'And how has he insulted you?’ ‘By comparing me - comparing us - to these… primitives,’ Telmar said, glancing at Thorn, who nodded. Fulgrim frowned. ‘And why should he not?’ Fulgrim looked around, noting the mood of the crowd. They were on the cusp of flight. Telmar’s sudden burst of violence had frightened them, shaken them to their very cores. Stories would spread, flying through the city, and from there, the rest of the continent. Awe would turn to fear. Fear to resentment. And resentment to resistance. He has seen the same story, repeated ad nauseam, on a dozen worlds. Fulgrim had always preferred love to fear. Love was stronger. Fear could be conquered, but love - never. It waned and swelled, but it never truly faded. He had made himself loved on Chemos. And he would do the same here. The primarch sank to one knee and reached down to help Telmar’s victim to his feet. The man stared at him with mingled fright and awe, his mouth working soundlessly. Fulgrim smiled and stood. ‘I came from nothing’ he said, fixing his sons with a steady gaze. ‘I scrabbled in the quarry pits, and down in the deepest mines, carrying buckets on my shoulders because the ascender blew a gasket,’ he said. ‘I broke my fingernails on raw ore, and grew blisters from heat and labour. You look down on them, blind to the beauty of their struggle. Blind to what they might become, if only someone would scrape the filth from their faces.’ He reached down and lifted a child onto his shoulders. The girl laughed and clapped, unafraid of the giant, even as her mother wept. Fulgrim indicated the crowd. His voice had driven many of them to their knees. ‘Look at them, my sons. You are the highest, and they, the lowest. It is your duty to raise them up, as high as they will go. Anything less is not worthy of you.’

"You named us Emperor's Children but we are going to be doing the least because we are so small. We are just little guys. Father, we are just a couple little guys"

Fulgrim, the Phoenician, and the Illuminator or Sanguinius, the Great Angel and the Brightest One. Both handsome and perfect beings. Slaanesh: "I'll take the purple one. He got my color and mood right."

Ferrus Manus, meaning Iron Hand, is the leader of the Iron Hands, has two hands of iron and his ship is called the Iron Fist

Perturabo decimated his legion only once, it was Angron that decimated his legion every time they couldn’t take a planet in time

_"This isn't our Primarch... HE'S AN IMPOSTOR"_ -Lucius the Eternal, from The Reflection Crack'd. I shit you not he says that.

I just love the fact that Fulgrim was the one who taught Konrad how to read and write

The “Fulgrim” Horus Heresy novel is my favorite in the series because it’s just a ship full of artists becoming perverts. tag:corruption tag:”mind break”

Something I just wanted to bring up regarding the Fulgrim clone Fabius made: There are three Primarch clones made by the mad doctor that amounted to anything: Angron,Horus, and Fulgrim. The Horus and Angron clones lacked something that resulted in them not being able to achieve their full potential, hence losing the duel to Abaddon, and dying soon after awakening, respectively. This was figured to be the "Primarch Soul," likely some kind of unique warp jargon that makes the sons of the Emperor so special. Horus' alt-F4 execution meant that his was just gone, and Angron's is currently in use, so no clone of them would ever achieve that level of greatness. The Fulgrim clone, on the other hand, was confirmed to be a complete package. Notably, when Trazyn met with Fabius for the deal, they were also met with by some of the Emperor's Children, which activates(?) the Fulgrim clone - who was up until then rather docile and obedient. When he calls out to his sons, they stop, feeling a force touch down to their very geneseed, and even Fabius himself is strongly hesitant to do anything, but manages to force himself to give the clone over to the Necron Lord. This has led to a big chunk of fans speculating why this is the case. The running hypothesis is that Fulgrim had a moment of epiphany after something happened to him (take your pick) and becomes sorely disillusioned with the state of himself and his legion under Slaanesh. He then uses his familiarity with soul arts to eject his own Primarch Soul from his body, where it found its way into Fabius' clone. This would mean that there are 2 Fulgrims: the Mind and (snake) Body being piloted by the demon in his sword once more, and the Clone, which is clean, and posessed the memories and soul of the true Fulgrim. I think that this would make for a rather interesting twist on the 40K lore loop, since people are desperately waiting for the return of the next Loyalist Primarch. So I think it would be utterly hilarious if instead of awakening the Lion, or reconstructing Magnus with all his morals and mental lucidity, we instead got a Fulgrim on BOTH SIDES of the war, and had a legion that could be played both as traitor or loyalist. It would sure make the Iron Hands suddenly veeery vocal in new material, wouldn't it?

