I really hope that whatever they said they planned on doing in the future isn’t just glitch inn stuff or slice of life shorts or whatever, because there’s so many things they could’ve shown if they didn’t rush it. First off what happened to J after she just…fell to who knows where?? She was obviously not dead, and why was she repairing a ship in the credits? It would’ve also been better if they showed how J reacted to finding out who she was really working with, since she said she was tricked too, and Tessa was like the only person she really cared about…. Also, Khan and uzi really should’ve had some sort of interaction towards the end, considering uzi wasn’t there to see how he went from her useless dad to fighting the apocalypse….after all, she did mention in the pilot that she did want to save the world and gain the respect of her dad, which she did do, but they kinda just brushed this off. Plus they never explicitly revealed who “killed” nori, and it would’ve been very interesting to see what it would’ve done to n and uzi’s dynamic. Not to mention how both of uzi’s parents were clearly opposed to her being ‘friends’ with n, but then they’re seen together in the credits playing cards like nothing happened. AND LASTLY DOLL. IM STILL SO MAD THEY DID HER DIRTY LIKE THAT. I’m not saying I’m opposed to killing someone off but they could’ve done so much more with her, like shown what her life was like when the solver first awakened in her, or even give her some sort of redemption in the end, like having her sacrifice herself for the others in a fight against cyn, or having her interact more with the others, since all anyone else knew her for was being a red eyed freak. I could list more but I’m sure a lot of other people are thinking the same thing. Not to mention that at the end of episode 7, n literally lost everyone (or at least thought he did) he cared about, but at the start of the finale he’s all happy go lucky again and the sacrifice is brushed off really quickly. It just seems like all of the build up in ep 7 went nowhere in the finale which probably would’ve gone better if they took more time and spread it out over 3 episodes so it could be 10 in total, but oh well Thanks for listening to my rant :3 (not saying I didn’t like the finale though, and I do get that each episode takes a crazy amount of work, time, and money. )
"Beautifully Tragic" are very good words to use to describe Episode 8. Not only because of the fact that it's the final episode, but also because of just the fact that with a few tweaks and rewrites, this episode would've EASILY been elevated to a level never seen before. J is gonna get her Justice one day, if we're lucky...
J was very obviously always meant to be a joke character. The series hardly takes itself seriously. It's very bipolar on what kind of story it wants to be
A lot of things are unresolved, like how did V fight off the sentinels? We have seen that they are capable of ripping a disassembly drone apart with ease. What happened to the other solver infected planets? What happened to Yeva(if Nori could survive, so could Yeva)? Are the humans truly dead(in the star map Tessa uses to show the infection of the AS, there are 2 colonies whose paths aren’t red, and since red indicates it’s an infected planet, that would mean there are 2 human holdouts out there, granted it could be an animation error.) Also, Cyn being defeated with such ease kinda breaks the show, like if she was this easy to defeat, Humanity would have wiped it out with ease. It’s not a bad episode, but it’s not good for the SERIES FINALE.
I feel that ep. 8 encapsulates the fundamental problem of the entire series. How it fits the story into 8 episodes. If some episodes were longer, or there were one or two more, to give everything weight, I feel we'd be golden. This isn't just a fan whining that Murder Drones ended, in fact especially nowadays, now that things can't seem to just die, so it's nice to see a definitive end. But I feel is just an issue, as it gives barely any time to revel in the story. It's just too big to fit in the time given. Hopefully if we do get things like shorts or a spinoff, or even just comics, it will dive into these parts, (kinda like MD Intermission did) and make up for the lost potential.
Episode 7 and 8 *were* meant to be released together before the glitch drama and the subsequent delay. These two episodes when slapped together just feel one big one. That being said. I like it. I need to sit on it a bit more but it does feel like more of a 'season' finale rather than a 'series' finale. We got some interesting revelations. Who knows where we’ll go from here.
If I had a nickel for every indie animation series meant to have the 7th and 8th episodes released together but got delayed for a bit because of some weird situation I’d have two nickels which isn’t much but it’s weird that it happened twice.
@@Axolotl_2347 The 8th episode of Helluva Boss S1. It was meant to be the finale of S1 and wrap up what happened in Episode 7, but due to some legal issues it was delayed so long the second season started before it was released. Good episode though.
