The Legend of Zelda NES - First Quest Vs. Second Quest - Part 1 - with Hungry Goriya | Nefarious Wes

[@THESHMUPMASTER]

Jesus, I had no idea the second quest was that hardcore! I also never knew about it as a kid, in fact, I didn't even find out about it until well into my 30's. Don't know how or why it took me so long to realize it existed lol... Seriously though, this was fantastic. Wes, you deserve more brother. This was masterfully done and I can tell you upped your game yet again to put this together. Great that you teamed up with Hungry Goriya too as it was nice to hear both of your perspectives on things. I honestly didn't want this video to end and was sad when the "End of Part One" banner popped up. I'll be looking forward to part 2!

[@hungrygoriya]

The editing was pretty fantastic! It was really cinematic and grand.

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks, man! Every time someone says, "I didn't want it to end", I feel kinda bad, but then remind myself that leaving people wanting more is a good thing. This is Zelda, so anything less than hard work and a full effort would be unacceptable. I spent a LOT of time on the audio editing alone! And one of the clips in the video is fake. I made it myself, ha ha. I had the footage that I needed -- from a DIFFERENT part of the game. I made it look like it legit happened when I showed the footage. Can't even tell. Took an hour to put that five second clip together, ha ha. Watching Hungry Goriya stream the second quest for her first time several months ago finally encouraged me to do this project, and since she had just gone through it, and loves Zelda as much as I do, she was perfect for helping me present this. And she was a treat to work with! Look for part two soon!

[@dansmith1661]

The stalfos in the second quest can one shot you or take two hearts with their sword blast. I forgot which.

[@salkaman69]

I'd found out about it as a kid when I entered Zelda as the character name and got a totally different layout. Blew my mind.

[@jeremyblack1929]

I remember waking up one morning as a kid, having had the sudden thought about walking through the level 4 triforce wall. I *knew* some enabling item must exist in the level, because you couldn't get anywhere else without it. Some dream or possibly a nightmare led me to it. I rushed to my console quietly (I wasn't allowed to play games on sunday) and almost screamed in happiness when links awkward little sprite slipped through the wall.

[@NefariousWes]

Funny how some of our best ideas come to us while in bed and/or asleep.

[@chriscalvert4609]

First time I ever played this, I named myself Zelda. I remember hearing kids saying how to get to certain stuff, and it never matched up. Took me until the internet came out to figure why! Great vid as usual, Wes!

[@NefariousWes]

Yeah, I wonder how many people did that back in the day. Thanks, man!

[@joeyblowey3460]

LOL I always wondered how many people this happened to...a lot I'm sure

[@NESComplex]

Your channel is criminally underrated

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks, man.

[@9ElevenGamer]

That advert, oh my!

[@NefariousWes]

Wait till you see the next one.

[@9ElevenGamer]

The one at 12:30, ha, ha, ha, Public Enemy they ain't. What was your first machine?

[@NefariousWes]

The ColecoVision was my first console.

[@ZBR_ProXP]

Has anyone ever noticed that the Quest 1 maps fit together like a puzzle? Put them side by side and you will see it.

[@NefariousWes]

Yup. Second quest, too.

[@hayabusa8314]

What a team up! You and Grumbles did wonderfully together. I have never done 2nd quest, mainly because I don't have the patience for it. I hardly had the patience for the 1st quest. Can't wait to see part 2!

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks, man! The second quest definitely takes some patience. Part two coming soon!

[@BigRetroShow]

The Hungry One and the Nefarious One teamed up on this epic collab. Love it!

[@NefariousWes]

And there's still a part two!

[@TheMr77469]

Liked the Hungry Goriya sprite talking, shame it wasn't seen after talking and walking around pointing out things.

[@NefariousWes]

Yeah, that would take way too much work to do. Just the moving mouth was a lot.

[@GamingOffTheGrid]

Top notch work out of you both!!! Wow. Really great and very impressive. This game has forever been my favorite in the series and I have never made it further than half way through the second quest. Thanks for putting wind back behind my sails :)! Again, great f'n video. Cheers!

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks, we appreciate that! And there's still a part two! You gotta get on the second quest, man. It's friggin' awesome! So much fun not knowing where stuff is hidden. Makes me wish there was a third quest.

