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You folks are in for a treat. Remember that CR is professional voice actors who come from video games, animation, and even some live action stuff so this is in their wheel house.
6:13 HAHAHAHAHA 😂 well spoken!! Sam Riegel (Voice of Scalan) is in charge of creating ad skits for nearly every episode and he has an entire bit around that pun. Link below: ruclips.net/video/5hwYz1lPN0g/видео.html It’s part of a funny series where both he and Liam are running for president. Enjoy 😉
ah, so glad to see y'all watching vox machina! i think it's so great that y'all are coming at this blind! just to expand on the non-spoilery stuff you do know, this was indeed based on critical role's adventures - a bunch of friends who are also voice actors (the main cast is well-established, so you're sure to have heard all of them before). they were initially just gonna do only one special episode done as a fundraiser, but with a record-breaking kickstarter (they aimed for $750,000, got $11,385,449 instead), they expanded it to a full season. looking for somewhere to show it, it got picked up by amazon prime, where they got the greenlight for a 2nd season! looking forward to your reactions!
Legend of Vox Machina is based on their first campaign. Aside from episode 1 and 2, everything that will happen in the show happened on-stream first so most people are watching it knowing what happens.
I literally just finished campaign 1and am so hype for this series. I've been struggling to get into campaign 2 because I loved vox machina so damn much lol
Even Episode 1 + 2's events are clued in enough in on-stream episodes later on when they go back into the house from Episode 2 (for anyone not up to Ep 2 yet, hope that's spoiler-less enough...)
@@highwayhiker2915 I felt the same way as you when I started watching C1, but C2 is fucking amazing too though!! It doesn't take long before you love all of M9 as much as you did VM
@@highwayhiker2915 Fjord goes on one hell of a journey, Notts story is heart breaking, Yasha grows on you too, she's no Grog but at least it's Ashley! And Caleb, JESUS CHRIST... He is The Darkest Timeline. I REALLY didn't like Molly at first (such a departure from Percy) but before long he was one of my favourites
So happy to see you get into this, especially when you say you know nothing about Critical Role or D&D. I started playing D&D in 1978 when I was 10 years old & back then we were picked on & bullied for playing it. We also had the Satanic Panic with religious people like mother freaking out & my Mom burned all my D&D books & comics. Cut to decades later & people like Critical Role have made D&D popular & mainstream. I've been a Critter from the start of Critical Role in March 2015, close to 7 years ago. 3 years ago they had the Kickstarter campaign for 1 animated episode of The Legend of Vox Machina. However, Critters from around the world donated so much within just 24 hours we blew through all the stretch goals & beyond. It led them to add more & more episodes until we had a full season of 12. The Kickstarter campaign broke records & 88,887 backers pledged $11,385,449 in the end. It's so wonderful to see so many talented writers, animators, & voice talent working on this series. Enjoy!
Found your channel recently from The Boys which I have enjoyed, subscribing and in for long haul now thanks to watching Vox Machina. First channel to pop up on my feed with a reaction for the record. :)
If you want to start watching Critical role, they also have a second and third campaign. The third campaign has only recently started so it might be easier to start with that season unless you want to put the time in for the 1st and 2nd campaign. Each episode is about 4 hours. If you start with the first campaign, I would start around episode 23/24. That is the beginning of the briarwood arc and really we’re CR got its stride. FYI, there was another player in campaign 1 (I won’t mention his name because he is not a very good human being) he leaves around the 27 episode mark. It’s better without him in the party anyway.
You seem to know about this world so I hope you dont mind if I have a very, very specific question. I know that rpg worlds are very fleshed out and interesting - so i was wondering what kind of law enforcement exists in that city? That ogre looking guy got his hand chopped off in the bar fight...does that not have some kind of penalty? Im not asking for a huge explanation, but just curious as to what the system is like. Is there some kind of local constabulary? does the ogre thing get to 'press charges'? Is he allowed retribution? or compensation? I know in most fantasy worlds bar brawls are sort of the norm, a good way to introduce characters, but chopping a hand off would surely result in...something? I know the question is specific, just curious if you've got some insight. Thank you in advance!
