STAIN FIGHT FINALE! | My Hero Academia Episode 17 Reaction (S2)
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"There's only one man I'll let kill me. All Might is worthy!"
Stain's drive and convictions were so intense that it caused everyone to freeze in fear.
Quirk had nothing to do with it.
Stains point, and philosophy is that he finds it disgusting that people are called or referred to or call themselves “”heroes”” when really they are just getting paid to do a job. He thinks that true heroism and true heroes are people who act out of selflessness without reward, or expectation of recognition, basically, if you’re not the truest form of a hero, you’re not only not a hero at all your blasphemous for even trying to claim the title and he wants to punish them for it.
And that’s why I think he’s such a good villain, because the best villains are the ones that have some degree of a point, but you just disagree with their methods /actions
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Heroes aren't his only target though, He says several times that the villains are ALSO his targets, but I feel that a lot of people kind of skim past that without really registering it, and getting surprised at things like his saving Deku, whom he already considered worthy of living.
@@captin3149true. He is an anti hero. I was just covering his view on heros
@@theomnidegenerate5236 no, he's an anti-villain. an anti-hero is someone like the punisher who executes criminals but doesn't attack heroes or people he perceives as being good or innocent, since stain also attacks heroes he's an anti-villain
The best villains are the ones whose very existence is a critique of society, which is probably the best part about Boku no Hero Academia. Personally, I prefer One Punch Man for this a bit more, I guess 'cause I'm a bit of a pessimist about the roll of the state and it's relation to capital (OPM spends more time contemplating the relationship between wealthy sponsors and the central hero organization), but BnHA is still cut from similar cloth and very good for it!
My man's murderous intent was so strong, it took the physical form, like a stand!
true
If you think about it, the kids got really, really lucky in this episode. Stain is mostly trained in doing quick strikes, not long drawn out battles. And even then, he still did a fair amount of damage to them while trying not to kill Izuku because he recognized him as a true hero. He was at a massive disadvantage. And even when the Nomu came and he had a chance to escape and run off, he decided to save Deku because he recognized him as a true hero. Stain is a very compelling character. What he's saying isn't exactly wrong. Heroes shouldn't be trying to become heroes for vanity or glory. But rather to help people. Because if your society is full of nothing but shallow heroes, they'll all flee when a true threat approaches. However, I also don't think being a hero to save people has to be their ONLY reason. For example, Uraraka wants to be a hero to get money. Seems selfish on the surface, until you learn that she actually wants to help her family. So the situation isn't exactly black and white. And that's where Stain pushes things to the extreme. He sees things from a mostly black and white perspective. Amazing and compelling character though.
This is why I really would have liked Uraraka to be involved in this fight. It would have been really cool to have that clash where Stains black and white world view shakes somewhat against Uraraka’s own view of heroism. He likely wouldn’t see her as a true hero, but it would be cool to find some way to show him reacting to a quite noble goal that looks selfish on the surface. Also if pulled off correctly they could probably have kept Todoroki being involved in the battle as well, and it would have sold the idea that true dangerous villains are far above our main characters and they have a long way to grow. Imagine how intimidating it would have been seeing Stain fight off 4 UA Students at once, even if Uraraka would be a mostly supportive role it would be nonetheless an incredible display of his skill.
And that's the problem with his philosophy. It's far too black and white. Uraraka would have been deemed not a true hero by Stain but she became a hero who wants to protect other heroes. Mt. Lady definitely would have been killed by Stain, but she's one of the few that stuck around and had frankly put in more work than almost anyone.
@@robertcampbell8070 Spiolery for later in the anime about Mt. Lady
ACtually her goal/motivation is pretty noble, she likes to make herself the center of attention due to how hard she had it to be a hero, very few places had the amenities to someone with a quirk like her. She wants to make quirks like her's ti be more taken into account so other people with simmilar quirks can have it easier. Not the most grandious but she it is pretty good if you ask me.
@@AugustoEL Exactly my point. Mt. Lady is absolutely a "true" hero, but Stain wouldn't have bothered to find that out.
@@robertcampbell8070 Yes but what you say comes much later tahtn what I am talking about not taht it is not a good point.
Say what you will about Endeaver as a father, raggedy, but as a hero? He is MAD impressive. Love his hero scenes, they're so badass.
