@@loganbigmo They aren't imported, the steering wheel is on the right because that makes it easy for the rural deliveries. The driver doesn't have to get out of the truck, just roll down the window.
@@VArcanix I get why the pick-up truck is right side drive, I was just wondering if the postal service imports those trucks or if U.S. manufacturers make right-hand drive vehicles for certain vocations
I don’t know that auto manufacturers do this for rural mail carriers. I do know there are various folks who independently customize vehicles like this for rural mail carriers. I knew an Engineer who created a system to customize a rural mail carrier’s vehicle. That was his own small business.
@@loganbigmo Most of the US Postal inventory is built in the US as right hand drive, when it comes to non-bulk deliveries (residential/rural/local). Larger vehicles will be left-hand drive since they spend most of their time on interstates/highways/freeways.
So Augustin mentioned that lacrosse has its origins in stickball. But what they also got right in the show is that various tribes would play stickball to settle disputes. So it's entirely plausible that it would have been used for a land dispute in that scene.
Bonnie, Biscuits, & Maya are Chula's grandkids from different daughters that are no longer in the picture. Chula basically raised Bonnie and Biscuits. Bonnie isn't Chula's daughter. Chula is a mail carrier, so her truck, like all mail delivery vehicles, are right-side drive.
The fluidity of the actors using ASL is impressive, considering most of them probably had never used it before this. That sign that Henry makes for Fisk is a very quick spelling of "Fisk," with only the F and the K really being, um, enunciated. As with spoken language, ASL users also find ways to create shorthand.
Yeah I saw a clip where Alanqa cox said kingpin is a k and a p. I think the k swoops down into the p. It’s fascinating. Especially children I can see wanting to learn from this show.
@@powerpanda557 That would make sense. It's an easy switch from K to P. ASL uses context to convey meaning A LOT, like even more than spoken language does. That's why you see a lot of ASL users mouthing the words, too. I remember from back in the late '80s, there was a report about unusually high HIV transmission inside deaf communities. Turns out that it was because of how difficult it had been to properly communicate the risks and causes of HIV to deaf people.
I want a scene in the next Avengers movie, where all the Heroes arrive with these goofy sidekicks and leave them in a room together when they go on their mission. Katy, Darcy, Luis, Biscuits,… I’m sure there are more. Or make this a D+ special presentation.
@@realhannesthemenace Other good ones would be Ned (with his memories back), Happy Hogan, Korg, Bruno from Ms. Marvel, Karun from Eternals, Nikki and Madisynn from She-Hulk, and Mobius isn't exactly a goofy sidekick, but he is on Earth right now and would be fun. Throw in Star Lord and Yelena or Alexi just to make it interesting, and honestly Scott would fit right in... I might be getting carried away, but this scene needs to happen!
One thing I was impressed by... Was the grandmothers work for the post office. It was very spot on including the steering wheel on the other side for her vehicle and needing to get out when she can't use her truck.
The show "Reservation Dogs" has a lot of their cast in ECHO. It's a show that I have longed for y'all to watch on your channel. Only 3 seasons, but it is made by Native producers, writers, actors, crew, and more. I think it would become one of your favorite shows if you watched it. The woman playing grown up Bonnie plays the character named Elora Danon in Rez Dogs, I kept yelling "Elora Danon" in joy every time she came on screen. 😊
they worked with the Choctaw nation for cultural reference and over dubs in their native language. also for context the Choctaw are a matriarchal society
The truck is Chula's and Chula is a postal carrier, postal carrier vehicles have the wheel on the other side for easier access to curbside mailboxes without having to leave the vehicle. Maya doesn't need to hear the train, she can feels it's vibrations. When a person loses one of their senses, their other senses get heightened because the brain remodels itself, giving more real estate to the other senses when one is missing. Speaking of show having their number of episodes lowered, Daredevil: Born Again is having it's number of episodes lowered.
The stickball game is called ishtaboli the little brother of war. It was used to settle intertribal disputes before they erupted into all out warfare. It's still played, mostly in Oklahoma and Mississippi. There's actually a World Series played every year at the Choctaw Indian Fair in Mississippi.
