WOW! Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Episode 40 REACTION! | "Homunculus (The Dwarf in the Flask)"

[@CarlieAndAnge]

This was one of the better episodes for sure! Much needed backstory!! Hohenheim was really a victim of wrong place wrong time 😢 Our reactions to episodes 41, 42, 43 & 44 are all available on Patreon for early access! www.patreon.com/carlie_and_ange

[@niccolorichter1488]

so oldest charachters : Van Hohenhaim : 450 years Father : 430 years Pride : somewhere between 350-400 years Lust :250 years

[@christopherpage2622]

I almost missed that edit at 8:50 and had to rewind for a double take to check I wasn't seeing things 😂 The subtle genius of these jokes are great and chefs kiss👌 to the editor lol Touché good sir touché 👍

[@gauravshukla71]

You guys are approaching the insanely good episodes. This is one of them. Another favorite for a lot is 53-54. However there's basically no slow episode from here to the finale.

[@Degenerick]

in the episode where ed and armstrong go with fu to xerxes ed and fu talk about a legend of a man with golden eyes and golden hair that traveled “east to xing” and “west to amestris” thats actually hohenheim and the father. father went to amestris and hohenheim went to xing

[@pwnorbepwned]

Yup. Hohenheim is the progenitor of alkahestry. This also goes a long way to explaining why Father is able to shut down alchemy, but not alkahestry.

[@yewstew8312]

One thing you'll notice which surprisingly isn't mentioned in this show is Ed and Al's blonde hair, and golden eyes. It is never brought up that they are the only 2 remaining, human Xerxians to be alive

[@allywatchstation]

? It was tho I'm pretty sure. At one point it's pointed out that xerxes have golden hair and eyes and winry comments "sounds like Ed and al" or something along those lines

[@takami_0710]

@@allywatchstation yeah but that was only about the appearance of them, none of them connected them with xerxes

[@LuisSierra42]

Oh wow, i didn't know this

[@mjbull5156]

Well, half Xerxian.

[@charko4191]

@@allywatchstation yup

[@OmgPuppies]

The bit where the homunculus first suggested the name Theophrastus Bombastus and then changes it to Von Hohenheim is a reference to real-world alchemist Paracelsus, whose birth name was Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim.

[@xel1673]

"Blood brother of mine, Van Hohenheim" Now you get a little more into the use of "Brotherhood" in the title. It doesn't just apply to Ed & Al. Or Scar & his brother. It can also apply to Hohenheim & Father.

[@marcusc9931]

The chain of events was like this: Royal alchemist creates Father, and tasks one of his slaves with taking care of it. Father names the slave Hohenheim, and starts teaching him alchemy (he is a magical source of alchemical knowledge - that's what he was created for.) As years pass, Hohenheim gains more and more knowledge, becoming a competent servant, until he is promoted to a trusted member of the team, allowing him to take part in the ritual (and Father to hijack it for himself)

[@mjbull5156]

Homunculus was created from blood taken from Hohenheim

[@houseofaction]

slight correction they had hohenheim watch the dwarf in the flask because they used hohenheims blood to create him meaning from the get go he was of hohenheims blood

[@marcusc9931]

@@houseofaction Also, while he was obviously quite different, the name Hohenheim belongs to a historical alchemist: Phillippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim, more commonly known as Paracelsus.

[@Ingrid-gb9nz]

Fun fact: Xerxes is most likely based on Persia, since Xerxes is also the name of a Persian king irl. And his wife's name was Amestris.

[@niccolorichter1488]

so oldest charachters : Van Hohenhaim : 450 years Father : 430 years Pride : somewhere between 350-400 years Lust :250 years

[@BBTRaziel]

was there an age confirmation in the manga or something? i read the manga but I don't remember that detail

[@niccolorichter1488]

@@BBTRaziel yes Van Hohenheim has birth date 1464 he was 20 when Father was created ak 1484 Lust is given and Pride age is a math witch have i now forgotten since is years

[@tomasgomez4543]

estas seguro?, creo que greed dice que el tiene unos 2000 años@@niccolorichter1488

[@alexmoult7725]

The cool think about why Pride calls himself the first homunculus is because he is literally the pride of Father taken out and put into a new being, so the feeling of pride about being the first homunculus, and having the same form (black, shapeless and with eyes) is held by Pride. That is why Pride calls himself the first, because he holds the literal feeling of pride as the origin of the first homunculus. I just think that detail is so neat.

