Star Wars Clone Wars 2003 Volume 1 Chapter 7 Reaction!!!

[@albedo5455]

1. Ventress survived. 2. This version of Grievous uses fear and intimidation to beat Jedi rather than cheating. 3. This is the first time Grievous was ever introduced.

[@kevinbarber2795]

Albedo yea, he hadn’t even shown up on paper yet. That’s the first time we’d heard the name, the legend.... General Grievous.

[@Karleetoh]

@@kevinbarber2795 at that time, George Lucas didnt know what to do with him yet, but i remembered leaning towards a "moustache-twirling" type of villain. Genndy and his team took a different approach, though.

[@indifference1015]

@@Karleetoh Genndy had the right idea. I respect Lucas for his creativity but some of his ideas are garbage.

[@Karleetoh]

Looking back at the interview, Lucas was actually thinking about making him a intimidating character also, but he was back and forth about it back in the day. Now we know what they went with in the end.

[@theredpillneo2296]

Let’s not forgert Ventress was running UP the stairs BACKWARDS, WHILE BLOCKING/ATTACKING.... HUH?!?😂

[@dagdamor1]

This is why people often complain about how Grievous was treated in Episode III and the CGI Clone Wars. This was the VERY FIRST anyone ever saw of Grievous in any Star Wars medium.

[@kevinbarber2795]

dagdamor1 exactly! Going from this to that is crazy! I can kinda understand they had limitations in the movie but the cartoon series didn’t really have much of an excuse.

[@Grand_History]

dagdamor1 what about republic commandos?

[@dagdamor1]

Republic Commandos 2005, Tartakovsky's TCW 2003.

[@thomasstevens2252]

Actually it doesn't mace windu crushes his organs giving him the cough thus crippiling him for the movie

[@MrGhozt]

He probably got older and was too old of doing cool stunts like that...

[@truexenith8596]

*This Grievous is the best Grievous.* Like if you agree.

[@noobsunrider5843]

I mean, he isn't THE Grievous. He was based on early versions of the character when they were still making Revenge of the Sith and you gotta admit that the character we finally saw in the movie was not the same one they were selling us here (and in volume 2).

[@truexenith8596]

@@noobsunrider5843 Even so, he's far superior to what we got. This is *my* definitive Grievous.

[@noobsunrider5843]

I just mean that this version and the one we eventually got are so different that comparing them is kinda pointless. Sure: this one is by far the most efficient, deadly and strategic one. But the other Grievous wasn't meant to be all that, he wasn't meant to be a cold and calculation killing machine that you couldn't stop if you threw a hurricane at him. He was meant to be a self-confident, proud and somewhat cowardly general that tends to run away when things don't go in his favor. He therefor wasn't mean to be taken as seriously as the other one. Still, for what this Grievous was intended, he is doing a perfect job of it.

[@truexenith8596]

@@noobsunrider5843 And because he wasn't meant to be taken as seriously is why I dislike what we ended up with. I prefer Grievous as he is portrayed in Legends.

[@noobsunrider5843]

For me, it is an exemple of what I call "Early Canon" (just came up with it). It is when the portrayal of a character based on their first appearances differs greatly from how the character turned out in later appearances. Another exemple of that is Bobba Fett's backstory in the early Marvel Star Wars comics as a soldier in the clone wars (which were also portrayed as different to what turned out from Attack of the Clones forward). An interesting alternate take on a character, a "what could have had been" if you will. EDIT: Actually, "Proto-canon" would be a better term.

[@Ultimaton100]

This was General Grievous’ first appearance in Star Wars, and this incarnation is still his best in my humble opinion.

[@melancholymelon5316]

No not in your humble opinion it is just a fact this grievous is the best and always will be

[@hightidekraken]

The 08 one is great but I hate the coward stigma they gave him. Ik Dooku told him to retreat but I wish the writers threw him a bone similar to this episode every now and then instead of having him lose. I mean he didn’t get his collection of lightsabers and braids rom running away. But I do still prefer the 08 series to this one and Grievous design in 08 and Matthew Woods voice we’re way better than this stick figure.

[@T-ZillaSaur]

Oh, I never forgot this General Grievous moment...it terrified me back then😦

[@CT-Clone]

Terry Zillasaurus i remember the first time i saw him land on Sha'a Gi i almost fell out of my chair

[@noobsunrider5843]

Hahahahaha...🤣 "Sha'a Gi"

[@CT-Clone]

William Gionet it is actually his name 😂

[@noobsunrider5843]

It's "TR8R" all over again.

