Warhammer & The Weasleys

[@MelodicQuest]

Umm, actually, shiny pokemon are extremely rare whereas shiny questions appear in every episode of Umm, Actually.

[@Goldenheart_345]

Um, Actually, If you play pokemon enough you can catch a shiny pokemon every day

[@FaridAbbasbayli]

@@Goldenheart_345 In what universe? I've played Pokemon on and off since GBC and only have seen like 2 shinies, both of which I fainted.

[@SmileFIN]

@Omar Guillen *Um, Actually.

[@Goldenheart_345]

@@FaridAbbasbayli play for 24 hours straight every day for a year and see what happens. You'd be dead. But imagine how many shinies you'd have

[@BigHalfSteps]

Um, actually, if you play Pokemon Go Pikachu/Eevee, you find shiny pokemons pretty commonly.

[@Sterling_Qrow]

Um actually, Molly is OLDER than Arthur. She was born in October 1949 while he was born February 1950

[@amitabhsharma3916]

Source? And I don't know if Pottermore can be counted as canon anymore, considering that JKR threw it into the bin with McGonagall in the Fantastic Beasts sequel

[@Sterling_Qrow]

@@amitabhsharma3916 the books themselves as well as Pottermore. Pottermore lists her birthday as 1949/1950 but Bill's birth is the key to clarifying it being 1949: In order for Bill to be conceived in wedlock, Molly must have graduated by June 1969 AT THE LATEST, since she is fascinated by the Whomping Willow which she states was "planted after her time" (in 1971) Given her October birthday, this graduation date requires she started Hogwarts in 1962 and was born 1950. However, as Arthur Weasley was born 6 February 1950, he would have graduated June 1968, so if he and Molly were in the same year (meaning both attended Hogwarts at the same time and were in the same year together), she would have been born in 1949 in order for them to graduate the same year AND have Bill in wedlock by his birthing day in 1970, and we know that both Molly and Arthur were fresh alumni of Hogwarts during his birth. Not only that but neither Arthur OR Molly attended school with Remus, Sirius and James, whom all started to attend Hogwarts in 1971 (hence the reason for the Whomping Willow being planted in the first place) so that is further evidence of both when Molly would have graduated and originally attended Hogwarts in 1961 to 1968 AND her being born in 1949 so that she graduated with her husband rather than before him or after him (which means Molly was a late bloomer who did not receive her letter until she was 12 rather than 10-11), this also meets up the times for Bill's birth in 1970, which means that Molly and Arthur were fresh out of school for only a year and a half roundabouts before they found out she was pregnant (otherwise if we assume she was born in 1950, it means she got pregnant while STILL IN HOGWARTS which we know not to be the case)

[@amitabhsharma3916]

@@Sterling_Qrow And for your excellent deduction, you get an O in History of Magic!

[@cutecats532]

I listed them like she did too but doubted it too because I didn't know who was older.

[@armadillolover99]

Crysta Blade This isn't necessarily true. We don't really know how Hogwarts birthday requirements work since they never mention it. In America at least there are many schools that allow parents of kids born between September and January to decide whether or not to start their kids off with other kids born in the same calendar year. There were many kids in my grade born after September the same calendar year as me (and 3 born in January the following year) while there were none born the year before. Assuming this is the case in Hogwarts, I could see how they could both be born in 1950 and still be in school together.

[@LeeCornsweet]

Um, actually, there are technically 2 Molly Weasleys, as Percy named his daughter Molly after his mother, so technically it would have been correct to put Molly after Ginny and before Rose.

[@LeeCornsweet]

DWargs true, but this type of tiny bullshit semantic correction is what the shows all about

[@savvadrokkianderson627]

Um actually, George and Angelina's son was also named Fred, so this chart is incorrect on multiple counts

[@LeeCornsweet]

Savvadrokki Anderson how did I forget that? I'm k NSA mad at myself now, whoops

[@erikklaesson3434]

@@savvadrokkianderson627 Um actually, George and Angelina's son is named Fred Weasley II and not Fred Weasley.