This series was amazing; I watched it three times. I love that you guys have a much more grounded open mind about the Native American culture. That is why I love all of you.
Do you guys know who Douglas Ridloff is married to? On the steering wheel on the right side, Biscuits grandma is a mail carrier and the wheel is on the right side to allow her to drive up to each mailbox. Oh, Doug Ridloff is Lauren Ridloff's (Shakari) husband.
Love the enthusiasm you guys have for ASL. As a hearing person, I find the language to be so expressive. In regards to sign names, “Fisk” sign looks to be more of an abbreviated finger spelling while the previous Kingpin sign (k hand shape down to letter p sign) seems like his actual sign name that Maya would give him (sign names are only given out by other Deaf people). I love that there’s even a difference in sign names for Maya and Echo. Highly recommend picking up signing. It’s a great way to learn another means to communicate and to learn more about Deaf culture.
This may be a wild tangent, but watching these "powers" manifest immediately made me think of the Ancestral Guardians subclass for Barbarian in 5e DnD. My mind always loves to equate other media into a TTRPG context.
I was quite surprised by the tonal difference to the other Marvel properties. It has a slicker quality to it that really sets it apart. I absolutely love the the shows theme song. I've been a musician for 30 years now and within the first 5 seconds of it starting, my ears perked up and I actually wept. It's a beautiful song. Both the song and the visuals remind me immediately of a Daniel Craig-Era Bond theme (ie Skyfall). They weave in the history lessons of both the Choctaw people and Maya's female ancestors almost seamlessly. Everyone needs a Biscuits in their life. I (flails arms frantically) really love his personality. Another stellar reaction, fellas. Keep up the quality work... cheers !
LOL I can totes relate to Hector… I always get so much anxiety watching stuff because I always want to make sure that no one cool dies or gets hurt. SOOOO much anxiety. Lol
I’m from Alabama and there were tons of tribes there. We actually learned about the ones near the black warrior river (Tuscaloosa/black belt region) in school
Part of what disappoints me about this show moving as fast as it does is that we don’t get to spend enough time with Maya as a rare Morally Grey protagonist in the MCU. Aside from Frank Castle the franchise has never really had a lead character so willing to premeditatedly take less en mass like Maya does in this episode, and with where this show goes I feel like we’re ditching that aspect of her character way too fast.
Then people would complain the show is way too slow and boring. The show makers can't win no matter what they do. At the same time, Bruce Wayne sat next to a campfire and people acted like it was the greatest scene in superhero history at the time.
This show was actually supposed to be longer but production was blindsided as they were ordered to cut stuff down so it was only 5. No idea why they thought that was a good idea. Maybe it’s like Fiege said and he just wanted people to binge it in one go. Easier to do that with 5 versus 8 episodes.
The Executive Story Editor, Rebecca Roanhorse is from the Okaye Owingheh Pueblo in New Mexico and her first book, Trail of Lightning was so good. Highly recommended.
12:40 You may recognize this guard on the train as one of the guys Natasha beats up when she was tied to the chair in The Avengers, and that scene starts with the sound of a train passing by. Stunt actor Jeff Wolfe. He’s also the guy who Ryan Gosling stomps the face in on the elevator in Drive.
Call the game Ishtaboli or the Little Brother of War, or simply stickball. In Echo Marvel changed it a little, originally we did not run through two upright poles. To score points you had to eather have the ball in your kapucha and touch a single standing pole or through the ball and hit it. Another side note, Lowak is not a Choctaw word or name but Laua ( Lowa) means "fire". Just like Chafa was not apart of our creation story, Chafa sounds like Chahta, Chahta is what we call ourselves, Choctaw is just the English version. Yokoke means thank you.
Why does Blackcrow get a pass on working with Fisk in town when Maya spent her whole life avoiding bringing anything here and when she cuts it out , she thought of as "bringing" danger? I don't get it , is it sexism or did Blackcrow just lie about his city connections?"
