Before anyone points it out, yes, I am aware I missed a bingo sound effect/haro visual queue during the trivia game portion. Yes, it is eating me alive inside, and I almost deleted the video so I could add it in 😭 lol Also, forgive me if I am fuzzy on some of the lore. Feel free to fact check me on stuff, I did this completely off memory.
58:37 The Zaku I appeared in the episode where Char was getting his Musai resupplied after losing Zakus at Side 7. It was piloted by the supply ship's captain to defend against the attack from Amuro and Ryu while the Zeon ships were vulnerable. Its scene got cut for the first movie, Zeon didn't need to build more of these towards the end of the war, as there were plenty of leftovers to go around.
@@Retroroboboy Watch the TV show for the story, watch the movies for High Dev 2000s era movie budget animation, because that is basically the only thing it has going for it. I originally watched a New Translation before the Zeta Blue Ray release was available, so that argument used to have considerably more punch to it, because the Blue Ray version of Zeta is 😘 .
The 99 remastered music is my go to. The end sequence in Jaburo in the second movie is a prime example. The music and atmosphere hit so different in the remaster compared the to original.
I can't believe they changed those iconic sound effects in the 2000 remixed version. I love the zaku activation, beam saber, beam rifle and joint movement sounds. The beam rifle sound inspired the beefy beam magnum sound in gundam unicorn.
If they had kept most of the classic Gundam weapon and the robotic sounds, but just updated the foley sounds (nature, footsteps, impact/hits), the explosions and gin/rifle sounds, and the ambient room sounds, it would’ve been perfect. It would’ve given it that nice updated surround sound without sacrificing the original flavor.
@@Retroroboboy The beam rifle shooting for example is so iconic, it's even in the most recent games. So hearing the 2000 remix felt really off. Btw. good job not mentioning G-Saviour. While I am a supporter of the movie, even I have to say it's an aquired taste. But then again, great MS designs.
Great job. Was looking forward to another Gundam video. I'll have to run some of my friends thru a Gundam trivia game. Keep up the great work. Any Gundam, especially UC Gundam,is good Gundam.
omg this was so fun to watch! it makes me want to host the same kind of thing with my fam or at a local pop culture hang out. I was honestly so blown away by the sound differences between the OG movies and the remaster. I can really see why people would say that the remaster is a downgrade after your comparison. Also, I can't wait for your next tier list video (that was how I found your channel originally) BUT more importantly I think it is so commendable that you bring up the controversy of AI voices and the fact that you don't plan on monetizing those videos even though you put so much work into them is so selfless. Truly, this is you creating a work of art. I can't to see more of your videos and I'm so glad you showed up on my feed when you did
I also just got back from the Gundam screening with a few non Gundam friends! I’m super hyped for the new tierlists! (Especially if it involves Mark Gathas Domon)
I'm pretty confident in saying that Evangelion wouldn't exist without Gundam, from a characterization POV. Sure director Anno had a ton of inspiration from Ultraman, Godzilla, and Yamato, but the core of Evangelion, Shinji's internal battle, feels like he took A LOT of note from how Tomino handled Amuro's psychological battles, but just made Eva all about that instead of balancing it with the story and world building like Gundam 0079. This feels even more true after watching Victory Gundam (aired 2 years before Evangelion), where it's even more heavy-handed than 0079 on the ideas of making children fight in a war.
Exactly! Well said! Anno is a very outspoken Gundam fan as well, and there’s several great interviews between him and Tomino. I also imagine his time as an animator on Macross probably helped shaped his creative style.
Transformers is indirectly based on Gundam. The majority of early G1 toys were originally Diaclone toys, which were Gundam inspired. Also, the Decepticons and Unicron were weapons in the G1 cartoon, just they were made by aliens and were sentient.
"Oh god! The futility of war!" "But look at those mobile suits! Designed by a fashion designer!" "Why is this source material thicker than several phone books strapped together?" "It's about the futility of war!" "Damn, this opening theme is way catchy!" "Futility of war!" "Did that sword just become a gun? That is so cool!" "Futility!" "Wait, do you think I'm a NewType? I did pick three of the lotto numbers last Saturday..." "OF!" "So is this 1/144 scale model a tank, humanoid robot or flying jet? Is it all three?" "WAR! ... nevermind. PEWPEWPEWPEW!"
