Meh airplane is pretty good

It was even taught in school.

RIGHT that makes it so much worse! We grew up being taught this shit!

Right? I'm nowhere near a fault line and they taught us that so repeatedly I know it xD

Not all homes have desks to hide under. Seems like it'd be better to just.... step outside....

Um, actually, just being outside away from tall things (e.g. field) far above sea level. That is way safer than in anything flying.

Um, actually, helicopters are safer than being on the ground, where you could be victim to fires, powerlines that broke away from their poles, cars run amok, ancient creatures released by the very earth you stand upon being torn a sunder*, panicking mobs or individuals, Team Rocket*, et cetera. In a helicopter you can look around for the best, safest, most advantageous, place to land within potentially several hundred kilometers. * this is Um, Actually afterall

Um, actually, the safest place is in a *flying* helicopter

Um, actually, the best place to be during an earthquake is the international space station. Why worry about helicopters and planes when you can literally be in space.

Planes can just fly you to a place where there is no earthquake🤣

Until you have to name the Eastern continent, then you're screwed.

@@blackbot7113 you need the mother of dragon expansion for that. actually, its a good expansion if you enjoy the game you should get it

@@computermdms I think you mean, "Umm, actually, it's a good expansion"

Um actually the best way to prepare for that map challenge is playing the Crusader Kings 2 Game of Thrones mod.

@@EmperorJuliusCaesar I'll believe that. Medieval Total War worked wonders in European History, so this analogous case makes sense. :-)

And actually, Ganondorf is not the main antagonist of the Legend of Zelda. That would be Ganon/Demise. Ganondorf is one in the same as Ganon in some games, but not all.

I thought it was that a Gerudo male is born every hundred years, like the question. Your description sounds like Asari from Mass Effect.

@@MrSmitheroons Um, actually, both are correct. Yes, there is only one male born every hundred years, but most of the race are conceived between a Gerudo female and males they acquire using...other means..., though I'm sure when the one male is present, probably sires a LOT of offspring, though that last part is conjecture (as far as I know).

I think they do say it's a male Gerudo born every 100 years who becomes the king. zelda.gamepedia.com/Gerudo zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Gerudo (Then again... not everything in Legend of Zelda lore is super consistent from game to game... so maybe in some games the lore is described differently?) I have never heard of Gerudos having babies with non-Gerudos. I know they have romances with other races in Breath of the Wild though. Hmmmmm. It does beg the question where all the young Gerudos come from??? Hard for me to say they don't have babies with other races in that case??? But it's not explicitly said... I don't think. Maybe it's like eggs in Pokemon. "Nobody knows where Pokemon eggs come from or how it happens" even though it seems pretty obvious that two Pokemon need to be left alone together to make it happen... Pretty unlikely a random non-Gerudo trained Ganondorf in the ways of magic. But who's to say? Maybe his dad was a powerful mage? I think the male Gerudo every 100 years is just naturally very powerful, but admittedly that doesn't make much sense.

@@MrSmitheroons Yes, it is true that male becomes king, which I'm sure comes with...privileges...though inbetween its not like Gerudo are spawning out of the ground or reproducing asexually, at least not as far as I've ever heard. Ganondorf was trained in magic by the witches Koume and Kotake from (primarily) OoT, and was so powerful since he was a vessel for Demise, so he didn't require having a powerful father.

Um actually, it is considered a sword. It has a guard, is a fixed blade, has a tang, is over the 18" standard, and most importantly is called a sword by elves.

@@MinscArendia Oh well. I think I might have been remembering a joke from the movies. And those movies are better forgotten.

@@MinscArendia in the hobbit book Sting is a dagger! afaik the propmakers for the lotr movies just made it look like a sword for the aesthetic

@@judegreenfield9557 No points to you, Naomi. You didn't say "Um actually"

@@MinscArendia oh no! not my points!

Underrated book.

so frustrating

I just started reading it as a result of this video lol (somehow never read the chronicles of narnia)

@@GiveLamp I've always been enamored by the attic space the kids play in, and the land with the pools of water.

I had a teacher read us The Magicians Nephew when I was a kid...it holds a special place in my heart.

Ugh and do not get me started on whatever the hell Mt Arryn is supposed to be

@@Levacque Can’t help but think it’s supposed to be the Vale

Thank you! I not only got that correct, I was like "the name isn't random! It's even weirder. It's actually his mother's name because she was a hippie or something!"

@@NekoMouser made even weirder by the fact that his dad is a straight-laced blend an egg in the blender and drink it kind of WorkDad. I can't imagine a woman named Moonchild seeing that and saying: "yes, perfect match."

Kids apparently got frank zappa for a granddad

I will never consider this canon.

