each other though sometimes we don't get along very well. The way the writers wrote Jessica's internal and external conflicts with Trish, Malcolm, Hogarth is truly one of the best writing I've ever seen put to television. Especially when season 1 truly opened my eyes you can write dialogue that you almost forgot they are fictional characters because what they had to go through is sooo familiar, especially for those people who actually had to deal with some sort of trauma.

[@TheGloopOfMobius]

Agreed

[@KaiInMotion]

Not going to lie Krysten Ritter's portrayal of Jessica Jones made me recognize a lot of myself in her, and made me much more confident with who I am. Not going to lie it's also probably the reason I bought a black leather jacket. She'll always be my favorite superhero even though she probably doesn't consider herself a superhero. I think that depiction of trauma and also the bond between her and Trish is really really well done in this show all of the emotions and relationships are complex and they don't make anything black or white, so you genuinely recognize a lot of your own complicated human relationships between these characters because nothing is ever easy when you love someone but also hold resentment for the entire world.

[@triloization]

God, I loved this series. She is my ultimate hero. I still re-watch the series. Especially the first season. She is such a strong person on so many levels. This series is one of my favorite fiction series.

[@____uncompetative]

_Person of Interest_ is pretty good too.

[@911nmg]

The first season helped me so much with recovering from my abusive relationship, she is great

[@swanpride]

I liked the first season. It went sadly downhill hard after that. Like, they basically undermined everything they did so well in the first season, where they were clear that obsessive behaviour in men is not heroic (only to turn the message into a heroic dead in the second season), that toxic relationships need to be avoided (only to have Jessice bring Trish to the women who is largely responsible for her drug addiction in the second season) and the portrayal of a friendship between two women without the usual toxic rivalry which is so often suggested on screen (yeah, that went out of the window, too....)

[@Sofiaode18]

@@swanpride I am struggling to go through the first season because while I'm liking it so far, I know a bit about what happens in the later seasons and it kinda ruins my perception of Jessica and Trish. They really had something good going on in season one and I especially loved Trish's supportiveness towards Jessica. Even through Jessica keeps shutting her out, her stubbornness in caring about about Jess is precisely what Jess needs. I really hate what happens in the later seasons.

[@Xehanort10]

@@Sofiaode18 Trish going from supporting and encouraging Jessica's heroism to secretly being jealous of her, wanting powers and only doing good for attention not to help people was annoying.

[@The482075]

I thought series 1 was amazing, but series 2 and 3 were just okay. This video has given me a newfound appreciation of Series 2 and 3 and even the Defenders series. You have a point. There was something special about the Netflix MCU series. They are all about characters and their motivations. Daredevil, The Punisher, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, and Defenders had some brilliant character development. Heck even Iron Fist (as woefully bad as that series was), did place the characters on a journey. I think the key theme of all of the Netflix MCU series is trauma. Each of the characters deals with trauma in vastly different ways. The weighty themes for the most part are handled well. Granted, it is probably a good thing the series came to an end. The quality kept diminishing each season, however, I think what we got was pretty good. I'm glad there are people like Implicitly Pretentious that examine what worked since so many people were trashing the Netflix MCU offerings. It is a shame that they are no longer recognized as part of the MCU. Still, at least these series were made. I'm actually glad I watched them, which I can't say for all superhero shows.

[@logansobiesiak9147]

No I agree totally, that was my biggest take on Jessica jones was character development, with her mom to be exact. There was a lot more but her mothers character development stood out the most to me

[@ryana.g.p.7760]

@@logansobiesiak9147 They've always been MCU boiiii

[@benman92]

They are mcu(at least daredevil is as he and kingpin have appeared in stuff)

[@TheGloopOfMobius]

The Netflix Marvel shows are vastly superior to the MCU

[@kitaaan]

Actually love that even when Kilgrave's voice is just a memory she is immune to his command. Even kinda knows if his voice is saying it that it's something she feels forced to do.

[@soniaiboyako4023]

I legit love Trish so much 😔 Her and Jessica's relationship is the core of the show imo

[@arrjae404]

This show was amazing no joke

[@dannybenhur6123]

It's been a long someone talked about Jessica Jones, nice to see this..