Now that my gundam watching buddy moved to another state I might have to try this with some new "friends". Overall really fun to see people new to the gundam franchise "get it". Also I agree that although the new sounds are higher fidelity, I think removing the classic startup beeps and bream rifle PSHOOOO should be illegal.
Mobile Suit Gundam has definitely made me interested in the show and franchise as a whole. Anyone can die, the politics are fleshed out and hit closer to home, the show creators know what they were doing when creating this show and of course, how well it blew up in Pop Culture
Now to be fair, Fairchild is a real name, there's even a US Air Force Base named Fairchild. Funnily enough, there's an equally ridiculous name "Bong" and Fairchild AFB has a street called Bong St. named after Richard Bong, the Ace of Aces, credited with 40 air to air kills in WWII.
The English dubs of these movies were janky and are impossible to find by legal means, but I still like them. I like Bright being British, and Steve Blum actually fits Char very well.
1980 theatrical is vastly superior overall. I get there's better mixed and balanced...but you cant replace the mithycal OG sound effects...its like replacing star wars lightsaber effects or blaster shooting from the spaceships. I get there's some ridiculous sounds for today standards, but that sounds are part of the "aesthethical identity" of the show ..and the soundtrack...the soundtrack its filled with absolute bangers😂
I’m thinking about it! The new 4K Blu-ray has coming out has English subtitles on it. The original macross is my number one favorite anime, and the movie is definitely up there
Is the other secret tierlist video on Gundam video games or manga? Because if so, that'd be a bit hard to do with how obscure and untranslatable they are in some cases.
@@Retroroboboy Well considering I don't know if all of Mad Wang is even available in any form online let alone translated. That one may be on the more difficult side. And that a number of the Ghiren's Greed games have their text in such a way you'd have to modify image files to have the text translated from what I've heard, the game itself isn't translated. But yeah, either way I can't wait to see what the next tier list is. And how it's almost assuredly not going to include Gaia Gear.
Well, in the early days of Japanese animation, there was a lot of super robot anime which were things like Power Rangers Voltron Astro boy. But Gundam was the first was called real robot. That things looked like it could really exist in the real world. So in the early days, a lot of of it was space magic Which is what is Power Rangers in a nutshell. And regarding transformers went to car created them they were two separate different toy lines. The Deceptacon‘s were from micro change line and then the auto bots were called die clone line. Has brought those over from Japan and then they went to Marvel comics to create names and backstory For their new transformers toy line. So it was Marvel comics and Hasbro that made them the first synthetic life form in Media.
There were some toys during the show, however, the model kits came after. And the model kits sold SIGNIFICANTLY better than the fixed “kid” toys. The music albums also sold pretty well.
good shit, you're underrated. one thing i will nitpick on is, don't correct your friends with edits if they correct themselves moments later or you correct them and they acknowledge being wrong. seems unnecessary.
It’s a combination of the word gun and freedom. So technically, it should be spelled “Gundom”, but I’m guessing because it’s from Japan they just spelled it differently.
from Japan, for the boys. Job John lives on till the uc100 era and takes a pivotal roll in developing future Gundam type ms like the Gundam F90 series.
"You don't have to think about budget as much" oh you innocent souls really know *nothing* about that industry lmao. That said, it *IS* true that animation has way more room for experimentation and creativity compared to Live Action, it's why it's my personal preference when consuming media. Not just anime but cartoons and CG animation on youtube as well
Trust me, I am well aware of the production cost of animation. And to be fair, Japanese anime is usually produced for significantly cheaper than American/Disney animated features. A big reason why Japan even has such a big anime industry is because it is easier to achieve genre spectacle through animation than it is live action. Films like Akira or ghost in the shell realistically could not be made in the time they were made if they were doing it in live action. To this day, Japan doesn’t have quite the same production value as Hollywood etc. But, regardless, they still churn out masterpieces. And just for an example, the original blade runner film cost $23 million. Akira cost $5.5 million. So it’s certainly not cheap, but it is significantly cheaper than live action considering the scale.
They’ve already seen almost all of the one-year war spinoffs, and unfortunately, watching zeta will take a while we have very different work schedules. However, I can see us watching Chars counterattack eventually. Also Cucuruz Doans Island.
