Fun yet morbid fact: when Mitzi's reading the paper and says "done in by a scarf" is a reference to early 20th century dancer Isadora Duncan who sadly perished due to her long scarf getting caught in the tire of the car she was riding in
There are so many great historical touches that add to this pilot. My favorite is Serafine being able to fire single shots while her BAR is still in full-auto. The full-auto cyclic rate on the BAR is slow enough that squeezing off single shots like she does is absolutely possible, and her "walking fire" style was a technique that was really taught to BAR riflemen during WWI trench raids.
I highly recommend going through the comic if you haven't already, cause I'd like to think Tracy had a lot to say about certain historical accuracies portrayed in the pilot due to how much she's researched for her work. There's a lot of snippets of historical info she leaves under new released pages and I'll always remember the one about laws on putting food down the sink XD also the comic is just .. marvelous. The shading, use of color and fine details make any page worthy of being a standalone print honestly.
Glad two great minds can think alike. I've been obsessing over this character for pretty much the entirety of April now. It's cuz of the pilot I decided to knuckle down and read the comic. Not only is Serafine a crazed Creole gunslinger in the comic, but a voodoo practitioner! Which is just the COOLEST idea for a character!
Viktor and Mordecai have female relatives that Ivy reminds them of. Victor has a daughter, Mordecai two younger sisters. That is why Viktor is so protective of Ivy and Mordecai hesitates rather than shoot her.
Plus, in the comics he was basically the top gunman for Atlas, and Ivy is a descendant of him, so maybe he also recognized her, but I like your explanation better.
For anyone wondering why Mordecai doesn't take that clear shot at Ivy: Ivy Pepper is Lackadaisy's long-time 'jazz baby' - adopted by Atlas May (founder and original boss of Lackadaisy) as his goddaughter. When Atlas died, Viktor assumed the mantle of Ivy's godfather. Viktor and Mordecai were partners throughout most of Lackadaisy's history, so Mordecai well understands *exactly* how extreme Viktor would react towards anyone who harmed Ivy. Mordecai detests the Savoys, so he wouldn't lose any sleep if *they* killed Ivy - a very satisfactory reckoning to his way of thinking - but Viktor would know Mordecai's handiwork (if he had taken that shot) and has absolutely no desire to incur his former partner's personal wrath.
Um... Is this a theory, or is it confirmed? Because, based on the comics, I would assume Mordecai wouldn't be overly concerned with incuring the wrath of Viktor, having kneecapped him to force him into retirement upon his departure. I just assumed he couldn't bring himself to pull the trigger here because of the sentimentality mentioned by Serafine, especially given this entire thing was a trifling matter to begin with, and he only seemed to feel Lackadaisy was worth their attention after it was all over.
@@whoasked3961 AFAIK, it's not canonically confirmed. But as former partners-in-crime, I doubt *ANYONE* would know Viktor better than Mordecai. Viktor has repeatedly show himself to be more a force of nature than a mere mortal being - akin to the berserkers of lore. There was that one ambush in the comics where Viktor took a shotgun blast to the chest and just kept fighting as if he'd never been shot; only after it was all over, and everyone else was safe, did he settle down and his injury began to affect him. Also in the comics, Mordecai saw first-hand how Viktor took hits and shots which would have felled anyone else and just kept on coming - and that was "just business". As his former partner, Mordecai also knows that Viktor is far more cunning than one would expect from his rough exterior. I'm pretty sure you'll agree that Viktor would make it his mission in life to bring tremendous suffering to anyone who harmed Ivy. And I'm sure you'll also agree that few people would understand this as well as Mordecai. I, for one, would never risk giving that surly Slovak reason to specifically come after me!
@@twylanaythias While I'm sure Viktor would definitely want to hunt Mordecai down like a dog if it ever came to that, I'm just not convinced he'd be very effective in his current state. "Viktor took a shotgun blast to the chest and just kept fighting as if he'd never been shot." No, he did not. He managed to punch out one guy after being shot, but he was woozy and coughing and visibly "a mess" according to Ivy, and in denial about needing a doctor. He was not firing on all cylinders. "Only after it was all over, and only after everyone else was safe, did he settle down and his injury began to effect him." His injury effected him immediately, but ignoring that, Freckle was still actively shooting farmers when Viktor settled down. Rocky was still being hunted down at that time. Viktor tried to get down to the bar to help. He didn't stop because the threat was taken care of, he stopped because he couldn't get down the stairs, because of his bad knee. "See? This is why you're supposed to be tending to the bar now," Ivy says, commenting on Viktor's lack of effectiveness in the fight. Peak Viktor may have lasted longer, and maybe he'd even have taken care of the farmers after getting shot, but Viktor today can't manage stairs. Hell, Viktor probably wouldn't have been shot at all if he was still in peak condition, but he wasn't. Mordecai crippled him. "Mordecai saw first-hand how Viktor took hits and shots that would have felled anyone else and just kept on coming." That was before Mordecai shot the man in the knee, a step he took in order to hamper his effectiveness in fights, forcing him to retire. Mordecai was surprised Viktor was fighting at all, once he heard about how Viktor almost died that night. Mordecai is also insistent that the one tk blame for everything that's happened is Mitzi, because she insists on keeping Lackadaisy open, inviting the dangers that came naturally with this line of work. I'm not entirely convinced Mordecai wouldn't shoot Ivy if he was ever actually instructed to. Maybe he'd still opt out of it, maybe he still couldn't bring himself to do it, but he did promise, "do a more thorough job of 'destroying what you have left' if I'm asked to divert my professional attentions to you again." There's a good chance he only allowed himself to let his sentiments get in the way because he didn't have to kill Ivy, because this was a side quest that went astray. But if Asa told him to directly, he may force himself to act cruelly just as he has towards Lackadaisy since Atlas's passing.
A car like that did in fact exist in the 1920s. I went to an American car show recently and they got cars from the 1920-30s that looked like that. They did their research so well! Even the glass breaks like normal when it is shot at, because safety glass didn't exist back then on cars!
Yeah, Tracy Butler (the creator of this and the webcomic) is VERY punctual on getting every detail of the roaring 20's and the Great Depression of the 30's. Guns, Cars, outfits, cultures, jobs, language dialects, the whole 9 yards to the next haberdashery!