[@noobsunrider5843]

Now I want to see Shaggy and Scooby running away from Grievous in a hilarious montage.

[@CT-Clone]

This is Grievous in his prime and the scared jedi is actually based on Shaggy from scooby doo

[@T-ZillaSaur]

CT-2864 Clone 1853034 Even to this day, that resemblance gets me😆

[@CT-Clone]

Terry Zillasaurus for some reason i find it hilarious when he starts screaming and runs out.... that is until Grievous crushes him

[@Karleetoh]

his name is even Sha'a Gi. lol

[@BAGELMENSK]

Sha'Gi

[@mitchellbaran7917]

And now Grievous is practically a joke while Shaggy's become memed as a god of fighting; ironic that their roles basically got reversed over time XD

[@Fi_Sci_]

Anybody else think that Ki-Adi-Mundi having a stand off with Grievous at the end of the video was Badass

[@The2ndQuest]

The reason Grievous is so powerful here, as well as why his voice is so different is because when they this series started production the movie version hadn't been finalized or cast yet (in fact, Grievous inclusion was a last minute thing- this final battle was originally supposed to be Durge returning which is why Durge was shown to survive the earlier episodes), so they didn't know how he would sound (or that he would be coughing) yet, nor exactly how his fighting capabilities would function. They mostly just had the concept art (which is also why Grievous has a white cape here instead of the darker one he has in the film and the 3D series) and the knowledge that he collected the lightsabers of the Jedi he killed (per his line in the Episode III screenplay) so they took this overwhelming Jedi hunter approach here.

[@MarcMagma]

13:44 Although it's not shown in the TV Series, in Legends, the one who got cut down (Jedi-Master K'kruhk) actually survived by entering a deep state of hybernation. He would later rejoin the Republic, survive Order 66 along with a group of younglings and would join Luke Skywalkers New Jedi-Order, being one of only a few Survivor of Order 66 and the Great Jedi Purge confirmed to do so. Since his species has an extremely long life span, he even sat on the Jedi Council a hundred years later.

[@The2ndQuest]

This was the second time he was thought dead. After this, he learned to keep medical supplies on him.

[@darthrevan704]

Wow

[@envycentral7281]

I loved him in the dark times series

[@CorvaX]

Grievous and Windu are the most badass characters in this series :)

[@Southhs]

12:45-12:46 The jedi who contacted Obi-Wan before he was killed by Grievous was the padawan's master and the only person who could keep him calm, so his panicking becomes understandable and _pretty messed up_ when you think about it.

[@Akiraspin]

This man was like a walking horror movie, then they turned my man Grievous into a walking joke.

[@ricardoreis4385]

Yeah, I once saw a video about this grievous and it said "they didn't treat Grievous as a star wars villain, they treated him as a horror movie monster", not to mention this Grievous music is fantastic.

[@rdhnl]

General grievous is so awesome in that episode that's why he's my favorite character in all of Star Wars

[@BrodyIzod]

Finally!! He’s my favorite character too! They did him dirty in CGI clone wars and ROTS.

[@kevinneutzling8267]

Fun fact- even though he never appears in any other series that one green guy (k’kruk?) survives- there a legends comic series featuring him I think.

[@trentwerner366]

*Cannon/3D Grevious* : “(cough cough) i’ll get you next time jedi padawan!” *Legends/2D Grevious* : “(deeply maniacal laugh) Run Jedi, RUN!!! You’re only delaying the inevitable!”

[@217adaptiveperspective]

Ah, this was the original time Grievous appeared in media...

[@MrKarnator]

Shaggy just got stompet on by Grievous. Poor shaggy, he panicked and it got him killed.

[@Mr_Gray_1995]

The TRUE grevious before they absolutely nerfed him. AKA Windu crushed vital organs of his.

[@thebegleyshow3320]

The Lightsaber fights in this volume chapter are some of THE GREATEST fights in ALL of STAR WARS!