[@hungrygoriya]

Thanks very much! I was glad to be along for the ride on this one.

[@TheReNesance]

This was seriously enjoyable. You guys did all the tough work so I can sit here and learn about how these two quests connect and contrast. So fun! I love how the whistle in the second quest brings you to where the dungeon was in the first. It's almost like shades of switching back and forth from the dark and light worlds in LTTP. I look forward to part 2!

[@NefariousWes]

You haven't played the second quest yet?! Dude, get on that! Funny how most of the Zeldas have that Light World/Dark World thing going, ya know? Currently working on part two, hope to get it out ASAP. Thanks, man.

[@TheReNesance]

@@NefariousWes No, I have played it.. but only once, and in adulthood.. so I don't feel much connection to it.

[@hungrygoriya]

Thanks for checking this out. There are lots of little tidbits I found out while seeing this video come to life, like the whistle taking you to unexpected places. It's always neat finding out new things about an old favourite.

[@TheReNesance]

@@hungrygoriya Anything to make these old games feel new again! Nothing like playing a favorite and getting to say "wow, I never knew that!"

[@lostfan5054]

Loved Collab with Hungry Goriya!!! Great content, y'all

[@maximpact24]

Excellent and well done both of you. You left me wanting more and as a hardcore original Zelda fan, I can't wait for part 2. Again, well done you guys. :)

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks, man! The fact that part one left you wanting more is definitely encouraging.

[@PragmatikReviews]

I never touched the second quest, So an old man that takes a full heart is absolutely terrifying to think about! Man, this was a well done video and I bet this editing took forever. Great job from two of my favorites in the retro world!

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks, man! Yeah, wait till you see what else there is. And you can tomorrow when part two comes out! I'd say it took about 80 hours or so to edit both parts. Probably spent over 100 hours on the entire project. Phew.

[@erbwars]

Wow the heart and soul you guy put in this video shows. I admittedly never played through the second quest. I always intended to, but other games find a way to bump it. Great job guys.

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks. Yeah, this is Zelda we're talking about, so lots of passion went into this project. That's why I chose Hungry Goriya to be my partner.

[@winterland3253]

Your channel is very underrated.

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks! I appreciate that.

[@SeveredLegs]

The specific scene you chose for the VERY short mention of The Goonies II shows me you really know the game well!

[@UncleNemmy]

The first time I beat the second quest was twelve years ago this month but watching the completionist made me feel like doing it again and making sure I get everything in both quests

[@JLuv81]

Awesome job on this both of you. Looking forward to part 2. I never beat the 2nd Quest but now I might have to give it another shot!

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks, Jen. I highly recommend the second quest, especially since you love this game so much. You'll love it even more!

[@jakek5417]

Awesome, two of my favorite channels

[@dfailsthemost]

I cannot tell you how happy this has made me. When i was a kid, i named my save file zelda not knowing its effect. I didn't remember until you mentioned walking through dungeon walls. I was like "yeah, that's normal isn't it?" Now i understand why it was so punishing.

[@NefariousWes]

I'm surprised at how many people have told me a story just like yours. Maybe Nintendo should've made the name to enter for the second quest: Ganon.

[@Dongled]

The level of work you put into this one was insane. Great breakdown of a quest that I've never seriously attempted. It was always super intimidating to me so the wareabouts of some of the items was new knowledge. Great job!

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks, man! It's Zelda, I can't do a Zelda video half-assed. And the second quest is great! I recommend everyone who hasn't gone through it to do so.

[@TheJamison86]

I’m always excited to see a new retrospective by NW. Love your videos bro!!!!

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks, I appreciate that!

[@jebfullinwider4379]

VOMITRON! More people need to know. Jacked for the new one coming out

[@NefariousWes]

Damn straight.

[@StephenWilds]

Nice long video, good work.

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks.

[@samuelc6834]

Awesome video...I personally always loved those Link comic panels

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks!

[@SPac316]

Good stuff, guys! I never played through the 2nd quest, so it's cool to see what else was different, other than the dungeon layouts.

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks! Glad it's entertaining for people who haven't played through the second quest. I was worried about that.