@@nadeeml9276 In general, it is always dependent on what the Dungeon Master/Party decides or is comfortable with. For Critical role, Matt does create king's guard and local militia but its usually on macro rather than micro; sure they might make sure that a drunken brawl doesn't get too destructive but as far as the legal limits of law within Tal'Dorei (cutting off someone's hand)...that might be little too in depth even for Matt (the man created a calendar for Exandria, with home-brewed months and days of the week). It can also slow down the game or be more role-play than what the players want. But that's not to say that someone creating a DnD game (whether in Tal'Dorei, provided in various guides or even home brewed) can't make up a constabulary force or some sort of law keeping unit. Back to my first sentence, it can kind of be the grey area of how "real" you want to make it. Some DM's will nit pick on rolling for infection in wounds, number of arrows/bullets/etc., even food and bathroom breaks. Having a constabulary is great in a world building sense and can create drama, but something like this can be used to punish the party (from becoming murder-hobos, being disrespectful to fellow players/DM or just trying to meta game) or it can become ball and chain if not handled correctly. If a party only wants to dungeon crawl, kill monsters and have a sort of "rage room" experience, roleplaying an episode of Law and Order: DnD edition will alienate them. It's a give and take between the DM and the party/group of players. Every group is different and want different things out of the game play experience. Any repercussions of the near fight and amputation were probably not included as to not disrupt the pace of the story. The live stream has included the repercussions and various charm/perception/deception roles to try and get out it. I would suggest you watch the live streams, they really are great!
@@eventingirl001 Fantastic fantastic! Thanks for the insight, I have a much better idea now. I might watch their critical role youtube videos if I have some time. After some basic internet searches am I correct to understand that this is actually officially in the D&D universe/world (whatever the term is)? In other words, is it conceivable they'll cross paths with, say, Dark Elves for example? Or is Exandria just super far away? And thanks for answering my noob questions
@@nadeeml9276 No worries! Yes, there are Dark Elves (DND calles them drow). The DND manuals are building blocks to build your own world with the provided races, classes, locations etc or to piggy back off of what Wizards of the Coast (the company that owns Dungeons and Dragons) provides. For example, people can say is they are running a “5E campaign”, it’s just the version of Snd they are playing. There is a “Ravenloft” setting which includes a manual centered around the realm of Ravenloft with setting details, available spells and non-player characters who can be potential enemies. Matt’s home brewed world of Exandria is technically part of the DND cannon/universe. So other groups can set their own games in Exandria; possibly interacting with Vox Machina and other non player characters. Matt has created various classes and subclasses which are featured in these official manuals. Someone could potentially home brew a game where Exandria is in a different plane of existence. So, a DM could have their own group travel to Exandria a la Thor in the Marvel universe. He’s from Asgard but travels to Earth/Midgard.
@@eventingirl001 Fascinating. Thank you so much for boiling all of that down into a very understandable structure. I thought Id have to take a deep dive in the D&D wiki, but now I think Ill just watch some of the actual games they've played on youtube. I assume youve seen Harmonquest. I started watching Relics and Rarities a while ago with Deborah Ann Woll but never continued. This show definitely reignited that interest. Thank you kindly again!
Ive always seen you two in mashup reaction videos but have never taken the time to check out your channel. and man I really am LATE TO THE PARTY! I saw the playlists of your reactions and still can't decide what I'm going to watch first after I inevitably binge this Vox Mach playlist lol. Great reaction and I definitely subbed and hit the bell!!
AHHHH yes!!! I'm so surprised to see y'all reacting to this. Did mine this morning and was hoping to see other people's reaction. Cannot wait to watch y'all's journey with this I'm familiar with Crirical Role campaign 2 and 3 but I'm very new to campaign 1 so kinda in the same boat as yll. 💛
I'm a bit late to the party watching this video, but until you mentioned it I had no idea David Tennant was in this. Now I can't believe how I did not immediately recognized his voice. I checked out the rest of the cast as well, and there are some more names I recognize in small one off roles.
Hearing you say that you've never had the opportunity to play DnD, I just wanna say (as a random internet person, so obv your mileage may vary) that it's honestly not as difficult to start or run your own game as it might seem. The easiest way to do it is just to start, and learn along with your group. (there's a good little DnD "Starter kit" available that can kick you off, too. Most of what you need is in the box.) (rambling anecdote, tl;dr: DMing is FUN and DnD is full of heart and builds friendships :p) One of the most fun, fulfilling things I have ever done was decide to jump in feet first and start DMing. I had played before, but didn't have a group, and I wanted to. It was terrifying, but SO MUCH FUN! It's more work and planning, for sure, but I love it more than being a player. The best part of tabletop games (DnD and other systems too) is that you get to sit around a table (or a virtual table, but in person is amazing if you can manage it) and take part in a story that *only that group* will ever experience, no matter how many times you play, or even if other people see the game, that experience is yours alone as a group. ...thank you for coming to my Ted Talk. I might have some DnD feelings. *slinks away*
Point of interest - the critical role group funded the whole first series of this with their Kickstarter, which broke records for how quickly they got funded. Amazon only offered to fund the second series and host the show after the kickstarter proved the audience was there. One result of that is the show is very creator controlled.