I will forever be salty that J didn't get her girlboss moment it realllly sours the finale for me because she of all people would get the most cathartic moment from it considering that tessa was her best (and let's be so real ONLY) friend
@@DireDuck since we see Dolls name in Uzi's HUD after consuming the solver she may be inside Uzi like how Cyn is, and the apparition could be a hologram projection.
I loved the choice of words. As we all know, it's all about balance. Do we want to have action-rich episodes with perfect details? Yes. As long as we also care about a rich script with good stories. They were in a hurry, and they bet on simple things, like action and lots of "lights and colors with explosions". They could have reduced the graphic quality, we would still be satisfied, and invested more in developing the story's plot.
Ya know, it was a great episode, but at the end of the day, it created more questions than it *solved*, and made it feel like there was meant to be a season 2, I really think that there needs to be accompanying media like a spinoff in order to tie up all the loose ends, and Ima just say, a "Tales of the Murder Drones" Series would go INSANELY hard as a way to tie those loose ends.
9:25 V and J’s personality core motivations weren’t a mystery, the show gave us a pretty good sense of J’s character even from episode 1 and 5 (also the merchandise training video) even without J in episode 8, we are already shown a lot of her character, as well as how she contrasts the protagonist and the overarching themes woven into the narrative. J is focused on perfectionism and living up to the human’s rigid expectations at JCJenson. Order, integrity, self-control, resistance to change, and dogmatism are all corner stones of her personality and the root of her struggles. We see she grew up idolizing the authority figures in her life from episode 5 and she learned that she needs to follow the rules and adhere to the guidelines of the company. Now, episode 8 does give us more insight into how J’s response to higher powers continues to manifest and rear it’s head even with knowing that it is no longer the company in control.
While there are many flaws in the show, the fact it was completed is a big win. Hopefully that will encourage Liam to improve while encouraging him to complete his projects.
I definitely would call this episode fanservice heavy and I definitely wish there was more time with just the characters but considering the resources they have I'm quite happy. Perfect? No, but I don't think it's really fair to expect that either. Ultimately I'm very happy that it ended on a happy note as, just personally speaking, I'm about to my wit's end in sadness and depression. I do love to imagine what might have been possible if they had all the resources and time they wanted but I'm still very happy even though I had dearly hoped the series wouldn't end so soon. Also, if this episode doesn't win an award for the absolutely AMAZING animation I'll be extremely disappointed because they deserve it!
Maybe she tried to resist but, as we know, she would've been possessed by Cyn, like she said: ,,You know there's no escape, even in DEATH!" - that line definitely described J's trials of betraying Cyn.
I would have liked that, to have J rebel for Tessa's sake, but I feel that J made a logical choice. She was sure the solver would win. And if it did win, she could at least leverage with it, saying that they fought on the same team. So she was dealt a bad hand. Plus, V had her admin rights replaced to Uzi, while J's admin is still the solver. J would just have been possesd, or have herself brainwashed. So she couldn't rebel if she wanted to.
@@justarandomdude797 yeah, but i still feel like she wouldve came back after the solver was "defeated" (unless shes dead which i highly doubt) , and tried to apologize OR SOMETHING, instead all we got was her getting thrown into a random hole and never seen again
I think everyone living is actually one of the better things needed for the show, I get the whole thing is basically eldritch horrors and death everywhere but I think it’s more fitting for at least the main 3 (Uzi, N, and V) to live happy lives, especially Uzi and N as Uzi’s arc is opening up and finding the people she cares about so if N and V died that would be more depressing of an angle than most people know, it would be out of character for Uzi not to just revert to how she acted in episode 1 but she’s actually broken and traumatized rather than just acting like it, which I just never saw coming from this show. Also I think the episode did take so long just because of animation and not writing issues or rushing issues.
Meta Runner series had a comic after its the third season series finale. I wonder if there will be something similar with MD. Judging by the credits scenes shown.
I respect you expressing the negative stuff. I feel this show needs more criticism. Liam can do no wrong, in the eyes of his fans, and he knows that. The whole story has always been kind of poorly written. It has a lot of good things going for it but never really tells it in a sensible way. The story has always been very hard to understand as a result. It jumps over important plot details to make a mad dash to the finale. People are still over positive about the ending, ignoring how close to half ass it was written. I mean no disrespect to Liam or Glitch but they need some criticism to help them learn and do better. Murder Drones is amazing for many reason but it could be so much more if given the time and ambition.