[@hungrygoriya]

Thanks for checking it out! The second quest was so tough, but it was a great new take on an old favourite of mine.

[@carsonhalley2703]

Love the piano theme in rag time at the end!

[@NefariousWes]

Red Aux played it just for this video!

[@DoYouNerd]

Wow, what an incredible team up between you two on this!!! Love going through this with you--your knowledge and of course the slick editing and fantastic music selections; this is an amazing video and I cannot wait for the second part! Also, the invisible walls. Thank you internet, but screw you Zelda Second Quest...

[@NefariousWes]

Aww, Second Quest is a lot of fun, even with its bullshit parts. Part two is coming tomorrow! Thanks!

[@tim_is_random]

Regarding walking through walls, there is an in-game hint from an old man within the same dungeon where you first need to do this: “Walk through the wall.”

[@dezm101]

great video, I still need to finish the first quest! Started it over a handful of times, but always need to resort to a guide

[@NefariousWes]

No shame in using a guide. I recommend finishing it. It's great!

[@DieHardGamerBros]

I heard about the second quest but never attempted to even try to play. One of these days I will. Great video guys!

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks, man. I highly recommend the second quest.

[@Justin-Hill-1987]

The position Link warps to on the map depends on which way Link plays the magic whistle's music: * When Link faces north/east, he warps forward one dungeon entrance. * When Link faces south/west, he warps backward one dungeon entrance.

[@josefkrenshaw179]

I was told to use the whistle a lot and some walls can be walked through in the second quest. This was without much detail. When I got to that one room in the second dungeon it took me a bit to connect the dots and try to walk through the wall.

[@BlakestersMcGertNab]

If you use the recorder/whistle after being hit by a bubble, you can recover sword usage instantly but the same isn't true for red bubbles however.

[@wmaven]

Awesome work! I wish there could be text print under each side of each quest version notating difference and not just spoken; would be easier to follow VS just looking at the gameplay. Looking forward to PART 2 for this one!

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks! Yeah, it's a lot of info to take in. You should write up the comparison that you're looking for. That's what I do when I want something and it doesn't exist -- I make it myself, hence this and many of my other videos. It's why I started doing this.

[@painter194]

Stop teasing me Wes! I can’t wait for this vid! Such a big fan of yours. I watch your old videos on the daily. All your Resident Evil videos, Sweet Home, The Immortal, and your Metroid comparison video are some of my favorites. Thou we had a different opinion when it comes to that Metroid vid. Nothing can beat Super Metroid in my opinion, but you do make a good case. To each there own 👍🏼. Anyways, I’ll see you Friday.

[@NefariousWes]

Two more days! Looking forward to seeing you on Friday!

[@InternetTAB]

I thought to walk though the wall because of the secret at the north east corner of the map, where you walk through a mountain. I actually beat this when I was 5 with my moms help. she showed me how to game the "Monkey making Game" by saving and resetting. This is such a great game, and your work is as well. very good work to both of you

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks, we appreciate that!

[@TheVintageGamer]

I really should play through this...

[@mielthesquid6536]

Very interesting video! As for the fake walls, I remember that it was my father who found out just by trying everything. Not sure if I would have though about that when I was 8. The tricky aspect here was that you have to push a bit against the wall to discover it was fake unlike in Zelda 2 where it's easier to find out.

[@JalopySeconds]

What’s the name of the song at 15:05?

[@NefariousWes]

Slaughterama

[@cowardlylion42]

I can’t recall how we discovered how to walk through the wall. May have been a Nintendo Power magazine or playground friend. In any case, I solved the first two dungeons in the second quest, without getting the flute from level 2. Obviously, I found level 4 next, since the flute is required for level 3. I am pretty sure you can “finish” level 4 without walking through a wall, but you end up missing the raft. I also struggled with the first quest level 7 because 7-year old me didn’t think you would be able to enter a space that wasn’t on the map (the first time you can do this is level 4, but that’s optional and only for rupees).

[@yeshivatohrdavid5591]

The red bubbles can be cured not only by the blue variant, but also: Fairy on the lakes in the overworld and the medicine.

[@dfailsthemost]

Man, now I desperately want to play the first quest.

[@8BitGlitch79]

Awesome job can't wait for the 2nd part. Oh and Vomitron in there was epic.