[@antoniobrooks474]

Watching this video made me realize just truly how sick Kilgrave was as a villain. My god, I always though the show was great but this video has made have a newfound and genuine appreciation for it. Definitely gonna rewatch all 3 seasons.

[@joelsunnex5171]

Season 2 is one of my favourite MCU things period. I get it isn't everyone's cup of tea since it's mostly just characters you like doing shitty (tho entirely grounded and believable) things to each other. Jessica NEEDS a new Killgrave to orientate herself and give her purpose, but season 2 denies her and forces her to reconcile with a mother who genuinely loves her, but also has done VERY bad things to her and others. It's super heartbreaking.

[@SozuSozin]

Can we talk about the lighting in these shows? Particularly the defenders? Holy shit it’s so thematic and meaningful

[@MadameTamma]

I love what this show says about the old debate of "Should superheros kill their enemies?" The answer is a complicated one. Season one has Jessica do everything she can to bring Killgrave down without killing him. She does this both because of a pragmatic reason; she recognizes that the killing him wouldn't help his victims as much as exposing him would, and also for an emotional one. She has been forced to kill before. It was horrible and she never wants to do it again. Ultimately she runs out of options and does end up killing him but not without also exposing the truth. She goes to the police and with Hogarth's help gets off by proving self defense, taking accountability and accepting the heavy weight of those actions. Regardless of whether or not she was justified, there are consequences and she deals with them, not just legally but also with the reputation she now bares with everyone who's heard about it. Contrasting her are people who are willing to kill their enemies and don't take that weight seriously. As a result they make more and more moral compromises and create more problems than they solve. It's not as simple as "Would the world be better of without this person?" Killing creates consequences that ripple.

[@adammyers7383]

YEEEEEEEEESSSS I’ve been waiting for this one!!! Killing off Marvel Television was SUCH a mistake, they should’ve just fired the people Feige hated.

[@ImplicitlyPretentious]

Yeah there's loads of rumours that Jessica is coming back for the She-Hulk show, and if it's true, my brain will explode

[@madnessarcade7447]

They could always bring it back who knows what the future holds

[@dammagrilla]

It sucks, but it makes a lot of sense for them to have full control of those characters and (hopefully) integrate them fully into the MCU.

[@adammyers7383]

@@doctordragon9798 okay but Iger was able to remove Marvel Studios from Perlmutter’s control, he could’ve done the same with marvel tv. Also Iger absolutely could’ve fired the head of marvel, he owned their ass.

[@genericusername702]

@@ImplicitlyPretentious OMG I hope so I'm PRAYING to a God I don't believe in for that

[@jortiz7920]

YESSSSS FINALLY! Jessica Jones needed her own video essay!!! Thank you Truama Man! 🤣🙌🏽

[@babaracus9583]

Season 2 and 3 are so underrated and this video really touches on the great things it did they did despite some of the pitfalls, it's a real Shane no one bothered to give it a chance but it appears the "I stopped watching after Tennant left" applies to more than just Doctor Who fans and both missed out on some pretty great stuff

[@TheGloopOfMobius]

Yep

[@arrjae404]

Literally I stoppex after Tenant left too just because I felt they couldn't top s1, I was right but s2 & s3 are also great but s1 is still the best.

[@acecosmonaut5559]

This was so satisfying to watch. I love Jessica Jones. I wanted more seasons of the show but the way it ended in season 3 was enough for me to be content with its ending.

[@jimmyolsenblues]

oh my god. 1:00 thank you. i am 54 , lost my mom at 7, my dad at 18, married at 24, divorced at 32. now 54 completely alone. nice dog. and they way you laid out trauma. Thank you. Thank you.

[@RecoveringLoLAddict]

There`s something so incredibly funny about Killgrave making JJ kill Luke's wife then forcing Luke to forgive her so they can both hook up. Fucking Cupid that one.

[@unchainedfilms1328]

For David Tennant alone the show’s Kilgrave is infinitely better

[@oniriscope]

Daredevil is my favorite marvel/Netflix show! So much good stuff happening in this series through seasons. Knowing that there’s still people who care about films, tv shows & animes gives me hope, to not give up as an aspiring filmmaker! Great job done here!