I have always thought that MD was an overall step down when compared to Liam's writing in his previous works. Though I assume the change from writing stories to show runner is a lot.
@@DireDuck Transferring a story from words to visual animation is a process. Liam has done it before but never on this scale. It shows throughout the series. Might of helped if Glitch was able to hire someone with a lot of experience, writing scripts for animated series, to help Liam out. A co-writer of sorts.
I’m going to be honest, Murder Drones episode 8 was very much so style AND substance. Hot take, I know. I don’t find the complaints for Episode 8’s writing, at least from a technical standpoint, very compelling. It really just feels like some people just wanted a longer more drawn out episode and are just angry that that wasn’t the case. The passing for Murder drones has always been quick, we’ve always had to piece together what’s actually happening in pretty much every episode of Murder drones, the major of Murder drones fans without a doubt had to rewatch episodes multiple times to understand what’s going on. the series can overdo it on the showing over telling at many points, but overall it’s consistently fast paced and episode 8 is no outlier. There wasn’t much of a reason to draw out this episode. Another thing I keep seeing is people saying that Cyn was built up to be to strong of an antagonist to take down 11:34 I would really appreciate if you’d specify who in particular is changing with their motivations and knowledge, as far as I know all of the major characters at least have stayed consistent throughout the series, everything from their personalities, beliefs, core motivations, knowledge, etc.
To answer your question, J is a good example I think. In episode 6, her reactions and mannerisms makes it look like J doesn't know of the Solvers plan or even that Tessa is Cyn with how she reacts to the events of the episode.
@@DireDuck Also, I know my comment was very simple and I kind of glossed over a lot of the stuff here, but if you’re curious enough, I did make a separate whole document going into the more nitty gritty nuts and bolts of addressing a lot of Episode 8 gripes that people have. docs.google.com/document/d/11g8Oc2hch073ec8MPRCCBmR5T68FkUe9A3ra2wKpFxg/edit
I feel like the finale was too simple somehow. Like, I don't expect a whole new layer of mystery before the final battle, but it somehow just felt, too straight forward. Visually amazing, lots of cute/funny moments between characters, but it's missing something.
Does V pointing gun at uzi count as character assasination? Because in ep 6 she seemed to be concerned and worried about uzi's health and now when uzi has half purple half yellow eyes she now sees her as a threat and points her gun at her rather than asking her if she is allright? Tbh her just backing away from uzi after seeing her eyes would make more sense than her POINTING HER GUN AT HER
the only thing i can say is that episode 8 was a good episode but man that ending was NOT good for a series finale but i have a feeling that this episode did really need to be a longer but it could be very possiblr that hr changed the script multiple times to make the episode but i am not saying that to say that he made it bc he thought we would be "mad" if it was sad i dont want to point fingers and i really feel like this is just a bit of a weird way to end it because so many questions are still left to be answered for example we still didnt know who tried to kill nori and stuff like that and just making people more mad about not having a season 2 and i know this episode was prepared for a year and i understand the reason why it was so short but the action almost had us no time to breath so what i can rate of the points of the episode Rating Action:10/10 Best action i have probably ever seen in indie animation and shows how far we can go about how a indie company can make the action packed scenes also it was also kind of scary i should say. characters:7/10 Not the best way they could've done it but i loved V in this episode N didnt do too much and Uzi was a but cringey but thats how uzi was khan didnt do anything along with nori also Cyn was nerfed HARD Story/ending:5/10 it had some decent points but just in general the ending and bringing back V and stuff wasn't the best they couldve done and also i felt really weird why they made uzi and N sort of overpowered it just felt forced. but in general i can only say this is a 7/10 at best 6/10 at worst i am not dissapointed bc i know the circumstances but it was a bit more unexpected then i thought just remember that be happy that we could watch this in the first place.
