My Favorite Things Autumn 2024

We’re talking Delicious in Dungeon, Frieren, Lies of P, Scavengers Reign, and perhaps an appearance from Garfield.
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[@mac4974]

Irish shoppers going about their day, until they see a solemn man dressed as Garfield walk by, an ominous portent of things to come, a harbinger of madness

[@marioandwes]

I thought I was having a fucking stroke LOL

[@FTSFBS]

😂

[@scagmo_au]

And lasagne.

[@tyliudyna]

nah it's dublin, there's always weird shit happening

[@mac4974]

@@tyliudyna "in Dublin! I'm about ta the shit beaten out of me!" - John Wolfie Walsh on stream when he realizes what he's obligated to do

[@realkingofantarctica]

"You look like you hate Mondays. I can fix that." That's the vibe I got from the intro.

[@AhmedMalaki]

Exactly

[@wyatt8315]

I love to hear this man talk about his favorite things, protect this man at all costs

[@davidvidal5949]

x2

[@nickster_xd8937]

x4

[@Comicbroe405]

So real

[@AhmedMalaki]

I thought you said project

[@hashaskinner]

His taste aligns so well with mine that it’s borderline eerie

[@orangeblaster500]

Rock and Rule comes from such a specific time of Western animated films that only really came back once the internet took off. A mixture of genuine artistry with no fucks given unprofessionalism.

[@kohhna]

See also Ralph Bakshi's back catalogue.

[@jubjubwantrubrub]

Opening with the garfield suit, strong choice.

[@KillaD69]

Personally I would have gone with baby oil

[@roryschussler]

Look at that lad, just shattering people's minds with the notions coming off him.

[@songoku2711]

Thanks for the spoiler as I opened the video. LOL

[@mr.tuxedopanda5588]

And in public no less, insanely bold holy shit

[@caolanmoore4027]

Not just in public in dundrum the largest shopping mall(I think) in Ireland. He could easily have gone somewhere way less populous.

[@basicjenkins]

Dude, shouting out that bakery was so sweet. So nice to see someone with such a big platform choosing to big up a small business. What a sweetheart

[@draco6349]

never before have i, as an American, wanted so badly to go to one random extremely specific cookie shop in Dublin

[@basicjenkins]

@@draco6349 I'm booking a flight as we speak

[@nacligang]

​@@draco6349considering the bigger cookie company we deal with here in America it makes me want to plan a trip to Dublin as soon as possible

[@vschmerz]

World Central Kitchen (the Charity he donated to) provided meals in Taiwan in the aftermath of the Hualien Earthquake. As a Taiwanese person myself and as someone who had relatives in Hualien, I wanted to thank you.

[@stfnknbb]

Mom protecting her kid from the Garfield man at the start lol

[@LordOwenTheThird]

Love how you can see the kid waving to garf despite that

[@theidiot412]

When Toriyama died, I decided it was time to read Dragon Ball. I thought the 16 volumes of the original series and it was wonderful. My dad loves Dragon Ball, Akira Toriyama’s death was incredibly impactful, one of my earliest memories is me and my dad watching the cell arc of Dragon Ball. Rest in peace Akira Toriyama, a man who shaped my life in a way few others did.

[@Gadget-Walkmen]

Same! DBZ manga is fantastic!

[@sethmilk]

This was supposed to be a short, simple manga about an old man and a tank which I made for my own personal enjoyment. But the tank was harder to draw than I expected, and I stubbomly insisted on drawing it all myself, so I came to regret ever getting involved with it. But the story was already plotted out to the end, so I couldn't change anything, and I went through hell drawing the whole thing. -Akira Toriyama, 2000

[@NiamhIsBig]

Eyepatch Wolf: hey guys give some love to Majular and Grimbeard by subscribing to them Me, who’s been subbed to both for months: I’m 4 parallel universe ahead of you

[@heretible]

The primal fear I felt opening this video inside the Dundrum shopping centre cannot be understated

[@heretible]

Guess Cookieboy is next on the agenda

[@skeleboneguy3694]

Going to a shopping centre in a garfield cosplay is a clear sign of dominance.