[@ImplicitlyPretentious]

Aww thanks! And good luck with your filmmaking career! :)

[@felipe3724]

this man talks about trauma so much he might as well be Tom King 2.0

[@alphabettical1]

I miss this show so much but I know I'm also missing how sharp my pain was then, because it made it seem somewhat solvable, versus the dull pain now. It reminds me of those times. Also, your pacing is so great. Really makes your videos enjoyable to watch - a lot of times on here I'll see good script pacing without the editing to match, but you've got both

[@paulsaxberg6399]

This is a wonderful love letter, breakdown, and analysis of one of the best shows I've ever seen. Thank you for what you do, I.P.

[@jortiz7920]

Also please do the Haunting of Hill House. It’s literally a show about trauma

[@fOk0dAzZ]

And Bly Minor too

[@pinkmenace2452]

i don’t think kilgrave is genuinely in love with jessica. he’s just obsessed and possessive, and wants to her for his own ego and pride

[@murdokdracul]

Hey, I'm early for a trauma lecture. This is so unusual. It's so empty here. I feel special.

[@recoveringintrovert717]

I love Jessica's character. She is so human and grounded in our world. I wish her story and The Punisher's continued

[@qemuel]

The first two seasons of Skins were fantastic! Great show. Jessica Jones is something special, and you've done her justice here. Kudos! 👍

[@ImplicitlyPretentious]

Aww thank you so much! And it's great to see someone who also loves Skins 😂

[@estratega5833]

I love to see people talking about this amazing show. I really liked Daredevil but there's something that just traps me everytime y watch Jessica Jones. I'ts a shame that not everyone can feel what i feel.

[@TH-gb2lq]

Well this was amazing. This is they type of stuff I love to discuss to with people. Could easily go 2-3hrs. Jessica Jones was a great show, and this was an excellent video.

[@jayl6120]

A bit of tmi but I'm a survivor of abuse. Hence, my favorite hero being JJ; I also love to analyze the shit out of tv shows/people. This is why I love both your channel and content with a passion. This video means so much to me, I wish I could find the words to express it all!!!! I hope you do videos like this for a long time.

[@lostlifevids]

First I wanna say I’m American and I also know effy from skins. And secondly I wanna say thank u for making such a great video essay about my favorite superhero. I read comics and I’ve seen every marvel project but none come close to the connection I feel to Jessica. Like u said she gives me hope that I too can give my trauma reason and function as I seek to better my life and provide for others. Her stories always feel unique because it isn’t the strength of the bad guy that’s she’s fighting that matters it’s the magnitude of the internal strife she must overcome that does. Some of my favorite moments with her in the comics are usually when she is sitting down with someone about to begin their own journey of giving their trauma meaning and her saying words only a character like her could. Never minimizing but acknowledging the pain and the struggle, and providing hope that they too can pull themselves over that first obstacle. The one u must climb first to be able to want for urself again, the obstacle that is the foundation to rediscovering purpose and self compassion. I really love how u describe trauma because in the psych field they say traumatic memories are traumatic because they aren’t processed as normal memories are. Due to the heighten survival state of the brain during a trauma. Memory and reasoning are lessened during this making ur own current life hard to process and comprehend. This is why reprocessing therapies are so helpful in the treatment of ptsd, we must be able to face those traumas and process them fully, so they lose their hold. Anyway thanks again. I’ve definitely subscribed

[@brucesnow7125]

Man, love that you're tackling these shows again. Was here since that Punisher season 2 video you did.

[@ImplicitlyPretentious]

Oh wow, that was years ago, thank you! And I totally plan to remake and expand that video soon!

[@brucesnow7125]

@@ImplicitlyPretentious can't wait

[@gionation]

This video is PHENOMENAL

[@Tre-pd7gu]

Man I miss these shows

[@Skinwalker_Club]

This breakdown and analysis of her character growth and the parallels of her and Bogarth was everything I wanted in a breakdown of Jessica Jones. Especially with the comic references. Makes me show more appreciation for honestly 1 of the best Marvel screen adaptations EVER. GREAT video!! 🤘🏼💯

[@ernestea6730]

Wow. Starlight's backstory is insane!