Oooo yeah I love episode 8 i watched episode 8 it was the 9th episode I watched and I loved it. I love your videos mr dire I am 12 years old from montana my mom watched with me we loved the show. I was watching and i saw J was mean and i hated it so i was glad with the ending. N got dun dirty this episode I wish N had a better ending I wanted Uzi to beat everyone and N to lose but yeah I loved it. I watched it eating dinner with my momma and i will miss it. my dad comes home soon and we miss him. i hate school and i dont want to go back. theres a man at my school who cleans the classrooms and he is creepy, he says i am pretty and asked me to stay behind one day but i wanted to watch episode 8. his name is mr jones and he has a room with a big ceiling fan and a bunch of pills. idk what his plan is but I never went with him because i wana watch merder drones more. thank you for your videos mr duck even though i am homophobic i dont mind you are gay. god bless and i hope there is a season 2 because this episode sucked
I really hope that whatever they said they planned on doing in the future isn’t just glitch inn stuff or slice of life shorts or whatever, because there’s so many things they could’ve shown if they didn’t rush it.
First off what happened to J after she just…fell to who knows where?? She was obviously not dead, and why was she repairing a ship in the credits?
It would’ve also been better if they showed how J reacted to finding out who she was really working with, since she said she was tricked too, and Tessa was like the only person she really cared about….
Also, Khan and uzi really should’ve had some sort of interaction towards the end, considering uzi wasn’t there to see how he went from her useless dad to fighting the apocalypse….after all, she did mention in the pilot that she did want to save the world and gain the respect of her dad, which she did do, but they kinda just brushed this off. Plus they never explicitly revealed who “killed” nori, and it would’ve been very interesting to see what it would’ve done to n and uzi’s dynamic.
Not to mention how both of uzi’s parents were clearly opposed to her being ‘friends’ with n, but then they’re seen together in the credits playing cards like nothing happened.
AND LASTLY DOLL. IM STILL SO MAD THEY DID HER DIRTY LIKE THAT. I’m not saying I’m opposed to killing someone off but they could’ve done so much more with her, like shown what her life was like when the solver first awakened in her, or even give her some sort of redemption in the end, like having her sacrifice herself for the others in a fight against cyn, or having her interact more with the others, since all anyone else knew her for was being a red eyed freak. I could list more but I’m sure a lot of other people are thinking the same thing.
Not to mention that at the end of episode 7, n literally lost everyone (or at least thought he did) he cared about, but at the start of the finale he’s all happy go lucky again and the sacrifice is brushed off really quickly. It just seems like all of the build up in ep 7 went nowhere in the finale which probably would’ve gone better if they took more time and spread it out over 3 episodes so it could be 10 in total, but oh well
Thanks for listening to my rant :3 (not saying I didn’t like the finale though, and I do get that each episode takes a crazy amount of work, time, and money. )
I have a lot to say about Doll, that would upset a lot of people, maybe it will be a video......
"Beautifully Tragic" are very good words to use to describe Episode 8. Not only because of the fact that it's the final episode, but also because of just the fact that with a few tweaks and rewrites, this episode would've EASILY been elevated to a level never seen before. J is gonna get her Justice one day, if we're lucky...
what does rewrites mean
I hope so
@@spongeybabu average murder drones fan not understanding english
writing again a original part of the story@@spongeybabu
J was very obviously always meant to be a joke character. The series hardly takes itself seriously. It's very bipolar on what kind of story it wants to be
A lot of things are unresolved, like how did V fight off the sentinels? We have seen that they are capable of ripping a disassembly drone apart with ease. What happened to the other solver infected planets? What happened to Yeva(if Nori could survive, so could Yeva)? Are the humans truly dead(in the star map Tessa uses to show the infection of the AS, there are 2 colonies whose paths aren’t red, and since red indicates it’s an infected planet, that would mean there are 2 human holdouts out there, granted it could be an animation error.) Also, Cyn being defeated with such ease kinda breaks the show, like if she was this easy to defeat, Humanity would have wiped it out with ease.
It’s not a bad episode, but it’s not good for the SERIES FINALE.
Maybe she used her tail repeatedly on the sentinels until the sentinels were unrecognizable
I feel that ep. 8 encapsulates the fundamental problem of the entire series. How it fits the story into 8 episodes. If some episodes were longer, or there were one or two more, to give everything weight, I feel we'd be golden. This isn't just a fan whining that Murder Drones ended, in fact especially nowadays, now that things can't seem to just die, so it's nice to see a definitive end. But I feel is just an issue, as it gives barely any time to revel in the story. It's just too big to fit in the time given. Hopefully if we do get things like shorts or a spinoff, or even just comics, it will dive into these parts, (kinda like MD Intermission did) and make up for the lost potential.