As an absolute critter I Must say that the first episode was just alright to me (I would’ve watched the show anyway no matter how bad or good) but episode 2 and 3 were amazing and now I’m super excited!!!
Long time critter and backer and I almost couldn't be happier with what we've gotten so far, the only things I would change would be tiiiiinnny bits of animation. The only one that comes to mind off the top of my head just for an example is when Keyleth roars at the Undead Dog and her eyes go green. I felt her pupils should have gone vertical as well, but that's literally it.
amazing reaction. I would recommend after the third chapter to react to the opening of the critical role campaign 1 Character Backstories. it allow you to know a little more about the vox machina members.
200 episodes running 3+ hours each, starring basically *everyone* like, *everyone* from the world of animation..... one of them alone would fill an entire page of references.
Just a bit of Dungeons & Dragons lore for when you watch the opening sequence. There has been only one mortal who has actually managed to ascend to godhood. She became the goddess of death, life, and fate. She is known as the Raven Queen, her symbol being that of a raven.
Huh? That's not true at all. St Cuthbert, Bane, Vecna, the whole Cerilian pantheon - and probably a bunch of others - were mortals who ascended to godhood.
@@ryanbaillie11 But only one of those people you listed is canon in Critical Role. And, well mild spoilers for later parts of the campaign this is based on, they're not truly a god YET
Let's get these subs up, guy's! 21% for two of the best reactors in the game?! Unacceptable! I know nothing about this show but I assume by the 3rd episode it will hook me. That being said the 1st episode was quite average & unremarkable but I assume something major is gonna change things up for the better. After shows like Arcane & Invincible, all animated shows have their work cut out for them.
They’re more a brother and sister kind of relationship, grog was beaten and kicked out of his clan for defending pike’s granddad when he was younger and pike healed him, they’ve been like family ever since. So not many critters ship them romantically. They’re more of a bromance
As your larynx grows, your vocal cords grow longer and thicker. Also, your facial bones begin to grow. Cavities in the sinuses, the nose, and the back of the throat grow bigger, creating more space in the face that gives your voice more room to echo. All of these factors cause your voice to get deeper. Glad we could help educate you.
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You folks are in for a treat. Remember that CR is professional voice actors who come from video games, animation, and even some live action stuff so this is in their wheel house.
Going from watching this live in the moment to watching it animated 4 years later is surreal.
Sadly one of them is missing, but at least we know why.
@@littlepeach2010 Yea, that's not a rabbit hole you want to go down....
"He's a cunning linguist" is honestly the best descriptor of Scanlsn that there is
6:13 HAHAHAHAHA 😂 well spoken!!
Sam Riegel (Voice of Scalan) is in charge of creating ad skits for nearly every episode and he has an entire bit around that pun. Link below:
ruclips.net/video/5hwYz1lPN0g/видео.html
It’s part of a funny series where both he and Liam are running for president. Enjoy 😉
ah, so glad to see y'all watching vox machina! i think it's so great that y'all are coming at this blind! just to expand on the non-spoilery stuff you do know, this was indeed based on critical role's adventures - a bunch of friends who are also voice actors (the main cast is well-established, so you're sure to have heard all of them before). they were initially just gonna do only one special episode done as a fundraiser, but with a record-breaking kickstarter (they aimed for $750,000, got $11,385,449 instead), they expanded it to a full season. looking for somewhere to show it, it got picked up by amazon prime, where they got the greenlight for a 2nd season! looking forward to your reactions!
Wonderful to see you reacting to this!! The adventure begins… ✨
I would sing the rest of the song... But i bite my tongue :)
🎶 They were always beside you🎶
@@criticallol3039 🎶your nerdy best friends
And the DM to guide you...🎶
🎶 and they rise from the flames for the battle ahead 🎶
@@TheTruthGirl8 and villains beware cuz you’re bound to be dead
The dwarf lady on the council of Emon is played by the same actress who did Mirabel in Encanto.
I never watched Critical Role, but loved the cartoon.
6:15 Sam Riegel is indeed a master debater 🤔
The fact that you're new to Critical Role makes this even better!
