Aaaaaaah Funny-fozzy bear

Terra centric... Geocentrism strikes again...

IKR

I was far prouder of that than I should of been lol

@@LowartI at least expected at least two "rock solid jokes" and a very grounded analysis ...nobody expects the ~spanish inquisition~ geocentrism

A very interesting point, I never thought of Terra in that light before. However, once I think about it perhaps there is a bit of a connection between Terra and the typical personalities associated with earth, this being stubbornness, while you are right that Terra got controlled by everyone to a point, Terra was still stubborn about her outlook on herself. Terra refused to accept that she had the capacity to be appreciated, even when Terra is given appreciation she is still holding on to that self-doubt. Terra refused to let herself be appreciated,

I totally agree with you and I think the reason I feel the way I do about her- as she is a chapter prior to Aftershock2 that I fundamentally disagreed with but understood her struggles to connect with people and trust myself around them- is because of her lack of a solid footing. It’s character like that that I find myself far more connected to. The best example I could give (and probably the most extreme) would be Toph and Terra. One who I found myself connecting to almost instantly and another that I liked disliking.

Her comic story was better.

@@wanderingoryx3710 ehhhh. In the comics she was basically an irredeemable bitch to everyone and slept with Deathstroke for no reason. Sure you could consider her storyline more "adult" there but underage sex and being a complete psycho doesn't really work for a kid's show. I'm glad they took her character in a different direction in the show.

That's awesome! I didn't think about how different her personality is from what one might expect. Thanks for pointing that out! ^_^

Goodvillain 101 I found it hilarious when the titans beat her up from the shadows.

It was honestly great to see heroes like them react in that manner. It felt very real.

Lowart They may be heroes, but they are still people at the end of the day.

Lowart They may be heroes, but they are still people at the end of the day.

Lowart Why they never went all out like that against Slade however is beyond me he would’ve died if they did

Wow, that sucks.

that and she was more plot device than actual character even with the forcibly added "redemption" that contradicts her purpose, which was to betray like a jailbait bitch & die forever in the source material

To be fair, the source material was really trashy in that regard. The previous video has many good comments on the matter discussing how as opposed to being two romantic subplots competing with each other (never mind that Terra is 15 and cannot consent to a 50 year old man, even if she 'wants' it) in the show the conflict is between the stability of her friendship and the stability of Deathstroke.

She could consent, it would still be illegal.

where did you find that out

I think he's doing just that

Nicholas Perez that was the best episode of the show imo. Still gives me chills to this day

Me too!

oh i also want to see his reaction to "birthmark"

I plan to do the whole thing :) I'm happy you're enjoying it and that you're looking forward to more parts

It also seems to reference the Butterfly effect, that small and seemingly unimpactful decisions can have far-reaching consequences. One slight misunderstanding was the difference between her being a member of their group versus a villain.

Agreed

I like what you wrote. I love the relationship between Terra and Raven. They look very different and yet they are very similar. I think they can be very good friends. They had developed a good team spirit. If there is ever a Season 6, I would love to see their friendship grow and see Raven help her master his powers. She seemed to trust Terra a lot. Raven admitted that she accepts her more easily than BB, which is intriguing for a character like Raven. I would love to see Terra back on the team like a blended family.