Episode 7 and 8 *were* meant to be released together before the glitch drama and the subsequent delay. These two episodes when slapped together just feel one big one.
That being said. I like it. I need to sit on it a bit more but it does feel like more of a 'season' finale rather than a 'series' finale. We got some interesting revelations. Who knows where we’ll go from here.
I agree on the “season finale” thing.
Like I PRAY that Liam picks up the series again after a few years. I would even settle for a comic book.
If I had a nickel for every indie animation series meant to have the 7th and 8th episodes released together but got delayed for a bit because of some weird situation I’d have two nickels which isn’t much but it’s weird that it happened twice.
@@Dedelblute3 wait are you talking about helluva?
@@Dedelblute3 what’s the other instance?
@@Axolotl_2347 The 8th episode of Helluva Boss S1. It was meant to be the finale of S1 and wrap up what happened in Episode 7, but due to some legal issues it was delayed so long the second season started before it was released. Good episode though.
I will forever be salty that J didn't get her girlboss moment it realllly sours the finale for me because she of all people would get the most cathartic moment from it considering that tessa was her best (and let's be so real ONLY) friend
Yea, we at least got some fun scenes with her.
In the credits it looks like Doll in the hallway. With that creepy cracked red smile, and floating hair strips. IDK if she will be brought back.
Its a reference to the beginning of episode 3 if i recall.
@@DireDuck since we see Dolls name in Uzi's HUD after consuming the solver she may be inside Uzi like how Cyn is, and the apparition could be a hologram projection.
I loved the choice of words. As we all know, it's all about balance. Do we want to have action-rich episodes with perfect details? Yes. As long as we also care about a rich script with good stories.
They were in a hurry, and they bet on simple things, like action and lots of "lights and colors with explosions".
They could have reduced the graphic quality, we would still be satisfied, and invested more in developing the story's plot.
Ya know, it was a great episode, but at the end of the day, it created more questions than it *solved*, and made it feel like there was meant to be a season 2, I really think that there needs to be accompanying media like a spinoff in order to tie up all the loose ends, and Ima just say, a "Tales of the Murder Drones" Series would go INSANELY hard as a way to tie those loose ends.
9:25 V and J’s personality core motivations weren’t a mystery, the show gave us a pretty good sense of J’s character even from episode 1 and 5 (also the merchandise training video) even without J in episode 8, we are already shown a lot of her character, as well as how she contrasts the protagonist and the overarching themes woven into the narrative.
J is focused on perfectionism and living up to the human’s rigid expectations at JCJenson. Order, integrity, self-control, resistance to change, and dogmatism are all corner stones of her personality and the root of her struggles. We see she grew up idolizing the authority figures in her life from episode 5 and she learned that she needs to follow the rules and adhere to the guidelines of the company.
Now, episode 8 does give us more insight into how J’s response to higher powers continues to manifest and rear it’s head even with knowing that it is no longer the company in control.
2:08 I guess I don't exist then✌
I still have no idea how you got that.
@JustINnternet Does it????
@JustINnternet How?
While there are many flaws in the show, the fact it was completed is a big win. Hopefully that will encourage Liam to improve while encouraging him to complete his projects.
Liam is already a good writer, his SSTWL stuff proves it, which is why it is strange that we have all the issues we do in the show.
Internal issues maybe?🤷♂️
Regardless, I do hope he can improve his next series, whenever that may be.
I definitely would call this episode fanservice heavy and I definitely wish there was more time with just the characters but considering the resources they have I'm quite happy. Perfect? No, but I don't think it's really fair to expect that either. Ultimately I'm very happy that it ended on a happy note as, just personally speaking, I'm about to my wit's end in sadness and depression.
I do love to imagine what might have been possible if they had all the resources and time they wanted but I'm still very happy even though I had dearly hoped the series wouldn't end so soon.
Also, if this episode doesn't win an award for the absolutely AMAZING animation I'll be extremely disappointed because they deserve it!
J shouldve betrayed cyn it makes NO SENSE why she would side with the killer of her best friend
Maybe she tried to resist but, as we know, she would've been possessed by Cyn, like she said: ,,You know there's no escape, even in DEATH!" - that line definitely described J's trials of betraying Cyn.