Well he trained his whole life wanting to be the number 1 hero, not being it but always mantianing the title of number 2 can just be accomplishe by being a great hero, at least in the work.
there's a reason he's the number 2 hero. in the world right?
@@theneptune0770in japan, actually
"My friend might be in trouble" i love the line so much after the way he treated midoriya throughout the sports festival he matured and warmed up to him quickly
He was not really malicious (I know you did not say that but I mean he was not bad to him) he was just challenging him to prove something, what happens is that he now sees Deku as someone that saved him, and make him start his path for healing, so ofcourse he will run in to help Deku at the drop of a hat.
"They beat his shit into a painting!' lol, never change.
Blood type is more significant to Japanese people because it can be seen as an extension of your personality. Also fans just like detailed character bios. Eiichiro Oda for instance has given birthdays for most of the relevant One Piece-characters mainly because of the reader's suggestions.
FYI, Alicia, this aura of fear is what anime, manga and asian media in general usually calls "Bloodlust", "Killing intent", "Aura", "Presence" or "Haki". It's pretty common in shounen anime. Usually, it's just the presence of a strong willed person, but sometimes anime turn it into part of a power system, Like Conqueror's Haki in [Spoiler] (Anime), The Aura of Domination in Trash of the Count's Family (Light Novel), or "Dark Determination" in JoJo part 7: Steel Ball Run (Manga). Most character can subconsciously feel it, but in some anime, there are people that can precisely detect it, usually strong people.
Murderous Intent: when you're so fucking murdery it acts as a psychic effect that fiills people with so much fear they can't even move.
Part of Stain's intimidation at the end that couldn't really be shown in the anime was the fact that his nose had been cut off - insinuated to be by his own blade - he had just jumped up and slew that Nomu from being believed to be incapacitated, and because of how intense his ideals of there being too many "fake" heroes. Those who do it for the money, the clout, or any reason other than "it's the right thing to do" and "trying to save people". From Stain's perspective, there were too many of these fakes around, and in order to reorganize hero society, the fakes needed to be weeded out. The intensity of those ideals, paired with him catching everyone off-guard and killing another villain (which some thought was to save Midoriya) in such quick succession took everyone off-guard, even the experienced Gran Torino and #2 hero Endeavor.
Didn't his nose get flattened into his face, in Vigilantes?
@@yugoxgcfrom my memory, he cut off his nose as a sign of his conviction and no turning back
Stain saves Deku because he knows he's a real hero. I love the consistency he writes stain and the point of him throughout the whole thing.
What Stain did at the end was just plain intimidation, just like All Might when he faces villains. Those whose wills aren't strong enough will always feel fear from those who are capable of not just walking the walk but talking the talk as well
You’re safe to watch the Opening now, by the way!
Why is that?
@xenoemblem7 she's been avoiding them for spoiler reasons but full cowling has been revealed and the main battle is shown so she can watch it without spoilers
@@Sarge23 Also revealing Gran Torino and seeing the 7th OFA holder is in the current opening
My favorite part of the Stain fight is Shoto trying to be a supportive friend to Iida when Shoto has no experience with friendship and only Midoria yelling at him during the fight as an example of support.
Oh, this is a detail that doesn't show up in the anime afaik but in the omake section of Volume 7, Horikoshi just gives us an "oblique hint" regarding why the Winged Nomu singled out Deku in that crowd. The hint's just a sketch of the one winged kid who was a friend of Bakugou. The one that shows up in the first scene of the show when they were like 4.
I love the introduction of Stain since it starts poking at the hero society ideals you see in My Hero. It's so good. Thanks for the reaction as always.
stain is such a good villain imo
11:25 it's quite visible earlier a few minutes earlier, even alice pointed out it's when endevor pulls up, jet was aiming for a strike to against the nomu to save the 2 civilians, but before he could hit the nomu, endevor's flames lit up the nomu, and to stop himself from hitting the fire, he (pov switches to his front) uses his quirk to push himself back and in that instance he is also not touching anything at 10:09.
At this episode release 2 things happened:
1) Everyone hated Endeavor, but admited he IS an amazing hero (skill wise). So it became more conflicting whatto think about him.
2) Stain conviction to his ideal pushing him through to not kill and save who he think its worthy, even going full gas against a huge group of heroes + Endeavor made him (probably until today) most watchers favorite's villain.