[@KatherinaBathory]

I love this show so much!

[@ImplicitlyPretentious]

Aww I hope I did justice to it!

[@KatherinaBathory]

@@ImplicitlyPretentious totally... Even the corny/bad parts. When you called them out I laughed out loud despite loving the show so much. And I really liked how you structured the narrative of the show and the characters paths. 💙

[@wm2429]

Excellent! I love this show

[@SteveNathn]

Very well made video. This whole series you’ve done was great

[@djdksf1]

I can't believe I watched this whole thing. Good on ya, IP, and you clearly understand what trauma does to our minds. I remember a line from Jessica in (I think) season 1 that's stuck with me because it's simple yet profound, and pretty much sums up what my trauma as an adopted kiddo with an NPD-ravaged momz who basically dragged me around the country like sentient luggage (11 different elementary schools in 5 states) until I was 15, introduced a psychotic and broken older sister (that I loved intensely) for just a few years before ripping her away, and expertly gaslighted me into being the "golden child", the "mascot", and the "scapegoat" all at once. Good times. Anyway - that line: ""I've gone through life untethered, unconnected. I wasn't even aware that I'd chosen that." Yep.

[@bettyreads222]

what a great video essay, makes me want to rewatch the show.

[@jacliffh9221]

Excellent essay as always! Wondering if there would be a Luke Cage video essay coming up next? As for JJ I always have an appreciation for season 3 for how well it wrapped up season 2 (and made it better), acknowledging what didn’t work with its character developments and went on with it till it reaches a much more satisfying end than I imagined. They even gave Oscar one single appearance to give some closure to his story (though it’s still odd in the narrative why he never showed up again). What Trish did in season 2 to make her unlikable are not glossed over in order to make her Hellcat as in the comics, and she is able to reach this tragic yet satisfying ending. It’s sad not a lot of people actually got to experience season 3 as it is really a decent surprise to send off the Netflix series.

[@nikoiscreative]

I cry every time I remember the Netflix verse won't continue. ;3; Loved them all, even the imperfect ones.

[@CrossOutBryce]

It took me a couple seconds after you said Starlight. Holy crap, I did NOT know she was in this and I watched the whole season!

[@Hell_O7]

Haven't watched it, but the way you talk about Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist of the Defenders remind me about the Toaru series. Starting from an adventure of one guy in a world of psychic and magic, later expand with many of the side characters getting their own thorough spin-offs that can easily stand quite strong as its own thing. Then again, maybe that's just how many characters in comic books originally started too?

[@q00u]

I couldn't finish Jessica Jones. It turns out I need media a little more light-hearted

[@PitZagufull]

A fantastic analysis! Jessica Jones is my favorite Netflix MCU superhero and I love everything about her journey to accepting herself as a hero!

[@BradyPostma]

Thank you for this video! Supremely well done! Signed, a JJ fan.

[@Xehanort10]

24:08 Hallucination Kilgrave singing Trish's I Want Your Cray Cray song is the funniest part of Season 2.

[@hmandre144lb7]

ive secretly been waiting on you to do this and im so glad that you did well worth the wait admititly i didnt think you were going to do jessica jones so this was a great surprise

[@madnessarcade7447]

The final season is underrated also please do runaways

[@methodology8]

I'd be down

[@madnessarcade7447]

@@methodology8 same

[@ninjanibba4259]

Cloak & Dagger too

[@ComicPower]

Jessica Jones season 1 is still my favorite of the Marvel Netflix shows.

[@matthewkeating6970]

wish they would rerelease all these on dvd even if it was outside of usa so i can watch rewatch em!!!

[@jackdailey5238]

4.3k views and not a single dislike is just a TESTAMENT to how talented you are

[@Akina023]

He was never in love with Jessica, Killgrave. He was obsessed and infatuated because she was the only person who could challenge him.

[@blvsphemy8233]

I'm from Detroit, Michigan and I've seen 4 seasons of skins...

