My Thoughts On Vox Machina Season One (Bigger, Longer, & Less Cut)
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- Here it is. The "Bigger, Longer & Less Cut Version of My Thoughts of Vox Machina Video. Enjoy.
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There is a comic (vox machina origins) that shows how they met
8:30 Vax is actually bi and there was an ongoing 'will they, won't they' between him and Gilmore in the original stream.
11:14 Hopefully the show will go into how they all met in a later season, but if not, there are comics that tell the story. Critical Role: Vox Machina Origins published by Dark Horse.
20:39 That is, in fact, a blue turd. It's a reference to the campaign where Scanlan, I think, drank a bunch of potions all at once and that was the result. He can actually connect his mind to it and see as if he was standing wherever it is.
40:06 One of Keyleth's biggest flaws is her lack of confidence. She doesn't believe she is as powerful or capable as she is, which is why she doesn't pull out these big saves until the last minute. Overcoming that is kind of a huge part of her character development.
41:42 The Dawn Father is the patron god of Whitestone. He is a god of light, law, protection, and good. There is no main god of gods in this setting, just different gods for different aspects with some occasional overlap.
Love this series so much, hopefully we get season 3 some time soon!
Scanlan's "blue turd" is a result of a magic potion made by Gilmore. He used it to scry(a spell to look in on an object remotely) on the area.
Ale is like Beer, it's not high enough proof to be flammable. If you pour beer on a fire it's going to put out the fire just as well as water would.
Right, i wanted to say something. Someone already mentioned a few things i wanted to say, so i'll just add to it. Sorry, turned out to be a lot of text.
Those giants in Whitestone are undead. They are stupid, and don't have much of a perception, they are just a muscle and intimidation tool to patrol the streets in order to keep the remaining citizens scared at their homes. And there never was only one giant, you can see at least a few of them in episode 6 intro where they storm the resistance hideout.
Azula's VA is awesome in real life btw. And no, you wouldn't think she's evil if you heard her voice irl. You'd think she's fun and crazy. Watch "Azula and Zuko field trip" short video on youtube.
I like how they've set up that vampires in this setting don't have reflections in mirrors (first with Sylas and Delilah walking by a mirror in episode 3 with only Delilah having a reflection, implying he's a vampire even before he's revealed as one, and then with Vax worrying if he's turning into one because of the bite in episode 4, and his sister just nodding at his reflection in a window) and then show Cassandra's "death" scene from her POV with her looking in a mirror and seeing her reflection to let the viewer know it's not some kind of trick and that she wasn't turned into a vampire.
They really did take their time before deciding to go directly after the guy who's controlling the armor sets, but to be fair, he was effortlessly sidestepping Percy's bullets. I don't think a bunch of arrows would've done anything to him.
The DawnFather is one of the gods of the local pantheon. You can see him in Vax's vision in season 2 episode 4, the figure with the literal sun instead of a head. He's not the "God" god, he's just one of the "good" gods. Not that they're good, they're just doing their thing, like Pike's Everlight, The Matron of Ravens, The Knowing Mistress that the sphynx mentioned and so on. There are also bad gods, or the Betrayer Gods. And they are "Bad" bad.
42:23 - A neat detail about that. In the episode 3 intro when Percy wakes up from his nightmare, the first thing he does when he wakes up is touching his neck because of what Ripley did to him. He and Cassandra were tortured pretty badly. In episode 7 during the flashback when he tells how he came up with the gun you can see a close-up on their hands and neither of them has nails. Their hair turned white because of all the pain, stress and trauma, which is a thing.
49:07 - Rewatch the very beginning of the fight. The initial spell from Delilah blew him all the way down to the ground and knocked him out for the rest of the fight, because instead of dodging it he tried to hit it. Because it's Grog.
Another good moment of foreshadowing - In episode 2 in Krieg's manor in the room with the portal you can see a rug with five dragons of different colors. And he was a member of the Chroma Conclave, an organization that consists of five multi-colored dragons.
It's _very_ unlikely they're gonna cover how the group came together in the show as it's largely irrelevant for the story. But in addition to the other comment mentioning the comics about that, there are two videos you can watch here on youtube. One is a compilation of their individual character introductions, you can pick up a thing or two from there that you didn't know from the show. The other one is a retelling/summary of their adventures in between them coming together as a group and the beginning of the animated series. It's brief and without much detail but you'll see that they've been through quite a few things together, which explains that even though they tend to screw up early in the show if they fuck around, when they work together properly they are quite capable, skilled and experienced mercenaries. Plus you'll learn a few things like the origin of the scar on Grog's chest, and why Pike's hair are white even though in the flashback in season 2 where she finds and heals Grog they are black (well, it isn't actually explained in the show but you can figure out at which specific moment it happens, when something extremely bad happens to her).
The introductions video is called "Critical Role C1E14 Character Bios". Ignore the part from 8:28 to 10:27, Critical Role parted ways with him early on because of his very questionable behavior and his character didn't make it to the animated series, and the fans just pretend he never existed. The adventure summary video is called "The Story of Vox Machina Fansub". They've changed a few things for the animated series and had to cut a lot of it out, especially their shenanigans in Emon, but overall it's semi-canon for the show.
Btw they just dropped the release date of season 3 and their new opening.
Spherrum, I appreciate all the insight and extra info on the show. Glad to have you join the family.
Heeey, i'm glad I left that comment. I'll have a thing or two to say in a day or two. Don't have time now, so in short - loved it. Hopefully there's more.
Love the notes (and captions)! Subbed.
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49:00 his hair turned white due to the trauma he experienced. He went grey, basically
Ohh, I didn't know that.
i'm glad i discovered this video.
great reaction. Can.t wait for the season 2 video.
Preciate You Raven. Be sure to subscribe to know when I put it out.
@@Johnny-Games15 already done :p
When reaction Season 2?
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