Shoto isn't the only one who comes from a family of pros, but Iida has a much healthier background, even if it is rather concerning how he and Tenya both treat hero work as a foregone conclusion.
Way to step up Iida, but don't forget what separates heroes from villains. Teamwork. Sure, there are other things, but right now a team up is the lesson of the day.
3 first years. Stain is a light weight who has ambushed and been underestimated.
Endeavor comes up so very short as a family man, but he is undeniably effective in the field.
Torino's still got it. And the jet power is generated by his feet.
Melting footholds into a wall to pull off a mid air fire javelin head shot. Endeavor isn't a great person, but this shows us how he got the number 2 spot.
Stain thinks Deku is worthy. For however much or little his opinion is worth, he acknowledged him as being in a category with All Might.
Endeavor recognizes Stain by costume and reputation, not the face. The mask falling down is just to show his raw emotion.
What you're looking at is artsy hype. Stain is feared more than he should be. He is managing to scare this crowd of heroes despite more than enough power to pound him flat and enough skill to haul him off.
24:00 Yeah Stain was on that murderous intent stuff
You witnessed Stain's bloodlust before he passed out
That moment had me shook when I first watched it
Look, if I didn't have bad joke, I wouldn't have jokes at all, but 'carbonera'd your cells' got a genuine chuckle.
Adding their blood type to their bio is the Japanese version of putting their zodiac sign. In Japan they have this thing where they use blood types as horoscopes. Just like in the west people say leos are like this and gemini are like that but with blood types.
The part with stain at the end with his speech and how it goes really freaked me out he literally freaked out everyone with just his presence it was cool but a bit scary
Bro the fist time I watched this episode jumped out of my seat cause I was so hyped and Hi
When hero killer went insane it looked like something straight out of Hellsing
Everyone's blood types being listed is not just for Stain's benefit, Japan is just obsessed with blood types. It's like Zodiac signs.
The winged nomu which picked up deku is actually one of bakugo's childhood friend. Horikoshi literally mentioned it in volume 7 extra but its never revealed in the anime or the manga continuation.
"he carbonized them! He put your shit in the carbonara"
Get out!!!
The blood type being on the mid roll cards is not just because of Stain's quirk. For whatever reason Japan and some other eastern cultures use blood type like astrology signs. It's just about as vague as astrology, too. It's pretty common for character introductions and profiles to include the blood type in general, so the inclusion in this show would raise less eyebrows for native Japanese than for the international audience and it completely flew under the radar for us.
(At 23:05) that would be his killing instincts, or "bloodlust" as everyone calls it, He's giving off.
(At 24:15) now _THIS_ is where I, and maybe everyone else, start to "sympathize" with the Hero Killer.
Theory alert
20:35 there is a theory that this nomu is made of kid that deku was friends with when he was little as there was a kid with wings quirk. And it took deku as it was the only person the nomu was able to recognise him and naturally gone for him because of that
Wasn't that fully confirmed to be true later on in the stories production
Stain is like a messed up anti-hero, he kills and punishes those he decides isn't a true hero and villains who do have proper purpose, reason, and conviction for their actions.
I can't get over how Gran Torino is just "Jet" now.
Stain is a real beast. Think about it, his quirk is solely to paralyze people. With anyone who isn't paralyzed, he might as well be quirkless, with all of his fighting ability coming from muscles, training and experience.
And even so, he was able to keep up with Deku, Shoto and Iida, all of whom have pretty powerful, very combat-attuned quirks, at the same time, without any support items! And at least at the start of the fight, he was clearly not giving it his all.
If it had been a one-on-one, I'm absolutely certain Stain could have taken them down efforlessly, without even using his quirk.
If you ever needed proof that even a quirkless can be a hero, or villain, look no further than Stain. Imagine if someone with combat skills equal to Stain (but without quirk) was decked out with a couple of Hatsumei's babies or something like that...
That at the end was just a visual representation of how overpowering Stain's presence and bloodlust felt to the characters. It was not any power or something... just sheer willpower and intimidation, so strong the others could feel it.
There are fan theories going around, that the flying Nomu, who grabbed Deku, used to be one of his class-mates, one of the two who always hung on Bakugo's coat tails and that's why out of the group, he singled out Deku to grab. As far as I know, there's never been any official word on it, but it would fit... and be pretty dark.