[@shadowcat5939]

I love these videos

[@ImplicitlyPretentious]

Aww thank you! 😄

[@ks8611]

26:39 Her performance as Alisa died was heartbreaking. Kristen did amazing in that scene

[@xanderg.1070]

Ngl, Jessica Jones does a better job of dealing with trauma than WandaVision. I mean I like WandaVision, but Jessica Jones treats mental health issues and trauma more seriously and realistically than WandaVision ever did. But that’s just my opinion tho.

[@cmcynic_]

They probably couldn't go as deep with the trauma in Wandavision due to it being on Disney+

[@sakusmith3255]

Love your long videos

[@armanke13]

I loooooove jessica jones... 💛

[@Hamza.H523]

didnt even finish watching the video yet but i know its a banger

[@ImplicitlyPretentious]

☺️☺️☺️

[@adammyers7383]

I said it before and I’ll say it again: Jessica Jones handled trauma FAR better than WandaVision.

[@KateeAngel]

WandaVision dealt with it as good as it could considering the focus was Wanda's powers. It is unrealistic, of course, because her powers are unrealistic

[@octoberbabybee]

Plus it’s different kinds of trauma, one if grief related, the other one also has grief, but it’s more centered around being used and becoming something you don’t want to be

[@madnessarcade7447]

They both did it in their own unique way their traumas were different so you can’t really compare them

[@madnessarcade7447]

@@octoberbabybee this

[@adammyers7383]

@@madnessarcade7447 okay fair point. Let me rephrase: Jessica Jones dealt with trauma in a way that was compelling and nuanced, and I personally felt that WandaVision did not. Even though they are two different kinds of female trauma, I feel WV lacked the approach to trauma that allowed JJ to be so good at it.

[@BrokenDarkFire]

Ive only seen the first season of JJ (first few eps of season 2 felt off to me, for some reason), but this was a really good video essay and now I kinda wanna finish the show.

[@urielstraps]

OMG YOU DID IT MY SHOW, GREAT

[@ImplicitlyPretentious]

Aww I hope I did a good job!

[@fighttherave768]

A nice trip down memory land with Jessica J , May have been a small segment but I really enjoyed that send off around the 45 min mark.

[@barisbal7782]

dude i could agree with you on anything but this 6:41 bottomline not true. he made hope kill her own parents and tell jessica to smile, endangered trish knowing full well it will hurt her, send a little girl to deliver a message and taunt her, and made her neighbor kill himself on her bed. there is nothing genuine about that p.o.s. he didnt want a relationship, he want to fulfill his obsession because she break the rule of his perfect world. he tried to earn her consent, not because he has any respect to it, but because he is no longer get to violate it.

[@robboyte1101]

Ah, so THIS is why Leo's been so stingy with all the traumas in his recent video analyses -- he's been saving them up for THIS one. So, no, Leo, you did not let us down. You were just waiting for the right topic and the proper moment. Well played, sir.

[@ninjanibba4259]

Dude you’re making my wishes come true, I wanted an analysis on Daredevil: got it Asked for this: got it Now all I need is the rest of the MCU Netflix heroes including Punisher, The Runaways, Cloak & Dagger, Agents of SHIELD for my life to be complete

[@DAEDAEANT]

4 hours, 0 dislikes, 100% quality content

[@Lilsuzivertt]

I’m American and I love Effy Stonem and skins so much

[@papl20]

I love this show but I remember close to nothing about season 2 and 3. I'm talking about the story arc specifically. Still JJ is the most relevant thing in the whole show, her development is amazing. Season 1 will always be close to my heart. I'll do say something though. Defenders made me ship JJ and Matt in a way I never saw myself doing it but here I am 🤷‍♀️

[@DarrylCrusoe]

David Tennant is amazing in this

[@crazykidben]

I’ve been looking forward to this one!

[@Squishcat]

amazing video as always! this was a nice long one to listen to while i drew :D

[@OutoftheWayFilms]

Kilgrave is not sincere with his "love"... He claims to be, but is a narcissist who only wants her being he wants to control and dominate her, she's his greatest challenge to prove his strength.

[@gibberishname]

Americans know David Morrissey. He was the Governor on The Walking Dead

[@ImplicitlyPretentious]

Did Americans watch Skins back in the early 2000s?