[@StrawberryBatman]

My earliest memory of Dragonball is being a young child absolutely terrified of Majin Buu. Watching this happy monster turn some kids into candy and feeding them to another blind child. Seeing Dabura, who was scary himself, turned into a cookie and completely done away with. The fear and curiosity those moments left me with are what compelled all of my interest in anime and visual art as a whole; Nothing else will ever in my mind compare to the master piece that Toriyama created.

[@ahmedhasanica6120]

Grimbeard has been a strong "KZbin hidden gem" favorite of mine for a while now. His videos are the perfect combination of absurd deadpan comedy, surprisingly earnest insight and Twin Peaks references. Absolutely wonderful to see him shouted out by a bigger channel like this.

[@joearnold6881]

Agree. Same for majuular, who has a different kind of thing but is among my very favorites

[@Sunaru6914]

BRO THANK YOU. Feeling shit rn cuz of that covid fever, 38°C fucking me up and I immediately click on this video upon getting that notification and the first thing I hear is Silent Hill music. BLESS YOUR SOUL.

[@atomicchicken4453]

SICK BROTHERS RISE UP

[@dduuddeechil]

Get well soon!

[@Sunaru6914]

@@atomicchicken4453 TO THE GLORY OF HEALTH!!!! ✊️✊️✊️✊️

[@Sunaru6914]

@@dduuddeechil thank you ^^

[@oleksandrbyelyenko435]

Same. What a coincidence

[@422982405]

“IS WHAT A WORSE KZbinR WOULD SAY” is both funny and psychologically healthy thank you Mr. Wolf

[@gustavohernandeza.890]

"some things are too interesting to be forgotten" - me in my deathbed remembering John in a Garfield suit sit down pondering existence outside an Irish mall

[@BladeLigerV]

I randomly stumbled upon Dragon Half back over a decade ago. It doesn't live rent free in my head, it does pay rent in the one bedroom brain apartment it rents reliably. It's just there. All the time. Every once in a while it goes "You are now thinking about the anime dragon girl from the 90s that wore the super skimpy outfit. You are welcome." And then I once again suspect that it was one of the initial seeds that got me into monster girls.

[@fearjunkie]

We are off to a ROLLICKING start with that cold open.

[@sodfheisnbc8395]

That intro is why I love this channel

[@KimPlausible]

The last things I could have expected when I clicked on this video was a shoutout to Nutgrove and garfield in Dundrum... truly there is no better channel on this platform

[@DKP_TV]

I resonate so much with the ending segment on Akira Toriyama and the sheer influence he had on my life. No matter what was going on in life, 5:30pm on Toonami would be Dragon Ball Z time and I'll always be grateful of how he opened my eyes to different shows, games and art styles. Also a side note, but your videos are honestly the highlight of my sub feed whenever I see one pop up, thanks for doing what you do!

[@MoeKyorosuke]

I get 90% percent of my media recommendations from this guy. They are always great.

[@emerorofbroccoli]

so glad to see Grimbeard get a shoutout, one of my favourites in the gaming space of this website

[@LoveYourself-318]

I was just rewatching the fake videogames video, the timing is frightening

[@dracu9833]

well what are you waiting for? rewatch more old videos so we get new ones! get to it! andale!

[@leafbladie]

The garfield onesy had me rolling at the start

[@boomfestival2023]

Hey Wolf, I did alot of bad choices in my life and lost love for life. I tend to withdrawal from reality when its overwhelming. Today i am not feeling well. I always love to watch your videos. Thank you for showing what you love!

[@leonmarquws]

Hey man, hope you'll feel better over the day :)

[@HostileHostelry]

Completely understandable thing to do life can suck, I’m glad John brings you joy and I hope you feel better soon.