It'd be great if you guys could include the subtitles in the video window you're reacting to -- sometimes I forget what they're saying in ASL while watching your videos.
Bonnie and Biscuits are Chula’s grandchildren. Just like Maya. Chula is Maya’s grandmother. It was her daughter that died in the car crash and that’s why she hated Maya’s father
If any of yall are Hispanic/Latino you're mostly likely also Indigenous. But you've been ethnocided into Xians. You don't know your own history. Reconnect with your true Indigenous roots. The civilizations in the Western Hemisphere were far cleaner with larger populations than ANYTHING in the Europe. LANDBACK
It depends on the latino hispanic group. For example in america/us.s most latinos/hispanics are white and in certain other countries as well like spain and argentina.Most are not Indigenous for example in those countries i mention.Anyway Latinos/hispanics vary in race.They could be white,brown,black and asiatic race types(east asian looking).
@@TheCell111 You are wrong and are regurgitating centuries long ethnocidal propaganda. You realize over 90% of Mexicans are Indigenous. Goes for 67% of Puerto Ricans are Taino decendant. Same goes for central and south America. Including Argentina. While Argentina was whitened, most Argentines still have Native ancestry. You can look up the studies yourself. Latinos aren't white in America, they're Brown because they're Indigenous. Saying anything but, is white supremacy and anti-science. Most of the actors, if not all, you see on the show are mixed Indigenous and White, just like Latinos/Hispanics. Her name is Maya Lopez FFS. Some countries no longer have Indigenous people, like Grenada. Because the Black people kicked the whities out, after the colonizers massacred the Indigenous there. Being mixed doesn't make you not Indigenous, it's called ETHNOCIDE. Let alone virtually all Black people in the "Americas" are mixed with white people. Even Viola Davis. Do they have to center their colonizer admixture like you make us Latinos? Should we start calling Viola Davis a white woman? No it's absurd, and it's absurd for us with Indigenous heritage.
So happy to see you guys react to the show. Was impatiently waiting. ^^ The show is so dope. Really enjoying it and especially the family and cultural aspects are really intriguing and make me wanna see more. Gimme more Biscuits and Skully and Chula and Bonnie and Henry. Great characters! Love the actor of Skully - Graham Greene. He always has such an on-screen presence. It's kinda sexy. 🙈😁
For episodes 3-5, could y'all please include the subtitles at the bottom of the videos?? It's hard to follow along with the reaction when I don't know what they're saying on screen half the time.
I really like this show for a few reasons and it was a shame it wasn't given longer time to work with but what they got I felt was really good. First of all this was the first show with a woman I can recall where her value wasn't in a romantic relationship or with a kid but rather her power and value came from herself and her people. Marvel does a garbage job overall of writing women characters which was kind of highlighted at the end of She Hulk. Second to me is the depth of the supporting cast characters. There are no pure souls or short dimensions. I know there were some other channels whining it wasn't dark enough or close enough to the comics but TBH all I saw them cheering for was Charlie Cox and the action sequences. This isn't Matt Murdock's story, this is Maya's.
Am I crazy or did this show benefit from them not be able to rewrite/revise these shows in the edit with a bunch of sloppy adr. Because so much of this show is ASL you really can't play ADR tricks except in the margins.
You're absolutely right. And they had Deaf people both writing and working in production to be specific to what is needed both to be truthful to the experience but also so Deaf audience members aren't left out. One of the writers is Shoshannah Stern (Jericho, Weeds). When she made her show "This Close"...I think I remember talking about how precise they were in setting up camera angles to capture full expression. You need to work with directors who can resist the pull of something like a low-angle cowboy shot during dialogue because you can end up losing the ability to decipher.
From what I gather, "Spotlight" intentionally means "light on Easter Eggs." They don't want the baggage of carrying over every story aspect from the MCU and have fans dissecting them for clues.
No, its a reference to well...Marvel Spotlight comics. Marvel Spotlight is a comic book anthology series published by Marvel Comics as a try-out book. It stood out from Marvel's other try-out books in that most of the featured characters made their first appearance in the series. Werewolf By Night had the Marvel Spotlight logo before the show as well, which makes sense because Werewolf by Night was one such story in the Marvel Spotlight comic anthology.