@@Fulb3rt Terra was not meant to be a permanent member of the team. Her creation was that of a plot device. She was developed strictly to exist as Slade's deceptive moll (and in source comics, she was also his jail bait lover on top of that), cruelly betray the Titans with no remorse whatsoever for doing so (the traitorous harpy having regrets for her actions could've been seen as show-exclusive had there not already been a good Terra clone brought into the source comics in the '90s after Terra's death despite the character's original creators -- creative geniuses Marv Wolfman & George Perez [the duo were also responsible for the comic book boom period during the 1980's that _The New Teen Titans_ had, thanks to the team being DC's answer to the _Uncanny X-Men_ from rival comic studio Marvel, since Wolfman/Perez desperately wanted to get the Titans out of being stigmatized as "a Junior Justice League"], who initially crafted Terra as a deliberate subversion of Kitty "Shadowcat" Pryde just with an individual name, separate backstory & different superpower -- wanting her to stay dead forever) & then get justifiably killed off. But, just like how the comic themselves had brought the geomancer back in the form of Terra II (even if the blatant Terra fanboys [who landed jobs at DC & had thus, given life to Terra II] writing the '90s comics were outright ignoring the explicit wishes of Terra's original creator, Marv Wolfman, thereby resulting in him distancing himself from the comic world for a substantial amount of time thereafter), the cartoon also brought Terra back from the proverbial grave (Incidentally, Marv Wolfman was onboard the show too, in a writer-consultant dual role capacity, humorously enough). In her last-ever appearance, the animated Terra was given Terra II's second origin (the good Terra clone known as Terra II is hard to categorize because readers were given three separate distinct character origins for her existence in the comics, however before she could carve out her own identity as a heroic genetic lookalike wholly independent of her irredeemably traitorous original counterpart, Terra II found herself brutally slain by an insane Black Adam when he viciously punched straight through her torso mid-flight, with his bloodied hand sticking out of her back as she lay dead on his arm with her frightened eyes wide open & her mouth forever etched in a permanent scream). Terra II's 2nd origin -- and thus, the likely origin of the animated Terra following her demise in season 2 -- is that she is the original Terra revived with her past memories either wiped (as was the case for Terra II's initial comic origin, considering how this iteration of Terra had debuted harboring false memories which subsequently caused her to honestly believe that she was really from the Elseworld the displaced Team Titans came from, only for this illusion to be shattered once the Team Titans went back to their own time & Time Trapper -- a notorious time traveling villain who had implanted false memories into two of his victims to make them bind to his will -- was swiftly arrested, however instead of disappearing alongside the rest of the Team Titans as expected, both Terra II & the other victim of Time Trapper's brainwashing had suspiciously stayed behind, thus affirming that Terra II was somehow strangely from the present time even though Terra as a character was supposed to be stone cold dead never to return [This is what Marv Wolfman, Terra's original creator, had wanted after 1984's _The Judas Contract_ closed the book on Terra's story arc, reaffirming that those who gave life to Terra II were deliberately going against the direct wishes of Terra's true creator], which led to Terra II having an existential emotional breakdown due to being self-aware of her predecessor's prior history with the Titans, an identity crisis problem which was further exacerbated when she realized she was feeling genuine attraction for the angst-ridden changeling who obviously wanted nothing to do with her due to not being able to face her since she was a near-enough exact duplicate of the original [to be fair, Terra II had a sense of noble heroism that her unfeeling predecessor didn't] & he was still hurt over the betrayal, so to calm her own anxieties, Terra II cautiously visited the grave site of the first Terra only to discover the stone statue bust of her predecessor was nowhere to be seen [it might've gotten knocked over just out of frame], the dedication placard that Beast Boy had more than likely engraved seemed to be missing [it could've easily been turned upside down], the ground surrounding the grave had been dug up & the deceased's casket was not only propped wide open, but the body of the original Terra that should've been in the casket was gone [Either grave robbers took the corpse or Terra II was, indeed, the original Terra given a new lease on life, which caused Terra II to scream in utter horror at that prospect]) or repressed (Upon a re-watch of the "Things Change" final episode of the 2003-2006 _Teen Titans_ animated series, you can pick up on subtle hints that suggest that the schoolgirl that uncannily looks exactly like Terra does remember who she once was in her previous life, which means she genuinely is Terra & she's merely acting like she doesn't know who or what Beast Boy's talking about whilst also intentionally suppressing her earth manipulation powers). The idea of a revived animated Terra deliberately repressing who she is whilst suppressing her superpowers certainly appeared to have some valid credibility to it when a lone Slade-Bot showed up to haunt Beast Boy with the unfortunate revelation that "Maybe she doesn't want to remember" before the shapeshifter destroys Deathstroke's robotic minion, because whereas Beast Boy himself is probably remembering the good times before Terra joined Slade, the revived Terra can only recall the bad stuff she did as Slade's apprentice, so it would be in the best interest of both of them for Beast Boy to let her go, because as the girl who used to be Terra would reiterate to him herself, "The girl you want me to be is just a memory. Things change, Beast Boy. You're the Teen Titan, not me. I'm just a girl who's late for her geology test & I haven't studied." Unfortunately for those fans seeking a noble iteration of Terra, when comic book Terra had officially returned -- Atlee as the presumed 3rd Terra does not count on the grounds that she wasn't even supposed to really be Terra at all when first conceived, but was hastily handed the moniker instead due to pressure imposed onto the comics by Editor-in-Chief Dan Didio, who tried to forcibly reintroduce classic characters by slapping their traits & specific superpowers onto new, fresh faces -- in the original comic timeline (the one predating the rightfully lambasted New 52 unwanted hard reset of the entire DC Universe), the illegitimate Markovian princess was a reanimated corpse shown wearing a Black Lantern ring. Zombie Terra ended getting mauled by lion Beast Boy after failing to seduce him (she was quite literally torn in half, which was shown on-panel by way of shadowy silhouette visuals) & upon pulling herself back together, she was temporarily encased in a stone statue mold (an homage referencing the animated series' 2nd season ending) courtesy of the very same earth manipulation powers she shared with her half brother Geo-Force, with her winding up a horrifying mess of rotten flesh, broken bones, and collapsed rubble once the _Blackest Night_ saga had ended before dissipating into a cloud of dust, for as Holy Scripture dictates, "You are dust and unto dust you shall return" (of course, Raven's paternal demonic bloodline [which can be legitimately traced back to Lucifier Morningstar, the "Fallen Angel" & historically Biblical Satan] would undoubtedly serve as conclusively irrefutable proof that all three afterlife locations -- Heaven, Purgatory aka Limbo & some kind of interfaith Netherworld as a combination of conventional Christian+Muslim Hell as well as The Underworld of Ancient Greece -- all canonically exist within the wider DC multi-verse across all continuities).