Though, it should be noted that their Ford Model A is slightly anachronistic; this pilot takes place in mid September 1927, while the Model A first hit the streets in December of that year. And they were using this car in the web comic as well, which take place in May. But they already show that they care enough about portraying the era right that I’m not going to complain about a car being a few months early lol
Btw in the graveyard scene, Rocky mentions Burke and Hare "did much worse and things turned out fine for them". Burke and Hare were a duo of killers in Scotland who also worked as undertakers, killing at least 16 people in 1828. Hare was granted immunity from prosecution but Burke was hanged (Burke is still around, his skeleton is at a university).
So did a lot of the ‘body snatchers’ of Edinburgh and other areas. The main difference is that while most of them simply dug up graves to steal corpses, Burke and Hare straight up murdered people, as mentioned above. Fun fact, after Burke was hanged, his body was dissected, in a bit of poetic justice. That’s why his skeleton is on display at the University of Edinburgh’s Medical School.
Funny thing. My grandmother had a cat that looked almost EXACTLY like Mordecai named Rigby. He died a while ago, he was almost 20 I think. I just thought it was interesting how you mentioned someone named Rigby while talking about Mordecai
You threw me off because I thought that was Rocky's last name, but upon thinking about it, I remembered it was Rickaby. The comic came out in 2006 and I don't know anything about Regular Show, so I don't know which came first.
As someone who's owned a few cats and dogs...yeah...that about sums up the way the cats would act at the time. My mom had one named Sasquatch when she was growing up...iirc his front paws had extra toes, hence the name since it gave him bigger than normal paws. His favorite thing to do at 3am? Open and close LOUDLY a cabinet door in the bathroom....repeatedly.
This is maybe the 5th time I've pointed this out, but there's a detail I really want to point out when Ivy clings to Freckle as Rocky leaves. Viktor notices Ivy and Freckle close, and he's like "woah, wtf is going on here-" and then he glares at Freckle. Freckle notices, he becomes worried. Next scene, Freckle is looking toward Viktor's direction. I'm sure if you've read the comic, you'd know exactly why. And you'd also know why he'd scratch the bar after Freckle and Ivy leave. I'm assuming Mitzi knows, since she's smiling at the two before patting Viktor on the arm once she leaves, too.
@Blue team John, Fred, Linda, Kelly Okay, so, spoilers without context, Viktor is one of those (surrogate) father's that are overly protective. Like the shotgun dads.
@@bones3056 ohhh that makes sense, gotta' love that big guy with a kind heart trope. Thank you mate.👍 (Much better than the big guy with a small brain trope in my opinion)
@@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly It makes sense if you know **more major spoiler** Viktor has a wife and daughter out there that left him for currently unknown reasons. So he likely sees Ivy as a daughter… and has beaten up all her previous boyfriends (of which there are many). Which also may hint at why his family left in the first place.
7:28 love the sound play and science play here, as they say, "people with guilty consciences are startled by loud noises" hence getting startled by the train.
I've seen this pilot several times now and something I really appreciate is that none of the character have a lack of motion. Even when someone is speaking and taking the focus the other characters are always reacting or moving in some way. It is really impressive.
A pretty accurate representation of it as well. There are so many historical references just in this pilot, and they embrace it even more in the web comic, to the point that you can tell when they take place just from the historic events mentioned (the web comic starts in May 1927 and this pilot takes place in September, due to the mentioning of Charles Lindberghs flight across the Atlantic and the death of Isadora Duncan respectively. The date “May 27th” is also conveniently shown in one of the newer chapters). This attention to detail lets me forgive them for the Ford Model A being anachronistic by a few months haha
I have definitely watched the pilot over 60 times since launch. I can’t get enough of it. Rocky’s serenade in the beginning just drew me in automatically. Honestly I see alot of myself in Rocky and I relate to him the most. I really hope Lackadaisy gets a full series because it truly deserves to have one. The fact the comics have been around since 2006 is amazing. This Pilot has inspired me to return to honing my Art skills so that I can bring my own creations to life. I’m so excited for the future!
4:46 Rocky IS wearing a zoot suit--which is actually anachronistic! I believe his costume design predated the actual comic by quite a while (you know how it is, having an OC and then later deciding on a story for them). Notable due to the 1920's accuracy of the rest of Lackadaisy, even if most modern day viewers wouldn't realize that.
@@cam4636 LOL! from the comic faq. Q. Why do some of your characters wear zoot suits? They weren't popular until the 1930's and 40's. A. Yeah, you can see the zoot suit look in some of the early art. Zoot suits are mostly associated with the 1940s, though, and also have some very specific cultural history that I wasn’t aware of when I first started work on the comic (see the Zoot Suit Riots of 1943). I’ve long since veered away from drawing the suits that way. Grasping 1920s fashion took some learning, as did many other facets of Jazz Age history. Research has been an endless, ongoing part of making this thing, really. I’ve learned so much along the way and I’ve corrected many of my own errors when possible. I’ll inevitably make more of them, though, as any point in history is a vast, branching, convoluted topic. So not drawn as a zoot suit. I know what a zoot suit and Rocky isn't wearing one
I've seen a lot of people not like the anatomy lines/circles in the animation, but I disagree with that crowd. I LOVE when animation still has the rough anatomy lines/circles from the sketches, I don't know what the style is necessarily but I absolutely adore when animators do that. It's just something about it that has a lively type of feel I guess?
Have you seen Wolf Walkers? It's by Cartoon Saloon, and it also has anatomy lines on some of its characters. Imo, it gives the cast more life and character to them!
I mean, one of the first things Rocky does in the comic is burn down a barn, so that's not far off. Overall though, Rocky is the definition of "so crazy it might just work".
@@screamingcactus1753 a crew consisting of an on-field repair woman, light yagame with a gun a moral compass and bipolar syndrome, and Dante from DMC mixed with the pyro from TF2 sounds like one heck of a team to me.
I disagree that ivy is the brains you can see Rocky doing some intelligent stuff too When Freckle has the gun he yells ivy to stop the car he probably knew that if ivy stopped the car nicodeme (I think that was the brother name) would be obligated to move the car to one side and get closer when done that Rocky puts Freckle on the window so he could have a clear shoot While he is checking the paper I believe he is the one that made that research (explains why his face is on the paper too) so he is the reason why they found the alcohol In the comics *SPOILERS* When Rocky is captured by the pig farmers they decide to kill him with a train that is gonna pass by and he hears they had to kill one of the pigs they had on the truck and notices the dead pig next to him and when he is in the train rails he says “hey why not take advantage of this situation and put the pig here?” The farmers agree and they leave and Rocky has time to escape
Great start for a webseries. Side note it's nice to hear someone else remembers SWAT Kats. The 2nd season was awesome. I remember watching it after school at my grandma's as a kid. Back in the early days of Cartoon Network.