[@gibberishname]

@@ImplicitlyPretentious the original or the MTV one? doesn't matter, either way the answer is no

[@TsudaraTogami]

3:53 Damn did she already have the superpowers here? that loudass thump 😂😂😂

[@tomcross3000]

the second best character in the series imo has to be alisa jones. the actress was just so perfect at playing a kind of frankenstein's monster version of someone who used to be jess's mom, but the only other person who knows what jess is going through, and alisa appeared to be getting better the more jess and her bonded and understood one another and their triggers. the best part is alisa is supposed to be a villain, but she isn't really. she's just damaged and unwell, doesn't know her powers, fighting ptsd, unknown cognitive damage and impulse control, isn't always aware what she's doing. she wants to be good in the end, and that was so bitter sweet with that arc ending in her death on the ferris wheel, in the end choosing to save her daughter's life and to take responsibility for her past actions by staying behind on the ride while jess escapes having faced the realisation of their circumstance on the run from police. it was so complicated and heartbreaking, and jess goes through yet more trauma- even though she somehow has a bit of closure? we guess? being able to talk to and say goodbye to mom after sharing memories.

[@prophecygirl93]

Love your videos 💜

[@FlyoverStatePark]

I love your long form stuff!

[@ImplicitlyPretentious]

Aww thanks! I hope it being almost 50 minutes isn't too time-consuming!

[@AR-eh7vj]

@@ImplicitlyPretentious I don't think so. I believe you have an audience for long form. Doesn't have to be all the time but it is a treat when it shows up

[@Mephiestopholes]

To be the dad of a daughter of a selfish mother type, makes this hurt. A lot.

[@elisebrodeur-jacobs5215]

Watching Jessica Jones was what got me into comics

[@gionation]

Starlight (the boys reference) 😹 her name in the show is Hope lol

[@toomanylies7716]

Well that was interesting. Guess I watched season 2 but didnt botherwith the third for whatever reasons. Seems like I missed out tho. Time to put it on the watchlist.

[@daverobson3084]

Danny Rand also has personal stakes in the events of The Defenders. He has a personal and historic grudge against The Hand and is in a relationship with Colleen Wing, who was lied to and manipulated by The Hand for years, giving her, and, consequently him, a personal stake in opposing them.

[@crapnuggets202]

I never finished season 2 or started season 3, but "yeah I'm getting t-shirts made" is still fucking hilarious

[@RoboBoomStick]

I didn't even know there was a season 3, I swear after Daredevil season 3 the Netflix shows were over. There must of been 0 promotion for it.

[@anderson.ribeiro]

Jessica was the last one... And they really didn't made any promo. It was because before they release it, the break with Disney was annouced. It was a shitshow.

[@madnessarcade7447]

Time to go watch

[@muchanadziko6378]

I thought you were joking, but . . . IT IS STARLIGHT. At least before they clearly changed the actress for the 3rd season of the Boys. Also, I watched the show when it came out and never revisited it, and I honestly didn't remember the bit where Doctor Who says that he "never knows" if someone is doing what he made them do or whether they do so out of their own free will. It's gut-wrenching tbh.

[@sammiboibenton]

I got the skins reference. American yet with you in spirit.

[@crescentmoon1531]

Hola, solo paso a decir que tus videos me encantan aunque los tradusco con google traductor me encantan. 😊

[@Rexai89]

Loved the video! The longer format really suits you ;)

[@cgrenadier]

The villain was Patsy all along!

[@inazuma3gou]

Is that yellow dress at 1:23 the only time Jessica dresses in something other than black leather jacket? The color are so dramatic and she looks amazing. I don't remember what the scene was about.

[@Infinite_voyager]

I’d forgotten Starlight’s real origin story, damn

[@madnessarcade7447]

Now I know why she looked familiar and I was wondering why u guys kept calling her starlight I was so slow 🤣🤣

[@madnessarcade7447]

I’ve seen most of the first season of the boys I just didn’t register it was the same person

[@Infinite_voyager]

@@madnessarcade7447 it was a good bit! I laughed my ass off every time they called her Starlight

[@primusfan87]

There’s a parallel between Killgrave and the Joker in Batman Arkham knight the video game in where after Jessica kills Killgrave, he’s still in her head