[@Ezramando16]

My 3 favorite things about the original clone wars. 1. Grievous, 2. Fordo, and 3. Everything else

[@revanruler6404]

my 3 favorite would be 1.Grievous 2.Durge 3.Fordo

[@LJLvids]

Fun fact, this series was the very firs star wars thing i ever saw. I got the dvd as a present. but the dvd i had nly had the first half, I only saw the rest like a year ago. So I had to live with this ki-adi-mundi/grievous cliffhanger for years.

[@addisonratcatcher3287]

That last chapter is definitely my favorite 😍 same for volume too. I LOVE it when they let the lesser known jedi have the spotlight!

[@iagomendesleite7817]

6:15 ventress only need to tell "it's over anakin i have the high ground"

[@FiggityJones]

Back when Grievous' only trick wasn't to spin his lightsabers. Like seriously. They just made him a joke after this series and that was always disappointing.

[@FreakDaMIghet]

Though this micro series is no longer canon, I am happy to say that the Battle of Hypori, in which Grievous slaughters all those Jedi, IS still canon.

[@darkarpatron]

In the Legends continuity, Grievous fought against Mace Windu and was able to copy *and* match Windu's Vaapad style, leaving Mace Windu no choice but to force throw a droid vehicle at him, damaging his chest somewhat. The second time they engaged each other in Legends is at the end of this micro series. Legends Grievous was actually dangerous, able to instil fear into the Jedi and back it up. The Terminator with Lightsabers.

[@yohohocow1291]

The reason this grievous is so great. Is because in this show. Yes younger. You can tell by the fact that he's not covered in dirt. And colors defined by age, plus he's a cyborg. And cyborgs are still somewhat organic. So part of his body still ages over time.

[@ray-0249]

So much effort is put into hand drawn work. Imagine the hours it took to choreograph and illustrate these fight scenes the talent and dedication we used to put into art 😢nowadays just put a body suit on, have a green screen and just overlay everything🤦🏽‍♂️💀

[@Mayhemm007]

Please react to volume 2 of the series! It amps everything up to 11! Bigger battles, better animation, and best of all; more General Grievous.

[@bensenpham5409]

Its just a normal day seeing clone troopers flying through the air

[@hightidekraken]

2D personality + 3D Design and voice = Ultimate Jedi killing machine

[@Jan_Iedema]

Ahh yes proper grievous, fear him, adore him and most of all cry about how The clone Wars neutered him because they aimed more at Kids in the beginning.

[@lusotuber]

This is not "proper" Grievous. This is an innacurate interpretation of Grievous. This is not how he's supposed to be. This is Genndy's interpretation of the character based on concept art that George had approved at the time for Revenge of the Sith. The Jedi are out-of-character here too, since they aren't supposed to be afraid. The Clone Wars didn't neuter anyone. It stayed true to the movies thanks to the involvement of Lucas himself. That some people may like this over the top version is one thing. To call it proper is objectively false. This is not how the creator of the character envisioned it.

[@Ayrton_Chitwood]

@@lusotuber Well, this time the creator was actually wrong in my opinion. Lucas should've made grevious a threat like he is here. It would've made him a more imposing villain, and would've made his appearance in both the movies and the later clone wars series far more palpable. It is a far more iconic and terrifying villain than anything Lucas put in the prequels, and I actually like the prequels in terms of their world building, especially BOTH clone wars series. But in this case, the production team for ROTS should've just followed Gendy's interpretation.

[@Ultimaton100]

LusoTuber No, TCW did neuter a number of iconic prequel-era characters, General Grievous among them. It’s not Genndy’s fault Lucas didn’t share his alleged “vision” for Grievous when he was given the character concept and design to work with. What Genndy fleshed out here IS the original, one and true General Grievous. The novels and comics portrayed him like this as well. It wasn’t until the movie and TCW that Grievous was retconned into a cliche cartoon villain. In reality, that’s all TCW was, a cliche Saturday morning child’s cartoon. Star Wars was going downhill with story and character portrayal long before Disney bought it.

[@lusotuber]

Ayrton Chitwood: What?! No, the creator is not wrong about his own creation. That you happen to like someone else's interpretation doesn't make the creator's vision wrong. It simply means you didn't like it. Grievous is not meant to be who you would like him to be. He's meant to be who he actually is, as established in Revenge of the Sith and The Clone Wars by Lucas. That's all there is to it.

