You are ABSOLUTELY correct. That's a pretty big mistake--especiallly because I believe there's hidden significance in these Lords and their names. Thanks for catching it.
@@IntotheWardrobe I know this is a old post,but I was re-watching this and was wondering if Reepicheep was taken into Aslan's country alive,as according to Aslan in The Silver chair,even he's died. There are very few who don't.
My favorite moment with Reepicheep is when he comes to the end of the world and casts away his sword. That might not seem like much but Reepicheep was a warrior through and through and was always armed. So for him to realize he had come to a place where that was no longer needed and to leave it behind was a big deal and always struck me as something very special.
Reepicheep is one of the best characters in Narnia. I think because he is the embodiment of the ideal chivalrous knight that all men aspire or should aspire to be. Pure dedication to the good of others.
Reepicheep is my favourite character in Narnia. He represented bravery & honesty. I can never forget that scene when Reepicheep bows before Aslan to seek his approval to enter Aslan's kingdom and his wish is granted by Aslan. Such a moving scene.
One of the few characters from books or movies that really inspired me, and most certainly did affect my views in life. A well written character and like how Liam Neeson voiced Aslan, Simon Pegg did a really good job to it. Truly irreplaceable.
Thanks so much for the comment. I'm working on a follow-up that will examine CS Lewis's intentions behind the character. I'm sure it's no surprise to you, but there's a reason this particular character inspired you. ;-)
@@IntotheWardrobe I will certainly wait for that. But,for now road to 15k will be surely not that hard, with that quality of analysis and presentation. Keep up the good work and Long live Aslan.
It was Eddie Isard at first, and he actually did a good job in a Narnia sequel that was mismanaged by Disney, though I still love the 2005 film, please a review
Reepicheep has the young King David's vibe, a little boy with gigantic courage. King David was entitled as man after God's own heart... And Reepicheep is certain close to Aslan's heart because He allows him to cross the water border. I also love how you narrate Reepicheep's story, like narrating a very noble warrior's life... Which I bet he is. Looking forward for more of your magical, and adventurous videos! God bless you!
I'm a newcomer here. I'm gladly surprised to discover your channel. Scores of LOTR channels but one dedicated to C S Lewis' world was most needed. Your work is second to none. Good things never go away.
I love Reepicheep. He’s my favorite. I’d like to hear your villain assessment on Shift the ape from “The Last Battle” and how he represents the Anti-Christ. I believe his characterization is the best and most simplest way to teach children how to recognize when someone is being emotionally manipulative and how that leads to toxic relationships.
When I was a kid, I was introduced to Narnia through the films and I loved them. One day, me and my mom were in a mall where they had a Disney Store. As I was browsing their wares, I saw that they had plushies of Reepicheep from the Prince Caspian movie. Knowing how much I loved Narnia, my mom bought me one. I guess you could say it's life sized lol. I still have that plush to this day, and he sits on my bookshelf next to my Narnia collection.
This was really good. Voyage of the Dawn Treader is like a picture of a journey towards Heaven. Reepicheep has the longing to see Aslan's country, as a Christian has as longing for a home in Heaven. In The Voyage of the Dawn Treader and The Silver Chair, Aslan's country has been teased. Reepicheep goes there, but he is not seen afterwards. In The Silver Chair, Aslan resurrects Caspian to His country, and Caspian even says that now he is where he belongs. We don't really get to see Aslan's country fully in depth until The Last Battle. It's great to see all of those from Narnia's past together again (and there's a whole list of them). It's kind of like we read about Heaven in the Bible, but it's not in depth until Revelation.
I like Reepicheep because he wasn't JUST bold and daring, he was also a wise leader. His most amazing moment ever was when they were fighting the sea serpent and told the others to stop fighting and start pushing.