He lost his parents during a safari expedition, there's a reason he acts like that

I think beast boy drags the show down. Hes just a cringey douchebag with no respect for anyone. If he died if laugh.

Bob That's just bullshoot.

@@fridaynightnicktoons6885 Robin Williams made people happy but he struggled with his own personal life. Think about that.

In the comics his humor was to hide the pain he went through losing his parents. Sometimes people use it as a coping mechanism. The other thing is people who have been through a lot of hardship know how humor can really help other people. I knew someone who would put on a mask like that, who had their own issues, but didn’t what to worry anyone about themselves and also simultaneously help others. Beast Boy is like that which does in my opinion make him a very complex character.

Yes! A great moment!

Only RAVEN gave her one, really.

Wow, That really explains a lot, Thanks.

Awesome stuff! This explained a ton. Thanks for taking the time to let us know :)

This is true.

That's a really good point! It's also one of the reasons the first season of Avatar begins episodic and has the plot of the first episode in the opening credits - Nickelodeon wouldn't greenlight Avatar at first because company execs were worried kids wouldn't follow the long arcing narrative.

One of the few older expections was Superman The Animated Series (very arc based)

stay strong 🙏🙏

Nicholas Lorenzo thank you, that comments quite dramatic looking at it but it’s an emotional time 😂😕

Amber Beam we all have our low points, dont stop fighting :)

Good luck on your journey to recovery!

Don’t give up!!

That makes sense for vocal lines, but why would they need to do that if the other characters are talking about her and she doesn’t appear?

TheZeldaExperienceWithin Yes, I agree. It must be kept in mind, tough, that Teen Titans is ultimately a very episodic show that became more and more ambitious, mature and complex during its development, but it was not this way from the very start. The creators said that at first they wanted to do a fairly simple and entertaining. They tought that JLU, for exemple, great as it is, was too mature for younger kids. When Teen Titans became an instant hit, they tought: "well, why explore deeper, darker themes?" Seasons 2-5 showed this growth, tough the second half of first season was already a huge improvement. Episodes like Nevermore, Masks and Apprentice really stand-out as all- time great Teen Titans episodes.

I never knew that, but why that? What happened to the budget?

They didn't have enough money to have 6 main characters, a main villain, and occasional side villains for a whole season.

Matheus Bezerra de Lima their budget went into Ding Dong Daddy

Hiding in Public what does that even mean

Greatest Of All Time

Wait...how? She's a traitor.

Comics Terra is better. Especially her relationship with Deathstroke

@@wanderingoryx3710 the judas contract movie 😂😂😂

ubadman1 I think that one of the main problems is that Terra would actually know that (she was, after all, collecting info of them), so all of them surviving because Terra was incapable of seeing them surviving is unlikely as hell. BTW, I also find unlikely Terra not noticing Raven teleporting out of her geokinetic grip.

not knowing everything raven is cable of is understandable i think even the writers tend to forget it.

No, it’s seriously not, as Raven by her own words stated that Terra knew everything that Slade needed to take them down at the end of Betrayal.

Terra spared them because on a subconscious level she still loves them.

She did it without being fully aware she was doing it. She wants to be good and hates what she’s doing so she makes sure not to murder them while tricking herself into thinking she did because of the rage she was feeling.