[@christemperley8053]

You were talking about Hohenheim's knowledge in your react. So in the second episode, Ed and Al see the Truth. The Truth showed them X amount of knowledge based on the toll they paid. Their toll was a leg, and a body. Imagine how much of the truth you would see if you sacrificed 500K people. That is a butt ton of knowledge & power Hohenheim received from Father's deception. Also, you were asking about how much did Hohenheim learn from Xianiese Alchehestry. Mae and Ed, when they first discuss Alchehestry, tell of the origins of Alchemy / Alchehestry. The Legend is that a golden being taught the first adopters. One from the east, one from the west. Minor spoiler - but not spoiling any plot - Hohenheim leaves Xerses and goes to Xing and Father goes to Amestris. They are the sources of Alchemy and Alchehestry.

[@acmh7538]

To add a little bit to this: it's Fu who first talks about the legend of the Sage from the West (in episode 18), and he said that the Sage (Hohenheim) combined his knowledge with the traditions of Xing to create Alkahestry. That's why Alchemy and Alkahestry aren't exactly the same (even though Father's and Hohenheim's knowledge should be the same)

[@mbpoblet]

@@acmh7538 They also had different philosophies and personalities; Father wanted Amestrian alchemy to be military-oriented (so it'd be easy to conquer the required territory), and under his control; Hohenheim wanted, I suppose, to make it as hard as possible for what happened at Xerxes to happen again.

[@Degenerick]

pride is the first homunculus that Father made

[@imcalledgpk]

You two probably started feeling differently about Hohenheim since a few episodes back, but this is the episode that I usually see a lot of people change their minds about him completely. This episode, and the beginning of episode 36 give so much context to the kind of character that Hohenheim is. He's a victim, and he will spend his entire life trying to ensure that the thing that happened to him will never be done to anybody else. Edit: also think back to the episode that Ed, Ling, and Envy were trapped in Gluttony's stomach. Ed has a line in there that basically gives away the plot. The two headed dragon, underneath an inverted depiction of god.

[@mjbull5156]

And a huge amount of survivor's guilt made more sharp by having been an unwitting accomplice in the destruction of Xerxes.

[@2gredvisions8560]

What I found very interesting about this backstory is that at the end of the day, humanity is at fault for the events that are transpiring throughout the series. Father, or the Dwarf In The Flask, didn't will itself into existence, nor was he a creation of Van Hoenheim. The royal court of Xerxes were the ones who brought Father into the world, obviously under the orders of the King, as well as the machinations of his head Alchemist. This was done by said Alchemist having found some way to tap into The Gate Of Truth, stole some components from within it, and brought it into reality (or the real world). Using his slave's blood, i.e. Hoenheim, he managed to contain those components within a body (but had to house it within a flask in order to maintain it's existence). And thus, Father was born. The reason why this was done was because the King and his court desired a sentient source of vast amounts of knowledge to be at their disposal and utelage. Much like Hoenheim, the Homunculus/ Father was meant to be a slave to humanity. But obviously, the people of Xerxes didn't completely understand what they created, nor what they were dealing with. The Dwarf did become what they wanted, a being that carried with it lots of universal knowledge. But none of them ever expected such a being to use said knowledge for it's own benefit. Which of course was it's desire to free itself from being bound within a flask, and by extension, bound to a life of servitude. And all of this was done because humans wanted more than what they were capable of (that of course being absolute knowledge for the elites of Xerxes, and immortality for the King). Which thematically correlates back to why the Dwarf's current appearance is that of a human's, and why his children are named after the seven sins of 'man'. The King of Xerxes and his court simply reaped what they sowed by creating Father, and it unfortunately resulted in many innocent people losing their lives alongside them. And that was how Xerxes fell. It's pretty harrowing to see how history seems to repeat itself with the human elitists of the Amestrian government choosing to join Father in his exploits, which mind you, must have started since the founding of the country.

[@houseofaction]

the dwarf in the flask existed before he was brought into the world. its implied he was apart of the truth the alchemists only brought him into the human world via hohenheims blood

[@SnowyWolborg]

@@houseofaction IIRC, Father is a small piece of what exists on the other side of the Gate of Truth. Which explains why he has such an incomprehensible level of knowledge of alchemy from the start. Ed described the experience being like his mind was blowing up with more information than he could process, but Father already has so much of it because he came from beyond the Gate.

[@Surgenium]

I've been waiting for this one. Such a massive episode.

