The problem is Disney being too frightened to try. They were scared of having a brutal crimelord, so they tried desperatley to make him look more noble, and in doing so pretty much ruined the very thing that made him appealing.

That's exactly how I felt. I feel the problem is Disney was unwilling to have a main character that is villainous. Because the changes to his character appear the moment his show began. Not in Mando season 2, but right after he guned down Bib in cold blood.

Lando when Vader goes against his initial promise: "That was never a part of the deal, nor was giving Han to this bounty hunter!" "I have altered the deal, prey I don't alter it further." Basically, when Lando has an issue, Vader says " I don't care, get fucked." Now, compare to Boba raising issue with Vader. "What if he doesn't make it? He's worth a lot to me." "The Empire will compensate you if he dies." The implications for this are huge as it can easily be inferred Vader respected or at least recognized Boba's capabilities and didn’t want to alienate such a valuable asset. Moreover, it shows Boba wasn't afraid of Darth Vader. Where was that guy in BOBF?!

Jango being somewhat honorable and Boba seeming to have no honor and being sadistic would've also been a great reflection on the state of the galaxy itself within the saga. The prequel times were more civilized and seen better quality of life vs the original trilogy where everything seems in much worse condition, as if the war across the whole galaxy took it's toll on it. It would've also made more sense because how death of his father affected him mentally

25:40 Temuera Morrison actually wants to keep the helmet on more and talk less. Which greatly contrasts to Pedro Pascal wanting to get the helmet off more and talk more.

the dude making a 360 before shooting is the funniest and saddest thing about this show

The scene with mando and boba recruiting bo-Katan is probably the last time we’re going to see an accurate portrayal of THE boba fett. His voice was cold and callous, he had a no nonense attitude and tried to fuck off the moment bo katan and her sidekick gave an ounce of sas. He defended himself and his fathers legacy by not being a pushover and ruthlessly threw hands once he was fed up with the insults.

*Cries in Legends* Seriously, Boba Fett eventually became the freaking _Mandalore_ in that timeline!

People who defend the show by talking about his development simply don't understand that Boba becoming a good guy is not what people what to see. People want to see the badass, ruthless Boba we have been hearing about for years.

The BOBF had an opportunity to being a mafia style story mixed with some western elements, something cool and fresh in the Star Wars lore. I'll grant that his character development with the Tuskens was interesting, but after that, Boba's just "there." His mystique and imposing presence is just gone. He was completely neutered and played second fiddle to Fennec Shand for most of the show. This show was a real waste of a good opportunity.

I'd like to note that Boba watched his father's head get chopped off by Mace Windu. Afterwards he literally made the _choice_ to take the armor and uphold his father's legacy as a bounty hunter. He was not "forced" into it by his father. Jango may have taught him how to be a bounty hunter, but it was still Boba's choice.

I feel like they should’ve done The book of Boba Fett like the did with The Batman (2022). Boba is notoriously the most feared bounty hunter in the galaxy as stated many times. And now he’s back from the dead? While everyone thinks he’s gone? Man, they missed a shot to make the most badass vengeance story with Boba. That scene in The Batman where penguin’s car flips over and he stares at vengeance while he’s slowly walking towards him with the flames in the background, that should’ve been Boba Fett to Bid Fortuna. Coming back to take what he thinks he deserves. But you know…. that never happened.

That point you made about Boba Fett being a dark reflection of what Mando could become was very good. I woulda loved to see a daredevil-punisher type relationship between the two

I comment this a lot on Star Wars reviews, but I’m still a firm believer that the cinematography plays a massive role in how Star Wars has changed as a story and genre. They’ve moved from an epic space opera to a super-hero action/adventure comedy. They really have turned up the Marvel formula. It’s undeniable, I believe this and other Disney Star Wars media objectively misses the entire point of Star Wars.

The Book of Boba Fett was definitely a letdown, but absolutely not the worst the Star Wars franchise has to offer. The Last Jedi and Rise of Skywalker are hands down WAY worse than this…

Just one question. which is more towards all the critics of this show... why does no one mention that we have seen better crime and even mob boss movies before? If 'the Book of Boba Fett' had been only half as interesting as 'The Godfather', we would have had a much better show. I mean, come one. The Pikes are landing their soldiers on Tattooine and Boba Fett has a very good, if not one of the best snipers in the galaxy on his payroll. Shoot them. He says money is not a problem? Hire mercenaries and have them attack Pike operations on other planets. One of the premises of the show is a war in the criminal underworld over Tattooine. It would be nice to have seen one, but we didn't get a war. No idea how to call what we got, but it wasn't a war.