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks! Yeah, Vomitron gave me permission to use their music in my videos four years ago, so I have a bunch of their music in several of them. No one does better NES covers in my opinion.

[@8BitGlitch79]

@@NefariousWes yeah as soon as I dicovered them I bought the CDs.

[@1UpJohn]

Woah! I didn't know you could find hidden rooms with the flute in the 2nd quest! I love discovering new game mechanics in old games. Good job!

[@NefariousWes]

Oh yeah, the flute plays a huge role in the second quest. Thanks!

[@CaptainAlgebra]

Great work! I've never played the second quest and maybe I dont want to after hearing how annoying it can be. Can't wait for part 2!

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks! The second quest is awesome, man! So much fun!

[@RetroJonesy]

Awesome video. I thought this was an older video and though part 2 would be on but didn't realise it was a brand new one that only premiered very recently 🤣 anyway, looking forward to part 2

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks! Keep an eye out for part two. Coming soon!

[@jameswarner5878]

Took me a couple of weeks to walk through the wall. I remember asking everyone I knew if they had played the second quest but no one had. Eventually I did it by accident by just going to it and trying to walk through it.

[@MasterBalofsky]

Amazing review and really re-lived the experience. Just a note, curse of the red bubble can indeed be cured by the blue, but pond faeries and medicine can also cure him

[@ChiefXuligan]

Wasn’t expecting an old school Offspring song. Nice!

[@NefariousWes]

It fit in perfectly at that part.

[@braselthegamer]

I want part two NAOW

[@NefariousWes]

Working on it right now.

[@Jopo1226]

The only reason I found the raft is cause I noticed those 3 rooms were unexplored and I finally decided to go past the triforce room. I knew walls were walk through being I should have gotten the whistle by that point.

[@TheRealDustinNunn]

The first Zelda game that I beat was Oracle of Ages.

[@meta2006]

I have already told you quite a while ago how this game helped me learn English and that it took two years renting it at the video store as it wasn't available to buy until 1995 here in Brazil (unless via importation which was really expensive) . If there was a time machine I would tell my 12-13 year-older self to draw the freaking map! Seriously, maybe it took me so long for the simple fact that I couldn't locate the second dungeon and it never occured to me to sketch things down to help me. I found teh ZELDa naming trick just out of curiosity, if the name of the game is "Zelda" and the hero is called "Link" what would happen if I put the names Link and Zelda? And voilà, so I managed to play both quests and once I beat the first one it took me two or three days to finish trhe second one. I saw somewhere here on youtube that the walkthrough wall in the second dungeon of the second quest was guesswork, put the way the walls are lined out is a giveaway to me and I found it pretty easy to find.

[@NefariousWes]

Once you know what to look for everything falls into place.

[@nintendojoe2958]

I love the GWAR reference!

[@backinthedaygamer]

This was an awesome video! I've never seen anyone compare the 2 before. I had no idea there were so many differences aside from the location changes. There is actually a diff enemy that takes your sword permanently? I'm not sure I have the time to take on the tasks of burning all those bushes ever again lol

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks, man. Pretty sure I'm the first one to do a video on this topic. I've had the idea for four years. Playing through the second quest is so much fun. Almost like playing a new Zelda NES game.

[@backinthedaygamer]

@@NefariousWes I really do want to get into it. But man I really don't have time to reburn every bush lol. I can rem sitting in my old basement when Zelda came out just burning and bombing everything. I can rem my Dad being like "WTF?"

[@NefariousWes]

@@backinthedaygamer Just use a guide for that stuff.

[@Sweetguy1821]

No wonder I never beat this game as a kid, I unknowingly would always start second quest naming my save files zelda lmao.

[@NefariousWes]

😆

[@willmistretta]

I always wondered if this hint from page 33 of the manual was supposed to be a reference to the walls you can walk through: "In the caves where people live are invisible closed doors. How to open them? That's a secret." Not a perfect match, but the wording of clues in this game can be kind of dodgy at times. I wouldn't rule it out.

[@NefariousWes]

I think that refers to the shops/grumpy geriatrics that can be uncovered by bombing rock in the overworld.

