The Legend of Vox Machina Episode 4 Reaction

[@leonielson7138]

While ravens do play a role later in the campaign, Percy's mask is based on the plague doctor's mask - it's a combination of a necklace of adaptation and goggles of night (filtering gases and letting Percy see in the dark). Delilah Briarwood is a necromancer, while Silas Briarwood is a neck-romancer.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Neck-romancer. Love that play on words 😂😁

[@lbjohnnyjohn]

good one

[@thatlonewolfguy2878]

She's a Warlock, not a necromancer, she just happens to know a bit of necromancy magic

[@ShadowyFox_86]

I wondered about what it was a combination of!

[@thefallencat2080]

@@thatlonewolfguy2878 She was a member of the solstryce academy in wildmount, I'm pretty sure she is more of a necromancer than a Warlock.

[@cobaltsable1800]

"It's not supposed to be sad" Matt: what level? Player: Nine Heartbreak across a 1000 worlds

[@GiftsTrix]

The most sincere, pure, and honest, "I love you" in the history of bromances.

[@NightSterling]

"Vox machina, its not supposed to be sad its supposed to be super happy fun times" Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan are you in for a wild ride.

[@jetvulcan2020]

I don't know what you are talking about its all about positive things like the Raven flying by in the opening.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

A wild ride indeed! 😎🤟🥳

[@GiftsTrix]

Counterspell? What level?

[@jonathaneverson3673]

The undead they are fighting are Wraiths. When they attack you, they drain your Max HP by the amount of Necrotic Damage you took. They found a really cool way to show that in this episode.

[@nuru666]

I looooooved their reaction to what happened to the Tiefling guard lol

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yeah the black ooze going into each of the characters was a nice and horrific touch 😂🫣

[@Antonath]

One of the reasons Pike goes on this adventure is due to Ashley Johnson (person who plays Pike on the stream) was filming a show out in NY so she ended up missing a lot of the games and hence her character going out on her solo quests.

[@BlueVortecz]

It also kinda represents, any time a player isn't able to make it to a session, something all of us in D&D community can relate to.

[@JeremyLambright]

@@BlueVortecz Scheduling issues: the real villain of any D&D campaign

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Ah okay. It’s interesting crafting a story this way base off a D&D campaign 🙂

[@korisx]

It was the same with campaign 2, I remember when Matt had to step in for Yasha sometimes.

[@johnwoodworth9127]

You have my Sword! and my Bow! And my Ax... oh wait sorry the 12th doesn't work for me.

[@PuffyCloud_aka_puffeclaude]

"It's not supposed to be sad" Heheh, this show packs all the emotions, like ALL of them, in tight, 23 minute packages. It's kind of amazing really.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yeah it’s amazing how much they fit into such a short window. Not used to such short episodes but it makes every moment count 🙂

[@3Kings_Industries]

Haha, Ken saw ... something, over Percy's shoulder. A glimpse of something sinister, perhaps. 🤔

[@Knightlight-kw9sh]

I loved when he saw that briefly, not fully knowing if it was his mind playing tricks. A very cool tease

[@jaredbarr3406]

Yes, something like that.🤔😏

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

It was so much fun trying to piece things together after each episode and seeing little hints along the way and trying to make sense of it all 🙂

[@3Kings_Industries]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 and that was just for ONE of the characters! My best friend has been a follower of Critical Role for years now, so I am loosely aware of the story arc. But, as a fan of animated shows, this show was done incredibly well, and in my opinion, is more along the lines of what a fun charismatic D&D group can be like. Plus, the digital medium allows them to be as gross as they needed to be, compared to the neutered 80s D&D show. Redo that one with modern spins and see how it fares. 😏

[@jetvulcan2020]

Pike has to go off and deal with her Blindspot.

[@Knightlight-kw9sh]

Pike and Grogs relationships is incredibly adorable in the show and the scene at the end when Grog says " What if I need you" made me cry a little. It really shows how the voice actors themselves are close friends with each other. You would often see Travis (Grogs VA) hyping up other players in the streamed game especially when they do something big.