Can we just say Voldemort and not wizard-hitler? I think everyone knows who you mean by now.

@@justincoleman3805 Not to mention, as other nitpickers have pointed out in other comments here, if anyone would be 'Wizard Hitler' in these books it would be Grindelwald. Voldemort is at most Sauron to Grindelwald's Morgoth.

Is that a Rowling retcon? Jfc Joanne just stop

@@rickytickytimbo9182 Canonized as of the second Fantastic Beasts movie sadly enough

I hope this show gets picked up by a big network (and of course keep trapp) because they can't keep running like this

Uhh... i wish you were right, but these videos are just reruns. This Episode is from 2018.

@@JanPROSE They are doing more episodes and some new ones are releasing on Dropout soon or might already be out, not sure

Zinorra Um actually, calling them reruns implies they were ran publicly before. They haven’t been, they’ve only been available on Dropout. A more accurate term would be to call it a re-release or a port to a different platform, being KZfaq

@@ODISeth this feels like a Brennan correction that wouldn't get any points and would be followed up with a "get in the comments"

I'm afraid you didn't say "Um, actually"

@@0Fyrebrand0 Um, actually For the Gremlins "what is after midnight?" question, once the sun comes up, the count starts again. Don't feed them at night after midnight, so, once the sun comes up, you can feed them again!😉

It reads better than it looks/sounds on-screen. As a fan of bother versions, the movie 100% made the right call in how they handled it, especially without any further backstory on the mom making the name seem that much more silly and random at that point in the film.

Um, actually: To append this, there are several acceptable times that can be described as "first". According to the chronology of Star Wars, the first time we see him is in the Clone Wars. Alternatively, if keeping with the original trilogy, episode IV was retconned to first introduce Jabba in Mos Eisley as the group was leaving the planet to Alderaan. This is actually debatably the correct answer as there are cut versions including him and some pre-release showings of the movie with him in.

@@spockamania um actually, the issue in question is whether or not we see Jabba receive a frozen Solo, not what films Jabba appeared in

@@spockamania Um, Actually: Jabba’s chronicle appearance in TV/Film is in The Phantom Menace, where he is spectating the pod race.

Technically you have it beat with just Noah but then those lions aren't cool sooo

Yeah, wasn't it just a random elvish small sword? I'm not a Lord of the Rings expert, but I doubt the elves name literally every sword they make.

Um actually, they weren't forcibly given the drugs. The drugs were administered without their knowledge through the air processing equipment.

Um, actually, the original Reavers were drugged, but sometimes Reavers leave their victims alive, who go Space Crazy due to the horrors they've witnessed, and sign up to join the Reavers themselves. Because fuck it, let's eat some people. (May I have two points, please?)

@@John73John ...if someone gives you drugs without your knowledge, that's forcible administration....

@@justinsmith6771 Hm... did they? I remember that being the original story -- men who went mad at the edge of space -- but I thought the movie corrected that as being just a myth? I may need to go re-watch the movie... and the entire series... again...

@@IceMetalPunk your just looking for a reason to rewatch a great show and a good movie

The Joker usually gets captured and has his big plans foiled, but he tends to fuck some shit up beforehand. Batman almost always blames himself for not saving all the lives Joker ended.

Yes, but Batman doesn't have any plans to be foiled. Unless you count a date with Selena or a fancy party to attend.

This actually cracked me up, good call. Maybe the Joker is foiling Batman's plans to buy groceries and go on a date!!

@@kevinbarnard355 Um, actually, it is spelled Selina

THIS! Even in the first one, the Mogwai that came from Gizmo after he got wet were evil. They cut the cable to the clock to hide the time so they could eat. I said the same thing in my comment!

How much is the sub?

Around 5-6 dollars. At least for me it is

@@tardiscupcake2328 not too bad a price might give it a sub for full eps this show

Was just about to put that aswell

Same

I was thinking the same thing. The first time we see his palace is when Artoo amd Threepio are rolling up to the joint.

Dammit I'm an hour too late...

To be fair, ify is quite the looker from the front Can only imagine how he looks from the back

Understandable

Um Actually, we also see 3PO and R2D2 entering the palace to offer themselves as gifts. I only watched the VHS, so if that was added after the theatrical release, I rescind my onw correction.

That depends on which version. Since they referred to Fantasia (even though it was the "mistake" in the question), not Fantastica, they meant the movie, and the movie instantly restored everything when he named the Childlike Empress. It was only in the book, where that was the _midpoint_ of the story, where he had to reimagine Fantastica from scratch after the Nothing destroyed everything.

Do you have source for this? I don't think his Mother's Name was ever given away, or that there was a relation.