@Retroroboboy I actually can say if it's ok. Cucuruz Doan's Island is a In-between of the Gundam OG. It's roughly sandwiched within movies 1-2. But I understand about Zeta so it's ok. Same thing happens to me too
I have never watched the 2000 version and those are terrible. They replaced iconic sound effects with generic ones. It's telling of what an idiotic decision that was from how all the spinoffs and adaptations and sequels (like Unicorn's beam magnum) went with the original, iconic versions.
I’ve already seen it, and I have a copy of it on my hard drive. However, the boys know nothing about it lol. I technically did a review of it in my Gundam tier-list video
I thought the Zaku I was superior but too expensive to produce massively and the Zaku II was inferior but cheaper, Char piloted a red Zaku I because it was better and faster than the II.
I think the movies are a good introduction/gateway, but after re-watching a good chunk of the original series, my opinion is starting to shift quite a bit. Some of my favorite moments are actually side stories not featured in the films. Especially the episode about those two crashed Zeon pilots helping a mother and son to find their home, only to discover at the end that it’s become nothing but a giant crater. Little moments like that really help flesh it out.
@@RetroroboboyOne of my favorite things about the TV show that they cut in the movies was Garma's reaction at Amuro going ham plowing through all those Dopps and Magella Attack Tanks. Garma was mortified to see his men suffer and die like that en masse and it really helped to humanize him when you saw him mourning over his men, in the movies stuff like that is cut out to save time.
The first 2 Gundam movies were just okay, but Encounters in Space was amazing imo. The TV show is nostalgic for me, I loved watching on weekday afternoons alongside Robotech and Batman when I was a kid.
I mean, they literally only watched each one of the programs one time and this was about three weeks after we had watched them. They need time to soak it in. Jk, that’s no excuse (blast them with ice cold water and brings out the duct-tape)
@@Retroroboboy you need to get a hyper hammer and smash them lmao. anyways when i finally get around to getting a full frontal cosplay im doing a reaction vid lmao
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Before anyone points it out, yes, I am aware I missed a bingo sound effect/haro visual queue during the trivia game portion. Yes, it is eating me alive inside, and I almost deleted the video so I could add it in 😭 lol
Also, forgive me if I am fuzzy on some of the lore. Feel free to fact check me on stuff, I did this completely off memory.
When you get fuzzy on the Lore it's the time to revisit things, and what a joy that is.
58:37 The Zaku I appeared in the episode where Char was getting his Musai resupplied after losing Zakus at Side 7. It was piloted by the supply ship's captain to defend against the attack from Amuro and Ryu while the Zeon ships were vulnerable. Its scene got cut for the first movie, Zeon didn't need to build more of these towards the end of the war, as there were plenty of leftovers to go around.
Unhinged intro, I guess I’ll go ahead and sub.
I always put an unhinged intro and a secret unhinged post credits scene in every vid ;)
That intro was 10/10. Exactly how my first watch of the 79 series went. 😂
...and wait 'till you watch Zeta Gundam.
I love Zeta! Specifically, the TV show version, I think the movie trilogy version was awful.
@@Retroroboboy I watched the whole series here in the tube...
@@Retroroboboy Watch the TV show for the story, watch the movies for High Dev 2000s era movie budget animation, because that is basically the only thing it has going for it. I originally watched a New Translation before the Zeta Blue Ray release was available, so that argument used to have considerably more punch to it, because the Blue Ray version of Zeta is 😘 .
Now wait till they reach *ZZ* Gundam
@@Tuning3434 the animation in the movies isnt even that good too
The 99 remastered music is my go to. The end sequence in Jaburo in the second movie is a prime example. The music and atmosphere hit so different in the remaster compared the to original.
I can't believe they changed those iconic sound effects in the 2000 remixed version. I love the zaku activation, beam saber, beam rifle and joint movement sounds. The beam rifle sound inspired the beefy beam magnum sound in gundam unicorn.
If they had kept most of the classic Gundam weapon and the robotic sounds, but just updated the foley sounds (nature, footsteps, impact/hits), the explosions and gin/rifle sounds, and the ambient room sounds, it would’ve been perfect. It would’ve given it that nice updated surround sound without sacrificing the original flavor.
Sorry but the 2000 version sounds are absolute PEAK. It enhances the realism massively...
@@Retroroboboy The beam rifle shooting for example is so iconic, it's even in the most recent games. So hearing the 2000 remix felt really off.
Btw. good job not mentioning G-Saviour. While I am a supporter of the movie, even I have to say it's an aquired taste. But then again, great MS designs.