[@frogganator3918]

Hawkeye and Mustang using names as code to spell out the message is actually normal for them. Mustang always uses Womens names as codenames for missions, such as when they tried to capture Barrys body. Also on a related note, i forget where it was mentioned, probably the manga? Mustangs Alchemical research notes are disguised as a black book of all of his dates because people thibk hes a womanizer from all the codenames and phone calls.

[@L4sz10]

Mustang probably does that because his flame alchemy is actually "coded on a woman".

[@loka7783]

Something that you guys overlooked was that Hoenheim used to be a slave until the Dwarf In the Flask taught him to read and right which enabled him to become his master's apprentice and learn alchemy.

[@vc3481]

One of the greatest episodes of this show, without a doubt! Poor Hohenheim I feel sorry for him 😔

[@UncensoredScion]

And now we get Hohenheim's backstory, oh the pains this guy has been through

[@ZaberFangAT]

Hohenheim wasn't imbued with knowledge, he just had a long time with Homunculus teaching him things, and he's been alive for hundreds of years since then, too. He also didn't learn alkahestry, he INVENTED it. In the episode where Al visits the ruins of Xerxes, Fu mentions a "golden-haired philosopher from the west" who gifted them with alkahestry, while Al talks about a similar man from the east giving Amestris alchemy. That's Hohenheim and Father, respectively - both from Xerxes, which is in the middle of the desert between the two countries.

[@yato5266]

finally my favorite episode ^^ love all your reactions and theories !!

[@AvereeChaloupka]

I love every second of conversation you guys have about Hohenheim. The theories, the reluctant trust, all of it.

[@DJDarkStrokes]

It was explained in this episode. Hoenhiem was a slave to his master. His master used his blood to make the homunculus. After the Dwarf in the flask taught him how to read and write his master gave him his freedom and took him as a student

[@cravdraa]

it's such a pet peeve of mine when subtitles give away a character's name before you're supposed to know it. in this case, it wasn't that big a deal, but come on, did they *really* need to reveal Hohenheim's name before you're supposed to know it's him and before he's even given it AS his name? Sorry for the little rant, but there's just so many better ways to handle that while properly preserving the experience for people to rely on subtitles.

[@RafaelBenedicto]

7:00 - See, the problem with these subtitles is that they reveal the names of characters before they're intended to be revealed. You're not supposed to definitively know that the young man there is Hohenheim before the Dwarf in the Flask gives him his name. ( I know you guessed who he was beforehand, but still) You really don't need to fret too much about putting the subtitles if you can't find good ones. I'm from the Philippines, English isn't my native language yet I do fine without subtitles. And I imagine the vast majority of people who watch this show with you, can do without subtitles perfectly fine, because the voice acting in this show is amazing.

[@mjbull5156]

The messed up thing is that what Father did to Hohenheim is from his perspective , gratitude. Hohenheim was his "father" in a sense, his friend, and he may have thought that was payback to Xerxes for both of them having been the Royal Alchemist's slaves.

[@houseofaction]

hohenheim is not viewed as his father but as his TWIN BROTHER. the alchemist created Father with hohenheims blood. essentially creating him from hohenheims soul. than when the dwarf did the transmutational circle he used that blood to create a container for his essence becoming Ho's literal idential twin brother. this also makes all of the homunculi Ed and Al's cousins/half siblings

[@kay-jay1581]

I’ve been dying to see your reaction for this episode one of my favorites across the whole series. It explains so much and gives you a new perspective on a second rewatch.

[@legoshirocha]

Hoenheim is such an amazing side character

[@scfdtutorials-ro2ru]

Side character😂

[@legoshirocha]

@@scfdtutorials-ro2ru well he’s not the protagonist so yeah side

[@theraven9072]

@@legoshirochayou do realize this is technically hoenheim story 😂

[@chantararix]

​@@legoshirochanot being the protagonist doesn't mean he is a side character. Ed may be the main protagonist but Hohenheim is the main character. Kinda like how Natsu was the main protagonist, but Lucy was the main character.

[@hwahwa2008]

The real protagonist of this story is actually Hohenheim, but for a long time it was his two sons who carried out the story for him in front of the audience. And Hohenheim worked hard to prepare everything behind the scenes. When the truth emerged, people realized that it all depended on Hohenheim's hard work. This is a rather peculiar way of handling stories. Hohenheim is always behind all this, pulling all actions, just like "Father" is always behind all darkness. This is a very complete and closed "circle", which also explains why the original story (comic and FMAB) distributes the proportion of the plot in this way. In fact, Ed and Al's own adventure story, which belongs entirely to them, begins when everything in this series ends. But that's another story. PS: I don't mean that they haven't had enough adventures before, but that "technically" this story is "overall" a "Hohenheim story".