It's probably worth pointing out in an extra lore section that the clone of fulgrim is a PERFECTL clone, something Fabius only was able to do then by the sheerest dumb luck- but Fulgrim has been making his own clones too. Ferrus has been cloned several times over by Fulgrim in an attempt to get him to join chaos, almost without doubt so Fulgrim can get some lost pride from that failure- he has killed every clone because they have yet to join him

Tonite on Ridiculous Gear: Fulgrim flexes and pops his scaly Snakussy for Bricky's extended forehead. DK gets trapped in Fulgrims used pre-mating warm up jar, Shy gets stuck in a painting where she judges all those who comes into Fulgrims Palace and Kirioth gets fed to the Throne of Living Velvet.

To be 100% fair, if big E did tell his kids about chaos, I could see half of them falling to chaos willingly by the power temptation.

Imagine being an innocent bystander during the siege of Terra only to hear a space marine go “SEGGS!?!? 🥵”

Fulgrim is so often compared to Ferrus due to their shared desire to achieve perfection, and friendship, obviously, but if you ask me, Fulgrim is to Roboute Guilliman what Konrad Curze is to Corvus Corax. Both were logisticians that absolutely obsessed over details and theoretical outcomes to find the optimal path to proceed. Infact Guilliman observed that in wargames and joint campaigns with the 3rd Legion, that Fulgrim's plans were the equal of his own, and that the Emperor's Children carried out Guilliman's orders more precisely and competently than his Ultramarines did.

Fulgirm loved art so much that he became a centerpiece in a gallery.

Fulgrim really just said: "I wanna be the very best, like no one ever was".

“You are the slave of the dusty corpse-king. How awful. Count yourself among the blind and the impoverished. But rejoice! We bring news of a fair prince who will treat you as you should be treated, with kindness and rewards of piquant sensation never to be bested.”-- Lord Damien Trastoon of the Emperor’s Children.

One thing I will mention that was missed was Fulgrim vs Dorn where Dorn kept shield checking him.

I just finished Fabius bile clonelord (the book with clone fulgrim) and it actually really thought out and Fabius gives a good reason for why he doesn't trust clone fulgrim. His point is that even if the clone is uncorrupted, primarch were the while reason the HH happened and without them the galaxy would have been better. Also being around fulgrim forces all of the Chaos Space marines to almost completely submit or break down in tear since snake fulgrim turned them into chaos boys this while clone doesn't want that for them. So yeah, Fabius basically convinces himself that a world with primarchs and by extention fulgrim, would just end up bad for humanity all over again. Also when raising clonegrim Fabius ends up becoming a father figure to the clone and it actually hurts him to hand the clone over to Trayzen, but he feels like he has to. The clone even ask Fabius what he did wrong because he loves his teacher so much and when Fabius tells him he did nothing wrong it breaks clonegrim.

Rejoice fellow Emp's Children fans, the Fulgrim episode is finally upon us! Which means just one week closer to RYLANOR THE ANCIENT CHAD OF RITES EPISODE edit: that was a darn good episode and I'd say Bricky did a great job covering as much as he possibly could in the time alloted

The Silver Blade of Laer is propably one of the most infamous Daemon weapons around for successfully corrupting a Primarch. Weapons containing a daemon are actually not too uncommon, but their power will vary. Other two legendary daemons stored in a sword would be Drach'nyen, wielded by Abaddon (also nicknamed "the First Murder and "the End of Empires) and the Black Blade of Antwyr, currently imprisoned away by Grey Knights (Castellan Crowe, the jailer of the blade, carries it to battle and keeps ignoring it's constant whispers). After no longer containing a daemon, Fulgrim gave the blade for Lucius, who still uses it in the 42nd millennium.

The Emperor 100% loved art as much as Fulgrim and Sanguinius. Even ignoring the fact both get that love from their dad, look at the absolutely artistry in the armour and design of the Custodes equipment. There's a reason the Emperor's Children's Phoenix Guard Terminators are the best of the Legion, and fundamentally just an homage to the Custodes.