[@armadillolover99]

Erik Klaesson Um, actually since he wouldn't go by Fred II in person your point doesn't count here unless we were dealing with given names (like Ronald Billius, Ginerva Molly, Charles instead of Charlie, etc) which we aren't for everyone else. So it would stand to reason that Fred Weasley II would still be identified as just Fred here.

[@Prince__Teclis]

I heard Warhammer and I have come as called.

[@johnlong8952]

You ruined the old world. Thanks elves.

[@Prince__Teclis]

@@johnlong8952 If it wasn't for me it'd have been ruined long ago.

[@superanimeniac]

"skaven are cheap" I laughed out loud.

[@RRose2312]

40k?

[@alexmayer9131]

Ya people that play Warhammer

[@gingergoose2319]

Um actually that Weasley question was so painful to watch

[@BasedNeptune]

Molly is older then Arthur

[@matazyo]

Did you guys noticed , that all the props behind them are wrong in some kind of way?

[@mooxim]

Thank you! I kept wondering in the back of my mind, "What is that cubic pokeball from?" "What is that weird shaped Mjollnir from?" I didn't even notice the "21" on the d20 until you pointed out the theme. Well spotted.

[@caitydid86]

I haven't figured out all of them, but I've seen Leonardo's mask with Raphael's Sais (sp?), a square pokéball, and Thor's hammer looks like an actual hammer.

[@CerealBoyBlue]

@@caitydid86 I think: Welyland-Yutani logo is upside down, Mortal Kombat symbol is supposed to be a dragon, and the ECTO-1 plate is spelled differently.

[@caitydid86]

@@CerealBoyBlue, I just looked it up. The Ecto-1 license plate is that the prop in the background has 1 spelled out.

[@MsZsc]

Thatsthejoke

[@Neelay98]

The Weasley one was so infuriating, I got it so fast I was screaming at the screen 😂😂😂😬

[@amitabhsharma3916]

Edgar's answer though - George and Molly, followed by Fred, Arthur and Percy 😂😂

[@SJPace1776]

Rose would have thrown me off, the rest I knew pretty quickly.

[@miopicpanda]

But it depends on when in the franchise. Depending on when, 1 or 2 of those characters are dead and another didn't even exist. The inclusion of Rose suggests a point in time when both dead characters have died, which means, a few of the younger characters have since reached an age where they are actually older than the dead characters at time of death.

[@Neelay98]

@Iriako Ishikawa rose was mentioned at the end of the deathly hallows. And just because someone is dead doesn't change it, they were being ordered by date of birth.

[@arielsteinsaltz1956]

miopicpanda Only one of those characters is dead (RIP Fred); all the other Weasleys survived the books.

[@CyberToast_420]

Um, Actually. Rick is using the microverse to power his car battery

[@warandpoetry9542]

"from barbarians to targ-" And that's it from um actually. Go to dropout TV to start your free trial today!

[@courtney-ray]

Bailey Alexis Snow lol 😂 exactly!

[@jillsandwich8673]

Um actually, Zeep Xanflorp had no intentions of providing Rick energy. He was only providing energy to his microuniverse planet.

[@drakestafford1]

Um actually the original question didn't say Zeep had any intentions of helping Rick. Only that Zeep inhabited a planet and the planet was created by rick to provide power

[@masterYoshimistsu]

@@drakestafford1 Um actually you have to get shwifty

[@jillsandwich8673]

Um actually, it was a statement. Not a question.

[@tuanoful]

@@jillsandwich8673 Um actually, the statement says nothing about the intentions of Zeep

[@chazz30000]

Um actually, most of the energy was send to Ricks car battery, so he was powering the car battery more than his planet.

[@shookshibe]

Warhammer, consider my feathers russled

[@moersertrupp]

you mean leman russ'ld?^^

[@Ithyldr]

Why? Are you a servant of Tzeentch?

[@goldchris1111]

I saw Warhammer and have come to praise Sigmar and bask in his holy light in awe of his hammer

[@thelordofdice3932]

FOR SIGMAR.

[@AJ-ut8cz]

Um actually, the microverse powers Rick's car battery (which just starts the car) not the car itself.