@@gundam5281 no 😂
I draw the line at changing the beam rifle sfx, the original is iconic.
Sorry but the 2000 version sounds are absolute PEAK. It enhances the realism massively...
But the beam rifle thooooo
*flashes a perfect colgate smile*
Remember Kids; War is BAD.
*Jumps into cockpit*
"Let's kill me some Zeek's!"
23:54
G Savior: "Allow me to introduce myself, - "
Not USA-Americans, but NA lol
Great job. Was looking forward to another Gundam video. I'll have to run some of my friends thru a Gundam trivia game. Keep up the great work. Any Gundam, especially UC Gundam,is good Gundam.
This has to be a lie, we all know Char has no friends.
Edit: I really enjoyed this video, the conversation and observations were interesting.
I mean, if he did, he would probably treat them about as cruel as this.
He never betrayed anyone at least
I've never heard of this "Quattro" guy, but he sure sounds like he's not the Red Comet of Zeon Char Aznable.
G-Savior was a Canadian production, and Canada is America Jr, so we at least have one North American Gundam already.
omg this was so fun to watch! it makes me want to host the same kind of thing with my fam or at a local pop culture hang out. I was honestly so blown away by the sound differences between the OG movies and the remaster. I can really see why people would say that the remaster is a downgrade after your comparison.
Also, I can't wait for your next tier list video (that was how I found your channel originally) BUT more importantly I think it is so commendable that you bring up the controversy of AI voices and the fact that you don't plan on monetizing those videos even though you put so much work into them is so selfless. Truly, this is you creating a work of art.
I can't to see more of your videos and I'm so glad you showed up on my feed when you did
This is the best comment on this video. Thank you so much.
I also just got back from the Gundam screening with a few non Gundam friends! I’m super hyped for the new tierlists! (Especially if it involves Mark Gathas Domon)
I'm pretty confident in saying that Evangelion wouldn't exist without Gundam, from a characterization POV. Sure director Anno had a ton of inspiration from Ultraman, Godzilla, and Yamato, but the core of Evangelion, Shinji's internal battle, feels like he took A LOT of note from how Tomino handled Amuro's psychological battles, but just made Eva all about that instead of balancing it with the story and world building like Gundam 0079. This feels even more true after watching Victory Gundam (aired 2 years before Evangelion), where it's even more heavy-handed than 0079 on the ideas of making children fight in a war.
Exactly! Well said! Anno is a very outspoken Gundam fan as well, and there’s several great interviews between him and Tomino. I also imagine his time as an animator on Macross probably helped shaped his creative style.
Transformers is indirectly based on Gundam. The majority of early G1 toys were originally Diaclone toys, which were Gundam inspired. Also, the Decepticons and Unicron were weapons in the G1 cartoon, just they were made by aliens and were sentient.
Dude is in full Char Aznable REGALIA!!! Instant Sub!!!!
I've heard it said that MSG is the Pacific War in WWII, and Exo Squad is the ETO.
Really fantastic review! All the points on what makes the original an unforgettable classic is totally on-point.
It's not like you forced them to watch Victory Gundam and sing the Opening theme song at the same time...🤣
For a show that I find to be below average, that opening theme song is one of the best Gundam themes ever.
Funny editing, I wish you success in any future endeavors.
"Oh god! The futility of war!"
"But look at those mobile suits! Designed by a fashion designer!"
"Why is this source material thicker than several phone books strapped together?"
"It's about the futility of war!"
"Damn, this opening theme is way catchy!"
"Futility of war!"
"Did that sword just become a gun? That is so cool!"
"Futility!"
"Wait, do you think I'm a NewType? I did pick three of the lotto numbers last Saturday..."
"OF!"
"So is this 1/144 scale model a tank, humanoid robot or flying jet? Is it all three?"
"WAR! ... nevermind. PEWPEWPEWPEW!"
Now that my gundam watching buddy moved to another state I might have to try this with some new "friends". Overall really fun to see people new to the gundam franchise "get it". Also I agree that although the new sounds are higher fidelity, I think removing the classic startup beeps and bream rifle PSHOOOO should be illegal.
Lucifer is named after the cat in Disney's Cinderella, incidentally.