[@MegaRay220]

Kind of shocked you didn’t include I Saw The TV Glow. An absolutely terrifying exploration of nostalgia and dysphoria that left me physically unwell for days after I saw it. Feels right up your alley

[@andrewkeddie7563]

That line about how "the future has to contain good things too, right?" almost had me in tears. And I'm not even sure why.

[@VoidTrashy]

The absolute popoff I just did seeing someone mention Grimbeard and Majuular was insane. I think I scared someone walking their dog outside my window. Those two improve my work days so dramatically and deserve every bit of mention they get. Thanks Ocularly Disadvantaged Lupine Guy!

[@FROZENSOLID]

YES! Seeing GrimBeard here is amazing! so happy to see him getting mentioned!

[@Forfunaccount]

AHHHHHH THE BEST KZbinR POSTED HIS QUARTERLY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ART AGAIN I WILL NOW CREATE MY LIST OF THINGS TO CONSUME AND CELEBRATE I AM DEAD SERIOUS YOU HAVE HAD A SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON MY LIFE TASTE AND PREFERENCES AND I TRULY APPRECIATE EVERY PIECE OF CONTENT YOU MAKE I HOPE YOU KNOW THAT YOU ARE AN AMAZING PERSON AND THAT YOU MAKE PEOPLE FEEL LESS ALONE IN THE WORLD AND THAT IS ENOUGH FOR US AND ALSO YOU ARE A VERY HANDSOME MAN

[@WayOfTheZombie]

Thanks for waking up my dog

[@fixxundfertig]

I KNOW RIGHT

[@Maskami]

it's really really something youtube needs. instead of endless channels dedicated to laughing at other people or ranting about horrible things, we really, really need some wholesome little guy coming in and saying 'hey look at all this cool stuff i found. you might like it!'

[@fixxundfertig]

@@Maskami yes, absolutely 💕

[@patricksmiff9648]

I was I wanna say around 11 years old. My mom and younger sister were in the living room talking which gave me the opportunity to choose what was on the tv. I changed the channel to nicktoons and happened to catch the episode of DragonBall Z Kai where Vegeta charged the final flash. I sat there enthralled and from then on American cartoons never grabbed me the same again. I spent the rest of middle school obsessed with Dragonball. I got my friend Robbie into the series recently in my mid-early 20's and rediscovering that joy from a series I hadn't rewatched for several years was amazing. Dragonball inspired in me a love of martial arts, anime, and manga. When I heard the news of his passing, I cried in my basement for 5 minutes straight. Thank you Akira Toriyama.

[@EstradiolGel]

Toriyama's work has had such a profound effect on my life, his work has just been such a constant force throughout it. I loved DBZ as a child and his character and monster designs in Dragon Quest are some of my favourite of all time, I think Slimes might actually be a perfect design they're just so wonderful. The Sand Land manga which is so charming and deeply underrated quickly became a favourite of mine when I read it back in January and now I have a little Beelzebub key chain on my purse as my own little memorial to Toriyama. Thank you Toriyama for everything, I hope you can rest in peace. Thank you too Wolf for creating a space for us to share our feelings, memories and remember such a genuine icon.

[@jshbbkns7896]

I'm fully prepared for Garfield's loving embrace 🗿

[@yvil2433]

"What it is to put your all into something and that something destroys you" CUTS to tekken. (Felt that, That's me)

[@cakemanLHK]

The child waving at you (0:45) is so cute :3

[@kentroberts2545]

The way I drop what I'm doing 60 seconds after you post

[@wasabiavocado]

I love that he's painting Kathy, his archrival in the art section xD

[@Turbo_Waitress]

I’m so glad you mentioned Majuular and Grim Beard here! Both are fantastic.

[@myarea51]

Thank you so much for putting Scavengers Reign on the top of your list. You are one of the few people who could actually help it be greenlit to get a 2nd season. Thank you

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

WELCOME BACK WOLF! Love your content! Frieren is awesome

[@doyleharken3477]

i love it when john shows me a bunch of cool stuff i have only enough free time for to check out like 25%

[@Omegaman4321]

I don't know why "T-shirts. Fuckin buy em." Got me so much

[@snyders2]

Toriyama’s work on the Dragon Quest series is a huge reason as to why I love that series so much. The character and monster designs are so timeless and iconic, while being so unbelievably charming. Something as simple as the Slime is filled with so much character, and the design for DQ4 protagonist is one of the best ever. Thank you Toriyama.