Fabius obtained the clone of fulgrim. And his Legion started to be in awe, realising that they could be a loyalist chapter again. And we're excited and scared. Ended up at Treyzen's pad for the gene seed, and in a panicked state where the whispers of the warp took hold, Fabius very quickly, traded him to Treyzen. Which felt like slaanesh putting alot of effort into not losing the emperors children from the rebirth of loyalist Fulgrim. Did enjoy the fabius bile books.

I could be wrong but Lucius was just Fulgrim's favourite son because he was a champion duellist. Eidolon was the first captain during the HH (he got decapitated by Fulgrim but he got better and was made into a super powerful noise marine). I think it's interesting how Lucius was so mistrusted by the legion he was actually on the ground for the virus bombardment of Istvaan 3. No one likes Lucius but Fugrim, Slaanesh and Lucius. Lucius really likes Lucius.

Ah yes I too remember when all the chaos gods said in one voice “mehhhh” after the emperor said “lol lmao” thank you for reminding us of this super important moment in the lore

lets not forget that, 1. Emperors Children are still to this day the only ones allowed to wear the Eagle. 2. they still scream, "For the Emperor" before charging in.

Trazyn has a blind half-aeldari, half human/Astartes Ultramarine Librarian that looks like Illidan, in his vault…

21:25 Ferrus Manus (meaning "Iron Hand"), who had iron hands, was the leader of the Iron Hands, who give themselves iron hands in honour of the iron hands of Iron Hand of the Iron Hands. GW's subtlety is utterly impeccable as always. I unironically kind of love it.

I wished he'd mentioned that the reason Fulgrim made the hammer and Ferrus made the sword is because they each specifically made what they thought the other was gonna make. Ferrus was known for wielding hammers, So Fulgrim made a hammer to show how much better he was at it. Whilst Fulgrim was known for wielding blades, so Ferrus made a blade that show him that he was better.

I hate that they basically retconned Fulgrim's fall. Being stuck in the painting is such a fitting and poetic end to the whole story. Then to suddenly go back and say nah he was just fucking with everyone, makes no sense. The tragedy of his story falls apart. The demon sword, killing Ferrus, all of it was pointless since he wanted to fall anyways on his own. That decision really feels like bad fanfiction. Leaving him in the painting gives them room to do something with him in the future. Maybe a loyalist Fulgrim fights to redeem himself while demon Fulgrim continues to fight the Imperium. That'd be cool.

Ferus was working in the forge, his big metal arms glistened in the moon light. Just then Fulgrim confidentiality walks into the room, his eyes lock with the gorgon. Ferus started deep into Fulgrim's beautiful eyes, his heart skipping 2 beats per second. As he bites his bottom lip salivating and the thought of seeing Fulgrim outside his armor. "F-Fulgrim, what are you doing back in the forge so soon?" Ferus says in the tone of a nervous high-school student. "Ohhh, silly Ferus." Said Fulgrim in a seductive voice. "I almost forgot to thank you for my new big, long, and smooth sword." Before Ferus can say another word, Fulgrim strips down and exposed his massive...... " HERESY!!!" Exclaimed brother Vilgrum, loyal astartie of the Black Templars.

I really hope that the Daemon Perturabo is revelead that it's just a in a Mega Dreadnought that uses Deamons as fuel.

I really would like an episode where DK, Shy and Bricky go over each Primarch to determine the pros and cons of dating them. And then tell use who they would Date and why. I think it would be a fun episode.

Fulgrim is my favorite of the traitors because of his characterization. Someone so obsessed with perfection who secretly hates himself. Someone who is held up as an idol and yet is so flawed.

31:57 The Xenos here sound like the Sslyth from the Drukhari court of the Archon. Their a snake Xenos race with 4 arms that Drukhari use as bodyguards for Archons. They supposedly lost their world to Slaanesh (which sounds like it tracks with the story) so are forced like many other Xenos to take refuge in Commoragh. They are very effective bodyguards but very untrustworthy.

Even outside of these episodes, I would recommend his primarch book, Fulgrim: The Palatine Phoenix, to the AR team as well as anyone who wants a deeper look into his pre-heresy mindset and a glimpse into the issues that put him and the Emperor's Children on their current path. I'd say it's a pretty good primarch book, and since it's not all one long action scene you get a lot about Fulgrim's mental state and motivations as well as good and bad traits of his. It's a real shame the author left Black Library after the Bile trilogy and this book, since I'd say he was for the EC what Wraight was for the White Scars. One of the cooler human characters in it points out that he's the only one of his brothers (that they've found at that point) who had to actually save his world instead of just conquering it, and you can sort of see why that and the state of his legion when he got it affected him and his actions.