[@sergiosarmiento4371]

That is so redundant, the battery is the microverse, and is a part of the car just like an organ is part of your body

[@canalsincontenido]

@@mousek801 well, a fantasy car could have a single element working as battery and fuel, it'd by far the most plausible change.

[@peternielsen9877]

@@sergiosarmiento4371 you are right but in the spirit of the show, this is exactly the kind of assholery needed

[@armadillolover99]

Um, actually all the people replying here are wrong because they didn't state their answers in "um, actually" format.

[@armadillolover99]

Es lo que hay Um, actually we know that Rick's car is fueled by gasoline, not the battery because in the Season 2 episode *Look Who's Purging Now* they have to stop for gas which is the only reason the episode even happens.

[@Rhae_of_Sun]

Warhammer? Right then, I`ll bite. This better be good.

[@Rhae_of_Sun]

T`was alright.

[@elysia3294]

Greetings Imperial Citizen

[@hb0x]

Umm actually, t'was sort of alright

[@blazefreak.]

Not enough sigmar's light in the rat hole of skaven questions

[@ipsilonia]

i really just wanna shout out whoever is behind booking the guests. guests are diverse in their ethnic/gender/etc identities annnndddd their fandoms, which is really beautiful to see. thank you.

[@hannahrose4585]

The first Harry Potter boards HURT ME PHYSICALLY

[@emilymattlin8095]

The thumbnail drew me in

[@cole4783]

Um, actually bigby’s hand is one spell with several different stances

[@missybarbour6885]

Um actually, Rose should not have been included in the shiny question. She is not just a Weasley. She's a Granger-Weasley. Respect the hyphen

[@martinfleer4728]

Umm actually , the Microverse also powers Rick Cellphone.

[@isaiahtheraccoon8928]

oh my god I just realized there's a 21 on that d20 in the background

[@13CheesecakeLover13]

Um actually, You should do an episode of this with the 3 McElroy brothers :)

[@vanittahmwangi]

2:53 They make these episodes a year in advance WTF

[@Jack-lm8ry]

No it was just a joke

[@wclark3196]

Um, actually, they make them about three monthes in advance. Jackie Kashian, who was a guest a few episodes ago, mentioned going to the taping of her episode on her podcast. I don't recall the exact date, but it would have been just in the last few months.

[@einsamfechter]

Um Actually, since fifth edition it became just Bigby's Hand. The Bigby's Hand spell now covers the various phases of use (grasping, punching, interposing).

[@Undeaddog42]

Anyone else a fan of this show enough so you watch every episode when it pops up on your feed but not enough so you actually leave KZbin to watch the whole episode

[@ajbp95]

You should make a boardgame like this!

[@Woodshadow]

TheAjbp95 um actually It would be a card game because that is what everyone is doing these days

[@jasonalmond6162]

Um actually, there is no spell known as "bigby's grasping hand", that is one of the features of the spell "Bigby's hand"

[@oskartheguy2105]

Warhammer? LOVE IT.

[@Archimo]

Uhm Actually, something that have been bugging me for awhile is the shiny questions, you say like shiny pokemons they are a little bit rarer, but they appear in almost every episode, if not in every episode. In pokemon the chance for a shiny at base is 1/4096 which would be quite a lot rarer not just a little bit. (1/8192 base chance in Generation 1-5 of pokemon) (1/4096 in pokemon lets go and scales up to 13/4096 at max)

[@LordSvzklx]

Um actually, while they do appear every episode, they only appear once or twice in comparison to however many normal questions there are. meaning they are indeed rarer

[@ryanchampagne1]

1/4096. But since they only have 6 questions they had to round up lol

[@Archimo]

@@LordSvzklx I meant to refer it to the "like pokemon" comparison I edited the comment to fit it in.

[@LordSvzklx]

@@Archimo um actually, they're still rarer. trapp remains right

[@Archimo]

@@LordSvzklx they are rarer than normal questions, but shiny pokemons are a lot rarer not a bit so the comparison is incorrect.

[@AnarchistOwl]

Um, actually... the microverse powers Rick’s car AND charges his phone

[@dominicjackson6122]

In the description of the episode it says "By the hammer of Sigmar..." And I shall say... Great Job!