Very excited to share this journey with the two of you!
Yay! Really happy you're reacting to this series! Enjoy the ride!
Legend of Vox Machina is based on their first campaign. Aside from episode 1 and 2, everything that will happen in the show happened on-stream first so most people are watching it knowing what happens.
I literally just finished campaign 1and am so hype for this series. I've been struggling to get into campaign 2 because I loved vox machina so damn much lol
Even Episode 1 + 2's events are clued in enough in on-stream episodes later on when they go back into the house from Episode 2 (for anyone not up to Ep 2 yet, hope that's spoiler-less enough...)
@@highwayhiker2915 I felt the same way as you when I started watching C1, but C2 is fucking amazing too though!! It doesn't take long before you love all of M9 as much as you did VM
@@nuru666 ep 12 or 13 I think and it's rough man. Jester is adorable and Bo is literally me, but the rest arent vibing with me. I miss Grog 😢
@@highwayhiker2915 Fjord goes on one hell of a journey, Notts story is heart breaking, Yasha grows on you too, she's no Grog but at least it's Ashley! And Caleb, JESUS CHRIST... He is The Darkest Timeline. I REALLY didn't like Molly at first (such a departure from Percy) but before long he was one of my favourites
the master debater comment was offhand but it was so correct
Sam Riegel will master debate everyone and everywhere! Especially Liam… that’s why I believe he should be the president of dnd beyond
Omg yes. So pumped you all are reacting to this. Haven’t even watched it yet, just excited. On to the reaction.
So happy to see you get into this, especially when you say you know nothing about Critical Role or D&D. I started playing D&D in 1978 when I was 10 years old & back then we were picked on & bullied for playing it. We also had the Satanic Panic with religious people like mother freaking out & my Mom burned all my D&D books & comics. Cut to decades later & people like Critical Role have made D&D popular & mainstream. I've been a Critter from the start of Critical Role in March 2015, close to 7 years ago. 3 years ago they had the Kickstarter campaign for 1 animated episode of The Legend of Vox Machina. However, Critters from around the world donated so much within just 24 hours we blew through all the stretch goals & beyond. It led them to add more & more episodes until we had a full season of 12. The Kickstarter campaign broke records & 88,887 backers pledged $11,385,449 in the end. It's so wonderful to see so many talented writers, animators, & voice talent working on this series. Enjoy!
Found your channel recently from The Boys which I have enjoyed, subscribing and in for long haul now thanks to watching Vox Machina. First channel to pop up on my feed with a reaction for the record. :)
So happy you're here and that you've found us! 💜💙
If you want to start watching Critical role, they also have a second and third campaign. The third campaign has only recently started so it might be easier to start with that season unless you want to put the time in for the 1st and 2nd campaign. Each episode is about 4 hours. If you start with the first campaign, I would start around episode 23/24. That is the beginning of the briarwood arc and really we’re CR got its stride. FYI, there was another player in campaign 1 (I won’t mention his name because he is not a very good human being) he leaves around the 27 episode mark. It’s better without him in the party anyway.
You seem to know about this world so I hope you dont mind if I have a very, very specific question. I know that rpg worlds are very fleshed out and interesting - so i was wondering what kind of law enforcement exists in that city? That ogre looking guy got his hand chopped off in the bar fight...does that not have some kind of penalty? Im not asking for a huge explanation, but just curious as to what the system is like. Is there some kind of local constabulary? does the ogre thing get to 'press charges'? Is he allowed retribution? or compensation? I know in most fantasy worlds bar brawls are sort of the norm, a good way to introduce characters, but chopping a hand off would surely result in...something?
I know the question is specific, just curious if you've got some insight. Thank you in advance!
@@nadeeml9276 In general, it is always dependent on what the Dungeon Master/Party decides or is comfortable with. For Critical role, Matt does create king's guard and local militia but its usually on macro rather than micro; sure they might make sure that a drunken brawl doesn't get too destructive but as far as the legal limits of law within Tal'Dorei (cutting off someone's hand)...that might be little too in depth even for Matt (the man created a calendar for Exandria, with home-brewed months and days of the week). It can also slow down the game or be more role-play than what the players want. But that's not to say that someone creating a DnD game (whether in Tal'Dorei, provided in various guides or even home brewed) can't make up a constabulary force or some sort of law keeping unit. Back to my first sentence, it can kind of be the grey area of how "real" you want to make it. Some DM's will nit pick on rolling for infection in wounds, number of arrows/bullets/etc., even food and bathroom breaks. Having a constabulary is great in a world building sense and can create drama, but something like this can be used to punish the party (from becoming murder-hobos, being disrespectful to fellow players/DM or just trying to meta game) or it can become ball and chain if not handled correctly. If a party only wants to dungeon crawl, kill monsters and have a sort of "rage room" experience, roleplaying an episode of Law and Order: DnD edition will alienate them. It's a give and take between the DM and the party/group of players. Every group is different and want different things out of the game play experience. Any repercussions of the near fight and amputation were probably not included as to not disrupt the pace of the story. The live stream has included the repercussions and various charm/perception/deception roles to try and get out it. I would suggest you watch the live streams, they really are great!
