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Video idea if you havnt done it already: All episodes of the cuphead show ranked

My favorite: Weirdmaggedon 3: take back the falls (includes weirdmaggedon part 4 since they’re technically both the same episode) My least favorite: roadside attraction

My wild theory. Dalinar reforms Honor, kills Taravangian and combines the newly formed Shard of Honor with Odium resulting in combined Shard of Order. The combo of Odium and Honor could be War. War has the violent/hatred nature of Odium. But War also needs an element of stateliness. War is more than chaos; organized, systematic manner to defeat your enemy. For an army to properly conduct a war, it must have the element of order. This is the stately element of the combined Shard But I see Order as the flip side of War. The passion element that Rayse believed that Odium contained can combine with the need to use a military might to protect the populace equals Order. Dalinar's moral character is such that he wants peace. He would see the power of the KRs and other coalition forces as a deterrent (In the same vein as the belief during the Cold War that a strong US military deployed throughout the world would serve as a deterrent against the military inclination of communism. Here we get the Shard Order. Yet Dalinar must remain ever vigilant. If he starts to revert back to the Blackthorn of pre Evi's death, then the Shard can transform to the Shard of War.

I love the 5th ideal Trevor proposed. Kaladin needs to accept that others can protect him.

I love the Shallan and Gavinor theories, and the Sword Adolin and Radiant Maya one😅. As for character deaths, I think that Adolin dies so that Shallan can become a worldhopper. Something is going to happen with Kal and Syl. Whether that's one or both of them dying or one of them becoming Honor. Actually, what if Kal becomes Honor while bonded to Syl, and that makes it so that they both are Honor??? They could be named like Duality or something. But by far, my biggest theory is with Dalinar: He loses the contest, is forced to aerve Odium, and then becomes a VILLAIN in the back half! He would be redeemed at some point of course, but I think that would be gut-wrenching

Very disappointing, best part was wesley snipes

Fifth Ideal - I will trust others to do what I know needs to be done

Definitely a fun time at the theater, especially with my audience. Nonstop laughter and adrenaline! But yeah, story could have utilized the “MCU”ness of it all a bit more

If you've seen it, be sure to share your thoughts below? Did it live up to the hype? Or did it let you down?

Kalladin dies to give Moash a chance, then Moash becomes a MC for books 6-10

1. Fear no Mort 2.Unmortricken 3.Thats Amorte 4.Rickfending your Mort 5.The Jerrick Trap 6.Mort Ragnarik 7. Air Force Wong 8.How Poopy got his poop back 9.Wet kuat Amortican summer 10. Rise of the Numbericons That should be my list for me the finale just hit different best finale so far.

Season 7 sucked

Caledon versus moachs. Dalenar versus odium.

Odium makes the duel an eating costest. But Dalinar chose Lift as his champion. And everyone lived happily ever after. Hoids truth is that he actually is Brando Sando and the Cosmere is not a novel, but a memoir.

Definitely felt like a lackluster season but like you said, some episodes and some sequences were unabashedly BOYS! That whole episode with Homelander going to the lab he grew up in…PURE CINEMA!

What did you all think of Season 4? Lived up to the hype or left you wanting more?

I feel like the video lacks your critique and your justification, there were some here and there but it's a rarity especially when getting to the top 20s. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate your praises for each episodes but I want to see a deeper dive for the reason behind why one episode is better than the other. Me as a viewer like, I want to hear what your opinion is, what you hold to your heart, and the context behind your opinion. I feel like that's the biggest thing that I find lacking from this video.

Best weirdmageton 3 worst roadside attraction

Funny thing, if the Cryptics sent Testament and Pattern to Shallan, did they not conspire to start the desolation.

I’m 63 and every time I see Tina come in and wave “Hi” to Louise I’m in tears. It would’ve been nice for Louise to read her poem to Bob, as Linda mends his bloody knees. But other than that IMHO, this is the greatest episode EVER!!!

"Unite them" - y'all forgetting the ONE mantra that has been present throughout every book. I don't think it's possible to unite the cognitive realm and the physical or spiritual realm like folks are talking about here. Unite them - the tones, the rhythms, the the lights of Honor and Odium. Navani is an Bondsmith now, and she knows how to combine Honor and Odium's rhythms. Dalinar is not going to be the champion, he's not capable of uniting the shards as he is now, or will be in 10 days. Navani is capable of it, though. The rhythm of war will become manifest when they (Honor and Odium) are united. What will be the consequences? What will become of Dalinar and Taravangian once they are united? Only Brandon knows.

Hot take: episode 2 is incredible and at least top 3

The ending didn't pan out just because they couldn't keep meeting to play the game.

Kuatto that high is CRAZY

I mean the trailer got me interested, and I think it was adorable with more family together but I agree, the villain isn’t that interesting I rate it a 7/10 Edit: I was first if anyone cares at all- 😂

Definitely have to agree with you. Not a bad movie but easily the worst of the 4 so far. Though I did enjoy more than the first Minions movie, personally. 😅

What did you all think of DM4? How does it stack up against the rest of the franchise?

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I think this season had some of the best episodes of the show’s history (namely episode 4,5 and 10) but also some of its worst if they can nail the consistency the next couple seasons should be amazing

Sunlit Man was actually the very first Cosmere novel I read, a few months ago. I didn’t find it at all difficult to follow. I noticed references of course but the plot and characters were easy to process and it whet my interest in reading the rest. I’ve since made my way through all the secret project books, all current Stormlight Archives, Elantris, and the first Mistborn trilogy. I’m currently on the second. lol. Love the world building.