[@Chipster321]

No father/dwarf in the flask really did just outright teach Hohenheim to read and write and then taught him some alchemy (manga explains better). From there that allowed Hohenheim to catch the attention of the master and become his apprentice and further his alchemy through that. After the massive sacrifice, the two went in separate directions. Father went West and taught the Alchemy using the tectonic plates and founded Amestris (the wests version of the golden haired sage). Hohenheim went East and wandered into Xing where he developed and taught the more peaceful and healing focused Alchestry (becoming the East’s version of the golden haired sage). This is why he was able to heal Izumi, he was using Alchestry. As to what Hohenheim is doing and if he knows about Father’s plans, I suggest rewatching the flashbacks in “Family Portrait” 😉

[@Romero817]

Little bit of trivia for you both...the voice of young Hohenheim is the grown up VA of Alphonse from the original 2003 run.

[@Lizardkitmin]

I love how Hohenheim and the Father have kind of a Ford Pines and Bill Cipher Dynamic, they are archenemies but old partners and they know each other better than anyone.

[@mrphenomenal121]

roy and riza's chemistry is so so good

[@ASH_CROW1511]

*Alchemy

[@NessOnett8]

By far my favorite episode. I always love to see everyone's perspective on Hohenheim shift with each and every one of these turning point moments.

[@Weigazod]

If you go back to the episode where May taught Marco about Alkahestry, those two pretty much explained Alchemy vs Alkahestry for you. From what we have been seeing, Alkahestry could do everything Alchemy can do and vice versa. It was all equivalent exchange as the law and deconstruction and reconstruction as the core of how they operate. What differed the two apart was Marco said "the energy from the movement of the tectonic plates" while May explained that Alkahestry using the chi flow that exists within living things and the so-called dragon pulse within the earth as energy source. Thus, their sources of energy were different.

[@Abcdefg-tf7cu]

A lot of people don't seem to understand that alchemy and alkahestry are the same thing. They both have to obey the law of conservation of energy, and simply get energy from different places. They still are both about transmuting matter, and both require equivalent exchange (conservation of mass and energy).

[@NerdyLadZ]

My fav anime of all time - big fan from Sydney!

[@arwenlostlorn6569]

3:22 There is no shot you just called Olivier a gorilla. Bro 😂😂

[@shadowfire_08]

Hohenheim & Scar are my fav characters, incredible arcs

[@dharveshbeedasee5468]

Love your vids. Always puts a smile on my face❤❤❤😊😊

[@masamiogawaofficial]

The wise man of the east and the wise man of the west.

[@routchenko]

This is my favourite episode, so happy to see your reactions, and your breakdown at the end of the episode. I'm looking forward for the reactions of episodes 60 and 61 in two months from now... meanwhile to enjoy every episode in between.

[@RyzenShanks]

That Dwarf is not the only one that came from Van Hohenheim's blood.

[@pepinillo123]

The sacrifices for the Xerxes circle were the small towns in the corners of the transmutation circle.... like the wars around amestris... that circle exchanges the lifes of the country for their philosopher's stones... now the 5 sacrifices are for a slightly different objective but the countrywide circle in amestris is similar

[@JacobHastings]

That's my favorite episode! I'm so glad you guys finally got to it. I've been waiting for it from episode 1 lol. Love the channel!

[@JacobHastings]

A few episodes ago they explain that two mages/wisemen (?) created Alchemy and Alkahestry. And they both came from Xerxes. I've always taken it to be Hoenheim and Father.

[@alexanderthealright]

I love Mustang and Armstrong being sassy to one another and really communicating with subtext. Fun little way of showing that they don't see eye to eye but are on the same page in a lot of ways that really matter.

[@BBTRaziel]

Mr Ho really had a tough life

[@Un1234l]

Glad you guys made it this far. When I first saw this episode too, it was a landmark episode for me.

[@chantararix]

Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim was actually a real person. He was a physician, alchemist and philosopher more known as Paracelsus.

[@Saladrex999]

YES! This is what I was waiting for, lets go!

[@arnabbiswasalsodeep]

21:00 It's good in retroperspect that when you realise that before stabbing Izumi, he says sorry but it wasn't meant to be for izumi. xerxes' people like Hohenheim & ed+all seem smart, but dumber than the dwarf

[@yewstew8312]

A little fun fact about Van Hohenheim: when his younger self is portrayed, he is played by the same voice actor that played Al in the 2003 version of the show.