Hello to all the Narnian fans out there!! I'm glad that finally I found a channel which uploads the content I love! I am a huge fan of 'The Chronicles of Narnia'. I used to feel left out Bcuz no one seemed to be interested in it. Finally found some people who are great fans of the series just like me!!. Your channel certainly deserves a place in my subscriptions . Keep uploading this wonderful content!!
Wow. just discovered this channel. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I'm 68 years old and first read the books when i was in college in the early 70s. Reepicheep is the best character for me, and it isn't even close. He still touches my heart deeply and I tear up everytime. There is something deep inside that resonates with his nobility, honor, loyalty. Attributes I wish for and am shamed when not achieved. A long time ago i actually wrote down all the quotes from Reepicheep on a piece of paper to remind me of the ideal. The scene in the Dawntreader movie where he comforts the dragon Eustace on the beach is just too much.
Finally new upload ! I was really waiting a video for Reepicheep! You can start a book analysis series for every book! I would also like to see about trumpkin next ! Keep up the great work tho! #RoadTo15k
I'm glad to see you're back! I love Reepicheep--always a fan favorite! I always wondered about the origin of talking mice because I believe they are mentioned as being given the gift of speech in "The Magician's Nephew" along with all the other animals. Not sure if that was a plot hole or if Lewis simply meant that Reepicheep's particular tribe was the tribe that cut Aslan free.
If I could subscribe again, I would! You certainly deserve more than 15K subscribers. And I would love to see more frequent postings but only if it is something you really want to do, understanding the amount of work involved. Reepicheep was such a wonderfully amazing little warrior, showing that a whole lot of bravery can be packed into a very small package. I loved the way he interacted with poor Eustace on the Dawn Treader, going from being almost merciless toward him to being the kindest and most compassionate friend. I don't think he meant to be cruel at all, just saw that Eustace needed to be taught a few things. Their parting at the end brought tears to my eyes. Thanks for a great video!
By the Lion! Thank you so much for this! I love your episodes, and I really do appreciate all the work that you put into your videos! I love Repicheep so much! Thank you for doing a video on him!
Ey!!! Finally get to put a face to the amazing voice we always hear! That was such a treat! I’ve been subscribed for awhile. I would LOVE to get more regular videos from this channel. It would be amazing!! Definitely worthwhile
“ Not for the sake of your dignity but for the love of your people “ - Aslan “ My Country was made for noble hearts such as yours no matter how small their bearers be” - Aslan
Absolutely LOVE these!!! Your narration and illustrations are fabulous. Clearly spoken and kept me interested...(which i have a hard time doing!) lol I will continue to watch and can't wait for more.
Love Reepicheep. His courage. Hes like a Caleb to me. I have introduced my nephew to your channel. I love your channel I should comment more but know I love your channel. Please be encouraged to continue. Blessings
1:20 Best chance to bring more audience is to post more and gain momentum to be suggested to Narnia fans since your video quality is already amazing! I will definitely share these channel with other Narnia lovers.
If you want a Narnia like game I’d recommend Nino Kuni wrath of the white witch. It can be found on ps4 and switch and is basically what would happen if studio gihbli had done one of the movies and is a perfect mix of both their strengths
I would like to respectfully point out out that Caspian did not come to the island with the others. Reepacheep is my favorite talking animals, "Aside from Aslan of course," as well as one of my favorite characters, because I have the same enthusiasm and drive for adventure. Plus, I am a rather short so we also have that in common!
I like Reepicheep because (like Yoda from Star Wars) he shows that strength and power are not contingent on size :-) Thanks for once again sharing a deeper piece of Narnian lore with fans both old and new! Respectfully, I noticed a couple (minor) errors in this video: a) only two lost lords were mentioned on Ramandu’s island, and b) you mention 8 “friends of Narnia” meeting Reepicheep again in The Last Battle (Lucy and 7 others), even though Susan was not there.