Ten Rings Empowerment: The Ten Rings grant Shang-Chi a variety of powers, including superhuman strength, durability, stamina, and the ability to manipulate the Rings at will. Shang-Chi can fire the Ten Rings as projectiles, move them around as modes of transportation, can restrain his opponents with them and alter their size to either shrink or enlarge themselves.[68]
Abilities Master Martial Artist: Shang Chi is one of the greatest martial artists on Earth, having been trained possibly since birth to become the ultimate warrior. Shang Chi is skilled in various martial arts with a particular specialization in the Chinese martial arts. He has been shown defeating multiple highly skilled opponents simultaneously as well as superhumans.
Abilities His great strength and chi (qi) allows him to strike with inhuman force enabling him to break through barriers such as brick, concrete and iron, withstand physical impacts almost to a superhuman degree, and ease all forms of pain and discomfort. Shang has stalemated Iron Fist in single combat, with the two martial artists portrayed as equals while Black Panther stated Shang-Chi is better than Rand.
His great strength and chi (qi) allows him to strike with inhuman force enabling him to break through barriers such as brick, concrete and iron, withstand physical impacts almost to a superhuman degree, and ease all forms of pain and discomfort.
The truck is Chula's. She's a Postal Carrier for the town. That's why the steering is on the right.
So USPS imports trucks for postal carriers?
@@loganbigmo They aren't imported, the steering wheel is on the right because that makes it easy for the rural deliveries. The driver doesn't have to get out of the truck, just roll down the window.
@@VArcanix I get why the pick-up truck is right side drive, I was just wondering if the postal service imports those trucks or if U.S. manufacturers make right-hand drive vehicles for certain vocations
I don’t know that auto manufacturers do this for rural mail carriers. I do know there are various folks who independently customize vehicles like this for rural mail carriers. I knew an Engineer who created a system to customize a rural mail carrier’s vehicle. That was his own small business.
@@loganbigmo Most of the US Postal inventory is built in the US as right hand drive, when it comes to non-bulk deliveries (residential/rural/local). Larger vehicles will be left-hand drive since they spend most of their time on interstates/highways/freeways.
Everyone needs a Biscuits and a Bonnie in their life.
So Augustin mentioned that lacrosse has its origins in stickball. But what they also got right in the show is that various tribes would play stickball to settle disputes. So it's entirely plausible that it would have been used for a land dispute in that scene.
Native tribes actually invented the sport. Then the colonizers came and appropriated everything.
@@chaotic7cam Yup. As they do.
Sport matches to settle disputes instead of battles? Wars?
Bonnie, Biscuits, & Maya are Chula's grandkids from different daughters that are no longer in the picture. Chula basically raised Bonnie and Biscuits. Bonnie isn't Chula's daughter.
Chula is a mail carrier, so her truck, like all mail delivery vehicles, are right-side drive.
The fluidity of the actors using ASL is impressive, considering most of them probably had never used it before this. That sign that Henry makes for Fisk is a very quick spelling of "Fisk," with only the F and the K really being, um, enunciated. As with spoken language, ASL users also find ways to create shorthand.
Yeah I saw a clip where Alanqa cox said kingpin is a k and a p. I think the k swoops down into the p. It’s fascinating. Especially children I can see wanting to learn from this show.
@@powerpanda557 That would make sense. It's an easy switch from K to P. ASL uses context to convey meaning A LOT, like even more than spoken language does. That's why you see a lot of ASL users mouthing the words, too.
I remember from back in the late '80s, there was a report about unusually high HIV transmission inside deaf communities. Turns out that it was because of how difficult it had been to properly communicate the risks and causes of HIV to deaf people.
If Biscuits and Luis from Antman don't team up at some point in the future, I don't know if this life is worth living.
I want a scene in the next Avengers movie, where all the Heroes arrive with these goofy sidekicks and leave them in a room together when they go on their mission. Katy, Darcy, Luis, Biscuits,… I’m sure there are more. Or make this a D+ special presentation.