[@geak78]

Travis' reaction to Yasha raging always warms my heart

[@Knightlight-kw9sh]

@@geak78 yes I love that

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yeah we did not expect to get teary eyed at any point during this but Grogg, despite his brutal style for the most part, is so child like and innocent and it really is an endearing quality. You can hear the love in his voice for Pyke 🥲

[@IceMetalPunk]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 Grog and Pike's friendship is the most wholesome part of this series 🥺🥰

[@Based_normie]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 react to hazbin hotel pilot next

[@passenthrualaska3293]

Love that you referenced Saturday morning cartoons, that is part of the vibe they were going for, a grown-up version of storytelling for their now adult audience, but with that touch of nostalgic wonder that we had as kids losing ourselves in our favorite cartoons. Remember these are all voice actors behind the making of this show... they are cartoon nerds at heart.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Cartoon nerds at heart 🥰 And it shows 🥳😀

[@BaldursPicketFence]

Keyleth is a druid class, and druids have healing spells so the party have a secondary healer.

[@cschwally]

So do Bards. But in the series, they aren’t playing with all the spells and abilities they have in the game.

[@Knightlight-kw9sh]

@@cschwally yeah otherwise it would seem a little too easy and situations would be harder to raise stakes for

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Nice! 😀

[@ShadowyFox_86]

@@cschwally From what I've gathered, they're basically going out it as if the entire Kraghammer arc from the campaign didn't happen and the story flowed through at the pre-Kraghammer power levels.

[@GiftsTrix]

Pike and Grogg's characters were best friends before their characters met the rest of Vox Machina, this is the first time Grogg is doing anything adventure-y without his best friend. Such a sweet and touching friendship.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yup 🥲😊

[@AnimeRonin]

"Grog, so child-like." An intelligence of 6 can do that, sadly, but he's a fun one.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

He's child-like in the best way possible though. Brings innocence to a character that otherwise is this brutal killing, drinking, crude persona. But he has such a big heart and keeps things simple like, "Maybe say you're sorry." 😊

[@ShadowyFox_86]

It's hilarious that polymorphing him into animals often makes him more intelligent.

[@oldwolflogan4224]

With the last episode, you are into the parts of the series that happened live on stream. The events of this episode really happened. Greyskull Keep was really invaded by undead minions of the Briarwoods and it was quite a fight.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

It’s so cool that this story just crafts itself in a D&D campaign and is super compelling 😀

[@oldwolflogan4224]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 you can thank Matt Mercer for that.

[@genostellar]

"She might also discover a way to best the bi- ...the witch." We all know what you wanted to say. =P

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Haha 😜

[@johnekare8376]

Haha! "Vox Machina is supposed to be super happy fun time." - Oh boy are you in for a ride... :-) I think you will enjoy it though.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yup. We like being surprised and having a roller coaster ride of emotions 😎🤟🥳

[@PaulGuy]

The cast has said that the animation style is a love letter to the cartoons they grew up with, but made for the adults that they and we are now. The best part is that now, with all the technology that can be used, they can do so much more within the same style.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Absolutely love that they intentionally did the animation this way for the nostalgic reasons. It's so perfect 😊

[@Dannydarko27]

A lot of the lines were recorded in the actors home studio or makeshift closet studio due to the pandemic. Once restrictions were lifted they were able to work together and playoff each other for bettee synergy. Even when they got together to play campaign 2, they would sit far apart and edit them closer so it can look like they're playing at the same table

[@TriXJester]

Each character's lifespan actually is determined by their race, shortest to longest would be Goliath, Human, Half Elf, Gnome. This means that each race will have a different age of maturity so even if all the characters appears to be the same age they actually have quite some time between them. Grog would be the youngest and most short lived member and Pike and Scanlan as the oldest and most long lived (Unless certain other aspects come into play to expand other characters lifespans) So they dont specify this in the show so far but the Campaign of Vox Machina takes place in the years 809pd (Post-Divergence) - 812pd, with the characters all meeting each other in the year 809 and the campaign starting in 810. This means we can guess, because the players didnt specify, that Grog is between his late teens and his 50s, Pike is somewhere in 30s to early 40s, and Percy is somewhere in his early to mid 20s. The ones we actually know for sure are Keyleth who in 809pd would be 20, Scanlan would be 67, and the twins would be 26.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Scanlan does seem to be the one most sure of himself so it would make sense he was the oldest 🙂