[@Drocksas]

Um, actually, the spell in D&D (going off 5e) is simply called "Bigby's Hand," and it has multiple forms/actions it can be commanded to take, which are the grasping, interposing, etc. hand.

[@npzabov]

Um, actually Dropout is not available in my country...

[@jess_o]

Pra~a~a~i~se Sigmar!

[@EndlessGrassMusic]

No

[@EndlessGrassMusic]

Praise gorkamorka

[@sevlow4035]

praise sotec

[@unrealcreature]

I knew the NeverEnding story question because that moment in the movie scarred me for life because I will never forget that moment where that horse horribly drowns in that swamp and I'm kind of glad that it's scarred me forever because that means I got that question right.

[@firefly7076]

Um Actually, all the Bigby’s hands spells you listed are actions that the hand the actual spell creates can take.

[@miafine2584]

Um actually, Artax’s death was THE SADDEST THING EVER

[@jacobbriggs9043]

Um, actually, the spell is just Bigby's Hand, the other grasping/imposing/forceful etc are just abilities that the summoned hand can do

[@anna_bnaners]

Woah. I just realized that all the items on the shelves have something a little wrong with them. Genius!

[@blu_g8r894]

When I saw Edgar, my jaw dropped. I love culture kings and listen to every episode. Love you Edgar!

[@hayleylately3059]

Thanks for giving me the point, Trapp!

[@jabillingsley7]

Umm, actually the microverse battery isn't used to only power Rick's flying ship. It also appears in the episode "Rest and Ricklaxation" when Toxic Rick uses two of them to supply power to the Moon Tower which turns the whole world toxic.

[@jackcatten9863]

Umm actually Rick mentions he also used the microverse battery to charge his phone, meaning that the battery is used for a more wide variety of use than just his car

[@elijahmiller7700]

0:28 caught me off guard. I didn’t mean to laugh but I mean...

[@formxr]

Them saying "yeah"??

[@_booth7992]

@@formxr obviously not

[@formxr]

@@_booth7992 Ok, so what is "obviously" funny at that time stamp?

[@_booth7992]

Former she’s a midg... Little person.

[@formxr]

@@_booth7992 Didn't notice. Just looks short to me.

[@VoraciousLime]

The Weasley age question got me all antsy, I wanted so badly to answer it

[@frankthetank2550]

Um, actually, the DnD spell is just called Bigby's Hand. Clenching and Interposing are just two other options for the hand. Tenser is also only known for his floating disk.

[@Thegreatequalizer]

Um, actually, The various Bigby's Hand spells were only later combined in the 4/5th editions for simplicity. In 3.5 (and generally cannonically novel wise) they are seperate spells. Also Tenser is known for more than just Tenser's floating disk, in fact as floating disk is a ritual spell (in 5e) a better comparison to the others listed would have been Tenser's transformation.

[@ChippieBoi69]

i got an umm actually ad before this

[@notacreep22]

Damn Edgar mad laid back in this low energy comedic God

[@nikki607]

I forgot SO MUCH of the details of the neverending story (I was still in elementary when I read it. Maybe 3rd year?), but you managed to make the statement about the one thing I remember exactlt😂. The horse died in the swamp of sadness because he was affected by it, making him so depressed that he couldn't move anymore and just accepted death. The guy however was protected by the amulet, so while he could feel the sadness he was not affected by it and managed to get through

[@cristinavesa7615]

did nick marini played in chicago med as daniel?

[@nickamarini]

Yep!

[@nakenmil]

Wooh! Warhammer!

[@gibuswagen7729]

FOR THE EMPEROR

[@sevlow4035]

Gibuswagen agreed

[@FieldMarshalFry]

Franz or the one on the Golden Toilet?

[@gibuswagen7729]

@@FieldMarshalFry YOU DARE INSULT THE MASTER OF MANKIND!? YOU HERETIC! *BLAM*

[@FieldMarshalFry]

@@gibuswagen7729 YOU ENCOURAGE YOUR MEN TO STUDY SUCH FOUL SMUT? YOU HERETIC!