I would have liked that, to have J rebel for Tessa's sake, but I feel that J made a logical choice. She was sure the solver would win. And if it did win, she could at least leverage with it, saying that they fought on the same team. So she was dealt a bad hand. Plus, V had her admin rights replaced to Uzi, while J's admin is still the solver. J would just have been possesd, or have herself brainwashed. So she couldn't rebel if she wanted to.
Considering that Cyn casually ate a Planet, i can understand J
@@justarandomdude797 yeah, but i still feel like she wouldve came back after the solver was "defeated" (unless shes dead which i highly doubt) , and tried to apologize OR SOMETHING, instead all we got was her getting thrown into a random hole and never seen again
it kinda ruined the finale for me , i cant get over it
I think everyone living is actually one of the better things needed for the show, I get the whole thing is basically eldritch horrors and death everywhere but I think it’s more fitting for at least the main 3 (Uzi, N, and V) to live happy lives, especially Uzi and N as Uzi’s arc is opening up and finding the people she cares about so if N and V died that would be more depressing of an angle than most people know, it would be out of character for Uzi not to just revert to how she acted in episode 1 but she’s actually broken and traumatized rather than just acting like it, which I just never saw coming from this show.
Also I think the episode did take so long just because of animation and not writing issues or rushing issues.
Meta Runner series had a comic after its the third season series finale. I wonder if there will be something similar with MD. Judging by the credits scenes shown.
I did not know that, interesting.
ok remember how disassembly drones are so vulnerable to heat the cant go in direct sunlight, THEN HOW TF DID N FALL FROM SPACE AND LIGHT ON FIRE????
Atmospheric friction, but I don’t know why it’s only heat from sunlight that influences them. Just another vampire thing I suppose
@ or its lazy writing by glitch. Because they state in episode one they are susceptible to OVERHEATING. Not sunlight OVERHEATING
@@raginggecko8963 Yeah that’s fair enough.
My guy hit the Algorithm jackpot, congrats! (Also love Stargazing with Murderous Intent as background music)
Noticed how you praised V
DRAMATIC GASP
I didn't have enough time to shit on her.
@@DireDuckmake it a separate one, we can wait
@@DireDuck 😡
The main thing with her this episode is her just returning with little to no explanation.
It was “somehow Palpatine returned” levels of writing.
I respect you expressing the negative stuff. I feel this show needs more criticism. Liam can do no wrong, in the eyes of his fans, and he knows that. The whole story has always been kind of poorly written. It has a lot of good things going for it but never really tells it in a sensible way. The story has always been very hard to understand as a result. It jumps over important plot details to make a mad dash to the finale. People are still over positive about the ending, ignoring how close to half ass it was written. I mean no disrespect to Liam or Glitch but they need some criticism to help them learn and do better. Murder Drones is amazing for many reason but it could be so much more if given the time and ambition.
I have always thought that MD was an overall step down when compared to Liam's writing in his previous works. Though I assume the change from writing stories to show runner is a lot.
@@DireDuck Transferring a story from words to visual animation is a process. Liam has done it before but never on this scale. It shows throughout the series. Might of helped if Glitch was able to hire someone with a lot of experience, writing scripts for animated series, to help Liam out. A co-writer of sorts.
1:20 J dropped her keys into the hole where Uzi was, which is how N got it :P
tis tis tis.... You really going to make Yagsterr lose a bet and edit a review video for you BEFORE he could even get his out ... tis tis tis
If you knew what he was getting....
5 seconds in.
What a beautiful voice
I’m going to be honest, Murder Drones episode 8 was very much so style AND substance. Hot take, I know. I don’t find the complaints for Episode 8’s writing, at least from a technical standpoint, very compelling. It really just feels like some people just wanted a longer more drawn out episode and are just angry that that wasn’t the case. The passing for Murder drones has always been quick, we’ve always had to piece together what’s actually happening in pretty much every episode of Murder drones, the major of Murder drones fans without a doubt had to rewatch episodes multiple times to understand what’s going on. the series can overdo it on the showing over telling at many points, but overall it’s consistently fast paced and episode 8 is no outlier.
There wasn’t much of a reason to draw out this episode.