The cars are accurate for sure! the red one Ivy drives is likely a ford, not quite sure about mordecai’s ride, but they did their research very well. I’m obsessed with this masterpiece!
Olive Branch is an amazing showcase of Swinghouse. Absolute bop, and one that fit's one of Freckle's unhinged rampages perfectly. Also loved that his voice dropped the octave when started shooting
Seeing lackadaisy get a full pilot is like seeing my kid graduate college and rocky is indeed wearing a zoot suit! It's not appropriate for the time but is meant to compliment rockys personality
Man I am BLIND. I totally didn't even register that the excavator was 3D. After watching A Fox in Space use blender to finish up some scenes its just a trip how good they can get 3D stuff to look with 2D these days.
So the bit at the end with JJ was him playing Taps which was written and played for fallen soldiers in battle implying he was "mourning" their little endeavor, or at least thats what it felt like to me as a musician.
Lackadaisy is set in the Prohibition Era 1920-1933. Cat's Don't Dance is set in the 1930's, specifically 1939. The same vernacular, slang, and fashion are relevant to both eras. Which is why Lackadaisy reminds a lot of people of Cat's Don't Dance. It's also set 50-60 years before the Fazzbear timeline so it was really, really stupid to even try to make a reference.
I’ve been reading the comic and I can not stress enough how badly y’all need to read it!! It’s free and the comic art is somehow even more beautiful and matching the timeline. I love Rocky so so sooooooo so much!! To understand him you really need to read about him and Freckles life
Sooooo are they a couple or just friends? Also it brings me great joy seeing saberspark embrace his furry side instead of denying it like he used to, even if he's riding the joke on purpose.
Ha w you noticed that at 30:52 the guy rocky is talking to is probably the owner of the stone quarry The place was “sable” stone quarry, and rocky refers to him as “Mr. Sable”
I know Rocky opens with a poem about the Mississippi river...but right at the start it says "St. Louis" as it mentions how prohibition is in full swing.....that's in Missouri. Hearing Saber CONSTATLY talk like they were in the state of Mississippi kinda grinds my gears a little. I know it's a minor thing but it still kinda grates on a nerve of mine at the late hour I'm watching this.
You can always tell when a reactor knows the source material. You Know the Lackadaisy comics. How do you feel about this pilot. Me... I love it and want a full show. I really do. I was sad when the comics ended on a cliffhanger. I found this pilot and I really hope to see this become a series, or a movie.
A detail I love as a gun nerd, all of the firearms are period correct. The gun that the lady has is a 1918 Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR), then the one in the violin case is a Tommy gun, the pistol that the well dressed one has is an M1911, and I’m not sure what model that little pocket pistol is. But they’re all accurate!
A lot of use of the animation to get non-verbal. Use of the ears and tails to get reactions/moods across, as well as eyes and mouth, complimented by really good Voice acting and sound design. Not to forget the use of color to get the same vibes across. Especially the light in the scenes give the constant vibe that its indeed a stage play This pilot is the definition of why I like (adult) animation so much
Lackadaisy will be a great series. Really ❤ the pilot episode.😂 Great animation style and fun characters. P.S. nice cutesy avatars.❤ It's like Swat Kats but in mobster times.😂
i'm curious if the lineart still being visible is a deliberate choice. Edit to add: Weapons used by the cats. French Kitty: M1819 BAR, Mordecai: Colt 1911. Freckle: The Tommy Gun
@@CruelestChris 1927 Thompson was a semi auto only variant sold to the police that could be easily converted to full auto by a full auto trigger pack and most of them were.
@@toomanyaccounts Actually no. I've found some data on this, an M1927 is an M1921 factory-altered at Auto Ordnance with a semi-only trigger pack, literally just milling off the "1" from an existing gun and changing it to a "7." Only about 100-150 were ever made and they were a commercial failure, police certainly didn't want them and at the time it was still legal to just buy the auto version (National Firearms Act didn't exist until 1934). Of course, because of these origins and the fact that under NFA a gun "remembers" its original configuration, they still have to be registered as Title 3 machine guns even if they're still in their semi-auto configuration. Of course, since the gun in the episode is fullauto, there's no reason to identify it as anything but an M1921AC, short of seeing the "full" milled off the trigger settings or the 1 being replaced with a 7. The "M1927s" you mostly see are modern replicas made as M1927-A1 by a company called Kahr Arms, and produced by Auto Ordnance starting in the 1970s. They can easily be distinguished from period guns by their longer barrels, 18 inches with the Cutts and 16.5 without, as opposed to 12 and 10.5 inches.
@@CruelestChris they were often converted to full auto because someone in the dept that bought them thought it was an idiotic decision that had to be undone. watch the forgottens video on them. very few of them were kept semi auto only and these unalterred ones are collectors items like open bolt semi auto only MAC10s which btw go for more then open bolt transferable full auto mac10s.
This gave me some nostalgic vibes from: Jim Henson's "Dog City" ; the 1986 "Cat City" from Pannónia studio (not with the censored English dub. tough) and from "The Princess and the frog" (animated). Also that B.A.R. has some insane ammo capacity/clip size.
Actually I don't think it does, I don't think Serafine ever fires more than 20 rounds from it in the same shot. You just have to assume she reloads it whenever she isn't onscreen.
The pilot has me wondering if Rocky had a past life in the circus, or grew up there. Maybe by the 30s the circus was less and less profitable? The scene where he gets very excited over the explosives has me wondering if Rocky’s a pyromaniac. Or maybe he’s an eccentric that happens to be an adrenaline junkie? In any case, this pilot perfectly encapsulates the drama, danger, romanticism, style, and lack lively times of the 20s/30s. Love the electro swing! Really adds to the atmosphere.
I’ll be super happy when this is out. Supreme professional quality on everything. And the only thing questionable is whether or not the opening poem is good for it. And I must thank you Saber for making me have knowledge of this comic series animation.
@saberspark I'm honestly surprised that nobody has caught that the car that passes under the bridge in the beginning, when Rocky is playing on the bridge, is the cajian twins and Mordechai.