On the cloning thing, Fulgrin has Bile making clones of Manus so he can convince one to be a traitor with him, as it always fails, he just keeps killing those

I've got an idea for a book that seized me after reading about noise marines and stuff. Imagine a drone metal, grungy dark saga about a trio of noise marines in a "band" going around the galaxy performing feats of terror, like making themselves into legend. Kinda inspired by fucked up tour buses.

Fulgrim is my favorite 40k character by far, so glad you finally got to him.

40k lore is the definition of "Damned if you do, damned I'd you don't."

I think Clonegrim Is going to try to redeem himself and his legion anyway he can, If he ever escapes from Trazyn the infinite collection, What do you guys think?

At last!! Now I can recommend the Fabius Bile audiobook trilogy for the bookclub! Ave Pater Mutatis!

33:12 An interesting thing to note is that according to some sources, Cegorach swapped the destination planets of Fulgrim and the Khan, meaning that the Khan would've gone to Slaanesh in the original timeline. Due to the Emperor's extreme (but obviouslyimperfect) skill at precognition and divination, he was going off of the assumption that the Khan would be tempted by Slaanesh instead of Fulgrim. This is why the White Scars were always sent off to the farthest reaches of the Crusade away from any recognition while the Emperor's Children were hyped up, pampered and Fulgrim was trusted extremely.

I know it's stupid but I think it would be sick if Fulgrim was able to escape the painting somehow and got his body back and turned back to the Emperor. It would be goofy but I think it would be a cool redemption story for Fulgrim. Edit: nvm he returned, I should have waited a literal minute

After reading the fabius bile books, I gotta say I liked how clone fulgrim was handled at first and I loved the reaction the emperor's children had to seeing him again. The reason fabius gave the clone away wasn't because he was worried fulgrim would turn chaos or anything, but because he wanted his "new men" to not be led but thrive on their own. Did it upset bile did that? Hell yea it did, but did it also make sense? Sadly yes

I still maintain that Fulgrim never escaped the painting. It was a Keeper of Secrets that possessed him after all, it makes sense it would lie through it's teeth. Either that or the pure part of his sole got sucked into his clone body, and all that was left was the tainted remnants. Either way would explain why he needed some of Pertarabo's soul to ascend to Daemon Princehood. Either he had no mortal soul at all, or only a tiny bit of one.

Glad to see that Bricky is scrambling to pick a topic for them to talk about, while trying not to burst with the new news from GW, and the Table Top stuff

A couple things to note (highly recommend the Fulgrim heresy book). First of all, it wasn't just the sword that corrupted the Legion, literally everyone who visited the temple was. In fact, the book implies the legionaries who DIDN'T see the temple were the ones who actually never fell to Chaos. It should also be noted (and something that struck me particularly) is that Manus actually struck first. In their initial fight on the ship, Fulgrim just wanted to talk, but the moment he mentioned betrayal Manus went for his head. Fulgrim in many ways was just an addict who didn't want to hurt anyone, but got manipulated by so many people.

It's funny the relationship between fulgrim and feras manis reminds me of gutz and Griffiths a little bit.

So interesting fact, Fulgrim was not supposed to land on Chemos. His pod was going towards Chogoris, while Jaghatai's was going towards Chemos. However someone (implied to have possibly been Cegorach, since he has shown an noted interest in Jaghatai) swapped the pod's locations

He’s pretty “full” of himself. Honestly, his road to damnation is quite “grim”

Honestly the Emp’s children’s origins are pretty dang fascinating. Obviously a lot of it is just Terrans like usual but for the 3rd legion in particular, a lot of those marines came from backgrounds you’d considered of “noble blood”. Children of other important leader figures that weren’t the emperor given up like a tithe to the conqueror. So you basically had a legion whose soldiers were better educated and trained like how you learn about medieval knights/royal houses. When the shitshow happens with the lost gene seed, they basically had to adapt to different tactics than what’s standard for other marines since obviously, they can’t just do battle in ways that would get alot of them killed off needlessly. More planning and emphasis on quick and effective combat needed to be mastered, none of that attrition warfare(iron warriors) or suicidal Charges (blood angels) So basically between their origins from Terra as nobles on top of needing to be as meticulous and careful as possible to retain their numbers, that entire legion had been conditioned to achieve nothing short of perfection both as a necessity of survival and for the sake of their honor which is all well and good but sadly, we saw how that dedication turned to obsession and then into…. So so much batshit insane things.