Thanks so much for the post! Appreciate the careful listening and the chance to make a correction if needed. a) I can only find where I mentioned "the last two of the lost lords" which were the last of the seven to be discovered. Did I say something else somewhere? b) I think I said "Lucy and the other Seven Friends...". The Seven were Lucy, Edmund, Peter, Eustace, Jill, Polly and Digory--all of whom were there to meet Tirian behind the stable door. So I guess there were eight total! :-)
Reepicheep is really my most favorite Narnian character! A mouse with a lion's heart. Ever true, loyal, kind, and valiant! Who wouldn't love such a character.
Your video updates are always a pleasant and welcomed surprise, but please don't overwork yourself simply for the sake of posting more often. Even God took a breather after 6 days you know
Really liked the video, it was amazing! Huge fan btw. Could you also do Narnia with Narnia? Reepicheep is one of my favourite characters too, thanks allot!
I was just thinking when the next episode would be released! Granted I've been thinking that for a good month or two now, but still. Also I do believe that it is worthwhile! There is so much Narnia lore that has only been touched on here. What happened to Susan? How does material outside of the seven chronicles fit into the lore? A Giant Surprise? The game books? Past Watchful Dragons? Unofficial "eighth" volumes? There was also a novel released in 2020, Piranesi, by Susanna Clarke, which I am convinced is a (very) loose sequel to Magician's Nephew.
Idk what makes me tear up more: his soldiers willing to cut off their own tails or Lucy scooping him up to say goodbye and Reep allowing it to just happen because he knows how much it means to her. To further elaborate the 2nd: this is One of his last actions, comforting others in the face of his own end and showing the highest loyalty by not uttering a single protest despite the damage to his pride & honor (fulfilling his duty was the higher honor!) lastly leaving on a high note as a ladies man! Never turn down the request of a lady (especially your queen)!
I love reepicheep I was blown away when you didn't finish with reaper cheap I was right into it going to keep going keep on and we ran out of time I really want to hear part 2 of Reepicheep, you do a part two right, my other favorite characters are Mr Tumnus, and Beavers, Trufflehunter,. Trumpkin,. Puddleglum, Eustace, and the one and only Himself ASLAN!!!! The Great 🦁 LION 🦁!!!!
A weak point in the movie was how they rewrote the storyline missing the teaching point of reepicheep's sacrifice on behalf of the sleeping lords. As each of the movies moved further form canon I became more and more saddened. I hope future remakes will seek to stay as close to C. S. Lewis's vision. Movie directors that think they know better than Lewis are sadly mistaken.
Ome of things I would love to delve into were the inhabitants of Burnt Island. Who were they? How did they get there? Were they ancient Narnians? Calormans? Why did they have such small coricles? To me thats always been one of the biggest mysteries in Narnia that always seems to be brushed over.
Nice videos! I love Reepicheep, he is so cute and funny! In the voyage he says about the Dufflepuds: 'I wonder, do they become visible when you drive a sword into them?' :-) The only thing I don't like is that images of the movies are used. There are many things that don't match with the books. For example, Caspian isn't allowed to go to the very end of the world, but in the movie he is. On the other side, I understand that there aren't much other pictures you can use. By the way, could you make a serie with all (mentioned) Narnia creatures? Also the ones that are mentioned in only one book?
Yes, Reep is an easy favorite for any friend of Narnia, but another, maybe often overlooked hero is Puddleglum the Marshwiggle. Found in "The Silver Chair".
Much like Tolkien’s Hobbits, Reepicheep proves that the smallest creatures can often possess the most courage and honor. He’s one of my favorite fictional characters ever.
Reepicheep has always been one of my favorite character probably because I love mice and hamsters. When they finally seen reapeicheep the movie I think he's so cute.
reepicheep is the typical small but indomitable creature with a big hart.I guess he is one of the oldest creature in Narnia in the books that's there at the end.