@@realhannesthemenace 100%!
What If... The Avenger's kooky sidekicks created their own team! And they could have adventures with the Great Lakes Avengers... or the Pet Avengers!
How about Karun while you're at it.
@@realhannesthemenace Other good ones would be Ned (with his memories back), Happy Hogan, Korg, Bruno from Ms. Marvel, Karun from Eternals, Nikki and Madisynn from She-Hulk, and Mobius isn't exactly a goofy sidekick, but he is on Earth right now and would be fun. Throw in Star Lord and Yelena or Alexi just to make it interesting, and honestly Scott would fit right in... I might be getting carried away, but this scene needs to happen!
The Choctaw, chepawah, Cherokee and creek were all from the Alabama, georgia area. They ended up in Oklahoma due to the trail of tears
One thing I was impressed by... Was the grandmothers work for the post office. It was very spot on including the steering wheel on the other side for her vehicle and needing to get out when she can't use her truck.
A lot of the supporting cast is from Rez Dogs ... i highly recommend that show if you havent checked it out . ❤
The show "Reservation Dogs" has a lot of their cast in ECHO. It's a show that I have longed for y'all to watch on your channel. Only 3 seasons, but it is made by Native producers, writers, actors, crew, and more. I think it would become one of your favorite shows if you watched it.
The woman playing grown up Bonnie plays the character named Elora Danon in Rez Dogs, I kept yelling "Elora Danon" in joy every time she came on screen. 😊
they worked with the Choctaw nation for cultural reference and over dubs in their native language. also for context the Choctaw are a matriarchal society
The truck is Chula's and Chula is a postal carrier, postal carrier vehicles have the wheel on the other side for easier access to curbside mailboxes without having to leave the vehicle.
Maya doesn't need to hear the train, she can feels it's vibrations. When a person loses one of their senses, their other senses get heightened because the brain remodels itself, giving more real estate to the other senses when one is missing.
Speaking of show having their number of episodes lowered, Daredevil: Born Again is having it's number of episodes lowered.
The stickball game is called ishtaboli the little brother of war. It was used to settle intertribal disputes before they erupted into all out warfare. It's still played, mostly in Oklahoma and Mississippi. There's actually a World Series played every year at the Choctaw Indian Fair in Mississippi.
This series was amazing; I watched it three times. I love that you guys have a much more grounded open mind about the Native American culture. That is why I love all of you.
Do you guys know who Douglas Ridloff is married to? On the steering wheel on the right side, Biscuits grandma is a mail carrier and the wheel is on the right side to allow her to drive up to each mailbox. Oh, Doug Ridloff is Lauren Ridloff's (Shakari) husband.
Makkari, not Shakari.
Love the enthusiasm you guys have for ASL. As a hearing person, I find the language to be so expressive. In regards to sign names, “Fisk” sign looks to be more of an abbreviated finger spelling while the previous Kingpin sign (k hand shape down to letter p sign) seems like his actual sign name that Maya would give him (sign names are only given out by other Deaf people). I love that there’s even a difference in sign names for Maya and Echo.
Highly recommend picking up signing. It’s a great way to learn another means to communicate and to learn more about Deaf culture.
This may be a wild tangent, but watching these "powers" manifest immediately made me think of the Ancestral Guardians subclass for Barbarian in 5e DnD. My mind always loves to equate other media into a TTRPG context.
Steering Wheel on the other side of the vehicle. Grandma and Biscuits are mail carriers.
I was quite surprised by the tonal difference to the other Marvel properties. It has a slicker quality to it that really sets it apart. I absolutely love the the shows theme song. I've been a musician for 30 years now and within the first 5 seconds of it starting, my ears perked up and I actually wept. It's a beautiful song. Both the song and the visuals remind me immediately of a Daniel Craig-Era Bond theme (ie Skyfall). They weave in the history lessons of both the Choctaw people and Maya's female ancestors almost seamlessly. Everyone needs a Biscuits in their life. I (flails arms frantically) really love his personality. Another stellar reaction, fellas. Keep up the quality work... cheers !