[@mr79843]

probably should have mentioned that the "swaztika" is actually a manji symbol which is for prosperity in japan where the game came from.

[@mr79843]

awesome vid though

[@NefariousWes]

Like I mentioned to someone else, it's more of my style to make a joke for something like that and the opportunity to toss in a GWAR sample there was too juicy to pass up. Thanks!

[@mr79843]

@@NefariousWes lol. the GWAR part went right over my head i guess. i heard of them but never heard them. thanks for the reply. most creaters don't bother.

[@NefariousWes]

@@mr79843 Replying is one of the best things about doing KZbin. If you're gonna take the time to watch my video and chime in, you're damn right I'm gonna reply. And a lot of my references are pretty obscure, so no sweat.

[@mr79843]

@@NefariousWes well thanks. i love your videos but youtube has a bad habit of not notifying me of stuff even with the bell. i should have seem these videos a long time ago. better late than never. thanks again!!

[@UncleNemmy]

The first time I got to the second quest was early 1996 after beating Ganon

[@soyburglar77]

That issue of Nintendo Power is legendary! By the time I got my hands on it, someone had already ripped out the Zelda section. So I had to start from ground zero. But I think that is why the game was so incredibly intriguing and immersive for my 12 year old little brain, as I just had to figure it all out.

[@NesNyt]

Compass only gets seen if u kill all enemies in second quest. Quest 1 they are out in the open

[@kainemaxwell]

Love this!

[@discipulanoctis]

Zelda fan since 1987 here. Just ran across this video, enjoyed it very much, but I'm surprised that the following were not discussed: - That swastika is an ancient symbol called a manji in Japanese and in the old player guides, from the Chinese character "wanzi." On old Asian maps, the symbol marked the location of a Bhuddist temple. Other cultures and religions have the same or similar symbols, facing right and left, in their art and spiritual scriptures. The term "swastika" itself comes from Sanskrit, "svástika." It didn't get co-opted for hateful purposes until just before the first World War. - There were four ways to recover from a Red Bubble hit, not just one: Touching a Blue Bubble, drinking Water of Life, touching a Triforce piece, and visiting a fairy fountain. Obviously, the impracticality of the last two is another demonstration of the sadism of the developers.

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks! I put a lot of work and heart into this one. I could've mentioned the manji, but it's more of my style to make a joke, and the opportunity was just too good to pass up, hence the GWAR reference. And I either forgot or simply didn't know about the other methods of recovering your sword from the Red Bubbles. I even looked it up when we were writing the script and didn't come across that info.

[@RetroIslandGaming]

Did you do some stealth editing with the, "Leave your life, or money?" part? I didn't notice it the first time around, but it caught my eye on round two. Great idea to bring along Hungry Goriya. She's super cool and definitely knows what she's talking about. Please tell her I enjoyed her segments! The animating goriya was too funny. The visuals looked sharp on my screen. You're killing it with the editing as always. All the little touches and add-ons make your videos stand above the rest. It's harder and harder to find quality stuff on KZbin, so thanks for all the effort you put in. Ignition was a great album by Offspring! I did dabble with the second quest when I was younger after beating Zelda. It was fun having everything changed up, but I was borrowing the game and my buddy wanted it back. Definitely a harder experience, and I was not able to complete it. I'm curious what you'll do with part two. Your video is doing really well, man! I'm glad because you seemed on the edge of wanting to continue with YT or not. You have a knack for this stuff. I want to see you continue AND be successful. Let's hope Part Two continues the view train you got going on!

[@NefariousWes]

Uh oh, what gave it away? Yeah, I had been wanting to collaborate with HG for a while, and I had been wanting to do this video for a while, so it just made a lot of sense. Glad she was totally on board. We spent quite a bit of time on the script. And yeah, HG loves Offspring, and Pyro fit in perfectly for that part of the video. I was into Ignition before Smash, and when that album blew up I remember being pissed, cuz they were so underground back then, and all of a sudden the kids who talked shit about the punks were listening to it. I had found out about them from a 'zine that some punkers in my high school made using the copy machines at school. They would photocopy the CD artwork, stickers, flyers, etc, and make headlines out of magazine clippings, similar to a ransom note. Wish I still had that thing. They also covered Green Day before they exploded with Dookie. You should revisit the second quest. It's a lot of fun, man, especially if you're a hardcore Zelda 1 fan. And I'm still considering my future on KZbin, but it's really hard to get out. I'm passionate about making videos. Look for part two tomorrow!