[@andreagarton5535]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 for a Nome Scanlaen the equivalent of a **teenager.** I think Nomes can live until they are 500? Out of all the playable DnD races, elf’s are the longest lived: living up to 800 years or so.

[@AnxietyRat]

@@andreagarton5535 yeah, in the campaign, the group found out Scanlans age at the end...and all the group were shocked he was so young and figured he was a couple hundred years old...not 67 at the beginning of the campaign. He was very young for a gnome.

[@ShadowyFox_86]

@@AnxietyRat His age makes so many of his decisions and comments make more sense.

[@leonielson7138]

The Aramente of the Ashari: one member of each tribe is sent on a journey to meet with the other tribes. It's expected that they'll form and lead a group of adventurers to aid them with their quest. The last member of the Air Ashari to take on the Aramente was Keyleth's mother ... who never returned from her quest.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😢

[@johna6352]

The purpose of the Aramente is to determine whether Keyleth is worthy of being the leader of her tribe, by meeting with and passing the tests of the leaders of the other 3 tribes. Keyleth was very much inspired by her player's (Marisha Ray) love of Avatar the Last Airbender.

[@davidbergfors6820]

The Raven and the golden threads in the beginning of the opening vignette are symbols of the Matron of Ravens, Goddess of Death and fate in the pantheon of the Deities in the world of Exandria.

[@wyrdspace_01]

Man! Nice catch on the Orthax eyes! Well done. You're every DM's favorite.

[@arkauthor]

This episode made me realize how you can have a scary story in a medieval era.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yup 😨

[@cwengel22]

"Vox Machina is not supposed to be sad!" Oh... you sweet summer child...

[@gribthor]

keyleth has monstrous natural talent. her journey isnt a coming of age, its a proof of worthiness to be the leader of her people.

[@hour707funny7]

Hope you two are having fun 🤩 thanks 🙏 for reacting to this show and I’m loving watching your reacting to death battles

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We are having a blast with this series 😀

[@blueroninstudios]

First time I saw what those Wraiths could do, I was genuinely terrified like "Okay, it looks like they drain you of your life force until your body shrivels, turn all your body fluids into black ichor, and make it vomit out of your eyes, nose, ears and wounds if they lay hands on you." It's really friggin terrifying!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Summed it up perfectly 😱

[@neintales1224]

One thing a lot of people unfamiliar with D&D don't immediately get is that a cleric like Pike's powers literally do NOT come from within. Depending on DM they may not be able to cast spells if a holy symbol is broken or missing, but always it is a no-go if something interferes with their connection with their deity or they piss their deity off. You two seem to have understood better but I have seen a lot of people feel Pike just needed to 'try harder' when the issue may be a bit more complicated than can be sorted in a fight or even mid road trip with the crew.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We were unclear how it all worked but enjoyed theorizing about it as we went along. Appreciate you helping explain it better in terms of actual game mechanics 🙂

[@JirkaKunst]

You can use CGI in live action movies, but ultimately you are still restricted by physics and reality. Not so much in animation. Anything can happen in a cartoon. Anything! I can't wait for you to see the next episode. You are in for a treat.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😀🤩 anything is possible 🙂

[@suntiger745]