38:22 Remember that one time Worf got his back broken by an empty plastic container that fell on him with probably the kinetic force of a six year old with a Sockem' Bopper?

I bet snake Fulgrim have even more fabulous hair. Finally getting my work-station up next year. Hopefully the codex get released soon. Looking forward to start assemble and paint My Emperors children army.

“The Eldar can’t catch a break…” The Eldar don’t deserve a bank.

I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR SO LONG AND FEEL NOTHING BUT JUBULINCE

I have to say I thought I would hate listening to Fulgrim’s Primarch novel because I had assumed he would be a egotistical prick but he’s a very good man in the beginning with his insecurities about his legion due to how few of them there were. He was always playing a game of catch up with his brothers. I will say that in his book you get to hear the 2nd legion primarch’s opinion of Fulgrim which is the most we ever heard of the erased legions

Of course Fulgrim gets the synthesized hair metal intro.

A 1 hour 15 minute episode on Fulgrim and my main takeaway STILL is how utterly BASED Perturabo is

To Bricky, DK, Shy, and all the folks that contribute to Adeptus Ridiculous: In the last 2 months, I've rapidly gone through all of the episodes for the podcast, mostly in release order, but I think all of them. I'm delighted to have caught up and, in general, I can't put into words how much this has expanded my knowledge of the 40k universe, while also making me laugh as often as it has. I used to play the game back in the 6th start of the 7th edition but I left for a plethora of reasons, but I'm now compelled to return. I've already convinced a bunch of my friends to give it a go over on Tabletop Simulator and I'm really excited about playing my new favourites, Chaos Knights! Sincerely, A big thank you and happy holidays.

Episode dedicated to Fulgrim just made me like Perturabo more...you love to hear it.

I bet Clonegrim just loves it in the Trazyn's museum. So much fine art of every way and form around! Just imagine those two sitting with two cups of recaf, casually discussing art of pre-primarch Nostramo or something ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

I totally cannot wait for the Ferrus Mannus episode.

I love how the intro is so Glamorized for the Prettiest snakey boy

Please cover Vespasian, Tarvitz and Demeter, the emperor's children have some of the best loyalists. Actually cried a little towards the end of the Fulgrim book when Vespasian realises how far his primarch and his legion have fallen and then gets stabbed by Fulgrim.

I hope eidolon is mentioned next episode, the emperors children have some great characters, eidolon being one of them

Oh my Dark Prince!!! You finally gave me my cameo..!!! Slaanesh approves 😈

I really wish all the traitor primarchs had backstories like Fulgrim’s, in my mind Fulgrim and Angron’s motivations are the most understandable and ones that make you actually feel bad for them

You smeggin FINALLY gave me my cameo… sheeeeeeesh…!! Slaanesh approves… 😈

you should listen to the fabius bile trilogy of audiobooks. it's in there that we encounter clone fulgrim and there's a lot more about him there. They're also genuinely some of my favorite audiobooks

The Fulgrim book of the Horus Heresy series is my favorite piece of 40k lore. He's legit a very interesting and tragic figure.

After Guillemans return Fulgrim makes an appearance at his coronation disguised as a bishop of some kind placing a crown upon Guillemans head. In that moment Guilleman feels the faintest swell of pride and ambition before stealing himself. Fulgrim then makes himself known with a lil' "aaaaah nearly gotcha" *winky face* which low key fucks with Guillemans head.

Much Obliged for this, as well as when you do the Emperors Children legion as a whole and Rylanor, Thank You all so very much a fuck ton amount for all off this.

Great work on the video guys, can't wait to learn more about noise marines! Also how about that necron yule merch eh?

SO glad you guys are doing the Emperor's Children, they are my second favorite legion and one of my favorites to play!

Even though he's Raven Guard, you better mention Nykona Sharrowkyn in the next episode. The man who sniped Fulgrim through the eye, beat Lucius into a pulp in a 1 on 1 duel and delivered one of the most badass 40k lines while doing so.