I love these reactions ❤❤
The reason Torino stopped Endeavor from launching his blast was that Deku was there but he hadn't realized yet. AKA "don't shoot they have a hostage".
My guess is Stains quirk powered up at the end allowing him to terrify and paralyze everyone without needing to injest their blood.
and so ends the fight with THE most popular villain in the series. seriously stain is only the main antagonist for like one really short arc but he left an IMPRESSION.
At the end that was all pure bloodlust. Enough to cause even the veterans endeavour and jet to pause. It was because in stains mind the ultimate fake hero is endeavour and it brought out his most pure hatred which was enough to give anyone pause. Stain ain't no anti hero. He's and anti villan.
When you beat the villains ass so hard they... turn into the manga
Stain best villain.
Unfortunately the curtain is pulled back on superhero society in drips and drabs, so I think most people miss the full understanding of how he ended up where he did.
Every time you learn more about the history of the world, think about how Stain would have interpreted it. Killing people because they aren't real heroes is too far, but, without the conviction he's talking about, superhero society is a ticking time bomb.
(At 14:35) I think the flames just knocked his ass out.
I like Stain. He's a villain and a horrible person who kills people. BUT, unlike other villains, he has a really strong conviction and moral guidelines he's adhering to. He genuinely thinks that what he is doing is bettering society. And honestly, his opinions ARE right - to a point.
Aw yeah, this reminds of when I met Iida's English VA (J Michael Tatum) and took photos at a local con. He said I looked quite a bit like Iida lol, chill dude.
What had everyone so stunned is that, although stains methods are wrong, he is right.
i like season 2. solid. hooks you. season 3 has alot of build up and character development to a huge payoff. but season 4 is probably one of the best seasons of alot of animes
Season 4 is best???? I dunno who you talk to, but most people dropped MHA after season 4, and some people didn't like season 5 for pacing reasons. But season 4 was not considered good by most people
@@TimothyGod you kidding? Overhaul and that arc is amazing. Eri lemillion red riot sun eater. So much character and good story. Even endeavor got some character building.
@@stickman583p don't tell that to me, tell that to everyone else. It's the festival arc that ruined it mostly. But careful name dropping here in case she sees it
I once heard this in a critique of the anime before and the reason why my hero academia hits so many niches within the anime community is because it's not trying to break the tropes. It's just trying to reuse them in a proper fashion and I really feel like this aren't really puts that forward
I laughed at the carbonara joke. Frankly I love your puns. I also got told off for making bad puns by a member of staff at a random store yesterday so maybe maybe taste in puns is not the best...
or maybe it is the best, thus you and I are both Pun Gods, and the member of staff was just too weak to handle the awesome of a true pun master
btw fun trivia fact: if you notice the last Nomu that grabbed Deku had wings. His wings are very similar to one of the kids that along with Kacchan in episode one were bulling a random kid and Deku (because he was protecting that kid). After a lot of fans asked the creator why the flying Nomu singled out Deku out of the crowd and took him he released an extra panel in the manga that was just about addressing this question and responded with "here's something of an oblique hint" and a drawing of that boy. Basically saying that boy grew up to be experimented on and eventually become a part or the base of this Nomu and with the remaining consciousness recognized Deku and just grabbed him. A lot of people criticize MHA's story for being too bright and happy, but if you look deeper shit get dark. I haven't caught up to the show for some seasons now, but I hear it gets it gets heavy.
PS: if you want to find proof and get more details look up "Winged Nomu Theory". Most of the stuff that comes up is from 4-5 years ago so there aren't any spoilers for things ahead.
That endeavor OST, “Just Another Hero,” is one of the best of the series and my only complaint about it is that they don’t use it enough. “I was a dropout and coward, sick and tired of my weakness” shit is on my workout playlist.
Oddly enough, what stain says to todoroki, is exaclty what all might says to tokoyami. That he relies too much on hiw quirk, and not enough on doing stuff himself
You are a positive to society, and not even lame jokes can take that away!
