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Yup, subbed since 2020

Doug is inflatable

doug has nostrils

how do you even like that? sounds terrifying

@@b0ks511 You aren't terrified when you find out that inside you there is a skeleton and lots of blood. Why would I be terrfied if inside the stuffed animals are fluffs?

Doug is a floatie but I agree with you

me too, matey!

He is basically just extra life 8-bit but he can give it to other people as well. I’m scared about how OP he will be. Or he will be horrid

@@FaustfromGuiltyGear it will be easy to take care of him in a 3v3 setting because multiple brawlers can wait for him(or his teammates) to respawn so they can kill him again, he brings some cool things to the table I'd say 👍

In this article, we'll find out what grass is, what it needs, and how you can make yours the best on the block. If you don't have your own lawn, or you couldn't care less what it looks like, none of this will seem very important. But if you're up late at night tossing and turning because the grass is greener on the other side of your fence, read on. What is Grass? Before we get into the peculiar world of lawn care, let's cover some basics. What exactly is grass? Grass is the common name for the Gramineae family of plants. With more than 9,000 known species, this family is one of the largest on Earth. Grass is extremely important to most people's lives, whether they know it or not. For one thing, grass is a major food source all over the world. Rice, corn and oats come from grass plants, for example, and most livestock animals feed primarily on grasses. In some parts of the world, people use grass plants in construction (bamboo is a grass, for example), and wherever it grows, grass plays a vital role in curbing erosion. Grass is also used to make sugar, liquor, bread and plastics, among many other things.Grasses have a very simple structure, and a very simple way of life. You can better grasp what grass needs when you understand how it actually functions in the world. At the base of the grass plant, roots grow down into the earth. Typically, grass roots are fibrous, or threadlike. They extend into the soil like fingers, collecting nutrients, soaking up water and securing the plant to the ground. Grass stems, called culms, grow up from the base of the plant (the crown). In most grass species, the culms are hollow and rigid, except at the nodes -- joints that join stem segments together. Narrow leaves extend out from the culms, above each node. The leaves alternate in direction. That is, if the first leaf on a culm grows to the right, the second leaf will grow to left and the third leaf will grow to the right and so on. The lower part of the leaf is called the sheath, and the upper part is called the blade. In most grasses, a ligule surrounds the connection between the sheath and the blade. A ligule can take the form of a thin membrane or a fringe of hair-like projections. Like the leaves on a tree, grass leaves serve to collect energy from sunlight through photosynthesis. The photosynthesizing chlorophyll in the leaf gives grass its green color. There are two major methods of reproduction in grasses. Some grasses have additional stems that grow sideways, either below ground or just above it. Stems that creep along the ground are called stolons, and stems that grow below ground are called rhizomes. Grasses use stolons and rhizomes to reach out and establish new grass culms. The stoleon or rhizome nurtures the new plant until it is strong enough to survive on its own.Grasses also have flowers. The small flowers in most grass species are known as florets. Florets grow together in small groups called spikelets, which collectively form inflorescences. Flowers produce the spores that pollinate other flowers, which produce seeds. With any luck, some of the seeds will grow new healthy grass plants. (This site explains grass reproduction in detail.) In some grasses, such as corn, the stem and the flowering part of the plant are obvious. But in lawn grasses, the long thin leaves overshadow the other elements of the plant. Unless you're up close, all you see is green stalks.

@@_Jayash_ I'll tell rgmy that you ate the last chip

Fr, extra life was hell

Doug and Fang share the same voice actor that's why

I think that he has a top tier personality.

@@legendary_light2i KNEW that voice reminded me of fang

Doug is amazing tbh 😂

He does a little dance when he stops moving

yea lol

bruh like fr

Fr

im not even kidding like i love him so much he just goes "kiddy pool? other way"

Bro he got the munchies

Agreed

but 1440 is good still

@@alan9072yeah but for a close range brawler like Doug it’s not enough

@@alan9072 definitely not for a TANK. Buster does 1980 damage at close range, and he's trash

@@mohammadomarshehab7261 I think he's bad because of his slow unload speed, takes to much time to unload all his shots. Which in turn gives enemies enough time to react on do something.

I know, bro. I don't care if he ends up being F tier, I gotta have the lil homie. 😎

THE MILKSHAKE ONE IS ACTUALLY CRAZY DUDE

how about the why me brah

13:02 milkshake monologue (soliloquy for nerds 🤓)

and also willow's super

Effectively you could say Gus’ is better cause it gives more effective health to all brawlers, its a retroactive revive which is a shield, half the health of the brawler plus 1 ammo sounds like a worst Gus super honestly, and you cant move while reviving idk why it cant go through wall, also it will be way more difficult to reload his super as opposed to Gus, it just seems very clunky

@@danielfajardo7601 Well, not really since Willow's is offensive. Gus' and Doug's are support and can be self-applied by auto-aiming.

I hope he's gonna be nerfedbon his gadget or he'll be impossible to win

​@@corentinr1536why tho? Literally everyone's saying that he's underwhelming

I prefer having a Pterodactyl in the trio, Velicoraptor assassin is a very simple and predictable design

@@NR-Pribadi ooooooh but i wonder what you think a pterodactyls skills would look like . What role would it be ? I’m actually interested

@@justamon2281 its problably going to be a thrower who throws eggs. For the ult he'll fly, it could be a blink, dash, anything lol. In short I'd like a thrower who assassinate their enemies by flying to them when they got their super. Can still compete in melee but not very well.

This didnt age well

I mean, Cornelius has the same super charge mechanic as Buzz, but he has a very unique super. There are also so many brawlers, too.

@@parijatgamertv9228 true

​@@parijatgamertv9228for me I just despise the Jacky attack so much, I mean Cordelius attack is also short but at least he's carried by his fast movement and reload speed

@@Seven-h-kun I wonder if they completely reworked Doug's attack to be single-targeting like Gus and make the damage higher, as well as keep the super charge rate the same? Like he throws bad hotdogs

Nah Chester still better

@@firstlast92no doug is better no dif

@@mattwhyynah chester good man

@@firstlast92 Tick

@@danielmartins9901nah

Your right and kind of reminds me of the hot dog guy from the amazing world of gumball

Right ? Hank and Maisie are nothing compared to them

How is doug unique bro , he's so fookin boring to play ngl

@@buri_buri_zaemon7205i didnt realize you had access to the dev build

​@@mopthefloorrrhow could u have fun with Jacky but worst

@@buri_buri_zaemon7205 hes unique, not fun.

I only watched for 4 weeks😊

He has now hit it!

#subbedbefore1mill

Or he’s a actual inflatable

Saaame

Glad I’m not the only one who saw that Makes you wonder what the third one will be like? Maybe a full blown zipper? (Buzz seems to only contain a stitch line rather than a legit zipper so…

Doug was made for that

This actually would be great but eating hotdogs dropped on ground won't vibe with Doug bruh

"5 second rule"

Monkey

eh

Same😊

Enjoy waiting for a month and a half

So you're interested in the new content basically

@@PaveltheBugFan I guess

Fr 💀