This show should’ve been: A. Focused on his time between Clone Wars and A New Hope and how he became a master at Bounty Hunting, becoming as good or even better than his father before him. Or B. Focusing on him hunting down Cad Bane, planning to end one last piece of unfinished business. Throughout the series him and Cad Bane would clash until it ends with Boba killing him. Neither of these hypothetical shows would involve the story from the original Book of Boba Fett, nor will they have Tatooine be the main setting for the show.

"Star Wars is testing my faith" is one of the realist lines I've ever heard, I've felt that exact same way since I saw the Last Jedi. The sterling and inspiring nature of Star Wars has never been the same to me since. These last few years have been both devastating and tiring because I've been a Star Wars fan for my entire life. I don't want to criticize or dislike Star Wars, but as a fan I am left with no choice when they have been putting out mostly substandard content since their acquisition of Disney. Star Wars didn't used to be like this. It used to tell a solid story with endlessly creative ideas in ever corner of the universe with oringal characters coming out of the woodworks and fans loved it because it the perfect balance of new and familiar in terms of the settings, characters, and conflicts. But lately it feels like Star Wars can only rely on familiar locations, characters, and concepts in an attempt to produce as much Star Wars content as possible. It's canabilizing itself because Disney wants it to appeal to everyone. I mean just look at the content we've gotten in the last few years! The sequels visually and plot wise, are just the OT in a new set of paint. That includes the Last Jedi (which I dislike for thematically being too different) because even when some praise it for being radically different, it was still basically the plot of Empire Strikes Back. Most new Star Wars shows depend on taking a previously established character and giving them a new show even if they don't need one and they keep bringing back previously established characters just for the sake of it. Star Wars did not used to be like this. If you remember the Prequels they were producing so much content that felt wholly new yet part of the larger story. New characters, new vehicles, new planets, new factions galore! And all of it felt like it was expanding the Star Wars universe while fitting in like a glove with the Prequels. Even the Clone Wars which stared Obi-Wan and Anakin introduced new characters from day one to have something original. The Clone Wars episodes never felt arbitrary, they were exciting and you never knew what the adventure was this week. It was a great time to be a Star Wars fan and I have to imagine that's how OT fans felt when they were reading their books and comics in the 80's and 90's. Now this might sound crazy, but as a Star Wars fan, I think we have entirely *too much* mainstream Star Wars content. Disney has been trying to turn Star Wars into Marvel to make as much money as they can at the box office and to push their streaming platform. But Star Wars historically has not had that many tv shows or movies and I liked it that way. It made those limited tv and films really special. Those stories weren't just stories for the sake of it, they were excellent narratives that people talked about for years after, they had an impact. And I don't get that impact from modern Star Wars film or tv. It's content just for the sake of it. There is hype when it first comes out and then people will forget about it a few months later. It has no staying power which is something that Star Wars always used to have. Is anyone going to watch these shows in two years let alone one? I'd much rather Star Wars only release a new tv series every few years and have that show run for a long time to build a following and thus an impact like the Clone Wars originally did. As a Star Wars fan, I do not like this new philosophy of quantity over quality, I do not like it at all.

Im an OT guy and bar Mando S2 I hate everything they did with his character after he fell in the pit. To me he's an old school, cold blooded killer who will kill anyone who gets in his way. He represents the dirty side of the galaxy where it's kill or be killed. He'd be a great supporting character in the Mandolorian as someone who Din will go to if he needs some extra muscle but that's it.

To put it simply, i think Disney just didn't want people to think the show was a repeat of the Mandalorian, because Mando being quiet, keepin his helmet on, and overall a cold bounty hunter, is everything that fans wanted, but they already adapted all those traits to mando, so when BOBF came around, they were likely enticed to do something different with him

The craziest thing to me is that its made by the same people who brought back Boba Fett in Mando season 2, in that show he was ruthless and killed with no hesitation. But then suddenly he's mr. nice guy who doesnt want to hurt people's feeling... The only part that made me smile with joy is when Boba Fett murdered all the biker gang members with Slave 1 and you could see the emptiness in his eyes

Its still salvageable, just make boba more brutal and ruthless, have him talk less and keep the helmet on

You nailed.. its precisely how I felt after watching the show.. makes me wonder what we are in for in Obi-Wan.