Now to wait for part 5.

Me too nigga

OH YES PLEASE DO YOUNG JUSTICE BEFORE SEASON 3

@SHAY RUTHERFORD Huh? Really? Teen Titans is really limited animation and an inch deep, it's single non connected episodes about prat falls and funny faces. When it is serious it carries little to no weight into the next episodes. Rewatch Season 1 of Young Justice knowing Robin knows Megan and everyone else is lying. If you go back and rewatch it every time a lie is made Robin is in the background and his eyes narrow but he doesn't say anything till the end of the season. That's good writing, that's good animation. Young Justice is filled with small moments like this you only get through repeated rewatching. It makes you realize if YOU had paid more attention there was hints through out that you yourself missed and it leads to credence why the others in the show did as well. When someone says "I knew", you can rewatch the series and find the moment they figured it out. It's in the background and unsaid. The YJ series is filled with quick glances, head nods, eye narrowing, and head tilts in the backgrounds. Teen Titans was about pie to the face.

@SHAY RUTHERFORD woah woah woah. Take the nostalgia goggles off. Teen Titans is a great comedy-drama but the depth and character arcs and visual craft were taken to an 11 with Young Justice. Young Justice is such a good show and deserves all the fans it has and the revival it's getting. Both shows are great but in terms of story telling Young Justice is far better.

@@gungriffen WOAH slow your roll there bud. Teen Titans may have been goofy but it has a lot of heart and handles mature topics well. Do not slander Teen Titans. Teen Titans is great show that you can enjoy as an adult and as a child. Young Justice is more mature and has tighter story telling but don't forget that Teen Titans paved the way for Young Justice's existence.

I really didn't like this show, I was 15-17 (I'm to lazy to look it up) when it came out. I watched Batman The Animated Series since I was like 5 and this felt like such a childish step backwards that by the time I was 16 I found this unwatchable. Comically in the actual DC comic series Young Justice has this comedic tone while the actual Titans comic series is dark and serious like the Young Justice/Batman TAS cartoons. So this show has little in resemblance to the Comic Series. I also find Young Justice a return to Batman The Animated Series style of adult story telling and less a continuation of Teen Titans..... Was also pissed when I found out Young Justice was CANCELED for Teen Titans Go but that's been corrected.

The creators themselves have said they love Terra and wish they could have done more with her. The budget wouldn’t allow it.

Even if she & Jinx both defy the lyrics of Puffy's (Japanese pop duo Yami & Yumi, who would end up with their own cartoon later on) vocals in the opening theme ("Never met a villain that they liked." Pffst.)?

I'm so happy that you're enjoying the series and it's awesome to have you on board! Thank you for your kind words and your support :) I hope you enjoy my older videos ^_^

Blake Foxx ‘Haunted’ is excellent. Truly one of the best episodes of animated superhero storytelling.

Which is all fine and good, but I think the point Lowart is pointing out is that these episodes perhaps go too far in the opposite direction. Where the tone whiplash is so severe between episodes that it somewhat nullifies what came before it, especially considering that Terra isn't mentioned in pretty much any episode that doesn't focus on her. It makes it feel like the Titans don't really care about her unless she's with them, which is a weird route to take when all it would take is a brief aside or conversation here or there to keep the flow up. Funny that you mention Avatar, because that series works so well because even in the "filler" episodes there is almost always something happening with auxiliary characters, or at least acknowledgement of prior events that let us know that yes, these situations are still on the characters minds despite the conflict of the episode happening around them. Teen Titans...doesn't really do that a lot.

They mention Terra occasionally in later seasons. In Season 4 one of the things that Beast Boy's evil doppelganger uses to incite him is bad mouthing Terra for what she did which shows he still thinks about her and how it still effects him. This is why the last episode Things Change is so important because it allows him to finally let her go.

Teen Titans has always been childish nonsense, its why the Teen Titans Go movie is doing so well

Good catch. Reminds me of when the Justice League fought the Justice Lord clones in Justice League Unlimited's Season 1 finale. Lots of bringing up past history and flinging it in the heroes faces. A bit of a cliche but one I really enjoy in the few times it's done. Shame that it took all the way for Season 4 for some Terra acknowledgement to happen though, and in a big season finale rather than weaved throughout in some of the filler episodes. When characterization or status quo changes are almost completely ignored from "filler" episodes, then you question whether the "filler" material matters or even takes place in the same universe. Heck, the light-hearted episodes even have a different intro song. Maybe that's the secret! That's kind of what Lowart is saying: those moments should've occurred throughout the series, not just in regards to Terra, but also Slade and maybe some other events that really effect the characters. Lowart states that not enough of that occurs in this show and on that note I have to agree. Although you are correct that yes, SOME acknowledgement exists, which is good. I just wish a little more was done, is all. Like Avatar, which very rarely had true "filler" episodes and the few episodes that WERE filler were universally panned by the fanbase ("Great Divide", "Avatar Day", "Painted Lady", etc.)