Mobile Suit Gundam has definitely made me interested in the show and franchise as a whole. Anyone can die, the politics are fleshed out and hit closer to home, the show creators know what they were doing when creating this show and of course, how well it blew up in Pop Culture
Now to be fair, Fairchild is a real name, there's even a US Air Force Base named Fairchild. Funnily enough, there's an equally ridiculous name "Bong" and Fairchild AFB has a street called Bong St. named after Richard Bong, the Ace of Aces, credited with 40 air to air kills in WWII.
You should definitely watch Armored Trooper Votoms next!
I have the complete franchise on bluray, I just need to get around to watching it!
That was a fun watch, loved watching them getting blasted by the gundam water cannon
1:12:07 “I don’t care” *sound of swift retribution*
Let them know that Job John gets actual character in the side material.
He becomes a test pilot if I remember correctly
And he also becomes a senior engineer for SNRI in F90. Responsible for the F90 project.
The English dubs of these movies were janky and are impossible to find by legal means, but I still like them. I like Bright being British, and Steve Blum actually fits Char very well.
You need to tell them that like 30 years later Job John made a gundam and he gave it a nose
Newtype Driver sounds like it would belong in a Kamen Rider show as a transformation device
1980 theatrical is vastly superior overall. I get there's better mixed and balanced...but you cant replace the mithycal OG sound effects...its like replacing star wars lightsaber effects or blaster shooting from the spaceships. I get there's some ridiculous sounds for today standards, but that sounds are part of the "aesthethical identity" of the show ..and the soundtrack...the soundtrack its filled with absolute bangers😂
Sorry but the 2000 version sounds are absolute PEAK. It enhances the realism massively...
0:05 Blame this on the misfortune of your birth 😆. Sieg Zeon!!! ✊
Another good one to make them watch would Macross Do You Remember Love?
I’m thinking about it! The new 4K Blu-ray has coming out has English subtitles on it. The original macross is my number one favorite anime, and the movie is definitely up there
Is the other secret tierlist video on Gundam video games or manga? Because if so, that'd be a bit hard to do with how obscure and untranslatable they are in some cases.
Never doubt the abilities of the powerful Robo Man
@@Retroroboboy Well considering I don't know if all of Mad Wang is even available in any form online let alone translated. That one may be on the more difficult side. And that a number of the Ghiren's Greed games have their text in such a way you'd have to modify image files to have the text translated from what I've heard, the game itself isn't translated.
But yeah, either way I can't wait to see what the next tier list is. And how it's almost assuredly not going to include Gaia Gear.
23:52 Well technically there was G-saviour.
I might force them to watch that someday
@@RetroroboboyThe Horrors they have to endure. I wish for their sanity to remain intact
I want a G gundam video! Where my love for Zoids
Well, in the early days of Japanese animation, there was a lot of super robot anime which were things like Power Rangers Voltron Astro boy. But Gundam was the first was called real robot. That things looked like it could really exist in the real world. So in the early days, a lot of of it was space magic Which is what is Power Rangers in a nutshell. And regarding transformers went to car created them they were two separate different toy lines. The Deceptacon‘s were from micro change line and then the auto bots were called die clone line. Has brought those over from Japan and then they went to Marvel comics to create names and backstory For their new transformers toy line. So it was Marvel comics and Hasbro that made them the first synthetic life form in Media.
That’s right!
To be fair, the Gundam Toys came out after the series and were what saved it.
There were some toys during the show, however, the model kits came after. And the model kits sold SIGNIFICANTLY better than the fixed “kid” toys. The music albums also sold pretty well.
@@Retroroboboy Btw, have you seen the first Gunpla? Where you had to make the head yourself out of a cube?
more please 🤣😂🤣👌
1:28 holy shiii...t!
good shit, you're underrated. one thing i will nitpick on is, don't correct your friends with edits if they correct themselves moments later or you correct them and they acknowledge being wrong. seems unnecessary.
Thank you! Good advice, I agree. I will definitely go forward with that.
I need to pull this on my family
2000 remaster completely killed the vibe
Sorry but the 2000 version sounds are absolute PEAK. It enhances the realism massively...
You are a good friend
28:15... NO.... War in the Pocket is nothing NEAR Come and See... not by a long shot bub.
It’s called a joke bub 👍🏻
need make them watch Zeta now
I Like This
Awesome is just not enough, it’s confirmed going to be remake more realistic in 2029
I’m not sure what you’re referring to. I know 2029 is the 50th anniversary.