[@hungrygoriya]

Thanks so much for the kind words. I've been hacking away at this game since I was a kid so it was great to finally do the second quest. I couldn't say no to having a chance to gush about one of my favourite games so it was a no-brainer when Wes asked me.

[@dfailsthemost]

I think I jumped straight to the second quest with a cheat, but I can't remember. But it was hard as nails to little kid me. Edit: Yeah, I named the file zelda on my first playthrough. Brutal.

[@SaadAzim]

Hot figgins! Two of my favorite YouYubers on a collab. Looking forward to part 2. ^_^

[@captainnintendo]

If someone was presenting the second quest as their big final project in game design school, I imagine they would get a big F. It pretty much miserable every step of the way. Expect your to make ludicrous actions yet punishes you from experimenting and goes out of it's way to drag things out, punish you, leave you with zero clue of what to do and kicks you while you are down. Hiding the second quest what is arguably the worst password ever must have caused so many kids back in the day to start the second quest by accident and just wiped the floor with their arses. Even with a map and guide at your disposal, it's still a terrible experience to play through it. There is absolutely no fun to be had. It takes all the minor poorly designed parts of the first quests and cranks it them all up to 11. The Japanese version of Super Mario Bros 2 (Lost Levels) was also too punishing but you could at least make progress and learn if you tried. Here you literally have to smash your head against a wall and hope that it'll somehow reveal the paths This quest is cruel and the game simply doesn't want the player to have fun. Simple as that imo ^^;

[@NefariousWes]

I dunno, I had a blast with it. But yeah, some parts are just straight up bullshit.

[@retropalooza]

Hungry goriya sent me...... grumble grumble

[@Joooooooooooosh]

I never knew about second quest until I just unknowingly named my character Zelda and couldn't figure out why none of the dungeons matched the maps I was looking at and why it was so hard. Whoops!

[@richardoaks8333]

Long live wes!!!!

[@NefariousWes]

The way I party, I dunno, ha ha. Thanks, man.

[@richardoaks8333]

@@NefariousWes I'd love to party and retro game with Wes!

[@nobodyimportant8859]

The map in the first quest for level 3 is a manji not a swastika

[@JezElectro13]

wow... how long can intro takes... 6 minutes

[@markrich7693]

The second quest is kind of like the third the first dungeon dose have sword throwing skeletons

[@midwaygamer-ou3my]

the second quest is just too hard for me. I couldn't beat it I got about halfway through it. and once I got to those little blue and red balls that take your sword. after like 2 and 1/2 hours of being stuck on dungeon 4. I was like "you know what. it's not worth it I beat the original game I am satisfied with that". anytime I beat the game I just reset and do it again. I don't have the patience to deal with some of the traps that this version has.

[@NefariousWes]

Level 4 is the worst.

[@Jason-wq9ph]

Rally's version of AVGN. But good vid.

[@anonamatron]

GWAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@PostMesmeric]

I don't have much experience with Zelda 1's second quest, but dear lord, some of those changes are CRUEL. I can't imagine just stumbling across some of those fake walls back in the NES days. Great video and production values from both of you. I'll share this around social media. Keep up the awesome work!

[@NefariousWes]

Thanks, I appreciate that! Yeah, the second quest does get pretty unforgiving, especially the fourth dungeon. But wait till you see what's in store for part two....

[@dfailsthemost]

Never actually played with a strategy lol

[@retropalooza]

Wtf no level 9

[@jsebastian9547]

Wow... 8 minutes in and a nod to old school offspring, long before they sucked. Nice.

[@hylianfelldragon1308]

TFW you're so much of a Gen Z snob that your first experience with Zelda 1 was the 3DS virtual console and you bought it just cuz you were bored and wanted to buy a "new" game for your 3DS that was dirt cheap.

[@antichoice1]

The second quest is essentially a new game; the dungeons were insane. It was one of the only NES games I actually beat (and the first quest obviously.)

[@joegarcia9951]

That sounds like the offspring