Terra should not come back. She wanted a normal life in the end. It should not be explored any further.

Yeah that could definitely be the case

Lowart all the more reason why I think she truly is redeemable. I don’t really think a character like her should go to hell. She was way too sympathetic, and did make amends for what she did at the end.

That messes with the complexity.

The comics and the show state Terra is more powerful than the other titans.

Terra's arc is a tragedy.

I'm definitely planning to watch Gravity Falls! I've heard a lot about it, so hopefully I'll have something to say :)

Peter Parker Parker! You better not let Mary Jane see these comments!

Jesus is watching.

Nor Marvel

Peter Parker Dem legs

Duuuuude, check her out in the DC Animated Universe. Watch the Teen Titans vs. Justice League, and Teen Titans: Judas Contract movies. You'll love the canon DCAU Titans, and love Raven there. I love Raven in those movies more to be honest. More realistic and believable, more human. It's great. It's funny that I'm begging you to watch it.

Thank ya! :)

I don't think he realized that.

He mentioned that fact in his second video on the show.

@@fightingmedialounge519 binging this series, never mentioned.

Thank you so much :) I'm so happy that you're enjoying the videos. Kind comments such as yours are incredibly motivating. You're the best ^_^

He does go too deep into things and overthinks stuff some times, but I appreciate the way he tries to find alternative, better ways to present the plot/characters and connect the story centered eps to the episodic ones, a lot of them are pretty interesting

guilherme barbosa Sure; he has many good insights

Yeah, I can see what you mean there. I agree that that's what it's attempting to say; I just feel that it has some conflicting elements that, while fairly easy to ignore, can be picked apart and hindered my enjoyment of the episode. I totally understand if those things don't matter to you though. We all engage with this stuff in different ways. Sometimes the way I consume media is pretty odd and probably abnormal, so I understand if you see it as being too deep haha

Lowart No problem. I am actually amazed at how toughtful and enriching your analysises often are. It is clearly above the average of the normal public, it is great. One question tough: when you review all seasons, will you make a Top 10 episodes of the series also or something like that?

Raven understands Terra’s struggles the most which is why her betrayal hurt her the worst. Even more than Beast Boy because Raven can understand Terra’s plight and she took a chance with her and let her in.

Idk why but now always dislike terra growing up because how she turned on her friends and how she hurt beast boy if they do bring the series back I hope they focus on beast and raven

It isn't an issue with it being "comedic" as I don't mind jokes and a good laugh here and there. But when even my 10 year old sister looks at it with a look of "Why?" at most of the jokes, and laughs at almost everything, it is clear that they aren't putting forward any real effort into it. And gave it a colorful style with, at its absolute best, toilet humor that just feels awful. And to add insult to injury with the rather poor design of its world, there is nothing to learn from any episode, save for the one episode where they show Robin being tricked into thinking his parents are alive, despite being an orphan, and everyone in the team laughing when he begins to sob, and the "jokes" only get worse from there, with the episode ending on a rather cheap "Dont take things too far" lesson, and that is about it for lessons in the show. And considering that Cartoon Network has been suffocating the entirety of their channel with TTG which has basically stamped out most of the other shows on the network, it is rather insulting to know that such a poor "Teen Titans" series is taking over the channel and setting a VERY low standard of comedy, design, and use it as a crutch when they dont know why none of their other shows won't take off/have extreme difficulty taking off. whatsnewcartoons.tumblr.com/tagged/cartoon_network For further proof that the show is being shoved down the throats of anyone who so much as flips to the channel, check this scheduling sheet out. The UK schedule is the same as the US schedule, save for the edits that the UK makes to certain shows such as Steven Universe. Notice the obscene lack of diversity in viewing content that the UK and US have, because of TTG, and not because it is super popular, but because it gets its views from people who just leave the channel on for background noise, or because it FORCED to be popular as roughly 75% of their channel's content is ONLY TTG. Which if you dont see a problem with, when a very poorly made, toilet humor filled show that even a 10 year old who laughs at 90% of what she sees, won't laugh at, and holds no merits in lessons or standards of quality other than occasionally taking a pot shot at itself for how bad it is, which doesnt make it better, just means they acknowledge how poorly it is made, especially in comparison to the original one from 2003, then I can't help you sir. I know that a lot of it comes down to opinions, but when almost every child I've met has disliked it, or never bothered to watch it due to how poor quality it is, I am going to take that as a sign, that the show genuinely isn't that decent in any regard outside of being animated in 2018, where the other was animated in 2003. And as a fan of the original series, I feel insulted that this series has run longer due to it being forced onto the channel and barely giving any room at all for any other shows to flourish or even attempt to take up root. And feel that is is horrendously unfair that of all things, a series as amazingly well rounded as the original Teen Titans was cancelled for minor things, one of which was that *TOO MANY GIRLS WERE WATCHING IT*, is now succeeded in name and surpassed in season total by a show that barely ever tries and is only kept around for the toddlers of ages 4 and lower, I am going to feel insulted.