[@opaopa6272]

*Alphonse

[@ayanleman]

Its the same voice actor for ed in both shows, isnt it? Vic Mignogna

[@opaopa6272]

@@ayanleman They meant to say Alphonse

[@komarunaegi7460]

It’s the same VA that played Al, not Ed. Ed’s VA is the same in FMA 03 and Brotherhood. Al’s VA was a kid in the 03 anime and his voice got a lot deeper by the time Brotherhood came out, so they had him voice young Hoenheim instead and give Al a new VA.

[@yewstew8312]

@@opaopa6272 sorry, I changed it

[@marcusc9931]

Fun fact: in the anime Hellsing, the poem that Alucard recites when removing his restrains it a historical poem that is said to be a coded formula for a philosopher stone.

[@pwnorbepwned]

The bird of Hermes is my name, eating my wings to make me tame?

[@bijolicideris1293]

Been waiting for your upload! Love ya guys!😊

[@andreaa7380]

Finally the answer you always wanted! Great reaction guys ❤

[@inquisitive6786]

Father was able to turn off alchemy before because he can bend or ignore the laws of nature since he is a powerful philosopher stone worthy thousands of souls Both Hohenheim and Father have this ability. Hohenheim did the same healing Izumi The power of the souls is in their blood. That’s why Hohenheim stabbed himself and let his blood fall on the ground In this episode it is also revealed that Hohenheim can hear the souls cry out in pain, so him saying “sorry guys I gotta use you” after stabbing himself implies he can communicate with them Well actually the homonculi also hear the souls crying (Envy’s true form) but they simply dont care about em

[@TheBatmanWhoReacts]

One of my favourite episodes, been waiting for this!

[@internaut4257]

ho casually rearaging izumi's guts, top 10 moment

[@roberthall5580]

One of my favorite episodes

[@saros2605]

13:01 when your favorite team scores

[@Brimmy21]

I'm sure those on patreon will have said this already 6:57 that's Aaron Dismuke! He voiced Al in the original FMA so he was just a wee lad ❤so when Brotherhood came about he had hit puberty so they casted the role to Maxey Whitehead :3 whose done such an awesome job ❤

[@cmcgccjsl]

Such an epic reveal episode. No doubt one of the best period. This anime is the GOAT.

[@lolitsZana]

Paracelsus (/ˌpærəˈsɛlsəs/; German: [paʁaˈtsɛlzʊs]; c. 1493[9] - 24 September 1541), born Theophrastus von Hohenheim (full name Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim[11][12]), was a Swiss[13] physician, alchemist, lay theologian, and philosopher of the German Renaissance.

[@mani3001]

I'm so glad we're here!

[@novAviator01]

Thank you for the video

[@captainomega6315]

Was wondering when you guys would get to this episode 😊

[@drewpocernich2540]

I've been waiting for you too to see this episode.

[@eppielicious]

the buzzing fly had me in stitches

[@DavidsDead]

I was waiting for this episode

[@bdbd1390]

Pride was the first one Father made after the Xerces thing.

[@TDoughter23]

Ah Avon Hoenheim, the Hoenheim not of Light. Truly one of the best dads in the show

[@starfallgalaxy9049]

The Alchemist owned Hohenheim as a slave and only became his teacher after the Dwarf talked him into teaching him.

[@castlebyerslives7021]

yesss one of my favorite episodes

[@gabe_ed]

This is one of my favorite episodes. I love Hohenheim so, so much.

[@thebaldcat6708]

13:02 RIP Headphone users

[@pcbandeira-m]

Now it get way more interesting because, since we know the homunculus were part of the Father, we understand WHY Pride is the first homunculus. Pride was the first one that Father needed to “let go” outside from himself to do all the things he’s doing: taking lifes of beings he’s always saying that are like nothing. Also, without all this Pride he became able to “let go” the others 6 too

[@shadowfire_08]

just vibin’ with Ange’s cover 🤘🏻🔥🍻 which has been your fav so far? there’s one more later on

[@AvereeChaloupka]

Just in time for my lunch, awesome.

[@chaosspear0195]

Pride was the first of Fathers homunculus not the literal first Homunculus the first ever was Father as the Dwarf in the flask.