[@aremel42]

One of the benefits of being an old af Gen X'er is that i still have my copy of Demon City Shinjuku on VHS. As well as Ninja Scroll, Wicked City, and about 50+ other obscure OVAs that I blew my paychecks on back in the 90s.

[@KillaD69]

This is Commander Shepard and this is my favorite channel on KZbin.

[@jacobchristie727]

YES EVERYONE SHOULD TALK ABOUT SCAVENGERS REIGN!! One of my favorite pieces of modern science fiction

[@charlottebligh649]

So glad you mentioned Scavengers Reign, I'd been waiting for it for years and it really lived up to my excitement

[@popogeejo]

Eyepatch Wolf, I am... uncomfortable with how much the clown lady you have created is rooting herself into my brain.

[@MaltiBLT]

Wassup Eyepatch Wolf, after playing Red Dead 2 until 4am last night, it feels great to wake up to this.Thanks for all your videos over the years, man.

[@OctoAmbush-nc4xt]

verbally said "nice, new eyepatch video"

[@brettvv7475]

Grimbeard shoutout! Man, i hope this boosts his channel. Dude makes the best videos.

[@namakehruk]

The absolute whiplash I felt when listening to Mr. Eyepatchwolf talk about a documentary about the weird owner/succession crisis of a ren faire only to look and see b roll of the exact Texas Renaissance Festival me and my friends would drive down to once a year. What the hell

[@zanthe_]

Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens... Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens... Brown paper packages tied up with strings...

[@parkerdixon-word6295]

"That's not saying all Isekai are bad, *just the ones I've Seen. " Absolute treasure of a quote.

[@venomvenomvenomous]

It's 6:52 AM on the West Coast, I didn't get enough sleep, I have a very long day of retail work ahead of me, but I'm still happy because there's a new Super Eyepatch Wolf video for me to watch while I get ready.

[@kavv07gaming47]

The timing of this upload is spooky, I haven't been to Europe in 5 years and I remember back then you uploaded a video almost exactly 3 days into my trip and now that has happened again, thank you sir

[@Shadowquacker]

Dragon Half is one of those tings that I remember from my youth and which I never imagined I would ever see someone talk about again :-)

[@brandenjordan6419]

Im really happy about the Majuular shoutout! One of my favorite youtubers lately!

[@APsychoticSloth]

Trunks is a sickest looking character ever with absolutely ice cold drip. The moment he shows up in the manga/anime you just know he's cool from looking at him.

[@memesarekeem]

Before even watching, these videos are always some of the best highlights of the year for me. I always love checking out what you've been interested in and the comments you have on each piece of media. Please don't stop this series!

[@Crocogator]

My jaw is literally agape at your description of ren faire. Holy shit I need to watch this. THE LORD OF CORN!?

[@imagineme9]

How much Adam's are there in the universe Wolf?

[@bigdoinks11]

genuinely can't remember how many times i've played chrono trigger, Toriyama's art is transcendent

[@CorbennRDM]

I was just thinking about how much I wanted one of these videos again, thanks Garfield

[@anonymous6705]

One of my clearest childhood memories was watching the Goku and Piccolo vs Raditz fight, completely uncensored, and my stomach dropping into my ass when I saw Goku and Raditz being skewered and just how much blood they were coughing up. It was one of the most terrifying things I had seen at the time, yet I still wanted to see what would happen next.

[@JimRicken]

Grimbeard is criminally underrated one of my absolute favorite youtubers.