To me, Boba was supposed to be the Anti-Mando to Din Djarin's Mando; the guy who would've had no problems leavin a little green baby with a questionable old man and his stormtooper goon squad for a sweet ice cream machine filled with precious mandalorian metal which he probably would've sold to the highest bidder or used it strictly for himself or something along the lines of that type of Clint Eastwood/Toshiro Mifune type character but what we got was more in line with an armored Boss Nass.

I absolutely hated book of boba, they massacred him and you perfectly covered how. Definitely worth the sub

Overall, great video. Agreed with all your points. Only gripe is calling Star Wars Explained an idiot. STE does something that I don't see many Star Wars KZfaqrs do: try and make sense of what's canon. Most videos (this included) typically try to point out the flaws in Star Wars, why exactly it is a flaw, and then how they could've potentially corrected it. It's easy to acknowledge something as bad and then try to make it better. It's much harder, imo, to try and defend or explain something that, no matter what, is canon to the story. Regardless of whether or not one likes STE's content, you can't deny that it takes a great deal of effort and restraint to try and make sense of a canon that just doesn't want to make sense. Both of you guys I think serve and represent great sides to the Star Wars coin: One side represents the flaws and imperfections of a franchise one held so beloved, and the possibilities to try and make it good again. While the other side accepts the franchise as a whole, just trying to enjoy the media for what it is, not what it could've been; there are other more pressing matters to worry about. Idk, maybe I'm wrong, but I just don't think it's the greatest thing to call someone and "idiot" just because they're going about viewing Star Wars differently than you

The moment when he painted over his father's armor would have been great to see. The break from his father's amicable demeanor and his embracing of a more ruthless approach to bounty hunting. Like, a series that explores hoow his father was a hunter but how Boba is a killer would be so badass.

This biggest issue is that Disney has notable tendencies that have created two big clashes with what Star Wars should be. Disney doesn’t like to write stories that focus on villains, at least not villains actually acting like villains. Cruella and Maleficent were always just “misunderstood,” Wanda Maximoff was just mourning her loss and truly made a sacrifice when releasing her magic hold on that town (which somehow justifies her brainwashing, torturing, and enslaving said town for God knows how long just to live out her own selfish fantasies). The villain of Falcon and Winter Solider (whose name I can’t even remember) was portrayed as just misguided and morally just, even if she was going about getting her message across the wrong way (in reality she was literally just a psychopathic domestic terrorist). And here in Boba’s case, they refuse to allow him to be a villain. They don’t want to write these characters in the dark and aggressive ways that they should be portrayed and want to make them all have softer sides in a half assed attempt at giving them “depth.” And secondly, Disney is corporatizing everything they own now. Everything has to have 90 billion spin-offs, everything has to be “content” rather than what it should be, which is art. Star Wars was a work of art by one man with a vision, that others with similar ideas and great talent have expanded upon over the years. But when you let a corporation dictate everything rather than the creative talents who deserve to have control, you get things like the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy and Book of Boba Fett. Just products to be sold, not quality storytelling to entertain and intrigue us, the audience. We’re just customers to them, and they know it doesn’t take much to win us over into consuming what they put out, so at this point they usually don’t even bother to make anything worthwhile anymore.

first video of yours i've seen, and i thoroughly enjoyed it. really well done

As much as I love Mandalorian, I think that show is what ruined Boba's character. They didn't want to do a copy paste so they had to find a way to mix up the Boba character so it wasn't identical to Mando, but it flopped hard and basically assassinated his character.

great essay. im really looking forward to this channel growing so good luck king

Agreed. I've always said, the Mandalorian (a show I do love btw) is basically what Boba Fett should have been (but more cold and less prone to sentimentality - ie; Boba in Din's place would have just collected on Grogu and not go back for him, this being a key difference between the two - at least prior to his portrayal in the BOB series). Boba has basically been "Jake Skywalker'd". I think a good example what BOB could have been, is the SW Bounty Hunter game from 2002.

Such a clean video, writing and editing is stellar

This goes so beast mode, Typoh

You know I was just finishing making a video talking about the show and then this video popped up in my feed and I was like oh I guess I'll give it a watch but now I have immediately subscribed and I'm excited to see more from you. Great job with both of your videos!