[@Danny-xi6lk]

can’t wait for y’all to see the new jjk ep

[@davidpopoola3794]

epic episode

[@rich9320]

The homunculi are the children of the dwarf in the flask. Fragments of his soul distilled into the sins they are named after. Edited out some stuff where I was wrong and misremembering.

[@ssjbargainsale]

I dont think so (about Izumi) The boys mentioned he was their father when they met, and on that scene she knows, so it's present day. Also she stops bleeding and being sick after this

[@rich9320]

@PedroHGFranco imma have to go and check the manga because if they met before why didn't he help her then? And why is she acting like they never met before when they have? I always thought it was a past event and she's been slowly getting better since. She never was intrigued about the philosopher's stone so she doesn't ask him about him being one and then either forgot he was Ed and Al's father, trying to coax it out of them, or just plain plot hole.

[@houseofaction]

@@rich9320 you are simply wrong, so get over it. this was after they already met, she didn't know he was their father when she first met him this ep/chapter they mention his children.

[@acmh7538]

@@rich9320 I agree with PedroHGFranco here. In this episode she doesn't act like they never met before, she calls him by his name in the train. But she says something along the lines of "so you're actually Ed's and Al's father" because that's something she didn't know in their previous encounter. So imo the order of events is: 1. She met Hohenheim in Central (maybe concurrently to episode 9 - we see her and Izumi at the train station in Central when Winry arrives ther). He didn't help her then because he didn't know she was sick, they speak about the Philosopher's Stone (no idea why because as you said she wasn't interested in it) 2. Episode 12: Ed and Al went to see her, she said she met a man named Hohenheim who knew a lot about the Philosoper's Stone, that's when she learnt that he's their father 3. Episode 40: she recognized Hohenheim in the train, now that she knows he's Ed's and Al's father they speak about them, she get sick, he recognizes the symptoms, asks her about the truth and heals her, she asks him what he is in return.

[@rich9320]

@houseofaction I don't mind being wrong just am a fan of the series and want to make sure I'm remembering it correctly or not.

[@scfdtutorials-ro2ru]

Izumi already has at least 100 times better man in her life than you.

[@melodiewatkins1048]

You should really to a reaction of trigun stampede I haven't seen anyone really do a reaction of it but it's really good and I'd like to see more epeople react to it😊

[@vagoerrante]

Number 23 like KING LEBRON 😂😂 joooke

[@roberthall5580]

He created alchahestry

[@captainomega6315]

You will find out what and why he was putting the souls into the ground give it some time 😊

[@Vael221]

I absolutely adore all the spycraft/double speak scenes in this show, how they weave coded language into a regular conversation and especially the whole information through names scene with Mustang and Hawkeye. Excellent. Also even if he did have good intentions, Hohenheim healing Izumi without her consent is still pretty uncool. Also also, they don't get into it any further really anywhere, in the manga when he is threatened for mocking the King he adds that he was created accidentally. I think it's implied the master alchemist didn't even know the homunculus was alive until he found out that Hohenheim was inexplicably well educated and even teaching other slaves basic math and reading.

[@SoyzSZN4338]

Hey carlie and ange after full metal is over pleasee consider starting this anime named “black clover” its really enjoyable and very interesting im 100% sure u guys will love it

[@EddieDexterStewart]

Now that you've reached this point, this is not a spoiler. Father rid his "Seven Deadly Sins" in order to become "perfect."

[@HopemanGG]

FYI: Your audio is quite low. Had to turn you way up compared to other channels.

[@Oscar-yx1xx]

There is a new episode of invincible of you guys wanna react

[@melvinlee1159]

pls do an 86 reaction 👁

[@marinauder]

Hey there! Any plans to react to the Invincible special that was released recently? Might as well check out the trailer

[@Austin.Kilgore]

Just so we’re clear, a Tiger would destroy a Gorilla lol Leopards are known to take out Gorillas and so I’d imagine they little, to no chance with a Tiger.

[@JohnsonsOP]

mr ho the victim 😢

[@JohnsonsOP]

the dwarf is its own entity and then later created the others like pride after he already got his body from this 10:32

[@__-fi6xg]

crunchyroll did a amber turd.

[@zyuunii3479]

dumb subtitle spoiling the speakers lol

[@とし-w9s]

字幕ない方がいいって前に書いたと思ったのになー😔

[@LoricSwift]

Love your videos, but my poor ears!

[@timaalo154]

i hate this subtitle, they name the speaker and takes away the surprise when they reveal about hohenhime

[@johnathanchan6590]

i hate that u guys are watching dub T.T