Yeah I thought this was the answer and missed the water thing. Mogwai are already evil before turning, and they actively seek ways to eat after midnight including trickery and sabotage of alarm clocks.

I was just on my way to um, actually this too lol

This. They make a specific point of this in both the show and movie.

But if you read the question card, the word "the" isn't capitalized and therefore not part of the name, if what I remember from my English grammar lessons is correct

@@gruumy The point is that they make it very clear in the show that you use Serenity's name as you would with a person, so you don't say "I'm aboard the Serenity", but "I'm aboard Serenity". The name is the same, but the way you refer to her is different.

that is extremely pedantic lol

@@Arian545 You HAVE seen what the show is about, right? :P

I can only speak for the french version but yeah I definitely remember him naming the childlike Empress the name of his mother. Also in french the name he gives starts with A but is barely understandable, even in the subtitles of the dvd the name doesn't appear lol

Gilbert Renaud Oh, yeah; in all the times I watched the movie, I could never make out the actual name, through the thunder and storm winds going on. I just knew it was his mother’s, and later found out through the human gestalt of the Internet that it was Moon Child.

No, it's still super weird. If anything, that detail makes it more weird. Like, this isn't just a random name made up by a 10-year-old, it's canonically the actual name of an actual person.

@@seanmurphy3430 um, actually there are approximately 1,662 people living in the USA named Moon Child at the moment.

@@SocialistNihilist which is 0.0005% of the U.S. population. And I'd bet money that most of them were born after _The Neverending Story_ came out and were named after the Childlike Empress. It's a fucking weird name.

Narnia’s really bloody weird.

I was so sad none of them got that...poor ol' Jadis fading into obscurity. Guess she's lost some of her old charn...I mean charm.

@@MusicalJackknife That typo was Deplorable.

Imagine if they never rung that bell......

Could you imagine that it the bible? God: "Let their be light!" Satan: "YEET!"

Um actually, wtf is Mt. Arryn?! (but yeah, wow at Mt Arryn) also they eastern part is correct as per the Westerosi Perspective as they have flawed information anyway.

This is correct.

I remember this. The whole premise is that Bastian is a lonely kid in the normal world dealing with problems (including the death of his mother) and is reading the Neverending Story to pass the time, slowly realizing that the events of the book are actually happening in another world and not a pre-written novel. When he gets to the point where the "protagonist" in the book finds out that the Empress needs to be named, he mentions offhandedly that he'd name her after his mother that he misses. Then, at the end when he needs to give a name quickly, that's the name he goes with.

Were his Grandparents Hippies?

Absolutely correct, it gets scary in the book what happens after the naming and Bastian abuses his powers as a king.

Um, actually... You need to do some more research, there were claims of Caligula -intending- to appoint Incitatus (the horse) Consul, but he never actually went through with it by any historical account. That said, he DID give Incitatus his own house and servants, mockingly make toasts to Incitatus to be a dick to his guests, and tell clergymen that they would soon be replaced by the horse. It's pretty commonly accepted that all of these things were comments made in jest/to provoke people. It's also pretty commonly accepted that the go-to method for ruining the public opinion of a disgraced leader was to claim he was an insane sexual degenerate in text. And Alexander the Great never deified Bucephalus, he just simply emulated Achilles' reverence for horses in general.

This was my thought as well.

I thought it didn't sound right.

I mean it seems like every week there’s a new evil doer that is running amuck.

Um, actually she's our jams!

Um, Actually: While I don’t recall if lions are specifically mentioned in Magician’s Nephew, Asian’s song creates numerous animals, and He picks two of each species to awaken into Talking Beasts. In TL,TW,aTW a talking lion is held as a stone prisoner in Jadis’s courtyard (initially mistaken for Aslan by Edmund, and later restored by Aslan.) So, assuming that the lines of Talking Beasts all originated with the Song in the dawn of Narnia, Aslan had to have chosen two (of likely more) lions to awaken.

To go further, Noah wasnt the only human in the bible meeting a lion. Pretty sure there were more. Like the one being forced to fight of against multiple in a fighting pit to proof the strenght of god. (Not sure, not a believer)

@@AceTheWorrior that's mostly true, I think it was for excecutions, made famous by Daniel surviving when sealed in over night. I believe also there was the one slain by Samson and Jesus is known as the lion of Juda

Plus the one that Samson found dead with honey in it, and the ones that thought Daniel looked gross

Both corrections work, first they killed the basilisk, which made the sword able to kill Nagini later.

What was never satisfactory explained, to me, was how the hat got the sword after Griphook reclaimed it.

Um actually, Mii fighters don't leave the select screen even with Custom fighters off. That setting just changes whether other characters use custom moves.