The what if scenario you laid out at 35:00 is exactly what I thought we were gonna get. I kid you not the ending of Mandalorian season 2 and Book of Boba Fett really shocked me with what direction they took him in.

Enjoyed this one a lot. Really admire your writing style and music choices. Looking forward to more of your videos in the future!

There's an episode of the clone wars where Maul and his brother unite all the major crime syndicates of the entire galaxy (including the pykes) in just over 20 minutes and it's better than this whole show.

10/10 video! Subscribed and I can’t wait to watch your other stuff!

Love this video really expected a huge library, keep making stuff like this! Super well done

I had a lot of issues with Mando, but generally, they managed to maintain a tone and style that I liked. It kept me engaged, even when I was rolling my eyes from time to time. Book of Boba was just a relentless eye-rolling mess.

17:51 Well, he killed like 5 of them with his hands previously, so I think, he just felt a ton of confidence. Risky business leads to you someday overestimating your abilities and taking too much risk, committing the same mistake of people that were here before you. Kinda works with every risky business, not only bounty hunting and not only in SW.

When I think of Boba Fett, I think of a space Clint Eastwood, so when you put Triggernometry at 6:24, a classic track from one of the greatest western games, I knew you had some really good points to make. Great vid man, keep it up!

Nice work all around! Well done sir.

I feel the same way. I almost feel as though we are owed another season to make amends, but the damage is done. Like most I was really into the show until the Mods arrived. Then it was obvious something was terribly wrong with the show. So I hold on to the more appropriate moments in the show that keep Boba’s integrity in tact.

I like your idea of introducing boba fett sooner where him and Mando are a duo. Good idea. It keeps him as a villianous character while he still participates in the story.

I've kept this in my watch later for a while, just while I digested my own thoughts on TBOBF, and I am very impressed by how well you articulated your points in this video. You make an excellent argument and I can't wait to see more!

This video essay showed me what we could have had in contrast to the original show. I had a weird feeling about the character but this kind of sent it home. Great video!

Fett got Jake Skywalkered. It is sad, because Mandalorian season 2 showed promise for him. Hell you could even use the being a clone to explain his age. Yes, he didnt have growth acceleration, but you could have retconned him getting it later after the death of Jango. He wanted to grow up and be his father, makes him more relatable with feelings people had growing up. We all wish to grow up faster. Now have him wanting to pass on his knowledge of being a prime hunter to Din. Sure, keep him ruthless, but you can soften him with age. Write good moments that could drive him to change.

When the first few episodes came out I was completely against the criticism…. Until the power rangers arrived. There was so much they could have done to make this show amazing and they completely screwed it up. I don’t blame Temuera Morrison at all he even had issues with the way it was directed. I was also extremely disappointed waiting the entire show to not have Bossk make an appearance.

Great job. Loved the vid

Excellent analysis, you really summed up what I felt watching the show

Great video mate. Once again Disney has so much potential with the IP yet it feels like they're determined to waste it. I've wanted Temuera Morrison to return as Boba Fett for many years now but what I've seen is nothing like what I would have expected. It should've been set decades after ROTJ and have stayed true to the character of Boba Fett, with perhaps a redemption coming in a later season or something. Now I'm concerned with Obi-Wan, something else I've wanted for a long time. Following Obi-Wan between ROTS and ANH has so much potential, but I won't get my hopes up because of the current people running the IP.

The trend of unmasking mysterious characters has also began to ruin Paramount's Halo and their depiction of Master Chief

Awesome video dude!! Subscribed

The use of Utopia's soundtrack was a stellar choice for this video essay. Very well done

I love how the character created to capitalize on the Boba Fett cool factor has more of what makes Boba Fett cool than Boba himself has in his own show.

You've done it again man great job on this - there was something off with the entire show despite having some surface level enjoyment, I wasn't able to directly pin down what exacly it was about the show that was failing to capture that same level of intrigue other than the obvious aspect of the show only really existing to serve as a glorified piece of marketing for The Mandalorian S3, it's a shame and definitely leaves me even more apathetic to Disney star wars but hey, at least I can enjoy KZfaq videos like these that are somehow a lot more well crafted than the multi million dollar productions. Keep it up man I'm loving this content, you've clearly got something going for ya here I look forward to seeing it!

y know that feeling when you like something but then someone criticizes it with good points and now you dont like it too? yeah thats me

Honestly i feel like it was good way for Boba to turn from bad side to good side while still being anti-hero. He knew that being a hunter is not always worth, so he became lord of lands. . .