"Reepicheep" is like the Narnian version of various famous creature hero's including the heroic feline "Puss In Boots" from the Original Italian Fairytale and the DreamWorks Animation SHReK franchise, and another heroic mouse "Despereaux Tilling" from "The Tales Of Desperaux" from the Original Book and the Universal Pictures Film. (The ol classic Cat and Mouse phenomena)
In the two feature films that Reepicheep appeared he's been voiced by "Eddie Izzard" in (Prince Caspian) & "Simon Pegg" in (The Voyage of the Dawn Treader). Fun fact; Simon Pegg also voiced the characters of "Buck Wild" in the Ice Age franchise.
One slight mistake at 9.33 if I may respectfully point out there were three lords on the last island, Lords Mavramorn, Revilian and Argoz
You are ABSOLUTELY correct. That's a pretty big mistake--especiallly because I believe there's hidden significance in these Lords and their names. Thanks for catching it.
@@IntotheWardrobe no worries, I imagine it's easily done when you're doing so many things that bring the video together
@@IntotheWardrobe I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts on that hidden significance
@@IntotheWardrobe I'd absolutely love a video on the 7 Lords and their siginificance.
@@IntotheWardrobe I know this is a old post,but I was re-watching this and was wondering if Reepicheep was taken into Aslan's country alive,as according to Aslan in The Silver chair,even he's died. There are very few who don't.
My favorite moment with Reepicheep is when he comes to the end of the world and casts away his sword. That might not seem like much but Reepicheep was a warrior through and through and was always armed. So for him to realize he had come to a place where that was no longer needed and to leave it behind was a big deal and always struck me as something very special.
It’s very special and holds a lot of weight. “All the elders cast their crowns” revelation 4:10. Jesus is everything and all we need
I completely agree. A lovely moment.
@@kelseyfrasier Amen!
Agreed, it also showed his determination and desire to visit Aslan’s country!
I like reepicheep because he is the epitome of a person who has the heart of a Lion.
Yes
This is very true, he maybe small but he has the heart of a lion
Exactly! I recently got a tattoo of reepicheep. When people asked me about it I just say “he’s brave and loyal and everything a Christian should be!”
if they made a fourth movie i dont think he would be in it
Reepicheep and Legolas are two sides of the same coin; brave, selfless and loyal to a fault! Love them both! ❤
Reepicheep is one of the best characters in Narnia. I think because he is the embodiment of the ideal chivalrous knight that all men aspire or should aspire to be. Pure dedication to the good of others.
And his size emphasized his chivalry.
Reepicheep is my favourite character in Narnia. He represented bravery & honesty. I can never forget that scene when Reepicheep bows before Aslan to seek his approval to enter Aslan's kingdom and his wish is granted by Aslan. Such a moving scene.
Excited to see a new Into the Wardrobe pop up in my feed! Great job as always, my friend!
would love to see a collab!!!😅
One of the few characters from books or movies that really inspired me, and most certainly did affect my views in life. A well written character and like how Liam Neeson voiced Aslan, Simon Pegg did a really good job to it. Truly irreplaceable.
Thanks so much for the comment. I'm working on a follow-up that will examine CS Lewis's intentions behind the character. I'm sure it's no surprise to you, but there's a reason this particular character inspired you. ;-)
@@IntotheWardrobe I will certainly wait for that. But,for now road to 15k will be surely not that hard, with that quality of analysis and presentation. Keep up the good work and Long live Aslan.
The character of Reepicheep was also voiced by Eddie Izzard.
It was Eddie Isard at first, and he actually did a good job in a Narnia sequel that was mismanaged by Disney, though I still love the 2005 film, please a review
Es una lastima que el actor de voz para Aslan en Latinoamérica haya fallecido. Ojalá Neeson pueda repetir su papel.
Reepicheep made a big impression on me as a child, his conduct and manner are something I look up to and admire greatly throughout my life
That's fantastic! C.S. Lewis would be thrilled.
Reepicheep has the young King David's vibe, a little boy with gigantic courage. King David was entitled as man after God's own heart... And Reepicheep is certain close to Aslan's heart because He allows him to cross the water border. I also love how you narrate Reepicheep's story, like narrating a very noble warrior's life... Which I bet he is. Looking forward for more of your magical, and adventurous videos! God bless you!