This has got to be the 20th time I'm watching the pilot, but I just now noticed - they got *bullet velocities* right. In the quarry scene, when Seraphine first fires her BAR at Ivy and Freckle, from their PoV, you can hear the zip of the bullet first, followed shortly by the gunshot sound. The BAR fires .30-06, the bullets are supersonic, they travel faster than sound, so this is accurate. But when Freckle shoots the pocket pistol, which fires the subsonic .25 ACP, where the bullet travels slower than the speed of sound, at Mordecai and the Savoys from their PoV, we first hear the gunshot sound and then see the bullet impact. This is accurate too. Same with Mordecai's M1911 when he shoots it at Freckle. .45 ACP subsonic, from Freckle's PoV, gunshot sound comes first followed by the bullet impact. Attention to detail fuckin 1000%, Jesus
the 1908 Bayard for five mag one chambered is 32 acp or 380 acp. 32 acp is 900 feet per second. 380 acp is 980 feet per second with FMJ 25 acp with FMJ is 760 feet per second 45 acp from a 1911 in 1927 would have been 830 feet per second and 950 feet per second from a Thompson. these are after leaving barrel but velocity will increase then fall after a certain distance. this is why in tests 22lr from a rifle with a maxim silencer would have several sonic booms as the 22lr increased velocity as it traveled. speed of sound at ground is about 1100 feet per sound on average temp.
i haven't watched the full video yet, i'm way too excited, but i hope Saber finds out about the lackadaist comics. its been going since 2008 and its one of the early internet things i knew and clung to growing up.
it's been a while but if I remember correctly, Viktor is attached and protective of Ivy. Mordecai and Viktor are good friends, that's why he didn't take the shot when he saw her
Also he grew up with little sisters so maybe he couldn't bring himself to harm a young woman. some have also speculated that since Mordecai's father had died Atlas was acted as a sort of father figure to Mordecai.(which is why I think the fact Mr.sweet said "what am I, your dad?" is HORRIBLE. as his dad and father figure are both dead) Since Ivy is Atlas's Goddaughter he may have seen her as maybe a sibling.(sorry for long comment)
Fun fact: torpedo boy is an old slang term for someone whose job it was to be the gun man
That is a fun fact
I like it
considering this is just after ww1 I bet they are both vets
I learned something today 😊
@@jimerjam6689 bro Rocky’s in his early 20s and freckles 18
Fun yet morbid fact: when Mitzi's reading the paper and says "done in by a scarf" is a reference to early 20th century dancer Isadora Duncan who sadly perished due to her long scarf getting caught in the tire of the car she was riding in
Damn, seems like the No Capes rule extends even further back than we thought.
@@josephperez2004 I know right!
@@josephperez2004 I love that crazy Edna
"NO CAPES!" XD
a handmade scarf from a former lover. the scarf pulled her out of the car snapping her neck
Damn
There are so many great historical touches that add to this pilot. My favorite is Serafine being able to fire single shots while her BAR is still in full-auto. The full-auto cyclic rate on the BAR is slow enough that squeezing off single shots like she does is absolutely possible, and her "walking fire" style was a technique that was really taught to BAR riflemen during WWI trench raids.
same with the chauchat. Forgotten Weapons channels demonstrates walking fire with both guns
I also noticed and commented this.
I highly recommend going through the comic if you haven't already, cause I'd like to think Tracy had a lot to say about certain historical accuracies portrayed in the pilot due to how much she's researched for her work.
There's a lot of snippets of historical info she leaves under new released pages and I'll always remember the one about laws on putting food down the sink XD also the comic is just .. marvelous. The shading, use of color and fine details make any page worthy of being a standalone print honestly.
Yes!! I also just watched a video about all the guns they use in this pilot and a bit of their info! Even those small details hold so much!
Glad two great minds can think alike.
I've been obsessing over this character for pretty much the entirety of April now. It's cuz of the pilot I decided to knuckle down and read the comic. Not only is Serafine a crazed Creole gunslinger in the comic, but a voodoo practitioner! Which is just the COOLEST idea for a character!
Viktor and Mordecai have female relatives that Ivy reminds them of. Victor has a daughter, Mordecai two younger sisters. That is why Viktor is so protective of Ivy and Mordecai hesitates rather than shoot her.
Plus, in the comics he was basically the top gunman for Atlas, and Ivy is a descendant of him, so maybe he also recognized her, but I like your explanation better.
@@Mayflower-Yev both things can be true :)
He's also still trying to solve Atlas's murder and might not want to kill his God daughter
@@Mayflower-Yev Also he shoots Ivy, Viktor will go on a warpath to kill who did it. And Mordecai knows that
7:40 Just realized they included dialogue between Rocky and Freckle that hints into their Irish Catholic upbringing. It's a nice nod! ^^
you can see freckle cross himself at one point
CATholic 😂
@@luvxoxundertalehazbinhotel1835 Cat-aholics, even
Cats and Irish,as a Tipp fan this reminds me of something.....
Freckle IS orange,white,& green
Rocky has enough unhinged crackhead energy to burn the world to ash and then revive it from said ashes and I love it so much.
He'd revive the world just to burn it again
crackhead is really an appropriate term
@@JacobVonRoker Hmmmmmmm
Well, he does drive a flaming truck at one point in the comic...
Fun fact: He's supposed to have mad hatter's disease, which was caused by Arsenic they put in felt hats.
For anyone wondering why Mordecai doesn't take that clear shot at Ivy:
Ivy Pepper is Lackadaisy's long-time 'jazz baby' - adopted by Atlas May (founder and original boss of Lackadaisy) as his goddaughter. When Atlas died, Viktor assumed the mantle of Ivy's godfather. Viktor and Mordecai were partners throughout most of Lackadaisy's history, so Mordecai well understands *exactly* how extreme Viktor would react towards anyone who harmed Ivy. Mordecai detests the Savoys, so he wouldn't lose any sleep if *they* killed Ivy - a very satisfactory reckoning to his way of thinking - but Viktor would know Mordecai's handiwork (if he had taken that shot) and has absolutely no desire to incur his former partner's personal wrath.
Um... Is this a theory, or is it confirmed?
Because, based on the comics, I would assume Mordecai wouldn't be overly concerned with incuring the wrath of Viktor, having kneecapped him to force him into retirement upon his departure. I just assumed he couldn't bring himself to pull the trigger here because of the sentimentality mentioned by Serafine, especially given this entire thing was a trifling matter to begin with, and he only seemed to feel Lackadaisy was worth their attention after it was all over.
@@whoasked3961 AFAIK, it's not canonically confirmed. But as former partners-in-crime, I doubt *ANYONE* would know Viktor better than Mordecai.
Viktor has repeatedly show himself to be more a force of nature than a mere mortal being - akin to the berserkers of lore. There was that one ambush in the comics where Viktor took a shotgun blast to the chest and just kept fighting as if he'd never been shot; only after it was all over, and everyone else was safe, did he settle down and his injury began to affect him.
