dude honestly, your essays are always good and on point, i hope you'll grow in the future and hey, maybe some day you'll be rich enough to buy acceleracers
We find the right person, and we will get ready to either make episode 5 somehow, or we will reboot it. I'm leaning towards reboot at this point, and in a way, it could be necessary to ressurect this corpse and breathe new life. Could also give a chance to introduce a new team, and make it from for children to for teens. Age up, and raise the stakes. Would work.
Wylde by far suffered the most in the series. He got ignored by his brother He was gotten into all his big bro's BS, ultimately: lost his car, probably 5 million dollars, pushed into prison, and was definitely tortured in there, lost both of his cars in AR, and was once again, tortured and interrogated by the Drones, and was especially interrogated abt his Flathead Fury. Proof? Drone'd Flathead Fury. And btw, as far as I could remember, Wylde's Corvette is a PROTOTYPE car, think about it, that shit worths so much more than 5 million dollars. "Your brother died in prison..." "I'VE HAD ENOUGH OF YOU!!!" "My life's already ruined, whose fault is THAT?!" "Cause I've got nowhere else to go..." Those lines pierce your heart, admit it. Wylde's pain, Vert can see it, Nolo can see it, and especially, Tork can see it. Everybody sees it. But only Kurt can deal with it. Because he has to pay for all his sins. Go Wylde..
Wylde did try to basically kill Kurt when he tried to pin him into that junk pile that could have easily pierced Kurts heart. His ignorant actions and only seeing 5 feet into the future really drags him down.
I dont think Marky lost his savings when he was inside, therefore he later invested that money into building the Spinebuster and Flathead Furry (including selling off his Stingray)
@@jewelscoop3570 basically Kurt isn't a real brother to wylde. I think they don't have any parents at the point of highway 35. Or at least don't have much contact to them. So I don't mind him try to get rid of Kurt... Imagine being only 18 years old, your brother tried to kill you already (and everybody else because he worked with the drones), ignores you all the time because you are the "annoying little brother", gets you involved in every shady business and if things go down he pretends he doesn't know who you are / wouldn't even try to save you, doesn't even visit you in prison, try to tell you what YOU did wrong and how you should be to be a better person, mock you how he is the better brother because he achieved more at this point (while you have to stay in prison or at home), left you in a racing realm where you would have died after a certain time because it's closed forever, saved by the drones to be tortured, loose an arm and all your cars and still have to be the mature one??? So at 18 years your life is shattered to pieces and your sh*tty bigger brother has the audacity to brag about how he is a famous racer and what he achieved and you basically didn't even had the chance to start one? After the junk realm I would just be furious like wylde was before... His brother left him to die. Didn't even try to help and drove off. Yeah.... For sure... Mark has a problem. It's around 30 years old, maybe 1,80m high, has black hair, wears glasses and his name sounds like dirt.... But with a few other letters.
Mark on highway 35 he was the nicest young brother before he got 2 years prison as shaded businesse and it explains why he used to hate kurt because of his selfishness before the acceleracers. If that never happened to markie in the past he will have been still polite and competitive person
@@Devlando-nj2lt or being captured by alien robots and turning you into a cyborg when you are driver with poor family and working together to win races aka kadeem
6:37 Alright to be fair, Gig was the one who decided to sit around in the middle of the road, right around a blind corner and in front of a cliff. That smug little bastard knew exactly what he was doing!
I think one of the most underrated parts of the entire series is the music, and not just how good every track is, but also the significance of every track to their place in the series, such as how when Taro had to make it through the water realm a second time, the music was loud, heavy, and forboding, with a real sense of the unknown if he was even going to survive.
One thing I never could figure out as a kid is just _what_ the "business deal" was even supposed to be. Now, the obvious answer would be drugs, but I don't either of the Wyldes would either use or resell drugs, honestly, and the amount of money Mark lost, plus the relatively short sentence he got don't add up, but then I realized something pretty obvious. It was probably a bunch of restricted, possibly street illegal car parts, since the Teku and Metal Maniacs are both street racers, _and_ their cars can break 200 MPH easily, it's very likely their cars would are illegal to drive on the road, specially the ones that still have their World Race modifications, like the Deora and the Road Runner. Kurt probably knew the dealers were shady, but he might've figured they were either resellers, or got stuff that "fell off the back of a truck", as it were, but then found out that it was either directly stolen, or came from a chop shop and bolted, then told Mark to do the same, but with him wanting to one up Kurt, _and_ the promise of really high-end racing tech for his car made him go through with it anyways, and with Kurt having to admit to being a street racer, having a illegally modified car, and being a possible accessory to grand theft auto, he would've been in jail for a very long time, and decided that Mark only getting a charge of possession of stolen goods, possibly even just a misdemeanor, was the best way of dealing with the situation, even though it backfired spectacularly.
but this makes me think tho, why would wylde want to modify his car even more? before he went to jail, the car he was using was the stingray, wich had tezla's tech from the world race, and acording to tezla himself, his cars are the fastest in the world, wich means wylde could not get a faster car than that, plus the jet boosters and the grapling hook
@@redparrotgaming8060 i think SpineBuster was a project car that he and Kurt was trying to built together but becuz of that problem, Mark took away the project and ruined it due to his frustration, whether if he still has that Stingray is a mystery
I just read that apparently acceleracers was cancelled due to becoming more popular than hotwheels itself so Mattel cut funding and canceled the show. That just goes to show that when you actually make a hotwheels show not just for kids it backfires
This really irks me about this is Hot Wheels are going to stay popular no matter what, and Acceleracers could have been a new and profitable franchise for Mattel to capitalize on under the Hot Wheels umbrella.