I'm a newcomer here. I'm gladly surprised to discover your channel. Scores of LOTR channels but one dedicated to C S Lewis' world was most needed. Your work is second to none. Good things never go away.
I love Reepicheep. He’s my favorite. I’d like to hear your villain assessment on Shift the ape from “The Last Battle” and how he represents the Anti-Christ. I believe his characterization is the best and most simplest way to teach children how to recognize when someone is being emotionally manipulative and how that leads to toxic relationships.
This was a really good thought.
Dude I didn't even consider that, shift needs his own video
I think why people love him, is because he is a small person who can do great things! And that speaks to a lot of people!
When I was a kid, I was introduced to Narnia through the films and I loved them. One day, me and my mom were in a mall where they had a Disney Store. As I was browsing their wares, I saw that they had plushies of Reepicheep from the Prince Caspian movie. Knowing how much I loved Narnia, my mom bought me one. I guess you could say it's life sized lol. I still have that plush to this day, and he sits on my bookshelf next to my Narnia collection.
This was really good. Voyage of the Dawn Treader is like a picture of a journey towards Heaven. Reepicheep has the longing to see Aslan's country, as a Christian has as longing for a home in Heaven.
In The Voyage of the Dawn Treader and The Silver Chair, Aslan's country has been teased. Reepicheep goes there, but he is not seen afterwards. In The Silver Chair, Aslan resurrects Caspian to His country, and Caspian even says that now he is where he belongs. We don't really get to see Aslan's country fully in depth until The Last Battle. It's great to see all of those from Narnia's past together again (and there's a whole list of them). It's kind of like we read about Heaven in the Bible, but it's not in depth until Revelation.
Yes I long fote heaven o how I love aslan
Amen
The story only really started when they reached the Narnia in Aslan's country. A story he is always telling us
I also compared his desire to that of Christians desire for heaven
I like Reepicheep because he wasn't JUST bold and daring, he was also a wise leader. His most amazing moment ever was when they were fighting the sea serpent and told the others to stop fighting and start pushing.
Can you do Puddleglum next?
Reepicheep shows us that even the smallest people can make a big difference in the world
Hello to all the Narnian fans out there!!
I'm glad that finally I found a channel which uploads the content I love! I am a huge fan of 'The Chronicles of Narnia'. I used to feel left out Bcuz no one seemed to be interested in it. Finally found some people who are great fans of the series just like me!!. Your channel certainly deserves a place in my subscriptions . Keep uploading this wonderful content!!
Same here. Even I'm more a Tolkien's fan, Lewis's work is always shadowed by LotR.
Cool to see the parallel between Reepicheep and Hopeful from Pilgrims Progress!
Reepicheep was a favorite of my brother and I when our parents read the Narnia books to us when we were kids.
Aslan was so moved that the other mice were going to cut off their own tails to match Reep. Awesome, true leadership, and true loyalty were rewarded
How I wished they could continue making the movies, they are so great! 😢
Wow. just discovered this channel. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I'm 68 years old and first read the books when i was in college in the early 70s. Reepicheep is the best character for me, and it isn't even close. He still touches my heart deeply and I tear up everytime. There is something deep inside that resonates with his nobility, honor, loyalty. Attributes I wish for and am shamed when not achieved. A long time ago i actually wrote down all the quotes from Reepicheep on a piece of paper to remind me of the ideal.
The scene in the Dawntreader movie where he comforts the dragon Eustace on the beach is just too much.
What a wonderful comment. Thanks so much for sharing.
Finally new upload ! I was really waiting a video for Reepicheep! You can start a book analysis series for every book! I would also like to see about trumpkin next ! Keep up the great work tho! #RoadTo15k
So glad to see you back.