Also in the comics, Mordecai saw first-hand how Viktor took hits and shots which would have felled anyone else and just kept on coming - and that was "just business". As his former partner, Mordecai also knows that Viktor is far more cunning than one would expect from his rough exterior.
I'm pretty sure you'll agree that Viktor would make it his mission in life to bring tremendous suffering to anyone who harmed Ivy. And I'm sure you'll also agree that few people would understand this as well as Mordecai. I, for one, would never risk giving that surly Slovak reason to specifically come after me!
@@twylanaythias While I'm sure Viktor would definitely want to hunt Mordecai down like a dog if it ever came to that, I'm just not convinced he'd be very effective in his current state. "Viktor took a shotgun blast to the chest and just kept fighting as if he'd never been shot." No, he did not. He managed to punch out one guy after being shot, but he was woozy and coughing and visibly "a mess" according to Ivy, and in denial about needing a doctor. He was not firing on all cylinders.
"Only after it was all over, and only after everyone else was safe, did he settle down and his injury began to effect him." His injury effected him immediately, but ignoring that, Freckle was still actively shooting farmers when Viktor settled down. Rocky was still being hunted down at that time. Viktor tried to get down to the bar to help. He didn't stop because the threat was taken care of, he stopped because he couldn't get down the stairs, because of his bad knee. "See? This is why you're supposed to be tending to the bar now," Ivy says, commenting on Viktor's lack of effectiveness in the fight. Peak Viktor may have lasted longer, and maybe he'd even have taken care of the farmers after getting shot, but Viktor today can't manage stairs. Hell, Viktor probably wouldn't have been shot at all if he was still in peak condition, but he wasn't. Mordecai crippled him.
"Mordecai saw first-hand how Viktor took hits and shots that would have felled anyone else and just kept on coming." That was before Mordecai shot the man in the knee, a step he took in order to hamper his effectiveness in fights, forcing him to retire. Mordecai was surprised Viktor was fighting at all, once he heard about how Viktor almost died that night. Mordecai is also insistent that the one tk blame for everything that's happened is Mitzi, because she insists on keeping Lackadaisy open, inviting the dangers that came naturally with this line of work.
I'm not entirely convinced Mordecai wouldn't shoot Ivy if he was ever actually instructed to. Maybe he'd still opt out of it, maybe he still couldn't bring himself to do it, but he did promise, "do a more thorough job of 'destroying what you have left' if I'm asked to divert my professional attentions to you again." There's a good chance he only allowed himself to let his sentiments get in the way because he didn't have to kill Ivy, because this was a side quest that went astray. But if Asa told him to directly, he may force himself to act cruelly just as he has towards Lackadaisy since Atlas's passing.
mordecai talking on the phone is just proZD talking to himself
Ongod
No, Mr. Sweet is voiced by Jason Marnocha.
A car like that did in fact exist in the 1920s. I went to an American car show recently and they got cars from the 1920-30s that looked like that. They did their research so well! Even the glass breaks like normal when it is shot at, because safety glass didn't exist back then on cars!
It's not that surprising prohibition era gangster movies are a staple of American cinema
Yeah, Tracy Butler (the creator of this and the webcomic) is VERY punctual on getting every detail of the roaring 20's and the Great Depression of the 30's.
Guns, Cars, outfits, cultures, jobs, language dialects, the whole 9 yards to the next haberdashery!
Though, it should be noted that their Ford Model A is slightly anachronistic; this pilot takes place in mid September 1927, while the Model A first hit the streets in December of that year. And they were using this car in the web comic as well, which take place in May. But they already show that they care enough about portraying the era right that I’m not going to complain about a car being a few months early lol
@@sirboomsalot4902 In the footnotes of the webcomic, pretty much every anachronism is pointed out and explained as creative license
Tracy Butler is very clearly 3 things:
1. A great artist
2. A massive history nerd
3. A cat person
Btw in the graveyard scene, Rocky mentions Burke and Hare "did much worse and things turned out fine for them".
Burke and Hare were a duo of killers in Scotland who also worked as undertakers, killing at least 16 people in 1828. Hare was granted immunity from prosecution but Burke was hanged (Burke is still around, his skeleton is at a university).
they provided bodies for scientific examination
So did a lot of the ‘body snatchers’ of Edinburgh and other areas. The main difference is that while most of them simply dug up graves to steal corpses, Burke and Hare straight up murdered people, as mentioned above. Fun fact, after Burke was hanged, his body was dissected, in a bit of poetic justice. That’s why his skeleton is on display at the University of Edinburgh’s Medical School.
Funny thing. My grandmother had a cat that looked almost EXACTLY like Mordecai named Rigby. He died a while ago, he was almost 20 I think. I just thought it was interesting how you mentioned someone named Rigby while talking about Mordecai
(Mordecai and Rigby are the central characters of a cartoon called Regular Show following their antics and exploits as complete slackers)
@@waffle911 Right. I remember that. I saw 2 episodes of that one time
You threw me off because I thought that was Rocky's last name, but upon thinking about it, I remembered it was Rickaby. The comic came out in 2006 and I don't know anything about Regular Show, so I don't know which came first.
Mordecai's tail flick of frustration is amusing to me
The body language feels really nice. I particularly like Mordecai's tail twitching in irritation and instincts tied to pouncing.
20:26 - Can we all take a moment to appreciate the chat comment declaring Rocky's Sudden Circus to be "Normal 3AM cat behavior"? 🤣
I mean when he was cackling and tumbling down the hill, all I could think was “someone’s got the zoomies”
Alternatively: when the party’s Bard casts Bardic Inspiration…on himself!
YOU MEAN THAT CIRCUS THATS MY DARN HEAD AT 2AM TO 3AM?? EHHHHH
I HAVE NOT SEEN SLEEP IN 4 MOUTH EUEUEUHEHEUEHEBEUEH
As someone who's owned a few cats and dogs...yeah...that about sums up the way the cats would act at the time. My mom had one named Sasquatch when she was growing up...iirc his front paws had extra toes, hence the name since it gave him bigger than normal paws. His favorite thing to do at 3am? Open and close LOUDLY a cabinet door in the bathroom....repeatedly.
Man I love Freckle’s character personality. He go crazy with the guns. 13:37
Crazy runs in the family
Rocky is always crazy, Freckle only with a gun
XD
@@CatCheshireYeah, but more of, Freckles hates the craziness and tries to suppress it, Rocky sort of follows it.
This is maybe the 5th time I've pointed this out, but there's a detail I really want to point out when Ivy clings to Freckle as Rocky leaves. Viktor notices Ivy and Freckle close, and he's like "woah, wtf is going on here-" and then he glares at Freckle. Freckle notices, he becomes worried. Next scene, Freckle is looking toward Viktor's direction.