[@TheRoland19111]

Sister, I need your blood to... oh no, YOU HERETIC blam

[@dylanhardy2139]

Umm, actually, Rick does use the MICRO-VERSE BATTERY (what the device is actually called) for other things. In 'Rest and Ricklaxation' 'Toxic Rick' uses a micro-verse battery to power the machine that he plans to use to make the whole world toxic. Some could argue that 'Toxic Rick' is not 'Rick Rick' but one is a part of another therefor is technically the same and his actions are shared between them.

[@grapes385]

All the Harry Potter questions are SO EASY I am writhing in pain watching them trying to rank these weasleys

[@lizziemcguire663]

Um Actually, I paused at the last question and wrote down all of the Weasley family chronologically, including Next Gen to the best of my abilities. Exact dates are difficult with the kids so after Victorie and James Sirius, it was really just naming them.

[@arielsteinsaltz1956]

Lizzie McGuire That’s presumably why they included only one next gen; they could have included Victoire and James who we know to be older than Rose in that order (although James is technically a Potter), and they could have included Hugo, but after that there are no confirmed ages.

[@FlackNCoke]

Um, actually, I might be crazy, but wasn't Rose Weasley named after an older relative of Ron's - either a grandmother or great aunt? So technically... couldn't Rose be the oldest too?

[@Soultergeist]

Um actually, not all nerds like correcting people, just some...

[@Goldenheart_345]

Um, actually, Fred is dead and shouldn't be counted because he no longer ages

[@armadillolover99]

Goldenheart ! Um, actually they're ordering it by date of birth so they would still count him. His body may no longer age but age in this sense is merely a number that describes how long ago one was born.

[@starfirenonie]

ouch

[@rickymcgowen6776]

Um Actually the microverse was made so Rick could use it as a battery for his ship.

[@ayamamotohaha5235]

Um actually, all of the hand spells mentioned are all just abilities that bigby’s floating hand has not seperate spells

[@eiloncohen9674]

Um, actually, Rick also uses the Microverse Battery to charge his phone.

[@hcws6687]

Um actually, there isn't more of the episode left if you like in the uk

[@danbrew2487]

Bigsby's strong but surprisingly gentle hands.

[@hopeheartflia6442]

The amount of not knowing that Bill is Molly and Arthurs son is astounishing

[@austincooper5336]

Guaranteed that the views on this video were at least doubled simply for the fact Rick and Morty were on the front. I am a victim of this.

[@LowestofheDead]

I came for Warhammer

[@armadillolover99]

I came for Rick and Morty but I actually like Um, actually so I would've watched it eventually anyway.

[@TheRoland19111]

I came for warhammer, rick and morty is HERESY

[@shookshibe]

Um, actually, skaven aren't rat men. They are ratlike, not full rats though, just ratlike creatures.

[@Zeliek]

Human-like rats instead of rat-like humans!?

[@zexionthefirst6767]

Um, actually, there is no such thing as the Skaven.

[@KaelusVonSestiaf]

They're about as rat men as the lizardmen are lizard men so...

[@toastrmonky8593]

Um actually, they are specifically called ratmen in the lore. It is a term used to describe the Skaven especially by commoners in the Old World.

[@christianbraatz2454]

They aren’t rat-men they are rat-men is essentially what you just said

[@embyrwhiddon4512]

Um, actually, shiny Pokemon, when all are collected, give you the shiny charm. This makes them a little more valuable.

[@jamespatersonsong]

Um, Actually... Molly Weasley is older than Arthur Weasley. She was born 30th October, 1949. Where as Arthur Weasley was born 6th February, 1950.

[@natalieandrew7573]

Um, actually, for the Weasley’s, Molly is actually older than Arthur, as she was born in October (I believe) of 1949, while I believe Arthur was born in February of 1950

[@dimitrimorselli9506]

Um, actually 2 of the microverse battery are also used to power the toxicity beam used by toxic Rick to intoxicate the world. Season 3 episode 6

[@McBehrer]

Um, actually, those aren't the ones that have Zeep Xanthorp in them. Same tech, different instances. So that specific one is the one that powers his car (and his phone)

[@Karnatil]

Um, actually, while Clan Mors may focus on overwhelming numbers, Clan Moulder prefers to rely on their mutated beasts such as Rat Ogres, Clan Skryre relies on warpstone technology, Clan Eshin relies on assassination and Clan Pestilens relies on spreading plague.