Nah, if you've seen Bleach and Kenpachi's introduction, you know EXACTLY what that aura was
Love your perspective on the maturity and growth that Todoroki shows in these two episodes. A bit of an interesting thing in this episode: the heroes make a big deal of the fact that Stain straight-up killed the flying Nomu. Even though it's monstrous, it's still a person in their eyes. However, what they gloss over and doesn't really get mentioned until much, much later is that Endeavor also straight-up murdered the eyeless Nomu. Even for him, that's a harsh move, and he makes that judgment call in an instant. He's somewhat of a different breed of hero, undeniably effective but not necessarily the sort you'd celebrate.
not confidently sure about it, but in some cultures blood type seems to be treated like your horoscope. your type explains your personality, habits and so on. blood type in Japanese video game characters can be seen here and there
part of the reason blood types are showed on eye catchers is because on japan bloodtype is important for some people cause they belive that it influence for personlity, it's like astrolgy for some western people.
regarding the blood type thing, that's just because japan likes to keep track of that stuff and base people off of them. "ah you're acting like this you must be blood type x" etc. lol. asia in general tends to care about that kinda thing whereas in the west we generally don't care, because we know it's silly to judge people on blood types. that'd be like judging someone for being a leo or something. it's not a legitimate and reliable source to base someone's personality off of.
That Carbonara joke took me like 5 secs to register in my brain xD was so lost
00:00 woo JUST ANOTHEERRR _HERO_
14:02 fuuuck I knew like...implicitly, but when you say it out loud and it registers just
My heart
16:04 omg thats literally the quirk name Aaa
19:26 without his glasses he's so fuckin pretty
But also this shot right - idk how to describe it, like "awww and aw" together cute but also my heart
19:50 yess like
Elbow nudge, get a hold of yourself lol
20:25 ah, Tsubasa... familiarity
The carbonara joke was Sokka tier comedy 👏
yes I smiled at the "carbonara " joke, but I laughed at the "gdilm" more. I'm kinda dead inside, so see it as a compliment
Hey Alicia! On the off chance you see this, here's some food for thought on that winged noumu that snatched up Deku at the end and why it went straight for him; Remember that one kid with wings from the very beginning of the first episode? There's a reason he wasn't with the other Bakugou cronies later.
(At 10:35) Oh, man! I want to see a reaction, when it tried to use Endeavor's flames against him.
so here is a disturbing fact and this not a spoiler as it is never actually mention in the anime nor the manga, we have actually already met that flying nomu, or at least who he was before. If you remember back to episode 1, one of bakugo's friends was a kid with bat wings, just like this nomu, and it was then confirmed by the author that the flying nomu was indeed the same kid from Deku, and Bakugo's past. Also in that first episode you notice the guy with stretchy body is still there, but you don't ever see the other kid with the wings.
The flashback here with Tenya and his brother is where it becomes really obvious that Tenya is _probably_ autistic.
Weird character trait of doing robotic motions with his hands when verbalizing something, always taking things literally at first instead of parsing metaphors AS metaphors, being a stickler for rules, overly fixating on certain emotions.
Stain is a good lesson that you don't need 15 chapters or 6 episodes of backstory to make a good villain, give him a good reason, very gray, classy design and be the one to move on to action and saving someone when the "heroes" are too slow.
That immediately makes him a character that we want to understand and that has an impact.
Even if that's not all that has built Stain up to now, that's ultimately what matters in the image we have of him.
Well, almost every piece of worldbuilding and character work so far plays into Stain. Also, going forward. Stain is such a good villain because he is a consequence of the world, the groundwork was being laid out from chapter 1. I know you lampshaded it by saying "that's not all that has built up Stain", but yes that is the important stuff. Without it the 'good reason' part would be impossible, you'd be left with an edgy, confusing mess.
@@davidwilson6577 I said it mostly because there is a construction to the anticipation. When we first hear about Stain it's in a news report if I remember, he is still abstract at this time. Then he hurt Ingenium and suddenly the treat become more real. We finaly meet him with Shigaraki and see his pov then Lida meet him ect ect. It's a classic construction but one that work well. But, I agree with you on the "the society made him", because that a recurring theme in MHA, but we need to let Alicia discovering that by herself now 😊.
Icy Hot is trademarked. Freezer Burn isn't, though. I hang around too many lawyers.