On reading things in a series out of order. Its a lot more common in other mediums, I think. You used to only be able to watch whatever episode was on TV. Im sure we all did that as a kid, right? I feel like that happens a lot with blockbuster franchises, too. As for me, the one time I recall doing it is with a videogame. I picked up a used copy of Soul Reaver 2 for the PS2 back in the day. It looked really cool and, as a kid, i had limited time and moneh so I figured itd be better to jump in here than wait and possibly forget about it. Totally worth it. Some of my favorite games ever!

For the 5th ideal, look at what Kaladin is striggling with in the story: he has a hard time with knowing that the other side is mostly just normal Singers. All of his exsisting ideals have to do with protection in a universal sense. The more oaths he swears the more likely he is to get stuck between two oaths. What we see from the Skybreakers seems to indicate that each order is the same. Each oath requires you to have more perspective to then need/be able to swear the next, which in turn creats space for conflict within your oaths. The fifth oath seems to provide a way to tie it together and relieve that pressure while also somehow upping the ante. Based on those things Kal's 5th oath has to be something about choosing who he does and does not protect, and by extension that there are those he should protect, could protect, and who in protecting he will do more harm, and that it is correct for him to make those decisions.

Personally i think the contest will be the arc through to the middle of the book at the latest. Theres just so much book there and several of the goals the characters have just cant reasonably be done inside of 10 days. So im expecting some sort of switch up thst makes the contest be resolved early and lets things continue past that.

Referencing prerelease for SP#5 at bottom I think Todium's comments on interplanetary war is closely related to . . . "the big baddie"/conflict in Lost Metal. So I think that'll get connected to Roshar somehow. And "Todium-to-Roshar" will be similar to the "Taravangian-to-Kharbranth". SP#5 . . . . . . . . . . I think "War-Tower" light, and "corrupted" spren and singer-human allies will definitely be a part of space-age Roshar, maybe even "standard" for them.

I have very high expectations, but I feel that he has earned that expectations. Yes I am expecting more about it than from almost any other media that I consume, but there is also a bunch of reasons why my expectations are so high.

Imagine if Odium comes to the contest and says “ready for the cooking battle?” And Dalinar is like WHAT lol

Comparing Dalinar to Moash is nonsense. Dalinar was an awful person, we all know that but he never intentionally killed a friend or ally. He even hates the idea of killing Gavilar. But on the other hand Moash tried to kill Kaladin (his best friend) and then Teft (his other freaking best friend) 🙃

This is my theory: Kaladin fifth ideal will be “I will protect even if I have to kill the ones I love” and then kills Moash! (I know he doesn’t necessarily loves moash but he was like a best friend ¿?)

Something that's never happened that I can recall. Is Adolin has never said the oaths. I don't believe we've seen anyone Bonded to a dead blade having ever said the oaths. I think thats the simple secret to reviving them

There won’t be breath resurrection because there is not enough setting up breath in Stormlight

If we get one, what do you think it will be?

1: Fear No Mort 2: Unmortricken 3: Rickfending Your Mort 4: That’s Amorte 5: How Poopy Got Hi Poop Back 6: Air Force Wong 7: The Jerrick Trap 8: Mort Ricknorok 9: Wet Kuat Summer 10: Rise of the Numericons

5th ideal is you can’t kill to protect. I think it makes the most sense for Windrunners, kaladin’s arc, and thematically. The oaths go in order, protect, protect those you hate, accept there are those you can not protect. The next step is that you can not kill anyone, not even to protect. Windrunners protect everyone, even those they hate. It makes sense logically as the fifth oath. Rind runners are soldiers, so swearing not to kill is very difficult for them, especially since they will be put into situations where they need to kill. That is why most will never make it to the fifth oath. It means a tremendous sacrifice. And that is why it works. Not killing doesn’t work in war, it is a grand ideal only those at the top can swear to, and fifth oath radiants are at the point where they are somewhat above the usual rules. It just seems grand and difficult enough for it to make sense. Next, kaladin’s arc. Kaladin and lirin have been debating for years about killing to protect. It’s honestly THE debate kaladin has had in his head. Surgeon or soldier. Lirin has taught kaladin’s very ideal up till now. Protect(heal), protect those you hate (Sergio a heal anyone and everyone regardless of what they’ve done), accept there are those you can’t protect (callouses). The other lesson lirin has been pounding into kal is that you can’t kill to protect. Kaladin said at the end of row that they are both right, in their own ways. I think this is the case. Kaladin was right to kill as a soldier and as a windrunner who needed to protect, but a fifth ideal Windrunner does not kill. So when he swears that ideal, then that will be right. This is also where kaladin’s seems to be going. He is not a soldier anymore; he has retired as high marshal, so he is actually in the perfect position to swear not to kill. I know a lot of people hate this theory because they hate lirin, but it makes the most sense. Also, maybe swearing the fifth ideal will give the cohesion serge an upgrade that will be necessary to heal Ishar. It’s been set up as something only kal can do, and as a fifth oath radiant he might be the only one who can. I think having his other serge be the one to save the day would be good since the books have kinda ignored cohesion since kaladin only uses it when his gravitation isn’t working.

Have you all seen Sanderson's writing lectures on RUclips for his BYU class? I remember years ago he talked about giving characters a flaw. Their arc isn't about defeating the flaw but learning to live with it. I think he gave the example of depression and said youndont have the character heal from depression then they are never depressed again, but have them learn how to cope with it. I don't know if WoK was even out yet when this lecture was recorded.

What do you think will be Kaladin’s 5th ideal?

Just gotta point out. Odium's nature is really just passion. Kaladin's struggle has always been around him caring too much. Kaladin taking up Odium sounds bad for a back half element buuuut not if Syl is Honor and they are able to join together like Ruin and Preservation. Honor + Odium = Justice? Plus a way to do Syladin without being too weird.