4:08 It makes sense because these games was necessary to settle differences between different the tribes
Did you notice that Bonnie is also voicing Kohori in What if..?
Stickball was a way many indigenous cultures solved conflicts instead of war. Including stuff like being banished from a certain territory.
Didn't Graham Green (Skully) and Tantoo Cardinal (Chula) play Stand With A Fist's adoptive parents in Dances with Wolves?
LOL I can totes relate to Hector… I always get so much anxiety watching stuff because I always want to make sure that no one cool dies or gets hurt. SOOOO much anxiety. Lol
21:53 The moment this part turn up, I hear Luis' van's horn
La cucaracha la cucaracha
I’m from Alabama and there were tons of tribes there. We actually learned about the ones near the black warrior river (Tuscaloosa/black belt region) in school
This show hits all my special feelings. Love it
Part of what disappoints me about this show moving as fast as it does is that we don’t get to spend enough time with Maya as a rare Morally Grey protagonist in the MCU. Aside from Frank Castle the franchise has never really had a lead character so willing to premeditatedly take less en mass like Maya does in this episode, and with where this show goes I feel like we’re ditching that aspect of her character way too fast.
Then people would complain the show is way too slow and boring. The show makers can't win no matter what they do. At the same time, Bruce Wayne sat next to a campfire and people acted like it was the greatest scene in superhero history at the time.
This show was actually supposed to be longer but production was blindsided as they were ordered to cut stuff down so it was only 5. No idea why they thought that was a good idea. Maybe it’s like Fiege said and he just wanted people to binge it in one go. Easier to do that with 5 versus 8 episodes.
@@chaotic7cam "blind"sided... I see what you did there.
Uncle is Sam from the twilight movies
Grandpa is also Harry from the Twilight movies; so is the first Choctaw, who was Sam's cousin and former girlfriend Leah (who was Harry's daughter)
This is a great Reservation Dogs cast reunion. Love that show.
The Executive Story Editor, Rebecca Roanhorse is from the Okaye Owingheh Pueblo in New Mexico and her first book, Trail of Lightning was so good. Highly recommended.
6:50 Incredible actor man! I've seen him in the Green Mile, Dancing with the Wolves and the Defiance tv series! 🙏🏽💪
12:40 You may recognize this guard on the train as one of the guys Natasha beats up when she was tied to the chair in The Avengers, and that scene starts with the sound of a train passing by. Stunt actor Jeff Wolfe. He’s also the guy who Ryan Gosling stomps the face in on the elevator in Drive.
14:20 Then you've got Agents of SHIELD fully utilizing 22-episode seasons lol.
Does anyone else find it funny that the dog is named Billy-Jack and the man is named Biscuits?
Just to answer the banning question at 4:09. Instead of killing each other over territory, they play that sport.
Call the game Ishtaboli or the Little Brother of War, or simply stickball. In Echo Marvel changed it a little, originally we did not run through two upright poles. To score points you had to eather have the ball in your kapucha and touch a single standing pole or through the ball and hit it.
Another side note, Lowak is not a Choctaw word or name but Laua ( Lowa) means "fire". Just like Chafa was not apart of our creation story, Chafa sounds like Chahta, Chahta is what we call ourselves, Choctaw is just the English version.
Yokoke means thank you.
So great to see talented native actors at work!
I highly highly recommend Reservation Dogs, you’ll see a lot of familiar faces
What a coinky-dink! Tonight, I'm going to a bowling alley to eat their shyt food & drink. 😂😂😂
Maya attacked the playground and got enough exp points to unlock a new ancestor XD
Do yiou think the "orange" of the powers connect this as magic like Dr Strange?
How many Monsters did Hector have before the taping. He bouncing lol
The girl that plays Bonnie voices Kahhori on What If season 2!
banishment is a way the first peoples avoided war and lose of life. Games like that were played to settle intertribal disputes. Winner gets the goods.