[@dragonragelee9679]

My favorite Dragon Ball memory was going to see Super Broly in theaters with one of my best friends in 2018. This was one of my first times seeing an anime movie in a theater, and it was wall to wall with DBZ fans. It really caught me off guard. The movie itself was a masterpiece. Everything i love about dragon ball on full display. Just couldn’t believe the level of animation i was witnessing. It was like how i always imagined DBZ fights in my head finally came to life. My favorite moment though came the first time that Goku used the Kamehameha in the movie. As he started to charge up, everyone in the theater chanted alongside him. I couldn’t believe it. It felt like the room shook as everyone seated shouted KAMEHAMEHA! I think about that moment all the time when i think how much dragonball means to me. Thank you Akira Toriyama for everything. ❤

[@aliasjon8320]

"Super Eyepatch Wolf" turning into "Hates Mondays Cat" is crazy

[@astrosamurai789]

BRO I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY CHAOS LEGION FAN!!!! I AM EXTREMELY HAPPY WE SHARE THIS COMMON!!!!🎉🎉🎉

[@astcastle]

My dad was a complex guy. He worked as a machinist, he liked doing Auto maintenance on the weekends, he was an army combat, veteran, real classical, masculine I a lot of ways. But he liked books and art too. Stephen King, the expanded universe Star Wars novels, he had his box of sketchbooks he filled up with drawings of superheroes, copied from those “draw like superhero comics “books. He was the kind of guy who taken an interest in anything his kid was into, so he could understand it, and answer questions and share it with me. I appreciated it, even then, but I could always tell when it was an effort for him. Which is why it was so cool to watch Dragon Ball, Z with him; because he didn’t have to try to put up with my he really enjoyed it. We were watching the world tournament as it was airing, and there’s this fight with Goku and a character named Pikkon, where in they do a test of strength and smash their heads together trying to get leverage over the other. I thought that was so cool, and me and my dad would copy it. We’d clasp hands and put ourl foreheads together, and I could push as hard as I could, and he did push just hard enough to put up some resistance without knocking me back. That became a way to show affection between us. When I was excited, we’d do a test of strength just like in the show. Toriyama and his art gave that to me and my dad, who passed away when I was 13. I still don’t quite know how it all works, but I think they get along if they ever met, now that they’re in the same place. They could talk about art, and what makes a man strong.

[@MintyDragonfly]

I actually said “YES!” out loud in my room to no one when you shouted out Majulaar! I’ve been watching him for ages and, just like you, his videos popping up in my sub feed makes me so excited. Always love these vids bud, thank you!!

[@jacobevans1970]

Thank you so much for calling out Grimbeard. He and you are my all time favorite-stop anything I'm doing and watch- KZbinrs. He needs more views!

[@Sleepy-Yeah]

Hearing John talk about his favorite things has become part of my top favorite things

[@manoelheitor9514]

My father was never into the nerd stuff I was into. He would get me to the Movie Theater and help me transform my Optimus Prime for the first time, but he never engaged with anything I like. He is an example of a Dad - with a capital D - but that was simply not his cup of tea. But I remember eaiting lunch with him before kindergarden back in ~2009, he would get off work, come home, cook for me and feed me while watching TV and the Buu Saga was playing - endless loops of it. I was never big into Dragon Ball growing up, it was just a cool cartoon to me. But it was the first time he was invested in a cartoon! He cared for Buu and Mr. Satan - he is an animal-lover, you see - and I cared because of that. Those 20 minutes watching a Dragon Ball arc on loops connected me to my father in a way my favorite heroes and stories didn't. After that, one day he came home with a DVD Box-set. He said Dragon Ball was japanese and that there was a japanese show he watched when he was my age. That was the first time I remember that happening. It was the first Ultraman show. I ATE that show up. I'm a huge fan of it to this day. I was not only watching my hero fight to protect Earth, I was watching my FATHER's hero - it meant a lot to me. Then when I was older, roughly 6 months before COVID happened, I talked to him, remembering those days, and to my shock, he remembered Mr. Satan's name, arc and personality and said he was his favorite character. I saw an Amazong listing of a Dragon Ball manga box-set, all 42 volumes of it. I was very much an anime/manga guy, but never experienced Dragon Ball since my childhood. My parents bought the Manga for me for my Birthday and I couldn't stop reading. I can't point my finger as to why, but Dragon Ball locked me in like no other story had since One Piece. When COVID and Quarentine happened, I was 2 Volumes away from completing the Buu Saga. I remember being scared and my family in panic as we sat in the kitchen watching the news. I got the Genki-Dama chapter. I can't explain the sweel of emotion I felt. All the fear I was feeling faded away as I saw how humanity together is stronger than any adversary, how we can overcome the highest of walls if we simply do our part to help each other. As tears flowed down, I saw the beauty of a community and of every person that is a part of it. I'm sure Toriyama never expected a Quarentine to blow up and never expected that chapter to inspire a nerdy dude to do his part in social-distancing and to continue his path to be a Pharmacist because of his dreams of helping out, but he did - I was already on that career path, but he sure was a part of inspiring me further. As you said, he impacted me so much and I'm not even a spec of dust among the amount of other lives he changed. Thank you, Akira Toriyama, you'll be missed. Rest In Peace.