This arc was the first physical manga I ever bought
Let’s go another MHA reactions!!!🔥❤️✨
(I love your reactions 🫣❤️)
6:40 is it weird i found your joke funny
Endeavours eternally my favorite character in this show
6:55 does anyone else finds ironic what Todoroki says considering what other character does that actor voice? I mean, is like the actor is saying "dont listen to the other me"
Back again with anotherrrr, hope you’re doing well Ali! And I agree, huge turning point for Todoroki’s character since the sports festival. Him and Deku’s off-screen on-screen friendship is very sweet.
And yeah Stain saved Deku and then- passed out or something 😭
Stain is probably the best villain in MHA hands down
Btw Jet is gran Torino’s quirk, I think gran Torino is his hero name
Since you've said it a bunch of times now, u know Jet is name of his quirk right? His hero name is Gran Torino. Lol
(At 15:33) You think he's something? Have you seen his daughter?
Stain saved Deku because he acknowledge him as a true selfless hero just like All Might. And at that moment he killed the flying Nomu his bloodlust was so high that it froze every single one of the heros. Including Endeavor.
Be careful what you wish for. Got maybe 3 or 4 seasons before you REALLY learn about decay but you better get your tissues ready when you do.
Alicia did you know they have a videogame for this called "My Hero One's Justice"? The game is pretty good.
Definitly snorted at the carbonara joke, thanks Alicia 😂
You can really start to hear more of Eren's energy in Todoroki's voice during this fight.
Can’t wait till she gets to the dub recap and hears that hard core line
*ALLMIGHT* *IS* *WORTHY*
Well when we talk about Shoto. He hates his father as a father figure. But he respect him as a hero.
16:57 He got a lot of practice beating his wife and children, ofc he can beat up some villains
Is it bad that I got an ad for skin moisturizer right after Shigaraki came on screen?
And this 2 episode show one of my favorite characters, Satin he is wrong? yes but fully and toatlly not really, yeah he might be to extreme with his ideology, but he want to make a world where only actual heros exist, just people like you will think as superman to put a known example that do the good because it is good, no bigger reason. But he fails in recognice that the world is not just balck and white there are peoplpe like Uraraka that want money, but for a very good reason helping her family live a comfy life, there are others that you see later on or are in the spin off "Vigilantes" that are in it for fame but it is for a reason. Also the thing I desagree even more is his idea that peop0le do not change, wich is absolutly wrong some do not but there is a chance for that.
One more thing Alicia if you read this message, do all your jokes be they good or cringeworthy bad, if they make you happy that is important I am the same in my group of friends I make jokes taht can be either really good or make evcertone look at me like "Please shut up" jaja.
Stain a real G
What do you mean by "G"?
@@mixednarwhal G usually refers to a homie / close friend. But in this case, I was using it to show my appreciation for Stain's downright cool character.
15:18 *Laughs in Eren Yaeger*
dont know why he only considered Deku as true hero but not Shoto , he was also there to protect someone like Deku , he was not there to have revenge or for money or fame
probaby because he didn't know anything about todoroki and also likely cause he recognised him as endeavour's son and if sohe was probably like "ah the son is just like the father, gotta kill him"
What makes stain a villain is that his standards are TOO high. The moment you don't reach his lofty standards, he stabs ya.
@@sarafontanini7051 he didn't know anything about deku either . Shigaraki wanting him has nothing to do with stain considering him as true hero. He saw that he was not there to take revenge or anything ,he was there just to protect his friends . But so did shoto . Also he doesn't care whose son one is , shoto showed no qualities for him instead he showed the opposite.
He didn't say Shoto was a fake. He only ever praised him for the way he acted ("You're good, too", "You've got good friends, Ingenium's brother"), except that he focused too much on his quirk. He was too weak. Midoriya impressed him with his attitude, his analysing and adapting during the fight, and his strength. Shoto barely scraped by with every engagement. In the anime his slash looks much more like a killing blow than it does in the manga, where it's aimed at his left shoulder.
Remember, he said to Deku "I have a duty to kill these men. If you butt in, the weaker will be culled". He came after Shoto with the same attitude.
Yey! No tears! No need for nap!
That cancer joke had potential n u went right into the gay joke. Top tier in my opinion, ‘ He’s against the gayyss’ 😂
😂😂 I laughed at carbanara delicious nomu carbanara
Fire 🔥 reaction 😂 stain is anti hero 😤
great video alic
Oh dayum, endeavor put da nomu in da carbonara!
You don't have to skip the intro I don't think