Love the reaction as always.... Waiting for next Ghibli movie reaction drop though
Buy the damn thing lol,Biscuits is so funny :)
You guys should react to Reservation Dogs
The Choctaw Nation collaborated with Marvel on tis series.
Damn Grandma! 😂🤣. Maya is ya daughter child
Am really loving this. Echo was truly a breath of fresh air. Loving the reactions and cannot wait for the next one!
the truck says post office, they need easy mailbox access
Biscuits best primo ever!!!
the steering wheel is on the other side cuz its a mail truck
There's 3 actors from Twilight
Why does Blackcrow get a pass on working with Fisk in town when Maya spent her whole life avoiding bringing anything here and when she cuts it out , she thought of as "bringing" danger? I don't get it , is it sexism or did Blackcrow just lie about his city connections?"
THANKS for this!!!!!
Wonder where this would rank amongst the Netflix marvel shows, only 5 ep so maybe not fair to compare but it’s interesting nonetheless
This one won't crack my top 10, but I really enjoyed it for the most part!
No one cares.
It'd be great if you guys could include the subtitles in the video window you're reacting to -- sometimes I forget what they're saying in ASL while watching your videos.
Wish you had the subtitles
Can you activate subtitles for the show please, the ASL parts are incomprehensible.
You're supposed to watch the actual show before you watch reactions.
@@JohnGraves1985 Nice ableism, John. Does it make you feel good to look down on people with limitations
@@2nd3rd1st That’s just how reactions work
@@andrewashford291 That's not how subtitles work
Wow, no reaction from any of you at the mention of Madrapoor.
Yeah, that was surprising.
I wanted to like the show.
Bonnie and Biscuits are Chula’s grandchildren. Just like Maya. Chula is Maya’s grandmother. It was her daughter that died in the car crash and that’s why she hated Maya’s father
If any of yall are Hispanic/Latino you're mostly likely also Indigenous. But you've been ethnocided into Xians. You don't know your own history. Reconnect with your true Indigenous roots. The civilizations in the Western Hemisphere were far cleaner with larger populations than ANYTHING in the Europe. LANDBACK
It depends on the latino hispanic group. For example in america/us.s most latinos/hispanics are white and in certain other countries as well like spain and argentina.Most are not Indigenous for example in those countries i mention.Anyway Latinos/hispanics vary in race.They could be white,brown,black and asiatic race types(east asian looking).
@@TheCell111 You are wrong and are regurgitating centuries long ethnocidal propaganda. You realize over 90% of Mexicans are Indigenous. Goes for 67% of Puerto Ricans are Taino decendant. Same goes for central and south America. Including Argentina. While Argentina was whitened, most Argentines still have Native ancestry. You can look up the studies yourself. Latinos aren't white in America, they're Brown because they're Indigenous. Saying anything but, is white supremacy and anti-science. Most of the actors, if not all, you see on the show are mixed Indigenous and White, just like Latinos/Hispanics. Her name is Maya Lopez FFS.
Some countries no longer have Indigenous people, like Grenada. Because the Black people kicked the whities out, after the colonizers massacred the Indigenous there. Being mixed doesn't make you not Indigenous, it's called ETHNOCIDE.
Let alone virtually all Black people in the "Americas" are mixed with white people. Even Viola Davis. Do they have to center their colonizer admixture like you make us Latinos? Should we start calling Viola Davis a white woman? No it's absurd, and it's absurd for us with Indigenous heritage.
So happy to see you guys react to the show. Was impatiently waiting. ^^ The show is so dope. Really enjoying it and especially the family and cultural aspects are really intriguing and make me wanna see more. Gimme more Biscuits and Skully and Chula and Bonnie and Henry. Great characters! Love the actor of Skully - Graham Greene. He always has such an on-screen presence. It's kinda sexy. 🙈😁
I’M IN THE MIDDLE OF A MISSION, GRANDMA! 😂😂
US Postal Truck. - right hand drive (And you learned it from a Canadian :)
Rural Postal carriers have cars to deliver mail through passenger side just like city carrier. Ya missed the sign on the side!