His game that was cancelled would be amazing today, if yall saw the city he did assassins' creed stuff in, you'd be impressed Also, I just loved seeing Boba in live action and I think Temuera could've done a better job writing his character in this show.

The funny part is, I think they could’ve mixed Boba’s old ways in with some kind of newly found code and honor, but they butchered that as well. They show him getting close to the Tuskens, and then by the end of the show he is all about the people of Mos Espa. He never interacts in a meaningful way with anyone in Mos Espa (asides from the cringey mods who walk all over him), and a majority of his “soldiers” are generic citizens from a town miles and miles away that he also never even met! Add that in with the pathetically stupid story, laughable action sequences, and neutered nostalgia characters, and you get a show that misses the mark in almost every way. They disrespect the titular character and tell a boring story that spends almost a third of its time focused on characters from other shows.

This was so perfectly said and perfectly described how I felt during the show. Great job with the video!

We were screwed from the jump because Din Djarin is Boba Fett. He keeps his helmet on, barely speaks and dislikes other people. Oh and he hunts bounties. Then they decided to bring in the “real” Boba and realized that they’d already turned Din into Boba and panicked.

'Book of Boba Fett' was ALMOST an awesome show. If he wasn't such a low energy sap who has lost his edge, if he hadn't relied on Mando, Fennec Shand and a bunch of emo Vesper teenagers to save his ass and if they hadn't shoehorned two episodes of The Mandalorian into the end of the series, it could have been epic. He needed to be a total badass, needed to do all his own dirty work and annihilate all his enemies with an utterly ruthless coup de grâce that no one saw coming ... above all, he needed to keep his damn helmet ON. He came across like he was a rookie hired muscle, not the seasoned master hunter that we have come to expect over the last 40 years and he submitted to the authority of everybody with whom he dealt. I think that if he gets another season, (which he probably SHOULDN'T, based on the first season), he should be betrayed by Fennec Shand, who sees the weakness that we have all seen and Boba ... the REAL Boba ... just blind sides her like he knew what she was up to all along. He needs to be brutal, cold, calculating and above all SELF RELIANT. Boba Fett from the Book of BF was just a pussy and needed to be thrown back into the Sarlacc pit. What a pathetic way to destroy an iconic character.

Your teacher isn't wrong about the Mandalorian. A show that's pretty much all video game side quests as plots. The main character having literal plot armour and the constant reliance on Nostalgia and name recognition call outs including Cartoon characters isn't a great show. While the took mocking there own villains to new heights with Stormtroopers dying by rolling rock that's straight out of Road Runner and running into rolling bombs !

I really enjoyed your analysis, fully agree with your arguments and the ''older brother passing on toys'' metaphor was spot on. But when I heard that Hotline Miami track around the 12 minute mark, you really left me no other option than to slam the like button

Very well done analysis!! Great job guy!

"When I was in film class...". I'm out

Really makes you worry about how obi wans character could be potentially damaged by kenobi. Though it doesn't look bad.

Gotta love the utopia ost in the background at some points, thank you for reminding me of that gem 🙏

"Worst Star wars piece of media" you say? Obi Wan Kenobi Series: Allow me to introduce myself!

Just retconn everything Disney has done so far. I feel like everyone would be 100% okay with that.

I have never heard of you, but this was one of the best reviews of the Book of Boba I have ever experienced (and there are plenty of others). In the name of the Galactic Senate of the Republic - I am officially subbing to this channel.

The fact you used the Mandalorian war song and Vode an while taking about mandalorians was awesome since I love the songs, great video

Amazing video!!!

Excellent analysis of a favorite character of mine, to which I also agree. BoBF was a huge let down and down right character assassination. This "arc" did not suit Fett in the slightest, his character is best explained by a quite I heard of. "Dinn Djarin is a Gunslinger." "Boba Fett is a Barbarian."