[@lusotuber]

Bleeding Eye Watcher: TCW didn't neuter anyone. It stayed true to the characters, thanks to Lucas' supervision. And nobody faulted Genndy of anything. He had limited information about the character and used his imagination to make his own interpretation. But that's all it is: an interpretation. The "original, one and true General Grievous" is the one envisioned by Lucas and that was fully revealed in Revenge of the Sith and TCW. Not this or any other Expanded Universe fan fiction. That you happen to like fan fiction is irrelevant to what the proper version of the characters truly are.

[@emmagoosesheeptoothfairy]

Fun fact: Yavin 4 is just four moons away from the homemoon of the Melodies, who, sadly, are only in Legends. Also, can you please react to Gilligan's Island?

[@helgastt]

Grievous is not a Droid, he's a cyborg.

[@darylsdesigns6679]

helgastt Not completely cyborg. He still has the mentality of a sentient being

[@helgastt]

@@darylsdesigns6679 What's suppose to mean? A cyborg is a living being whose most parts of his body has been replaced by mechanical substitutes. Of course Grievous still has emotions, since its a person with mechanical members! Its the definition of a cyborg! If youre not a cyborg then you are a flesh and blood being or a machine. So you can't be "Not completely cyborg", you are or you are not...

[@thefox1901]

I do hope you will watch the second volume. It connects nicely with the first act of Revenge of the Sith, plus it has more Grievous goodness.

[@potitishogun2961997]

Plot twist: Anakin caught a fever from the rain and lost to Ventress xD

[@Sabatuar]

Yeah, I really do miss Grievous as depicted in this series.

[@nicholasjones7542]

That wooly mammoth Jedi isn’t dead he played dead is people go into a near death hibernation

[@karamshahin2771]

grievous' voice is like that for a reason during the end of this you'll find out why he sounds raspy and coughing all the time

[@Toon___]

His name is ki adi mundi

[@thenerdbase8019]

That scream by Anakin according to another KZbinr he is using FORCE SCREAM in that scene

[@ethanknifsend9775]

Grievous from the 2003 microseries is my favorite prequel character. Too bad he’s trash in the movies.

[@trentwerner366]

And worse in the newer clone wars series... Dave filone baloughney

[@joeymonster5591]

General Grievous has hands no doubt about that

[@EntertainmentMan132]

Two of the greatest lightsaber duels in all of Star Wars animation!

[@arielwilson9293]

Season 2 is definitely worth watching. Don't worry about Greivous' voice. It will all make sense in the end. There is a perfectly valid reason for his change in demeanor between here and episode III. You will see what I mean when you get to that part. This show is no longer canon, but it was intended to be. The novelization of the third movie, along with the book Labyrinth of Evil (also a direct prequel to III) actually reference many of the events portrayed in this series. There are a few plot holes and inconsistencies, but I admire the attempt they made into make everything fit into the timeline.

[@JordanDavila]

The infamous Grievous that scared the crap out of me when I was 13

[@kevinbarber2795]

Man, it still gives excited chills to this day. And yes, first thing next season I think he’s back.

[@mr.vl125]

This general grievous is the only one I’ll truly remember if he didn’t have a broken rib cage and lugs during clone wars it would have had a different outcome

[@bromodragone8405]

The Jedi are Daakman Barrek, Ki-Adi Mundi, Shaak Ti, Aayla Secura, K'Kruhk, Tarr Seirr and Sha'a Gi

[@Aquidion]

Genial 👍

[@kevinhanson7867]

K’kruhk survives the battle of Hypori. He was just in a healing meditation

[@senjikenkryomasa2361]

Tbh imagine this gervous vs obi won if they had them fight on this show?!

[@ForsakenDreamer7]

Then Obi Wan wouldn't be in the original trilogy.

[@e.dnautilis1618]

now imagine that this is the first ever time you have seen grievous. he is terrifying

[@jessicawhitmore5350]

This is the only version of Grievous I acknowledge as canon. I love the Psycho strings they have in his theme song.

[@kaiverse9568]

This is literally the best grievous we got

[@Bronasaxon]

This is the REAL General Grievous that we saw in the CW multimedia project stories. Not the gelded version TCW used. This is part of why in my mind TCW is Disney canon ONLY; Grievous is only one of several reasons why it simply doesn't fit in with the original Legends multimedia project material.

[@hjk8692]

When I was a kid, I had this crazy fear that Grievous was actually one of many and that the reason Palpatine rose to power was because he used them to thin out the Jedi before taking over.