I'm sure if you've read the comic, you'd know exactly why. And you'd also know why he'd scratch the bar after Freckle and Ivy leave. I'm assuming Mitzi knows, since she's smiling at the two before patting Viktor on the arm once she leaves, too.
Ok... I'm alright with a small spoiler, could you explain the meaning behind that if it doesn't hurt the story for me?
@Blue team John, Fred, Linda, Kelly Okay, so, spoilers without context, Viktor is one of those (surrogate) father's that are overly protective. Like the shotgun dads.
@@bones3056 ohhh that makes sense, gotta' love that big guy with a kind heart trope. Thank you mate.👍
(Much better than the big guy with a small brain trope in my opinion)
@@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly absolutely! No problem!
@@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly It makes sense if you know **more major spoiler**
Viktor has a wife and daughter out there that left him for currently unknown reasons. So he likely sees Ivy as a daughter… and has beaten up all her previous boyfriends (of which there are many). Which also may hint at why his family left in the first place.
15:24 THE “NO” IS SO PERFECTLY TIMED HELP
Im here what do u need help with
I just noticed Freckle signs himself in relief when they open the coffin. Nice touch
I've already watched it twice and I genuinely can't wait to see it again. This pilot just oozes charm from every frame.
7:28 love the sound play and science play here, as they say, "people with guilty consciences are startled by loud noises" hence getting startled by the train.
I've seen this pilot several times now and something I really appreciate is that none of the character have a lack of motion. Even when someone is speaking and taking the focus the other characters are always reacting or moving in some way. It is really impressive.
Yes! It looks so lively! Like it's a real movie with actors, who act even when they are not in the spotlight
:3
Like i said i love that Lackadaisy takes place during the era of Prohibition America, A time period in which gangsters gained fame!
A pretty accurate representation of it as well. There are so many historical references just in this pilot, and they embrace it even more in the web comic, to the point that you can tell when they take place just from the historic events mentioned (the web comic starts in May 1927 and this pilot takes place in September, due to the mentioning of Charles Lindberghs flight across the Atlantic and the death of Isadora Duncan respectively. The date “May 27th” is also conveniently shown in one of the newer chapters). This attention to detail lets me forgive them for the Ford Model A being anachronistic by a few months haha
@@Wishtelle Yes i am, I changed my name and for a number of reasons.
BRUH I REALLY HOPE TO SEE LACKADAISY CONTINUE ITS SO GOOD
“I don’t know if you guys realize this- this animation slaps.”
100%. People don’t realize.
I have definitely watched the pilot over 60 times since launch. I can’t get enough of it. Rocky’s serenade in the beginning just drew me in automatically. Honestly I see alot of myself in Rocky and I relate to him the most. I really hope Lackadaisy gets a full series because it truly deserves to have one. The fact the comics have been around since 2006 is amazing. This Pilot has inspired me to return to honing my Art skills so that I can bring my own creations to life. I’m so excited for the future!
Ivy is the adorable little scamp we never knew we wanted.
4:46 Rocky IS wearing a zoot suit--which is actually anachronistic! I believe his costume design predated the actual comic by quite a while (you know how it is, having an OC and then later deciding on a story for them). Notable due to the 1920's accuracy of the rest of Lackadaisy, even if most modern day viewers wouldn't realize that.
nope not a zoot suit. just custom suit that is way above his financial status
@@toomanyaccounts No, darling, it's not. Source: I know more than you
@@cam4636 LOL! from the comic faq. Q. Why do some of your characters wear zoot suits? They weren't popular until the 1930's and 40's.
A. Yeah, you can see the zoot suit look in some of the early art. Zoot suits are mostly associated with the 1940s, though, and also have some very specific cultural history that I wasn’t aware of when I first started work on the comic (see the Zoot Suit Riots of 1943). I’ve long since veered away from drawing the suits that way. Grasping 1920s fashion took some learning, as did many other facets of Jazz Age history. Research has been an endless, ongoing part of making this thing, really. I’ve learned so much along the way and I’ve corrected many of my own errors when possible. I’ll inevitably make more of them, though, as any point in history is a vast, branching, convoluted topic.
So not drawn as a zoot suit. I know what a zoot suit and Rocky isn't wearing one
I just love the movement of Ivy's eyes at 9:07 while she tries to figure out what is happening. It's perfect!
SABER FINALLY ACCEPTED THAT HE IS A FURRY!!
Cats Don’t smuggle booze
You're right. They smuggle catnip.
@Joseph Joestar Stalin I think they're referring to Cats Don't Dance
@@gcmsli9752 I know, I just thought I'd mix it up.
who's gonna tell him?
Then what have I been drinking
37:13 - 37:14 I like how the glass clink was loud enough to activate Saber's catsona!😂
Ivy is very mouse-like, even her grey fur is very mouse-like ^^
On my first watch through, I genuinely thought she was a mouse for the first half of the episode haha
@@bluexephosfan970 That woulda been adorable X-3
I've seen a lot of people not like the anatomy lines/circles in the animation, but I disagree with that crowd. I LOVE when animation still has the rough anatomy lines/circles from the sketches, I don't know what the style is necessarily but I absolutely adore when animators do that. It's just something about it that has a lively type of feel I guess?
Have you seen Wolf Walkers? It's by Cartoon Saloon, and it also has anatomy lines on some of its characters. Imo, it gives the cast more life and character to them!
I feel like Ivy is the brains, Freckle is the gun expert, and Rocky is a pyrotechnician
I mean, one of the first things Rocky does in the comic is burn down a barn, so that's not far off. Overall though, Rocky is the definition of "so crazy it might just work".
@@screamingcactus1753 a crew consisting of an on-field repair woman, light yagame with a gun a moral compass and bipolar syndrome, and Dante from DMC mixed with the pyro from TF2 sounds like one heck of a team to me.
I disagree that ivy is the brains you can see Rocky doing some intelligent stuff too
When Freckle has the gun he yells ivy to stop the car he probably knew that if ivy stopped the car nicodeme (I think that was the brother name) would be obligated to move the car to one side and get closer when done that Rocky puts Freckle on the window so he could have a clear shoot
While he is checking the paper I believe he is the one that made that research (explains why his face is on the paper too) so he is the reason why they found the alcohol
In the comics *SPOILERS*
When Rocky is captured by the pig farmers they decide to kill him with a train that is gonna pass by and he hears they had to kill one of the pigs they had on the truck and notices the dead pig next to him and when he is in the train rails he says “hey why not take advantage of this situation and put the pig here?” The farmers agree and they leave and Rocky has time to escape
Didn’t rocky decode a message to get the cords to the drinks?