[@vincentroberts8327]

Duuuude. I love Grimbeard so fudging much. Send that channel to the moon

[@sinshenlong]

Dragonball was one of the first animated stories that I took seriously. I was around 10 years old, and seeing how it blended so many genres and tones while also being animated and being the global phenomenon that it became influencing kids and adults alike, it became a standard for me. As a creator, I chased Toriyama without knowing what the hell I was doing, but I knew I wanted to capture what I felt while watching Dragonball. Since then ive read the manga, and saw his other works outside dragonball and even though I wish he got a chance to expand on some of his other ideas, I'm grateful for what we got a chance to experience. I'm also thankful for how much he added to my approach to storytelling. Rest in Power.

[@sanathsambamoorthi4868]

Chaos Legion!!! Holy shit, never thought I would see someone talk about it as an adult. Getting Thanatos to max version is something I still remember to this day.

[@TarAnarion]

Thank you for putting me onto Napoleon Blownapart. As a huge MMA fan I've blown through all his video's in a weekend. The best MMA content on the platform imo. Immediately ordered his merch too.

[@DthBakesh]

It's even kind of eerie, to hear that you like youtubers to whom I'm already subscribed. And about Majuular, you forgot the main thing - gorgeous intro

[@gendygoblin8391]

Terminator Zero was my personal favorite piece of media from this year. Was a great way to re-approach a popular ip that has been dead in the water for like 20 years.

[@varsuuvius5837]

I'm a younger brother, so naturally I always identified with the younger characters or siblings in shows. So as with many, Gohan was *my* character. He was the one I always cheered for. I could almost recite his episodes with Piccolo training him and his parallels to his father as a kid when you compare them between panels. The Cell Saga was a big peak for me of course but honestly, who Gohan became and has currently ended up as were so big for me. My brother was the sports guy, he was an all star at every sport in school and I thought he was just the coolest. But I never was. I wanted to learn like Gohan did and study and do that for my life. So seeing Gohan succeed and become a smart guy with a normal family was so fulfilling for me. And of course with the current state of DBS, Gohan finally achieving his new form and being able to rival his father on equal, if not higher ground according to the manga, really inspires me even today. There's something about how Toriyama really loved the exuberant energy of youth and how much he loved those panels. Yes Gohan gets brutalized and early DB was not short on kinda horrifying stuff happening to Goku, there's such a strong happiness to it all. I still have the single volume of DB I bought as a kid. It's in good condition because I always held it in such reverence. I hope he knew we all loved his work and how many of us he inspired. Good bye toriyama

[@maraque16]

You've no idea how happy I am that Scavengers Reign is on your list. I've heard *no one* talking about this masterpiece.

[@oblisk7778]

Wolf plays Tekken!? I just looked over at the second channel and you've been playing for months, what!?!? Finding out that one of my favorite content creators plays one of the best fighting game franchises, and a franchise that I keep very close to my heart, has made my day.