I'm so glad they wrapped up this plot line so well. For a series that hypothetically was only meant to sell toys, it really did a fantastic job of introducing and teaching some themes and lessons that no other show for that age demographic was (or has) really done since. You can FEEL how much love and effort was put into making Acceleracers. Fantastic video as always!
Hey you followed my video idea! A 16 minute analysis of Wylde? I couldn’t ask for more! It always depresses me to see how much Wylde suffered so much throughout the movies, including his torture at the Drone HQ, most likely almost turned into what Kadeem did. Edit: Wow I can’t believe I didn’t notice earlier how Wylde became like Kurt in Acceleracers, he became the very thing he hated. Also, it’s amazing how Wylde didn’t side up with the drones and attack Kurt, if I realized that earlier, I would’ve expected Wylde to join the drones.
I can actually relate to Mark start to finish because me and my older brother were the same way as as teens into adulthood While my brother is much older than me (He was born in 1992 and I was born in 99') I used to look up to him the same way and wanted to be accepted by him. But in a similar fashion he pushed me away a lot and bullied me the same way Kurt did to Mark and would make fun of me for it at times. As we got older he focused less on putting me down and establishing stability I became more focused on getting ahead of him. The first time I tried to move out (I was 19 when this happened, I am 23 now) I got mixed up with some bad people and he tried to get me out but me being as stubborn as I was it resulted in a law enforcement getting involved (I wasn't busted or did jail time but I did face a lot of punishment my stupidity and those effected by it) because I was in deep with some people I was living with at the time (As well as other shady people we hung out with). After 4 months I got tired of all the drama of my roommates at the time (both were drug addicts and verbally abusive at times) I got sick of sitting in the corner like a scared puppy dog when they had episodes so I left and decided it was time to go home. Once I was sober off of drugs, alcohol and being addicted to reckless behavior me and my brother had a minor beef for a while and realized what we both did wrong in addition to the things that lead up to the that point and like Kurt and Wylde put it all behind us and learned to move on. Now me and him are pretty close (As much as we can, both our schedules and hobbies differ but we make it work when we have time) and do our best to lookout for others in our family now. Anything with Kurt and Mark always makes me a bit emotional since they both remind me a lot of me and my brother (We're not racers or anything but in life in general) especially in their resolution and really shows what happens when one is blinded by rage, arrogance, ignorance, and most importantly revenge. I love it when animated shows and films cover this kind of stuff because it serves as a lesson on how these things happen and how to get passed when such resolutions are present. I thank anyone who read all that and hopes it helped anyone who has dealt or is dealing with similar issues like I did when I was younger.
dam man, mine was just competing against each other and always fihgthing but now were both older and more mature and we just want to be cool but bro thanks for that
@@chinnymisc Yeah I had a rough childhood and honestly a lot of it was due to poverty and the types of places we were exposed to. Even though we lived in a good area but my dad's job forced us to frequent some of the worst parts of our town, because of our age gap it effected how we grew up. I was the spoiled baby in the family and my Brother was the second oldest after the our oldest brother and my sister was the second youngest before me. So naturally because I was the baby I got spoiled the most and all my extended family expected the most out of my future or in this case my adult life. What they weren't counting on was me being diagnosed with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) and numerous other mental health disorders. Because I grew up in a Mexican family they didn't treat my disabilities the way most Americans do or really understand how to deal with it. My brother is a very smart person and understands psychology and health better than most. Before he got accepted into the fire academy he had to study like crazy for medical training and numerous other fields (he started as a firefighter but is also an EMT now) so he's pretty good with people in addition to his own outlook on life. As I got older I would have violent outburst and mood swings out of my control without my meds (I still do at times but not as often after I quit most of my meds as they weren't helping) and he was the only person I looked up to but also feared at times because I was intimidated him when he was upset and not because he was scary but because he actually punished me since my parents were always too busy working and dealing with keep food on the table and a roof over our heads. He was basically the structural integrity of the family for many years and due to my youth, inexperience with my mental health conditions and overall lack of life experience (as well as being a dumb rebellious teen) it was difficult growing up to say the least. Without him though I probably would have died years before from the numerous times I tried to end it all, same for my sister. Anyway most of us calmed down now and matured with time and do our own thing now while doing our best to stay close and stable in today's world.