I'm glad to see you're back! I love Reepicheep--always a fan favorite! I always wondered about the origin of talking mice because I believe they are mentioned as being given the gift of speech in "The Magician's Nephew" along with all the other animals. Not sure if that was a plot hole or if Lewis simply meant that Reepicheep's particular tribe was the tribe that cut Aslan free.
If I could subscribe again, I would! You certainly deserve more than 15K subscribers. And I would love to see more frequent postings but only if it is something you really want to do, understanding the amount of work involved. Reepicheep was such a wonderfully amazing little warrior, showing that a whole lot of bravery can be packed into a very small package. I loved the way he interacted with poor Eustace on the Dawn Treader, going from being almost merciless toward him to being the kindest and most compassionate friend. I don't think he meant to be cruel at all, just saw that Eustace needed to be taught a few things. Their parting at the end brought tears to my eyes. Thanks for a great video!
By the Lion! Thank you so much for this! I love your episodes, and I really do appreciate all the work that you put into your videos! I love Repicheep so much! Thank you for doing a video on him!
Gretings in aslans name amen
FYLOG: TAKE YOUR TIME! The QUALITY is absolutely AMAZING. Please don’t change this. We will wait as long as you need.
Thank you so much for making me cry with love for Narnia
Awesome a new video and on my birthday, best gift ever!
Happy birthday!
Happy Birthday
Awesome video! I'd be so happy to see you post videos more regularly, they're always interesting and engaging.
I can't believe I missed this 10 days ago! So glad you're back!
Ey!!! Finally get to put a face to the amazing voice we always hear! That was such a treat! I’ve been subscribed for awhile. I would LOVE to get more regular videos from this channel. It would be amazing!! Definitely worthwhile
“ Not for the sake of your dignity but for the love of your people “ - Aslan
“ My Country was made for noble hearts such as yours no matter how small their bearers be” - Aslan
Greatest and most noble hero in the entirety of creation.
Amazing job! Can’t wait for the next one.
Incredible work. Thankyou.
11:38 I love how Aslan gave Reep a new sword that's so sweet
Absolutely LOVE these!!! Your narration and illustrations are fabulous. Clearly spoken and kept me interested...(which i have a hard time doing!) lol I will continue to watch and can't wait for more.
I've been patiently waiting for more videos. I'm glad you're "back in the saddle again" 🎵🎶🎵
Ha! Thanks. Now that song is going to be stuck in my head all day. :-)
@@IntotheWardrobe lol. Probably for me as well. 😀
Love Reepicheep. His courage. Hes like a Caleb to me. I have introduced my nephew to your channel. I love your channel I should comment more but know I love your channel. Please be encouraged to continue. Blessings
1:20 Best chance to bring more audience is to post more and gain momentum to be suggested to Narnia fans since your video quality is already amazing! I will definitely share these channel with other Narnia lovers.
Shared on Facebook. You deserve a much bigger following. Plus I can’t wait to see more videos, more frequently.
Wonderful! Thanks so much!
Ah yes good old Reep, a foot and a half of true courage and honor and my favorite narnia character behind only the great lion himself
This is definitely the top Narnia lore channel on RUclips.
I have never wanted to subscribe twice so much.
I've never wanted to tap like twice so much!
Narnia needs its own open-world videogame or MMORPG
True
Believe it or not, I'm working on a shadowlands video about Narnia and gaming!
@@IntotheWardrobe ❤️😎
@@IntotheWardrobe When can we expect it? I want to be the first to see it
If you want a Narnia like game I’d recommend Nino Kuni wrath of the white witch. It can be found on ps4 and switch and is basically what would happen if studio gihbli had done one of the movies and is a perfect mix of both their strengths
I love this channel!!!! I just found it today and this is my 5th show in a row!!! Keep it up!!!
I’m so happy I found this RUclips channel. Thanks for the great work!
Id be happy to see you pop up every two weeks in my feed. Maybe RUclips won't unsubscribe me from you again.