@@eventingirl001 Fantastic fantastic! Thanks for the insight, I have a much better idea now. I might watch their critical role youtube videos if I have some time. After some basic internet searches am I correct to understand that this is actually officially in the D&D universe/world (whatever the term is)? In other words, is it conceivable they'll cross paths with, say, Dark Elves for example? Or is Exandria just super far away? And thanks for answering my noob questions
@@nadeeml9276 No worries! Yes, there are Dark Elves (DND calles them drow). The DND manuals are building blocks to build your own world with the provided races, classes, locations etc or to piggy back off of what Wizards of the Coast (the company that owns Dungeons and Dragons) provides. For example, people can say is they are running a “5E campaign”, it’s just the version of Snd they are playing. There is a “Ravenloft” setting which includes a manual centered around the realm of Ravenloft with setting details, available spells and non-player characters who can be potential enemies. Matt’s home brewed world of Exandria is technically part of the DND cannon/universe. So other groups can set their own games in Exandria; possibly interacting with Vox Machina and other non player characters. Matt has created various classes and subclasses which are featured in these official manuals. Someone could potentially home brew a game where Exandria is in a different plane of existence. So, a DM could have their own group travel to Exandria a la Thor in the Marvel universe. He’s from Asgard but travels to Earth/Midgard.
@@eventingirl001 Fascinating. Thank you so much for boiling all of that down into a very understandable structure. I thought Id have to take a deep dive in the D&D wiki, but now I think Ill just watch some of the actual games they've played on youtube. I assume youve seen Harmonquest. I started watching Relics and Rarities a while ago with Deborah Ann Woll but never continued. This show definitely reignited that interest. Thank you kindly again!
Ive always seen you two in mashup reaction videos but have never taken the time to check out your channel. and man I really am LATE TO THE PARTY! I saw the playlists of your reactions and still can't decide what I'm going to watch first after I inevitably binge this Vox Mach playlist lol. Great reaction and I definitely subbed and hit the bell!!
So happy you decided to check us out! Better LATE than never!
AHHHH yes!!! I'm so surprised to see y'all reacting to this. Did mine this morning and was hoping to see other people's reaction.
Cannot wait to watch y'all's journey with this I'm familiar with Crirical Role campaign 2 and 3 but I'm very new to campaign 1 so kinda in the same boat as yll.
💛
I'm a bit late to the party watching this video, but until you mentioned it I had no idea David Tennant was in this. Now I can't believe how I did not immediately recognized his voice. I checked out the rest of the cast as well, and there are some more names I recognize in small one off roles.
Hearing you say that you've never had the opportunity to play DnD, I just wanna say (as a random internet person, so obv your mileage may vary) that it's honestly not as difficult to start or run your own game as it might seem. The easiest way to do it is just to start, and learn along with your group. (there's a good little DnD "Starter kit" available that can kick you off, too. Most of what you need is in the box.)
(rambling anecdote, tl;dr: DMing is FUN and DnD is full of heart and builds friendships :p)
One of the most fun, fulfilling things I have ever done was decide to jump in feet first and start DMing. I had played before, but didn't have a group, and I wanted to. It was terrifying, but SO MUCH FUN! It's more work and planning, for sure, but I love it more than being a player.
The best part of tabletop games (DnD and other systems too) is that you get to sit around a table (or a virtual table, but in person is amazing if you can manage it) and take part in a story that *only that group* will ever experience, no matter how many times you play, or even if other people see the game, that experience is yours alone as a group.
...thank you for coming to my Ted Talk. I might have some DnD feelings. *slinks away*
Point of interest - the critical role group funded the whole first series of this with their Kickstarter, which broke records for how quickly they got funded. Amazon only offered to fund the second series and host the show after the kickstarter proved the audience was there. One result of that is the show is very creator controlled.