From this point on, It Gets Worse™. ;) But in a really awesome way, and with bits of humor sprinkled in. Nice catch on the thing that appears above Percy’s shoulder in the intro. It is indeed a significant detail. :) Delilah is a wizard* and in this episode she is casting a spell from the necromancy school of magic. The Wraiths she calls up are a bit adjusted from the standard ones in the game, but they are indeed pretty scary opponents. I also agree with you that the animators really succeeded in making them genuinely terrifying. The black ichor dripping from people’s eyes, mouths and nose when attacked by them was how the animators choose to depict the necrotic damage** their attacks do. As we saw with some of the guards especially, their attacks also drain your life. As Vox Machina have higher HP/are more sturdy (that is, are higher level) than the guards, they can survive longer against the wraiths’ attacks. Sunlight and radiant damage are especially effective against most undead, which is why Keyleth’s Daylight spell not only illuminates the wraiths to make them tangible, it burns them too. But that also means loosing Pike is a significant loss, because her radiant buffs and damage spells would have been incredibly useful as it is very likely they are about to go up against more undead. *Wizards are the magic nerds of D&D, learning their spells by study of spellbooks and scrolls. There are 8 schools of magic and a wizard can technically learn spells from all of them, but often specializes in one or two schools. The school of Necromancy, the magic of death (and life, in a sense) is usually either heavily restricted or forbidden. Delilah was actually part of the highest order of wizards, closely tied to the government of the Dwendalian Empire on the continent of Wildemount, before she got exiled for practicing necromancy and went to Whitestone. **D&D has several different types of damage, and what types of damage an enemy (or player) is resistant, vulnerable or outright immune to can be very important for the outcome of a fight. We saw some of that in the last episode, where Percy shot Sylas, but his vampiric regeneration healed the wound back up, while wound cause by Grog’s axe when Pike buffed it with a blessing (causing it to do radiant damage) did not heal. And this episode the damage immunity unless certain conditions were met was on full display. :) A common thing for higher level monsters and/or spirits is to be resistant or immune to damage from non-magical weapons. Because of Reasons, Percy’s gun do count as a magical weapon.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for giving us a breakdown of how this showcases D&D play style and classes and levels of wizardry 😀

[@canadian__ninja]

Keyleth blurting out "I want to know about the smoke!" is a nice little touch considering in the TT version she declared she spent her turn after Percy said "your soul is forfeit" to stare at him and ask wtf that was.

[@MrPingn]

Saturday morning cartoons were definitely an inspiration in how they planned on making the series. But for the kids who grew up.

[@kenle2]

"It's not going to be a good day for you dude." Clearly a woman who understands the concept of "expendable red-shirt who dies to show how dangerous the situation is". A Guy Fleegman epiphany.

[@RPG_Angie]

This is a great show and I'm very happy that you're reacting to it!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Show is great! Lots to enjoy 😀🤩🥳

[@WaywardVet]

I know what it is, but I never noticed it over Percy's shoulder in the intro. And how it's on the side where he's holding the Pepperbox

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Oh missed that one on the side of the pepper box 😯

[@lexituller6988]

I swear yall have the same couch that my friend has ....lol each time I see it I think of her

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

🤗 it’s a comfy couch 😁

[@davidbergfors6820]

Marisha Ray, the Actress who plays Keyleth was heavily inspired by Avatar, the last airbender. if that helps getting a grip on her story/ Character

[@Novouto]

The Being's eyes over Percy's shoulder look like the spiraling grooves inside a gun barrel.

[@bcn1gh7h4wk]

"It's not supposed to be sad" Level 9 Counterspell. ........yep.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

🤗

[@anathem9982]

honestly you guys have made some really good and interesting predictions this episode 👀

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks! This was so much fun to theorize about as we watched. Didn’t even care if we were right or not. Just the fact that it got us to have such fun discussion and debate after watching was great 😊🥳🙂

[@mysticryder8508]

Grogs the best

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Such a loveable character 😊

[@korisx]

The spell that Keyleth uses to cast light is called daylight.

[@hhylobates4098]

Its probably Sunbeam, just not the full version as she's still learning it. Daylight is much bigger and lasts longer, while being a more basic spell overall.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Proper spell name 😎🤟

[@korisx]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 I love watching your reactions! Did you know that this is based on the voice actors actual table top game? Hopefully this will make some of the weird stuff make sense to you like how things that were super easy one moment are ridiculously difficult the next hahaha. (Rolling a natural 20 and rolling a natural 1 in the game).