36:22 its so funny
Question where does the word gundam come from
It’s a combination of the word gun and freedom. So technically, it should be spelled “Gundom”, but I’m guessing because it’s from Japan they just spelled it differently.
from Japan, for the boys. Job John lives on till the uc100 era and takes a pivotal roll in developing future Gundam type ms like the Gundam F90 series.
"You don't have to think about budget as much" oh you innocent souls really know *nothing* about that industry lmao.
That said, it *IS* true that animation has way more room for experimentation and creativity compared to Live Action, it's why it's my personal preference when consuming media. Not just anime but cartoons and CG animation on youtube as well
Trust me, I am well aware of the production cost of animation. And to be fair, Japanese anime is usually produced for significantly cheaper than American/Disney animated features. A big reason why Japan even has such a big anime industry is because it is easier to achieve genre spectacle through animation than it is live action. Films like Akira or ghost in the shell realistically could not be made in the time they were made if they were doing it in live action. To this day, Japan doesn’t have quite the same production value as Hollywood etc.
But, regardless, they still churn out masterpieces.
And just for an example, the original blade runner film cost $23 million. Akira cost $5.5 million. So it’s certainly not cheap, but it is significantly cheaper than live action considering the scale.
Do a canonical progression if you can
Also I request if possible never make The Zeta Gundam Portion as just the series.
They’ve already seen almost all of the one-year war spinoffs, and unfortunately, watching zeta will take a while we have very different work schedules. However, I can see us watching Chars counterattack eventually. Also Cucuruz Doans Island.
@Retroroboboy I actually can say if it's ok. Cucuruz Doan's Island is a In-between of the Gundam OG. It's roughly sandwiched within movies 1-2. But I understand about Zeta so it's ok. Same thing happens to me too
Real
I have never watched the 2000 version and those are terrible. They replaced iconic sound effects with generic ones. It's telling of what an idiotic decision that was from how all the spinoffs and adaptations and sequels (like Unicorn's beam magnum) went with the original, iconic versions.
Apparently tomono looked over it himself, which makes it extra strange
Sorry but the 2000 version sounds are absolute PEAK. It enhances the realism massively...
g-savior
That’s a great idea actually
@@Retroroboboy 💯
What forbidden knowledge i have unleash here
I’ve already seen it, and I have a copy of it on my hard drive. However, the boys know nothing about it lol.
I technically did a review of it in my Gundam tier-list video
Why is Jonathan so cute
I thought the Zaku I was superior but too expensive to produce massively and the Zaku II was inferior but cheaper, Char piloted a red Zaku I because it was better and faster than the II.
Hmmm… you might be right. I gotta look into it!
The movies are honestly kind of shit when compared to just watching the original show while excluding the filler episodes.
I think the movies are a good introduction/gateway, but after re-watching a good chunk of the original series, my opinion is starting to shift quite a bit. Some of my favorite moments are actually side stories not featured in the films. Especially the episode about those two crashed Zeon pilots helping a mother and son to find their home, only to discover at the end that it’s become nothing but a giant crater. Little moments like that really help flesh it out.
Movies go well with OG series imo, especially if you arrange stuff from both versions that can work together
@@Retroroboboy The side stories are what help flesh out the world of Gundam and later series in the franchise sadly don't do it as much.
@@RetroroboboyOne of my favorite things about the TV show that they cut in the movies was Garma's reaction at Amuro going ham plowing through all those Dopps and Magella Attack Tanks. Garma was mortified to see his men suffer and die like that en masse and it really helped to humanize him when you saw him mourning over his men, in the movies stuff like that is cut out to save time.
The first 2 Gundam movies were just okay, but Encounters in Space was amazing imo. The TV show is nostalgic for me, I loved watching on weekday afternoons alongside Robotech and Batman when I was a kid.
BLASPHEMY! ORIGINAL 1997 SERIES OR BUST!
1979* lol
Zeon did nothing wrong.....
Based and Zeon-pilled.
0/10 No full frontal
but fr tho your friends lack of knowledge disturbs me lmao
I mean, they literally only watched each one of the programs one time and this was about three weeks after we had watched them. They need time to soak it in.
Jk, that’s no excuse (blast them with ice cold water and brings out the duct-tape)
@@Retroroboboy you need to get a hyper hammer and smash them lmao.
anyways when i finally get around to getting a full frontal cosplay im doing a reaction vid lmao