I tried getting on this as a background. Didn't get it but love this project!
are there plans to do ahsoka reacts? :)
They're all up on Patreon whenever you're ready
oh great thank you for the response! do you do the edited reacts on the Patreon or would they be the full-length versions? @@HeroesReforged
For episodes 3-5, could y'all please include the subtitles at the bottom of the videos?? It's hard to follow along with the reaction when I don't know what they're saying on screen half the time.
Is there an earthquake in Hector's place?
All you had to do was follow the train, Biscuits!
I really like this show for a few reasons and it was a shame it wasn't given longer time to work with but what they got I felt was really good. First of all this was the first show with a woman I can recall where her value wasn't in a romantic relationship or with a kid but rather her power and value came from herself and her people. Marvel does a garbage job overall of writing women characters which was kind of highlighted at the end of She Hulk. Second to me is the depth of the supporting cast characters. There are no pure souls or short dimensions. I know there were some other channels whining it wasn't dark enough or close enough to the comics but TBH all I saw them cheering for was Charlie Cox and the action sequences. This isn't Matt Murdock's story, this is Maya's.
Show did not need more episodes.
Am I crazy or did this show benefit from them not be able to rewrite/revise these shows in the edit with a bunch of sloppy adr.
Because so much of this show is ASL you really can't play ADR tricks except in the margins.
Absolutely. Some of the ADR in previous shows, even ones I liked, was really noticeable.
You're absolutely right. And they had Deaf people both writing and working in production to be specific to what is needed both to be truthful to the experience but also so Deaf audience members aren't left out.
One of the writers is Shoshannah Stern (Jericho, Weeds). When she made her show "This Close"...I think I remember talking about how precise they were in setting up camera angles to capture full expression. You need to work with directors who can resist the pull of something like a low-angle cowboy shot during dialogue because you can end up losing the ability to decipher.
I like the theme song of the show, but it just doesn't fit the tone of the show.
From what I gather, "Spotlight" intentionally means "light on Easter Eggs." They don't want the baggage of carrying over every story aspect from the MCU and have fans dissecting them for clues.
No, its a reference to well...Marvel Spotlight comics.
Marvel Spotlight is a comic book anthology series published by Marvel Comics as a try-out book. It stood out from Marvel's other try-out books in that most of the featured characters made their first appearance in the series.
Werewolf By Night had the Marvel Spotlight logo before the show as well, which makes sense because Werewolf by Night was one such story in the Marvel Spotlight comic anthology.
Maya had no choice in leaving and as she grew older why would she.
The comic Shang chi had powers before the mcu but it was different then the mcu shang chi.
Current other powers now in comics.
Powers
Ten Rings Empowerment
Ten Rings Empowerment: The Ten Rings grant Shang-Chi a variety of powers, including superhuman strength, durability, stamina, and the ability to manipulate the Rings at will. Shang-Chi can fire the Ten Rings as projectiles, move them around as modes of transportation, can restrain his opponents with them and alter their size to either shrink or enlarge themselves.[68]
Abilities
Master Martial Artist: Shang Chi is one of the greatest martial artists on Earth, having been trained possibly since birth to become the ultimate warrior. Shang Chi is skilled in various martial arts with a particular specialization in the Chinese martial arts. He has been shown defeating multiple highly skilled opponents simultaneously as well as superhumans.
Abilities
His great strength and chi (qi) allows him to strike with inhuman force enabling him to break through barriers such as brick, concrete and iron, withstand physical impacts almost to a superhuman degree, and ease all forms of pain and discomfort. Shang has stalemated Iron Fist in single combat, with the two martial artists portrayed as equals while Black Panther stated Shang-Chi is better than Rand.
His great strength and chi (qi) allows him to strike with inhuman force enabling him to break through barriers such as brick, concrete and iron, withstand physical impacts almost to a superhuman degree, and ease all forms of pain and discomfort.
Can’t wait for the other videos to show the progress of giddiness to gloomy faces at the end of EP 5 😂
We really liked the show all the way through, no gloomy faces here