[@randomguy56789]

Back when Grievous was intimidating and powerful and nobody could fuck around with him

[@trollkenobi6727]

The fact that Ki-Adi-Mundi was the one who did the best

[@dreddlockz8364]

Am I the only one who noticed that Obi Wan refers to Fordo as Sergeant, Commander and Captain in the series. West.

[@mechanicpluto2430]

Meeting 3D Grievous: alright lol let's get this over with Meeting 2D Grievous: *HAVE MERCY PLEASE*

[@Angmir]

lol one of the Jedi at 11:27 is 100% Shaggy from Scooby Doo

[@ColeTrainWayne]

Anyone correct me if I’m wrong but, random comment: wasn’t the guy behind this also create Samuri Jack?

[@samosmapper9687]

Mace Windu gave Grievous his ugly voice during this show

[@LadsandLaughs23]

The jedi is called Ki Adi Mundi

[@Tbonejones5900]

Love how when an innocent clone dies he says he died but when r4 a droid dies nooooooooooo r4!!!!!!!!!! XD

[@zeroherrera]

Before the 2nd Clone Wars series was made, much of what we knew of the actual war was from the books and this short animated series. In both, many of the stories were very somber in nature, focusing on how the war was changing everyone who fought in it. Grievous was made to be this Jedi killer and great general who was a real threat, something that, while hinted at in the second series, was often overshadowed by his many failures. BTW, if anyone likes the portrayal of Anakin in this series and want a different take on his time just before his ascension to knight, read Star Wars: Jedi Trials, the novel does a good job of showing Anakin in the early Clone Wars, his portrayal being quite close to this series, though one can see the second series' Anakin in it too. Its not part of the Disney storyline, but none of the media they have currently contradicts it either, and I personally love the Expanded Universe novels.

[@PerryMcCall18]

MJ: Are you kidding me!? Me: I asked the same thing about Grievous in Rebels. MJ: He's more of a badass here! Me: No, not a badass. He's a god damn predator!!

[@Rider.9002]

I swear the clones are saying fu%% fu%* fuc& when getting off the ship

[@trollkenobi6727]

that one brown Jedi survived

[@ThunderCrims]

3:18 yeet

[@F3105_]

This is THE grievous

[@arcticflame7hdsnowflame314]

Dat Pikachu plushie though.

[@kamiloos11]

This Grievous version is cool and strong I like him almost like Darth Vader

[@youqeg]

Okay now this is epic

[@jneumy566]

If you really wanted to ignore that this is Legends and include it in a canon marathon, you could. I wouldn't blame anyone for doing it because I kinda want to too. Of course, the end of 2008 Clone Wars would get messy. You'd have to jump in between three different things, plus skip the Anakin/Obi-Wan side story during the Battle of Coruscant. You'd have to watch the beginning of Old Friends Not Forgotten, then switch to the miniseries and then do a whole bunch of back and forth between RotS and The Siege of Mandalore, but I'd be willing to try it

[@ollie1286]

Very cool.

[@ethantyra3111]

The reason why he is hindered in episode 3 is in volume 2 you will know it when you see it.

[@cringeivore3769]

7:33 Wasn't it raining a minute ago?

[@MrWhatdafuBOOM]

They went inside the temple.

[@cringeivore3769]

And when they came out about a minute later there wasn't even a cloud in the sky

[@MrWhatdafuBOOM]

@@cringeivore3769 I think it's because of the environment they're fighting in. Tropical rainforests are known for short bursts of rain at times.

[@Gojirawars03]

I love this Grievous, but I prefer the 2008 one because of his personality, design, and voice. I love 2003 Grievous’ abilities and fighting style more.

[@SuperJumpBros]

What about the droid attack on the wookies???

[@incogni-bro8276]

They did my boi Shaggy wrong!

[@jlion2439]

I wish people weren't spoilers.

[@xerthetvaoanwarlordpirate6991]

I love Grievous.

[@zindelstudios]

Better than 2008 Clone Wars

[@zero3045]

Huh. Some scenes were cut off in the General Grievous bit.

[@masonwilkes1231]

Kiad-Aidy-Mundi that is his name

[@tylermorgan5230]

Is that an actor I here from yuyu hako show Genki

[@aworriedhuman4355]

Ki adi mundi, obi wan kenobi and general grievus are the best characters in the entire world

[@TheLordofthewolf]

11:26 shaggy the Jedi

[@0JDDAVIDSON]

Are you so excited for star wars the rise of Skywalker when it comes out!!! An I like your videos!!!