[@1kalagen123]

Dragon Ball was the only anime I ever watched with my Grandma. She didn't judge it, she just sat and watched this cool show with me that I could only watch when I stayed up late at their place. It is a powerful memory inside me that I meld into a lot of empathetic situations, give someone else's passion a genuine shot. Sure you may not like it but that genuine empathy of trying to understand what they enjoyed will be conveyed to that person. And they will appreciate it with their soul

[@gallo470]

Dude,no joke, Your works are so atmospheric I honestly can never lose myself in a yt video like I do in yours man,keep it up

[@d9sinc390]

Man, Toriyama's work with DB filled a big place in my heart. I remember being a kid and trying to punch as fast as I was seeing the characters in DBZ and trying to work on my reflexes so if I ever got in a fight, I could recreate the Frieza v. Vegeta fight where I'm just dodging all the attacks and feeling like I was tough shit. I've played a lot of DB games as a result. While I know we'll never see another one or it leaves the DS Prison, DB Fusions was a great little RPG with an amusing concept of letting me fuse DB characters together not to even mention the fact that Toriyama did the designs for Dragon Quest which became a very influential RPG for me as well. Bless Toriyama for all he did while he was here and I love seeing the works of people inspired by him.

[@Nastara]

Delicious in Dungeon: Love letter to D&D Frieren: Love letter to Dragon Quest

[@lg8673]

Toriyama's character designs in Chrono Trigger are still some of my favorite to this day. The level of expression and personality that John described with his Dragon Ball character design, but translated to videogame character. Toriyama did such a great job fully taking advantage of the fact each character came from different times. And they were all designed so that even when they were translated down to just pixels they were still incredibly expressive. The man truly left a positive mark on the world.

[@christiandecoster6132]

You want to know how I knew how the impact of Toriyama's death was huge? When they announced his passing publically, I was in a movie theater and I didn't know until I finished driving home. My mother, who does not read manga or watch anime, knew and took note of his passing in the time it took me to do that. A legend that transcends his medium, his loss is felt by many but that's only proof that he did it like no one else. Rest in peace.

[@thefanfinfulo]

we need to make this intro into a gif, it is simply too much meme potential to be wasted.

[@-Raylight]

Garfield intro is Lasagna/10 Dungeon Meshi and Frieren being mentioned. Let's goooo!! xD

[@HostileHostelry]

I’m loving all the easter eggs from the streams and the art section is amazing. To all the artists I love all your stuff and thank you for showing it to us

[@DrmartiniPHD]

AHHH I managed to get here early. I wanted to say I love your videos and have been here to watch you grow for years! I love seeing these favorites of since it helps me find new things to try and become obsessed with. Love your style and your work and thanks for providing such entertainment content, can't wait to watch!

[@Comicbroe405]

Now that's a bold intro. Love the growth of this channel's production value.

[@sheikah16]

Bruh it's wild that the youtubers you mentioned are 2 of my favorites that I only found over the past year or so. Majuular and Grimbeard fucking own. As for my Toriyama story: DBZ changed my life and got me into anime in general. But the work of his i want to mention is the original Sand Land manga. It is so well done and concise

[@greywitchleila]

Fun fact, the mangaka for Dragon Half's father and grandfather were both pretty well known Marxist scholars in Japan.

[@JaredTakesTime]

I loved the Freeza saga, but the introduction of Trunks, the mystery of the Androids, the horror elements of Cell... that era of Dragonball Z shaped me so profoundly as a kid, culminating in Gohan's Anger. The design of Trunks especially is timeless, and I wouldn't have had long hair and trained for so much of my life had I not had that early inspiration as a kid. Dragon Ball got me into martial arts, but it also got me into taking care of my body, seeing it as a work in progress, and something to be proud of at each and every stage of that journey. Also. Dragon Ball Volume 1 is the reason I got into Manga. I picked up a Three in one for the original Dragon Ball volume after Toriyama passed, and reading through it has been a joy.