Exactly. She chooses to spare them without consciously realizing it because of her desire to be a good person and her love for them despite her anger at herself and Beast Boy.

NinjaGirlSakura1 what I don’t understand is how she was alive at the end?

One plausible theory I've seen is maybe when trigon turned everyone to stone and was later defeated somehow freed her ,or maybe it simply wore off.

There's actually an answer to MOST questions about that the show never clears up thanks to the comic books they're based off of and other snippets of knowledge from the DC universe. That's why the open-ended nature of the show never really tore me apart as much. SPOILERS - What do Robin's eyes look like? Watch any Batman series and you'll find out. - Who is Slade? Slade Wilson, father of Grant, Rose, and Jericho. His identity has no personal connection to any of the Titans like we were led to believe. That's a psychological head game he played. - Who is Red X? Red X is based off of Red Hood, who is an evil persona of Robin. The identity of Red Hood (and therefore Red X) is Jason Todd, who is one of the other Robins that Batman took under his wing... whereas the Robin in the series is Dick Grayson. - What was the deal with Terra at the end of the series? Now this one I'm not very certain of, but she was apparently cloned according to the comics. That was not really Terra, but someone else whose DNA got mixed together with some of the DNA of the original Terra. This is why she seemingly had the ability to use Terra's powers (hence the ice cubes in her glass that sunk to the bottom when she got tense) but NO memory whatsoever, or whatever memory she had was locked away and needed to be shaken loose. This next part is NOT in the comics, but based on the Slade bot at the end that was taunting Beast Boy, it seems likely that Slade is the one who created this clone of Terra as a way to psychologically mess with the minds of the Titans once again. It hurts very much to see someone you were so close to, and for them to not want anything to do with you. Slade probably believed it would be spirit-breaking for Beast Boy in particular, who has recently proven to be far more of a threat than Slade once thought after Beast Boy played a HUGE role in rescuing the entire Teen Titans from nearly every villain in the season 5 finale. This is information he probably learned from Wintergreen, who was his butler that worked with the Brotherhood of Evil along with almost every other villain in the series.

Hmm good theory,also something left out of the series is Terra is a princess like Starfire and Blackfire. The whole reason she has powers as all is she got experimented on as well as her older brother

No, that was Terra. Her dialogue confirms its her and that she remembers but is faking amnesia to move on with her life. Its taking inspiration from the second Terra, but having it still be the first Terra.

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It's dope how you respond to and engage with the audience in the comments at the beginnings of your videos and how all your points and criticisms have logical arguments. I never noticed how season 2 played around with genres so much until your last video (genre hopping with a core of solid characters is what makes shows like community so great); it's given me an even greater appreciation for the show makers. Glad to be on board!

And thank you for your kind words! I'm so happy you're enjoying the videos ^_^

Thank ya! I'm happy that you're enjoying the videos and the delivery :) I'm not a big fan of the loud voice a lot of people use, so it's good to hear that this connects with you ^_^

The creators have said they're just like brother and sister. No romantic feelings at all.

Clearly meant for kids? This arc is more mature and grown up than anything in most modern television. It's dark and tragic without being edgy or obscene.

@@bunsmasterbunny it's still meant for kids, but that doesn't mean it can't also be for adults. Though whether that's a testament to early 2000s kids or a dig a modern kids is debatable.