[@peterlarrabee5028]

Such a shame this show isn't canon 😞

[@DarkSteven17]

It's still canon in our hearts.

[@royalecrafts6252]

This is way scarier than any darth vader appereance for me, this is just a nonthinking psychopatic animalistic killing being, vader is just a mad human lol

[@ULTRA_EG0]

Yeah this shows his true power rots killed him for the plot

[@tinobenfante7315]

This comment section is about to turn into an echo chamber on how this Grievous is better and all other versions suck

[@Gojirawars03]

Tino Benfante Yep. I actually prefer the 2008/2005 Grievous because he has a better voice, design, and personality. The problem is that this version set such a ridiculously high standard for his abilities and prowess, that by comparison he makes all the other versions look weak, when they’re really not.

[@Ayrton_Chitwood]

@@Gojirawars03 I mean, they kind of are weaker, especially since there's only about one or two times he's actually been victorious on his own against an enemy in the 2008 clone wars series, and ONLY fails in ROTS.

[@tinobenfante7315]

@@Ayrton_Chitwood I agree that he's definitely not as strong in anything after this series, but I've seen people get a little obsessed on how much they love this version

[@snakeboy1912]

The reason why Grievous is so badass in this is because the entire microseries seriously amped up the power scaling of literally everything, especially Jedi...everything in this series is ridiculously OP, which is great for action but not much else...we saw how Windu solo’d the entire droid army without his lightsaber, just by punching and force abilities. If Jedi were that OP then what’s the point of clones? Also think about how clones would be able to kill Jedi if they were as OP as we see here. Also in regards to Grievous in ROTS, let’s not downplay Obi Wan’s Skills here...don’t forget that he’s essentially one of the best Jedi in the Order, only below Windu and Yoda, that’s why he was sent to face Grievous. And a master of Soresu, his defenses are nigh unbreakable, which is how he’s capable of blocking all 4 of Grievous’ arms attacking at once so quickly. So in reality, Grievous wasn’t that weak in the movie, it’s just that Obi Wan is an incredibly skilled Jedi. Also there is a scene later on in the microseries (I don’t think I wanna spoil it though) that actually makes sense when you apply it to ROTS and the 2008 Clone Wars series, explaining why Grievous doesn’t appear as OP compared to the non canon 2003 series. So just keep an eye out and pay attention to the dialogue, it gives some great insight on that. I’ll probably explain it further when you get to that point anyways.

[@revanruler6404]

you're right however tcw shouldn't have nerfed grievous this much (he should still be on jedi master level and easily be able to kill a jedi knight or a padawan)

[@snakeboy1912]

Revan Ruler I mean, he did still kill Nadar...plus I’m sure you know about the scene I’m talking about, where a certain someone tells Grievous that he needs to have certain elements in order to achieve victory against the best of the Jedi, and as we see, he rarely has those elements which means no advantage... Also let’s remember that his victory against a handful of these Jedi hinges on both his advantage through those specific elements that give him the advantage, and the fact that those Jedi were already very tired and weak, unlike most of the fights Grievous had in TCW, with Jedi who were pretty much in prime condition, or had plot armor because they were in ROTS or something else

[@SpiderandMosquito]

It's already been said by others but they were still figuring out Grievous as a character so the show only had so much information about him so came up with this. While I agree that the film version was inferior to this I'm glad that this isn't actually the canon version of the character; I know, sounds blasphemous but hear me out. In this show for amazing as he is, he comes off as sorta Poor Man's Maul. The film version of the character and the more fleshed out canon Clone Wars cartoon may be more goofy but he's absolutely a different type of villain than all the others. Here he's just Darth Maul 2.0 and I do admit to having a soft spot for smiley, cantankerous mustache twisting villains.

[@lzrs2348]

Even though I love the 2008 clone wars, I do think that grievous is much better in this show.

[@jesseguajardo8592]

This show was the best, but thanks to Disney this may or may not be cannon.

[@Jan_Iedema]

It’s quite a shame you had to cut in this video because as far as I am aware this show doesn’t get flagged as bad on KZbin as you would might expect since you can find it in its entirety on KZbin