You forgot about Fulgrim's duel with Rogal Dorn in the siege of Terra.

Man I bet this episode is gonna go Full Grim Dark.

THE THIRD LEGION HAS GRACED US WITH THEIR FABULOUS PRESENCE

"God knows what Lorgar was up to" Bricky, God IS what Lorgar was up to.

The emperors children horus heresy books are excellent, strongly recommend for anyone that’s interested in how chaos slowly corrupts people. The symphony scene in particular is incredible, and also extremely messed up

Fulgrim's name is supposedly based on fulgur, which is Latin for lightning, specifically, the flash it makes. And if it's true, it fits him well. What is Fulgrim if he's not flashy?

I wish we could get a Punhammer contemplation video with the thumbnail being smug Perturabo smiling.

The "Worf effect" is so true it hurts.

The snake people sound a lot like the Drukhari's Sslyth

I disagree with Eldrad being a chad. He's poorly written and is a bit of an idiot. He: 1. Sent assassins to kill Angron to prevent him falling to Chaos, only for the assassins to fail and guarantee Angron's fall. 2. Failed to notice anything strange about Fulgrim or the sword, despite being arguably the most powerful Psyker of the Aeldari. 3. Led a small Harlequin force into the Imperial Palace and attacked some Custodes, FOR A PEACE TALK. 4. Finally, after all of that, blamed Humanity and called them untrustworthy.

DK! Those head puns were top notch!! Don't let the haters bring you down! You had me in tears. Keep em coming man

I refuse to acknowledge The Mirror Cracked. Fulgrim some how gets out of the painting and goes back on all the sorrow and guilt when he was first trapped, and is now like “oh actually I like this whole slaanesh thing lmao”. Complete 180. I feel like GW didn’t want one of the Traitor primarchs to not be themselves, so forced a retcon. In my headcanon, Fulgrim’s soul is still in the painting (or maybe even escaped to form Fabius’s perfect clone?)

If you want another funny fact about Fulgrim: when baby Fulgrim landed, his adoptive parent killed the dude who wanted to kill baby Fulgrim because he was to sexy and hot. And then chemos came so hard that water started to flow from where he landed

The true Emperor's Children reject the demon that takes Fulgrim's form now and forever

Perturabo being chaos undivided is the most refusing a side while ascending

"Fulgrim the dumpster baby" Funny thing is i know a guy who was abandoned in a dumpster when he was a baby, and hes a bisexual disaster of a man who likes to party, do drugs and dress in drag. So yeah, i basically know IRL fulgrim lol

Too all of you meming Fullgrim is all about SEGZ I want you to remind you that bigest alure of Slanush is perfection and Fullgrim had very big I'm not perfect isuess becouse evrybody saw him as this walking perfection. He just wanted to be perfect and that constant chase for it made him vunrable. Somtimes good enough is good enough.

I believe that, following the timeline release of codexes and novels, Fulgrim was the first character to start the trend of being made more of a badass by single-handedly slaying an Avatar of Khaine. Such a fancy lad, always a trendsetter, this is why the EC will always have my allegiance, both on the tabletop and in my heart!

Bricky calling it the lee-ar blade instead of the lær blade really triggers me. AND also, Ferrus didn't break the firesword, he tried to break it, but was knocked out in the attempt. Fulgrim took the forgebreaker back and left the firesword with Ferrus. On Isstvan 5, Fulgrim was almost defeated while wielding the forgebreaker, against ferrus wielding the foresword. However, Fulgrim pulled out the blade of laer before being executed, and was strengthened by the demon in the sword and overpowered Ferrus. The rest is pretty on spot

In all seriousness, the Lucius model is not that bad as long and you reposition the Lash. I hear compliments on mine all the time and all I did was just reposition the whip to be looped back to like like it was mid swing.

Ah yes, Fulgrim, the Elric reference almost no one ever got.

Well done with the into, I had even messed up my headset's volume so it deafened, blinded and styled on me all at once. Fitting for the subject matter.

In regards to Big E being Bad Dad, check out “The Mistakes of The Emperor” series by OldManReacts. It’s one of the best breakdowns of Big E as a character I’ve come across, and one of the better explanations (that isn’t lazy writing) for some of his more pants-on-head dumbass moments. Also there’s shitloads of memes crammed in there.

About damn time