[@jessbragg1]

"technology....." that was great!

[@degamevlog1219]

This is so much betterm i actually new some of the thigns discussed

[@admirala5699]

Ummm....actaully bigby's hand is one spell with three different things you can do with it. Interposing hand, clenched hand, and grasping hand.

[@henry_brown]

I'll admit I lowkey watch these to find out what two things Trapp'll cleverly put together in the intro

[@soba5613]

Um actually I would like to have a home version of this

[@hetrogames6496]

4:57 😢😂 this is so sad i got it right instantly. (And molly is older than arthur)

[@tovdy]

I can't believe I never noticed that all the props in the studio are wrong. Thors hammer is just a plain hammer, the tmnt mask should be red, dnd use a 20-sided die not 21 pokeballs should be round, Ash's hat has the wrong logo on it. And so on and so forth. That is amazing attention to detail guys.

[@Ektalon]

Um, actually I think shaven units are the least expensive if you’re looking at point cost for building armies

[@kawaiipanda6669]

Can we see um, actually behind the scenes? I wanna know how the points get on the screen.

[@brandonholt8344]

Um actually George is older than Fred ever since the Battle of Hogwarts.

[@kodos2857]

Um, actually your camera is overlighted in this episode

[@BraveLittlePixel]

one problem, I love this content, as well as the DnD series. But why limit to to an exclusive website or channel that I can't access in my country? I really do enjoy watching, specifically for this exact content, but I'm concerned more of this content will move this way and I'll be unable to watch any of it.

[@ryanchampagne1]

Theyre pushing a lot of their content to a website where they can charge for it and by extension create more content

[@nbucwa6621]

Also from a country where it's not available but hoping they will only do that when its available everywhere.

[@JAM609]

“[he] won’t see this for another year.”

[@МахамбетМамыров]

You bought me with Warhammer

[@je-pq3de]

Edgar was right on Rick and Morty the scientists uses the goobleboxes for his own planet, Rick just skims of the top

[@kinyutaka]

It's been bugging me since I first saw it, but are all the things on the shelf wrong? I noticed the 21 on the 20-sided die, the cube Pokéball, and Leonard's mask with Raphael's weapons.

[@ElizabethT45]

I just want to say to Emily that my feet never touch the ground on sofas either. Where's the consideration for us, huh? lol

[@brianmusack1823]

Umm, actually tensor IS known for something that something being his floating disk, and yes bigby does have his hands.

[@EmilyExplosion27]

If you didn't know who was older of Fred and George, you could have just gone with Fred II right above Rose.

[@macseneca8774]

Have you guys considered doing a board game or a jack box games style version of this. Because That would be dope

[@ec3189]

Um actually, the d20 on the background should not show a 21. I know, probably someone else already said that, but I couldn't resist.

[@nichtimchor]

What a beautiful Thors Hammer he got!

[@TheoRowan]

Um actually, as Fred dies long before George and this is the order of who is oldest, not birthday wise, George would be older than Fred.

[@ZrinNZ]

Umm, actually, Bigby's Hand is the name of the spell, whereas the Grasping, Interposing and Forceful hands are the functions of the spell.

[@samueldoten6111]

um actually it is the "swamp of sorrows"

[@sevlow4035]

um actually the skaven dont origanate from the works of jrr tolkein but the basic consept of ratmen might

[@danielschneider7937]

Umm.. Actually, Goobleboxes generate power for the microverse but Rick tricks the aliens into believing that 80% of that power is dangerous, he uses that 80% to power the BATTERY on his cruiser

[@the_dropbear4392]

Um actually ratmen don't exist, please report to your local witch hunter

[@OfficialAvijitDas]

Wish I could watch the full episodes but the streaming services isn't available in the UK :(