[@korisx]

@@hhylobates4098 ***SPOILER*** Isn't sunbeam the spell that's used in episode 11?

[@hhylobates4098]

@@korisx It is, and . . . it looks the same dosent it? Starts with just a ball of bright light, *then* she uses it to attack. You can shoot beams from Sunbeam, but also for the minute that its active "a mote of brilliant radience shines in your hand. It sheds bright sunlight in a 30-foot radius and dim light for an additional 30 feet."

[@transientanus]

Yeeeeeaaaahhhh the raven has nothing to do with Percy lol and that's all I'll say about that. Also, during the OG stream, Ashley Johnson(Pike) was working in New York on NBC's Blindspot and couldnt really make the games which were happening in L.A. So having Pike stay behind was a really nice nod to that.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎👍🙂

[@GirlofCulture]

The Moment when Grog said "You might say you're sorry to her" that is really cute. Sometimes you just need that. Also that Episode was a game changer, at least for me. The Briarwoods are not playing around. Good point Beth. Also good because at the Oscars they were mocking animation in general. Again. The power and possibilities of the medium "Animation" are endless.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yeah the Oscars mock comedies and animation and disrespect them all the time. Which is why I’ve never cared too much for the show. Episode 3 hooked us so by this point we were invested but just didn’t realize how dark and gruesome the show was going to get 😯

[@GirlofCulture]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 That's why i don't use social media that much, but Vivienne Medrano the creator from Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss.. posted this and was clearly shockd and angry.. Me too and i agree with you :) Oh you will be afraid.. you will be - Yoda ;)

[@ShadowyFox_86]

This episode and next most definitely make us all realize that the Briarwoods aren't playing around.

[@Strife159Highloch]

Funny you mention them needing a healer because in the *game* 4 of them had healing spells lol But Pike is the best healer by far

[@firecat4529]

Btw, I can recommend also watching the animated shows Invincible (about Superheros) and Castlevania (about Vampires and monsters), which also are mature shows and both pretty good imo.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Invincible is definitely on our list and we heard about Castlevania on Netflix but good to know that it’s also a more mature animation 🙂

[@dungeonmaster16]

The spirits they fought are called specters. Souls ripped away from their bodies and they crave life. Their abilities is any living thing they past by and attack they can life drain them like what you saw here. Also yes sunlight and any spells affiliated can solidify them to make players able to strike them down. In dnd there is a main class called warlock with a subclass called Hexblade. Hexblade later have the ability where if they struck down a humanoid target they can rip their soul out and have a specter servant.

[@dungeonmaster16]

Well to be specific this is mildly altered in the show. The specifics follow… -incorporeal movement: can move through objects and ppl as difficulty terrain (requires extra movement) and if ends it’s move in the object they take damage. -sunlight sensitivity: in sunlight they make disadvantage (they roll two d20s, they take the lowest outcome) on attacks against their target. -life drain: they reduce the targets max hp when they attack them. The max hp reduction returns after they enemy that hurt them dies or they take a long rest (8 hours Min unless specified) to regain it back.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Damn. Specter servant seems like a cruel fate 😨

[@firecat4529]

3:38 They had no nails probably because of the torture.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😨

[@IceMetalPunk]

"It's a zombie ghoul thing!" At the risk of being "that guy"... *pushes up D&D glasses* that's actually a wraith 😁 In D&D, ghouls, zombies, and wraiths are three different creatures. Wraiths have disadvantage in bright light (meaning when they attack, they have to roll the dice twice and use the lower roll), so the way they represented that in the show is making them corporeal in bright light, which I thought was a really cool interpretation. ... *removes D&D glasses* 😁

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for breaking that down for us! 😀😊

[@keyondre-san]

Can you guys react Gmod Brawl: Niko Vs Roman

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

hmm. Whats it about? A brawl obviously. But not familiar with characters in it. 🙂

[@keyondre-san]

Well hmm. It's about one of those two characters from GTA IV and Niko's cousin named Roman just ask Niko wants to go hang out but Niko had enough so that's why they fighting each other.