Warwick Davis was the best Reepicheep. He was such a badass, even up against 90s badass brat, David Thwaites' Eustace Scrubb.
I definitely prefer that series, with all it's faults, to the new movies. The BBC series did stay faithful to the books.
I confess a particular appreciation for Puddleglum the Marshwiggle but Reepicheep is the epitome of a noble heart.
What a great summary of this favorite character's story. And what a great narration you provide! Keep up the good work!
Here's to Reepicheep, king of the Mice of Narnia and a noble and brave hero
great great video this was so interesting to listen to!! Totally off topic but the interior in the background looks really good too
I would like to respectfully point out out that Caspian did not come to the island with the others. Reepacheep is my favorite talking animals, "Aside from Aslan of course," as well as one of my favorite characters, because I have the same enthusiasm and drive for adventure. Plus, I am a rather short so we also have that in common!
I would love to see a story summary or a how you would make the movies on the books that haven't had movies yet
I like Reepicheep because (like Yoda from Star Wars) he shows that strength and power are not contingent on size :-)
Thanks for once again sharing a deeper piece of Narnian lore with fans both old and new!
Respectfully, I noticed a couple (minor) errors in this video: a) only two lost lords were mentioned on Ramandu’s island, and b) you mention 8 “friends of Narnia” meeting Reepicheep again in The Last Battle (Lucy and 7 others), even though Susan was not there.
Thanks so much for the post! Appreciate the careful listening and the chance to make a correction if needed.
a) I can only find where I mentioned "the last two of the lost lords" which were the last of the seven to be discovered. Did I say something else somewhere?
b) I think I said "Lucy and the other Seven Friends...". The Seven were Lucy, Edmund, Peter, Eustace, Jill, Polly and Digory--all of whom were there to meet Tirian behind the stable door. So I guess there were eight total! :-)
@@IntotheWardrobe ah, I see what you mean! My apologies, I forgot that Tirian was with the others; I was counting only those from our world
Glad to have viewers that listen closely and know their content!
I liked seeing Reepicheep from what I remember about the movies. Looking forward to learning more and seeing how the prophecy shaped him.
I would love it if you covered Puddleglum in a future video
Reepicheep is really my most favorite Narnian character! A mouse with a lion's heart. Ever true, loyal, kind, and valiant! Who wouldn't love such a character.
I just discovered this channel, and am enjoying it thoroughly! :)
So glad you found that channel! Tell your friends. :-)
I just found your channel a few days ago! Thank you, oh RUclips algorithm, for bringing me here!!!!!!!!
Your video updates are always a pleasant and welcomed surprise, but please don't overwork yourself simply for the sake of posting more often. Even God took a breather after 6 days you know
"And God rested from all the work that he had done in creation."
Really liked the video, it was amazing! Huge fan btw. Could you also do Narnia with Narnia? Reepicheep is one of my favourite characters too, thanks allot!
I really enjoy your video's, keep up the good work! But take your time. With time comes quality.
Reepicheep was the only thing carrying Voyage of the Dawn Treader’s movie imo
I was just thinking when the next episode would be released! Granted I've been thinking that for a good month or two now, but still. Also I do believe that it is worthwhile! There is so much Narnia lore that has only been touched on here. What happened to Susan? How does material outside of the seven chronicles fit into the lore? A Giant Surprise? The game books? Past Watchful Dragons? Unofficial "eighth" volumes? There was also a novel released in 2020, Piranesi, by Susanna Clarke, which I am convinced is a (very) loose sequel to Magician's Nephew.
Serendipity!
Idk what makes me tear up more: his soldiers willing to cut off their own tails or Lucy scooping him up to say goodbye and Reep allowing it to just happen because he knows how much it means to her.
To further elaborate the 2nd: this is One of his last actions, comforting others in the face of his own end and showing the highest loyalty by not uttering a single protest despite the damage to his pride & honor (fulfilling his duty was the higher honor!) lastly leaving on a high note as a ladies man! Never turn down the request of a lady (especially your queen)!