I find it funny how the subscription Joseph shouted NOOOOOOO right before Mordecai shot his gun after the tire got shot
Great start for a webseries.
Side note it's nice to hear someone else remembers SWAT Kats. The 2nd season was awesome. I remember watching it after school at my grandma's as a kid. Back in the early days of Cartoon Network.
Pity the attempt to bring the series back failed.
it was released on special edition dvd/bluray
The cars are accurate for sure! the red one Ivy drives is likely a ford, not quite sure about mordecai’s ride, but they did their research very well. I’m obsessed with this masterpiece!
Olive Branch is an amazing showcase of Swinghouse. Absolute bop, and one that fit's one of Freckle's unhinged rampages perfectly.
Also loved that his voice dropped the octave when started shooting
Seeing lackadaisy get a full pilot is like seeing my kid graduate college and rocky is indeed wearing a zoot suit! It's not appropriate for the time but is meant to compliment rockys personality
Man I am BLIND. I totally didn't even register that the excavator was 3D. After watching A Fox in Space use blender to finish up some scenes its just a trip how good they can get 3D stuff to look with 2D these days.
I read the webcomic after the pilot, I love it! 💖
So the bit at the end with JJ was him playing Taps which was written and played for fallen soldiers in battle implying he was "mourning" their little endeavor, or at least thats what it felt like to me as a musician.
Lackadaisy is set in the Prohibition Era 1920-1933. Cat's Don't Dance is set in the 1930's, specifically 1939. The same vernacular, slang, and fashion are relevant to both eras. Which is why Lackadaisy reminds a lot of people of Cat's Don't Dance. It's also set 50-60 years before the Fazzbear timeline so it was really, really stupid to even try to make a reference.
I’ve been reading the comic and I can not stress enough how badly y’all need to read it!! It’s free and the comic art is somehow even more beautiful and matching the timeline. I love Rocky so so sooooooo so much!! To understand him you really need to read about him and Freckles life
7:00 Y'all it literally says they're in St. Louis, which is in *_Missouri._* He's talking about the Mississippi River
The limerick was for the Mississippi River, which runs by St Louis Missouri, where the locations are based.
THANK YOU! I was getting so annoyed. It’s the RIVER not the state lol
Canadians arent just canon in Lackadaisy, you cant have a bootlegging story without em
saber just letting his full furry fly free in this is spectacular
Sooooo are they a couple or just friends?
Also it brings me great joy seeing saberspark embrace his furry side instead of denying it like he used to, even if he's riding the joke on purpose.
Ivy's teeth also remind me of how they do Millie's teeth in Helluva Boss.
9:56 I'm glad I'm not the only one who adores this character! Rocky's still my #1 guy.
Yeah I am a big fan of this one. I keep going back to the pilot to watch it again. It just has its hooks in me
Ha w you noticed that at 30:52 the guy rocky is talking to is probably the owner of the stone quarry
The place was “sable” stone quarry, and rocky refers to him as “Mr. Sable”
@@ckinggaming5bucketmadness766 yes
I know Rocky opens with a poem about the Mississippi river...but right at the start it says "St. Louis" as it mentions how prohibition is in full swing.....that's in Missouri. Hearing Saber CONSTATLY talk like they were in the state of Mississippi kinda grinds my gears a little. I know it's a minor thing but it still kinda grates on a nerve of mine at the late hour I'm watching this.
I love how the Posh cat's reply to being flirted with is "Wait a few more drinks..."
The animation and art style in this is drop dead gorgeous!!!
Thanks Saber for this suggestion last week. I got to watch this the other day and I was not disappoint. Can't wait for more!
Fun fact: the voice of the male cat thug of Mordecai is voiced by Malcolm Ray from Channel Awesome and the Nostalgia Critic
“I would drink with these two” Truest statement ever said.
Eyes are the window to the soul, but Sabie's a tooth man
Rocky suddenly turns into cat-Joker when he gets his hands on dynamite.
You can always tell when a reactor knows the source material. You Know the Lackadaisy comics. How do you feel about this pilot. Me... I love it and want a full show. I really do. I was sad when the comics ended on a cliffhanger. I found this pilot and I really hope to see this become a series, or a movie.
A detail I love as a gun nerd, all of the firearms are period correct. The gun that the lady has is a 1918 Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR), then the one in the violin case is a Tommy gun, the pistol that the well dressed one has is an M1911, and I’m not sure what model that little pocket pistol is. But they’re all accurate!
A lot of use of the animation to get non-verbal. Use of the ears and tails to get reactions/moods across, as well as eyes and mouth, complimented by really good Voice acting and sound design. Not to forget the use of color to get the same vibes across. Especially the light in the scenes give the constant vibe that its indeed a stage play
This pilot is the definition of why I like (adult) animation so much
Swatt kats was awesome
Lackadaisy will be a great series. Really ❤ the pilot episode.😂 Great animation style and fun characters. P.S. nice cutesy avatars.❤ It's like Swat Kats but in mobster times.😂
Freckles and mordecais fight scene was so incredible, I absolutely love how there was 0 music going on through out, made it much more intense
And here I thought SwatKats were the only felines who like to play with guns. 🔫 😸
Should look up Cat Shit One/ Apocalypse Meow.
I would like to see ERMA as a full blown Series too.
funny enough Saberspark got it right the first time, Excavators where known as Steam Shovels during the 20s
i'm curious if the lineart still being visible is a deliberate choice.
Edit to add: Weapons used by the cats. French Kitty: M1819 BAR, Mordecai: Colt 1911. Freckle: The Tommy Gun
1927 Thompson. Bayard 1908. yes the lineart is deliberate
@@toomanyaccounts
M1921AC Thompson, the next model was the M1928.
@@CruelestChris 1927 Thompson was a semi auto only variant sold to the police that could be easily converted to full auto by a full auto trigger pack and most of them were.
@@toomanyaccounts
Actually no. I've found some data on this, an M1927 is an M1921 factory-altered at Auto Ordnance with a semi-only trigger pack, literally just milling off the "1" from an existing gun and changing it to a "7." Only about 100-150 were ever made and they were a commercial failure, police certainly didn't want them and at the time it was still legal to just buy the auto version (National Firearms Act didn't exist until 1934).
Of course, because of these origins and the fact that under NFA a gun "remembers" its original configuration, they still have to be registered as Title 3 machine guns even if they're still in their semi-auto configuration.