Another thing I keep seeing is people saying that Cyn was built up to be to strong of an antagonist to take down
11:34 I would really appreciate if you’d specify who in particular is changing with their motivations and knowledge, as far as I know all of the major characters at least have stayed consistent throughout the series, everything from their personalities, beliefs, core motivations, knowledge, etc.
To answer your question, J is a good example I think. In episode 6, her reactions and mannerisms makes it look like J doesn't know of the Solvers plan or even that Tessa is Cyn with how she reacts to the events of the episode.
@@DireDuck That’s a good point. I also think either theory works with the narrative. They both make complete sense.
@@DireDuck Also, I know my comment was very simple and I kind of glossed over a lot of the stuff here, but if you’re curious enough, I did make a separate whole document going into the more nitty gritty nuts and bolts of addressing a lot of Episode 8 gripes that people have.
docs.google.com/document/d/11g8Oc2hch073ec8MPRCCBmR5T68FkUe9A3ra2wKpFxg/edit
I feel like the finale was too simple somehow. Like, I don't expect a whole new layer of mystery before the final battle, but it somehow just felt, too straight forward. Visually amazing, lots of cute/funny moments between characters, but it's missing something.
W review
Thank you :D
Does V pointing gun at uzi count as character assasination? Because in ep 6 she seemed to be concerned and worried about uzi's health and now when uzi has half purple half yellow eyes she now sees her as a threat and points her gun at her rather than asking her if she is allright? Tbh her just backing away from uzi after seeing her eyes would make more sense than her POINTING HER GUN AT HER
not necessarily. The AS is known for disguising itself as other people. She thought that Uzi was an fake
the only thing i can say is that episode 8 was a good episode but man that ending was NOT good for a series finale but i have a feeling that this episode did really need to be a longer but it could be very possiblr that hr changed the script multiple times to make the episode but i am not saying that to say that he made it bc he thought we would be "mad" if it was sad i dont want to point fingers and i really feel like this is just a bit of a weird way to end it because so many questions are still left to be answered for example we still didnt know who tried to kill nori and stuff like that and just making people more mad about not having a season 2 and i know this episode was prepared for a year and i understand the reason why it was so short but the action almost had us no time to breath so what i can rate of the points of the episode
Rating
Action:10/10
Best action i have probably ever seen in indie animation and shows how far we can go about how a indie company can make the action packed scenes
also it was also kind of scary i should say.
characters:7/10
Not the best way they could've done it but i loved V in this episode N didnt do too much and Uzi was a but cringey but thats how uzi was khan didnt do anything along with nori also Cyn was nerfed HARD
Story/ending:5/10
it had some decent points but just in general the ending and bringing back V and stuff wasn't the best they couldve done and also i felt really weird why they made uzi and N sort of overpowered it just felt forced.
but in general i can only say this is a 7/10 at best 6/10 at worst i am not dissapointed bc i know the circumstances but it was a bit more unexpected then i thought
just remember that be happy that we could watch this in the first place.
Fair enough
Everyone says in video about murder drones tbat jt is fast but I never felt fast
Oooo yeah I love episode 8 i watched episode 8 it was the 9th episode I watched and I loved it. I love your videos mr dire I am 12 years old from montana my mom watched with me we loved the show. I was watching and i saw J was mean and i hated it so i was glad with the ending. N got dun dirty this episode I wish N had a better ending I wanted Uzi to beat everyone and N to lose but yeah I loved it. I watched it eating dinner with my momma and i will miss it. my dad comes home soon and we miss him. i hate school and i dont want to go back. theres a man at my school who cleans the classrooms and he is creepy, he says i am pretty and asked me to stay behind one day but i wanted to watch episode 8. his name is mr jones and he has a room with a big ceiling fan and a bunch of pills. idk what his plan is but I never went with him because i wana watch merder drones more. thank you for your videos mr duck even though i am homophobic i dont mind you are gay. god bless and i hope there is a season 2 because this episode sucked
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@@HaxxorElite huh i dint u dunno who i am
> “I am 12”
> _joined 11 years ago_
Something here doesn’t add up.
@@Dedelblute312 is bigger than 11 lol
@@spongeybabu Unless you were one early bloomer, I really doubt you created an account on RUclips at the ripe old age of 1.
At this point ur being a hater not a critic
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Ep 8's only saving grace is the animation and the soundtrack. The rest is just awful. 4/10 *at best*