After watching what I seen in the voyage of the dawn treader this video warms my soul ❤🐭
Your voice is great, I watch your videos just to relax myself
I love reepicheep I was blown away when you didn't finish with reaper cheap I was right into it going to keep going keep on and we ran out of time I really want to hear part 2 of Reepicheep, you do a part two right, my other favorite characters are Mr Tumnus, and Beavers, Trufflehunter,. Trumpkin,. Puddleglum, Eustace, and the one and only Himself ASLAN!!!! The Great 🦁 LION 🦁!!!!
You should do the life of Caspian x
Loved it! Great to see u back!
Hey, thanks!
You should do an audio book reading the books of Narnia.
Can you do the next video about The Life of Aslan? Please.
A weak point in the movie was how they rewrote the storyline missing the teaching point of reepicheep's sacrifice on behalf of the sleeping lords. As each of the movies moved further form canon I became more and more saddened. I hope future remakes will seek to stay as close to C. S. Lewis's vision. Movie directors that think they know better than Lewis are sadly mistaken.
I totally agree!
Once a month is fine. You obviously put a lot of time and effort into your videos.
Ome of things I would love to delve into were the inhabitants of Burnt Island. Who were they? How did they get there? Were they ancient Narnians? Calormans? Why did they have such small coricles? To me thats always been one of the biggest mysteries in Narnia that always seems to be brushed over.
Love your channel. Love Narnia
Thank you so much!
could you make a video talking about the golden age of narnia during the reign of the pevensies?
I'll be touching on this in the next episode! Hopefully we can dive further in sometime soon.
Nice videos! I love Reepicheep, he is so cute and funny! In the voyage he says about the Dufflepuds: 'I wonder, do they become visible when you drive a sword into them?' :-)
The only thing I don't like is that images of the movies are used. There are many things that don't match with the books. For example, Caspian isn't allowed to go to the very end of the world, but in the movie he is. On the other side, I understand that there aren't much other pictures you can use.
By the way, could you make a serie with all (mentioned) Narnia creatures? Also the ones that are mentioned in only one book?
Yes, Reep is an easy favorite for any friend of Narnia, but another, maybe often overlooked hero is Puddleglum the Marshwiggle. Found in "The Silver Chair".
It's great to have a face to go with the voice.
i love his line when lucy says he so cute and he says who said that .
My favorite character from the entire history of Narnia 💜
No man, nor mouse has been as noble and brave as Reepicheep
I absolutely LOVE Reep!
We crave more! Give us more, give us more..................
Much like Tolkien’s Hobbits, Reepicheep proves that the smallest creatures can often possess the most courage and honor. He’s one of my favorite fictional characters ever.
Amazing videos !!!!!
Yay! Every two weeks
Sweet repacheep. He’s one of my favrets ow how I long to go to aslans country
Thanks for the Video❤️
Reepicheep has always been one of my favorite character probably because I love mice and hamsters. When they finally seen reapeicheep the movie I think he's so cute.
please keep posting! i just subscribed
My all time fav character in Narnia
reepicheep is the typical small but indomitable creature with a big hart.I guess he is one of the oldest creature in Narnia in the books that's there at the end.
"Reepicheep" is like the Narnian version of various famous creature hero's including the heroic feline "Puss In Boots" from the Original Italian Fairytale and the DreamWorks Animation SHReK franchise, and another heroic mouse "Despereaux Tilling" from "The Tales Of Desperaux" from the Original Book and the Universal Pictures Film.
(The ol classic Cat and Mouse phenomena)
In the two feature films that Reepicheep appeared he's been voiced by "Eddie Izzard" in (Prince Caspian) & "Simon Pegg" in (The Voyage of the Dawn Treader).
Fun fact; Simon Pegg also voiced the characters of "Buck Wild" in the Ice Age franchise.
Can you please go in depth all the islands the Dawn Treader visited and the underwater realm of the Sea People too?
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