Of course, since the gun in the episode is fullauto, there's no reason to identify it as anything but an M1921AC, short of seeing the "full" milled off the trigger settings or the 1 being replaced with a 7.
The "M1927s" you mostly see are modern replicas made as M1927-A1 by a company called Kahr Arms, and produced by Auto Ordnance starting in the 1970s. They can easily be distinguished from period guns by their longer barrels, 18 inches with the Cutts and 16.5 without, as opposed to 12 and 10.5 inches.
@@CruelestChris they were often converted to full auto because someone in the dept that bought them thought it was an idiotic decision that had to be undone. watch the forgottens video on them. very few of them were kept semi auto only and these unalterred ones are collectors items like open bolt semi auto only MAC10s which btw go for more then open bolt transferable full auto mac10s.
He plays on both sides so that he always comes out on top
Saber I CANT STRESS ENOUGH you might be a furry
It's always a matter of time.
Transcend humanity.
At least in mind, we can get to the body part eventually.
has anyone else noticed after rockys poetic intro, the characters still have the circles and lines on their bodies for the animatics
If I'm being completely honest, that first violin sting was an actual jumpscare for me.
“Dionysian delights” 😂
Honestly I love the comic, it’s just such a good story with great characters
Those last couple subs were so perfectly timed! XD
"You owe me a dance, I decided."
"No! NOOOOOO!"
"More please."
"No."
Surprised Saber didn't pause the vid on the face Rocky made before they slammed through the fence.
Thanks for the wonderful videos they really do help me after my mom passed away 4 years ago I appreciate it Thanks again
petition to have saberspark make another side channel called saberart where he reviews and critiques the composition or art pieces, digital or not.
saberfart
And were correct in calling it a steam shovel. The term excavator didn't come into use for a few decades after the 20's.
This gave me some nostalgic vibes from: Jim Henson's "Dog City" ; the 1986 "Cat City" from Pannónia studio (not with the censored English dub. tough) and from "The Princess and the frog" (animated).
Also that B.A.R. has some insane ammo capacity/clip size.
Actually I don't think it does, I don't think Serafine ever fires more than 20 rounds from it in the same shot. You just have to assume she reloads it whenever she isn't onscreen.
@@CruelestChris she also does single shots
Oh yes ready to lets watch this masterpiece! 😸🐈🐾
Even the sound of the model A car engines are accurate on point
I have been streaming Lacksdaisy like it's a Kpop video. I want to give it all the support I can give.
My dad wears the hats Viktor wears and he is in his 40s😊
The pilot has me wondering if Rocky had a past life in the circus, or grew up there. Maybe by the 30s the circus was less and less profitable? The scene where he gets very excited over the explosives has me wondering if Rocky’s a pyromaniac. Or maybe he’s an eccentric that happens to be an adrenaline junkie? In any case, this pilot perfectly encapsulates the drama, danger, romanticism, style, and lack lively times of the 20s/30s. Love the electro swing! Really adds to the atmosphere.
The way I describe Lackadaisy: A Tarantino movie setting in the Great Gatsby with Breaking Bad characters designed after Cats Don’t Dance.
I’ll be super happy when this is out. Supreme professional quality on everything. And the only thing questionable is whether or not the opening poem is good for it. And I must thank you Saber for making me have knowledge of this comic series animation.
Brother! Are you alright? BLINK BROTHER!!
My eyes dry out just watching Saber's character... 😂
The cars in this video are real cars from the 20th century
I watched this and knew a half dozen high school drama friends who would have gone nuts over this.
@saberspark I'm honestly surprised that nobody has caught that the car that passes under the bridge in the beginning, when Rocky is playing on the bridge, is the cajian twins and Mordechai.
Art eras are so fucking interesting.
I used to read this in HS way back. I read a lot of web comics in freshman year.
This has got to be the 20th time I'm watching the pilot, but I just now noticed - they got *bullet velocities* right.
In the quarry scene, when Seraphine first fires her BAR at Ivy and Freckle, from their PoV, you can hear the zip of the bullet first, followed shortly by the gunshot sound. The BAR fires .30-06, the bullets are supersonic, they travel faster than sound, so this is accurate.
But when Freckle shoots the pocket pistol, which fires the subsonic .25 ACP, where the bullet travels slower than the speed of sound, at Mordecai and the Savoys from their PoV, we first hear the gunshot sound and then see the bullet impact. This is accurate too.
Same with Mordecai's M1911 when he shoots it at Freckle. .45 ACP subsonic, from Freckle's PoV, gunshot sound comes first followed by the bullet impact.
Attention to detail fuckin 1000%, Jesus
the 1908 Bayard for five mag one chambered is 32 acp or 380 acp.
32 acp is 900 feet per second. 380 acp is 980 feet per second with FMJ
25 acp with FMJ is 760 feet per second
45 acp from a 1911 in 1927 would have been 830 feet per second and 950 feet per second from a Thompson.
these are after leaving barrel but velocity will increase then fall after a certain distance. this is why in tests 22lr from a rifle with a maxim silencer would have several sonic booms as the 22lr increased velocity as it traveled.
speed of sound at ground is about 1100 feet per sound on average temp.
@@toomanyaccounts that gun looks like the Colt M1908 Vest Pocket to me. That's .25 ACP
@@engineerskalinera the gun has an underbarrel. the colt 1908 is top barrel and six round mag one in the chamber so seven rounds total
@@toomanyaccounts fair enough though the caliber could be .25, .35 or .380. Capacity always seems to be 5+1 tho
@@engineerskalinera .25 acp mag is six for Bayard 1908. I looked up the prices for original and repro mags. there are extended modern mags to boo
i haven't watched the full video yet, i'm way too excited, but i hope Saber finds out about the lackadaist comics. its been going since 2008 and its one of the early internet things i knew and clung to growing up.
Mordecai is indeed a cat version of Percy de Rolo.
This would make for a great series
it's been a while but if I remember correctly, Viktor is attached and protective of Ivy. Mordecai and Viktor are good friends, that's why he didn't take the shot when he saw her
Ivy was the goddaughter of Atlas remember?
Also he grew up with little sisters so maybe he couldn't bring himself to harm a young woman. some have also speculated that since Mordecai's father had died Atlas was acted as a sort of father figure to Mordecai.(which is why I think the fact Mr.sweet said "what am I, your dad?" is HORRIBLE. as his dad and father figure are both dead) Since Ivy is Atlas's Goddaughter he may have seen her as maybe a sibling.(sorry for long comment)