[@madhavmandava]

Which is your fav character from the group.....me....can't decide between perci or grom

[@TheSkyrider27]

Grog is the best.

[@madhavmandava]

@@TheSkyrider27 for you yes....but i like both cause perci...human and smarter,....grom mad strong and combat instinct

[@Stefan-xt5sk]

They are all great and who my favourite is shifts frequently. I'd say Pike, Grog, and Keyleth are at the top though. The others are also cool, but the innocence and caring nature of these 3 gets me every time. Grog's simple mind also leads to some incredibly heartbreaking moments. Everybody puts up strong facades because they learned how to deal with their emotions, while Grog is an open book.

[@clownzzz4837]

I have a hard time picking a favorite in campaign 1, but I think Laura's character (Vex) seems the most boring. In campaign 2, Laura's character (Jester) is easily my favorite. I do hope they animate #2 some day.

[@georgercop]

@@clownzzz4837 Same - would easily be doable, but is obviously a few seasons and years down the road (Vox Machina should have 5 seasons and a couple of longer specials to cover the Briarwood arc, two seasons for the Chroma Conclave, Taryon and Vecna, then Search for... and Dalens Closet to close things out)

[@sveltsequoia74]

The reason for the raven in the intro probably won't be evident until late season 2.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎👍🙂

[@Visionate.]

So,attack on titan,when?😉🙃🙃

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Haha, not sure yet 🤗

[@firecat4529]

Off topic, but will you start reacting to the Clone Wars show before or after the Kenobi show because that show will probably spoil a lot of stuff for you?

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yeah, we wanted to get to it before Kenobi but just having time crunch. 🤗

[@youngprince7820]

Great anime. I'm going to make my Instagram account probably today or tomorrow.

[@DraiksDracula]

Its not an Anime. Its a Cartoon. Anything made in Japan or by a Japanese producers are Anime. Like the Arab Anime called "The Journey" Its a collaboration between Saudi Arabia And Japan. Thus its an Anime. "The Legend of Vox Machina" Is made in America by an American studios those being. Critical Role Productions, Titmouse Inc, and Amazon Studios. But Vox Machina art style itself is not Anime Style. Anyway. I thought you should know this. Because some Japanese people get butthurt if you call a Cartoon Anime. And i thought i should warn you. But beware of the Otakus even more... They are way more dangerous when it comes to Anime or Cartoon. Only Weaboos are WAY!!! More dangerous😱 ☠

[@youngprince7820]

@@DraiksDracula thanks.

[@DraiksDracula]

@@youngprince7820 No problem. Just make sure to ignore those type of people their arguments never ends trust me...

[@DraiksDracula]

I didn't watch any of the episodes yet. So i will go back to it then tell you what i think of it. I enjoy Anime way more than Cartoon and i don't need to explain why. I mean One Piece? Attack on Titan? Demon Slayer? Just to name a few. But its been like 5 Months since the last time i saw any form of Animation. As for Cartoon I think 5~7 years... Ever since i discovered Anime. Because it has way more life story and explanation than a Cartoon. Like One Piece Is really good with details... I actually have a suggestion. You should add One Punch Man to your list. It has an epic fights. Well not that many because as the name Suggest. He mostly one punch villains. But its REALLY! worth checking out. Its a Comedy Battle Anime or whatever they call it. And lots of people love it. Dragon Ball Fans mostly does not like it because of the never ending arguments between Saitama One Punching Goku and such. But OPM is basically a joke made to make people laugh. So i really recommend you add it to your list👍

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Have heard about one punch man and have it on our request list. This is a fun series to get into if you like fantasy, some crude but clever jokes, action and moderate gorey scenes. Anime is a style we aren’t used to but learning more about it 🙂

[@DraiksDracula]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 GOREY SCENES?!? Now i'm definitely going to watch it!