Lies again? L1 R1 Deaf Blind

The Anglo saxons

Fattster

Yes we literally just heard that

0:40

Obisseus*

The “why you little…!” as he gets stabbed in the neck 🤣🤣

Took him long enough

Maximus : these kid make proud

Pretty sure he still has his strength

What the fuck you on about?

@@gianjasperbcenteno7535 he's like po, strong with weight to throw around.

You dont lose strength by becoming fat. If anything you become stronger due to the weight you carry

He should've screamed he's a hemophiliac

Because Bart died first? 10 seconds before him

Pretty sure homer had a decent boxing career....

@@CJM94 He also lamented his failings. How he failed Rome, his son, and himself.

I don't get it

@@mohannadali9662 the joke is that homer ate the elephant. hannibal employed elephants in his armies around this time so yeah

@@larrygaroth9773 around this time, you americans are ignorant af, Hannibal fought in the second punic war, Caligola lived hundreds of years later.

@@larrygaroth9773 I thought the joke was that he was as big as an elephant.

@@ThefifthBishopofGord i am such a fool you may be right

Bartigula* and yes, yes it does make Bartigula a hidden one. But Obesseus was fatter...

That is lame. It makes him an assassin

@@golden1_1dragon12 A hidden one for the time period they're in.

@@Minchken I love origins, but I for all I care the RPGs never happened, they do not exist.

I'm a simple man I see an Assassin's creed refrence I like

why are you on every video?

@@Thingsandstuff17 O think he wants to become the some guy whit a mustache

That’s probably what it is.

@@Thingsandstuff17 Why do you have a problem with that?

I think it was the climate change killing crops which killed people which killed the economy

And a terrible one at that.

​@@zacglover3345well you remember what bellec said, before altair there was the levantine approach, one life for another

​@@zacglover3345he's not rerrible, it's just Obesus is too strong.

@@saaddudin7163 Nope, just too fat.

@@saaddudin7163 ...and too fat

0:11

It is assassins creed odisy

@@fostergameiro8246 bro this is roma not greece odyssey is in the greece

@@dompel1024 thanks for the clarification

Was that a reference

Odyssey was Greece.

bruh only the really good ones got to eat well but the ones that did ur correct since they get strong-man type bodies from the feasting and fighting

​@@CrabSpuTo my knowledge, gladiators were generally treated quite well, considering they put themselves in potentially mortal danger. Of course, most of them were slaves, and that's not exactly good.

I guess it was also the light shining off of Homer's buttocks that also blinded him. He was unprepared.

oooh waa-aa-aa

Get up and get down with the thickness....

As a history lover i need to correct you sir. As assassin's creed odyssey is in ancient greece in time of pelenops war, that was military conflict against Athens and its allies versus Sparta and its allies, as in game there is no anicent rome, and the time lines are diffrent, Yea im really bored.

@@minerfox5208 no you're not really boring cuz I used to be in history class and I used to love all history shit including like back in those days like war time including Vietnam days

This episode aired long after Odyssey released 😅

@@199512Lars I know but just know they predicted like a few episodes before they happen I guess just not this one I thought it was this one cuz it looks familiar besides I'm Assassin's Creed guy and I knew exactly how it looks

Well in a way though ac odyssey is based on Greece I suppose the names like Odysseus and Obesius are close much like the similarities of the Greek and Roman ancient theology. You can tell they be fans either way of AC.

Mmm yeah kinda Just not in the arena exactly

he died killed in a bath by a strong maid dresser.

Belly bump is a hard counter

You got daddy issues?

@@batsardcat3285 Do you even watch the show?

@@javiersantanaaviles5885 Could not see the previous comment. No one has to right to kill except in self defense or defense of others! Are you an advocate of parricide?

@@craithteemeghan5311 Nope, but homer deveserves it. Or do you support endangering children and child abuse?? Also its a... cartoon?

@@craithteemeghan5311 Let´s see, Homer doesn´t have a problem in abusing his own child every single day just for the sake of it, so yeah, Bart could do it just to save himself

Not necessarily obese but definitely a mix between toned to strong dad bod area. At least for the non death matches, the death matches were with muscular men.

More like dad bod to protect the nerves from shock.

They were similar to the Georgian weight lifter. Well, maybe not as large, but it was still muscle and not in the same sense as your regular bulk or cut.

I don't think obese but more like those world strongest lifter, builder,loggers type bulky husky men. They weren't sumo wrestlers size or anything, more like thick but had a degree of muscle still like world strongest men build. Some can even be similar to Viking men of old times. It's true it better competitor stay alive because great gladiator weren't easy to find and kinda expensive to promote, so losing one definitely was not good thing in terms of money. Some were favorites so you definitely want them around to bring in crowds.

Just want to remind people that Obesity starts at weights well under Obesius or Sumo Wrestlers.

I feel so bad for Julie Kavner

It's steamed

He probably could actually

He could, but due to cartoon rules, it’s actually more like a headlock. Otherwise, Bart would’ve put a bottle rocket in Homer’s dessert.

Why you littlelous

shouldnt use hidden blade on heavy enemy maybe sword

or use the phrase 'release the lions'

LITERALLY!!

He must be a member of the Creed.

YEAH, that's what I noticed too.

She's in her 70s now and it doesn't help that Marge's voice is supposed to be raspy. After all of these years it must be very straining for her to keep doing that voice.

Nah this was a fun episode

I'm for a Spin-Off idea that I actually somehow managed to mention to YEARDLY SMITH (who voices Lisa,) herself mostly about some point in her life during any of the obvious three different eras being a teenager anywhere between junior / high school and she could only politely complain about how I least bit dumped on "'her' 'show'" Lisa's a fantastic favorite, main-of-main character of mine- but enough with anymore episodes. Its long, far-flung beyond it's prime, sometime between the 90s to 2000s.