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The Legend of Vox Machina 2x12 FULL LENGTH Reaction | The Hope Devourer (Patreon)

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2023-02-11 15:26:28
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2023-04

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The Legend of Vox Machina 2x12 FULL LENGTH Reaction | The Hope Devourer

FULL LENGTH REACTION

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Anonymous

I mentioned this on one of the other videos, but I suggest starting Campaign 1. The animated series is up to episode 63 of the campaign, so you could watch one episode a week, and still not reach the point the series left off on by the time the next season drops. There's no risk of spoilers, since either the show has shown everything, or it's not going to. Those early episodes can be a bit rough. Obviously they get better, or we wouldn't be here. 😊 I've seen people recommend ExU: Calamity. I definitely think that's worth a watch, but I would say not first thing. First, goimg from the ultra-high quality of that to the early days is a huge shock. And second, with the deal they announced with Amazon, a Calamity movie is a distinct possibility. So if you want to avoid all possible spoilers, you may want to stay away from that. Though I will say, spoilers aren't as big an issue for this series as they are for something like the MCU. They're changing up so much that knowing the campaign has enhanced, rather than taken away from, the enjoyment of this series.

Anonymous

One thing I'd suggest you watch (not necessarily react to) is the Kickstarter reaction video. I know you mentioned you saw some of it during your season 1 reactions, but especially now that you LOVE this group, both the characters and the actors, it is just so heartwarming to see the crew being totally gobsmacked. I think they made their goal within an hour, and by the end of the campaign, they had raised over TEN MILLION DOLLARS. Because us Critters couldn't stop throwing money at them, Amazon sat up and took notice and reached out to them and made all of this happen as big as it did (they had previously reached out to places like Amazon and Netflix to get support before trying Kickstarter but couldn't explain what they were trying to o adequately).