I got the feeling that quite a number of people put too much blame on Morrison. Yes, he did seem lost in regards to acting out the character but like... who was he even supposed to be? No wonder he couldn't put his abilities to good use. He was fantastic in TM. The idea with the Tuskens and him wanting something else than just being a bounty hunter after nearly dying that horribly could've made sense. It could've been a great story. In legends, after he survives, he led remnants of old, true Mandalorians. Like his father once did but tragically failed at. Not only stepping in the footsteps of Jango but bascially redeeming his past failures. Yet, he was still old, cold, ruthless Boba. But wiser, less aggressive and more content with his place in the galaxy. Even had a wife and a daughter. They could've given him a clan in the show aswell. The Tuskens. They too are ancient warriors, a dying race. Like the Mandalorians. But they threw that out of the window as fast they could just to give him... like... a gang consisting of maybe ten guys at best. Wow, perfect crew for a crime lord. Or should I only say "lord" because they really made it a point that there should be no crime.

Video practically spoke my mind on the matter, like well earned

Woah was that the utopia ost? I respect that my guy :)

If we look at boba fett in pretty much all other media he never takes his helmet off, he almost never speaks and when he does it’s with a dark side of disrespect like you said. I mean look at boba in the force Unleashed 2 absolutely bad ass taking a job to capture a girl from Vader’s powerful experiment that he just saw the damage caused by.

We are witnessing the rise of a new KZfaq force, my friends Pun intended

Great video! You put in words what I think a lot of fans have felt.

Oh cool youre this guy. Just found the channel again from your Filoni video.

That’s a really interesting point that I always felt deep down. The Mandalorian feels more like Boba Fett than Boba Fett himself. The Mandalorian should’ve been Boba Fett

It was poor, but it didn’t offend me to my very soul like episodes 8 and 9, so I managed to enjoy aspects of it. That’s how low Disney have set the bar

I love the use of the utopia soundtrack.

Ugh, I reaaaaaaally didn't enjoy this show and felt like the odd one out. You hit the nail on the head. This video is a breath of fresh air. Nice work chief, subbed.

I always felt Boba should have taken a antagonist or mentor role in the Mandolorian, and stayed a supporting character. When they teased him all the way back in Mando season 1 I thought that maybe he was sent to hunt down mando and the kid. Nope, he just wanted his armor and then we got the boring crap we have now. It would have been so cool to see the characters go from impersonal rivals to garnering a mutual professional respect.

I enjoyed this video more than any Book of Boba Fett Episode! I had no expectations for the show and it still managed to disappoint me, I had some expectations for this video but I was still entertained

Nice addition of the Utopia theme!

Hello, Typoh! I really enjoyed this video and share your view on Boba Fett. Ever since the Mandalorian Season 2 came out I was watching opinion videos about it, but you were the only one who mentioned that s2e5 looked like a fan film. That was my impression as well. So watching this video showed me that I am not the only one who has or sees those issues with the new Star Wars.

Even though I’m a causal fan of Star Wars, I enjoyed the first 6 episodes and despise the sequel trilogy, I must say, I enjoyed this video quite a lot. It gave me a true perspective on what Boba Fett is all about! Not to toot my own horn but I have a character who would be a better crime lord than the show’s version of Boba Fett. Can’t wait to see what you’ll come out with next!!

Great video, imagine if they would have made Boba intimidating and in the mandalorian Third season finale someone pay Boba to hunt Grogu and they have a cool battle and clash their ideology Especially if they made it more like Boba Hunt Mando in some swamp planet (or everything that isn't a desert) to create more tense situation, well more than a battle face to face that last like 2 minutes and end unsatisfactory... I'm looking at Cad Bane of course

Comics boba is the best version of boba, the comic where he has to get the carbonite holding Han fixed which ends with him wearing black armour doing gladiatorial combat on a cyberpunk future world with a spiderwoman is so great

Fantastic vid bro

To include the clone wars lore, seeing him develop through his childhood is interesting and the length he went to get vengeance on obi-wan was great to see. So you’re telling me from the age of a kid to his teens was a better story line of his in the show. And now he’s just some clown as an older man who suddenly decides to be a saint is a big hell fuckin no.

Very well done, very well done! You tackled all points on why they show doesn’t work, why the people defending it do a poor job because it honestly can’t be defended because the story is all over the place and the motivation was not made clear (also extra points on calling out SWE, that channel turned to garbage ever since Disney bought SW, now days they are just shills.). This show was a mess from start to finish, and it shows that not even fanservice can save such mess (specially when the fanservice is so obvious and over the top).

always glad to hear the utopia ost

The helmet as a face is so much more interesting than everyone taking off their helmet every 5 minutes