SO HAPPY to see your reactions to this!!
I would totally play D&D with you guys! That sounds fun. Bonus points for Mrs. Peacock
That Clue reference at the end killed me xD
Later, turns out the door guards spend all their time petting the bear so don't worry about him.
I hope you like the show!!! Madly excited as a Critical Role fan to see new fans!!!
As a critter, this is gonna make me cry!!! Also I’d happily DM for you guys if you did wanna try out Dungeons and Dragons ☺️
So happy to see you two become Critters! You've got a heck of a story ahead.
So happy you guys are reacting to this. You're in for a good time.
Oh no. I realized I was in the 79% part of the pie chart 😱 Subbed now, so you’re one closer to 100K!
As an absolute critter I Must say that the first episode was just alright to me (I would’ve watched the show anyway no matter how bad or good) but episode 2 and 3 were amazing and now I’m super excited!!!
yeah same boat
Long time critter and backer and I almost couldn't be happier with what we've gotten so far, the only things I would change would be tiiiiinnny bits of animation. The only one that comes to mind off the top of my head just for an example is when Keyleth roars at the Undead Dog and her eyes go green. I felt her pupils should have gone vertical as well, but that's literally it.
The greatest Kickstarter there ever was!
I will be subscribing and watching you the whole time as you react to this. Love it
Have them deal with Brimscythe great premiere...
I watched this campaign yall in for a hell of a ride.
amazing reaction.
I would recommend after the third chapter to react to the opening of the critical role campaign 1 Character Backstories.
it allow you to know a little more about the vox machina members.
Vanessa's reactions are so wonderful!
Trinket is good boy.
Hell yeah I was hoping you would react to this!!!
Going into this blind? Oh, you're in for a ride. Lol
One hell of show
Percy fans
👇
I hope you'll love this, and maybe decide to take the time to watch the campaigns themselves! Love, from one Critter to another!
200 episodes running 3+ hours each, starring basically *everyone*
like, *everyone* from the world of animation..... one of them alone would fill an entire page of references.
guys,you gotta watch Superman & Lois. They are killing it!
Subbed for this!
Just a bit of Dungeons & Dragons lore for when you watch the opening sequence. There has been only one mortal who has actually managed to ascend to godhood. She became the goddess of death, life, and fate. She is known as the Raven Queen, her symbol being that of a raven.
Huh? That's not true at all.
St Cuthbert, Bane, Vecna, the whole Cerilian pantheon - and probably a bunch of others - were mortals who ascended to godhood.
@@ryanbaillie11 But only one of those people you listed is canon in Critical Role. And, well mild spoilers for later parts of the campaign this is based on, they're not truly a god YET
@@little_valkyrie The OP said D&D lore, so I wouldn't imagine they are referring to just Critical Role
Long time D&D player loving the show
It has begin, again.
Anytime you see a masculine character with shoulder length brown hair like at 6:43 that’s supposed to be Matt, the dungeon master for critical role 😂
Yes! Love this show!
6:11 "Masterdebater" ok you definately watch Critical Role
Nope. Austin Powers.
He truly is a master debater
Let's get these subs up, guy's! 21% for two of the best reactors in the game?! Unacceptable!
I know nothing about this show but I assume by the 3rd episode it will hook me. That being said the 1st episode was quite average & unremarkable but I assume something major is gonna change things up for the better. After shows like Arcane & Invincible, all animated shows have their work cut out for them.
#Ithasbegin
It has. It has begin.
Apparently they did this around lv 7
I would gladly Dungeon Master you guys
Are the nerdom United under the critter banner!
Love u guys
Grog is the best!!!
Never heard of this show , what it all about
It just dropped today. It's an animated adaptation of an incredibly popular series of Dungeons and Dragons live plays.
Does anyone Shep Grog and Pike
They’re more a brother and sister kind of relationship, grog was beaten and kicked out of his clan for defending pike’s granddad when he was younger and pike healed him, they’ve been like family ever since. So not many critters ship them romantically. They’re more of a bromance
Where is this animation on, cannot seem to find it.
Amazon prime
how does the girl have more bass in her voice than the guy
As your larynx grows, your vocal cords grow longer and thicker. Also, your facial bones begin to grow. Cavities in the sinuses, the nose, and the back of the throat grow bigger, creating more space in the face that gives your voice more room to echo. All of these factors cause your voice to get deeper.
Glad we could help educate you.
@@LatetotheParty I love your voice it's so beautiful and powerful!