I think you can thank Felix from team Wave Rippers, he seems to carry that bad boy vibe around him, surely it had an affect on Mark, i mean in the comics, Felix tooked down ZED 36 easily
Same driver side, single seater, weird device at the passenger slot, same rear tire size, big ass spoiler, how didn’t I think of that?? The only real difference is the engine placement
@@duyducluu6821Both Mid Engined - As Wiki says, Mark has a V8 (typical Yankee Car) while Kurts suprisingly has a 4 Cylinder Biturbo (Damn He went to the Lotus Way)
Yo you make acceleracers a masterpiece. I didn’t know there was so much depth to these characters and continuity from previous episodes. Dude keep up the work man.
Seriously, dude, you need more subscribers, you do such an amazing job going in-depth on all this and also understand how criminally underrated this series is.
I know this was a year ago, but imma just say this, I can relate with Wylde because some of us had gone through times where we’d feel like we’re looked down upon, judged for being you and other things, Wylde’s cars were even representing who he was, someone who hated his brother for not being kind and caring, not helping him or visiting him when he got sent to prison for two years. In the end, Wylde (after going through hell being tortured by the Racing Drones and being rescued by his brother and the other racers) changed, he begins to care again and goes back to good old Markie but happy cuz his brother came back for him and Markie fought to save Kurt from Kadeem who sadly was beyond saving. Also I hope Flathead Fury and Spinebuster get added into Hot Wheels Unleashed Edit: Even though I never had a brother but having a sister, we used to fight as kids but as adults now, we don’t really argue much but we still love each other as she has my back and I got her’s, she helps comfort me when I’m feeling down or sad as I do the same for her. Moral of the story: love your siblings and cherish the good moments with them
The whistle sound of his car is similar to a Ketle, like how cartoons use to show Anger or rage about to blow, it's connected to him and probably why we all see Markie is all Rage.
Kurt and Mark's relationship was the highlight of the show for me. "Your brother died in prison" line hits really hard. The psychological toll of having done time, especially when it's somebody else's, is surprisingly well depicted in this toy car inspired show. You can easily imagine Kurt's little brother's transformation into Wylde, having to survive prison life, treated like an animal by guards, fighting with other inmates, fantasizing about revenge.
The following drivers will enter the realm; Taro Katano, Shirako Takamoto, Vert Wheeler, Diesel Riggs, Kurt Wylde, Mark Wylde. Ugh, those two are as bad as Nolo and Tork, are you encouraging competition again? Curious, isn't it? Nolo can't forget his brother, and Mark Wylde can't forgive his.
I saw some aspects of myself in marky both in world race and acceleracers atleast in his relationship with his brother (never to this extent of course) And seeing how they acted upon rewatching it when I was like 14 made me want try and fix my relationship with my brothers. We are all cool now and I have this show to partly thank for that.
There is something that I just noticed now I'm making a cover of the Cosmic Realm theme, and is that both Wylde's Theme and the Cosmic Realm Theme not only are in the same key (F# minor) but also have similar guitar riffs. I don't think this is a coincidence since the Cosmic Realm is the mean the characters use to save Wylde from the Drones (and yeah, you guessed it, the Cosmic Realm theme also has a section where the song modulates and it turns into the Drones Theme for a moment). AcceleRacers is so good that even the music is connected and has continuity. The music alongside the movie tells a story.
He was such a good boy, glad he's back to his old self after all that Imagine what he could have achieved if he stayed with Wave Rippers or perhaps reform Street Breed with Dresdan and the boys boys boys (sorry i watched Modest Pelican here)
Please, please keep making these videos. The way you have made me think new ways about characters have I have known for the past 10+ years is crazy and you blow my mind every video. Keep up the awesome work man you really know how to analyze these movies in such an interesting way!
Just found your content today and I must say I'm always super happy to see another acceleracers youtuber pop up! you picked a good time too since the hype from the new Hotwheels game having RD-02 in it has really brought it up for discussion again!
For some reason, Mark replaced Corvette Stingray with Spinebuster. There must be a reason why the car is called Spinebuster. He replaced the car with Flathead Fury. The reason for this is because Mark became more furious after losing Spinebuster.
I don't know if this means anything but Spine Buster also has similar color scheme to Zed-36 Slingshot, black base with some red. Another proof he's becoming like Kurt? 9:36 You missed the chance to say "busted his spine" haha
I have to agree I mean I agree with mark wylde’s actions except for trying to take over the manics I would be pissed if someone threw me in jail for something they started and dragged me into by force or not by force
Wylde was a funny good character in Highway 35 as a young brother trope that wanted to make his brother respect him. But in Acceleracers he did got his respect at the cost of risking thier lives which is very depressing if you think about it. I don't blame Kurt for what he did but seeing Wylde changed took me by surprised yet he chosen that path his brother warned him. However by the end of Acceleracers his actions put the team for once working together in stopping the drones for good plus learning a value lesson that no matter what brothers will always be there for each other that I'm happy Kurt and Wylde Arc is satisfyingly concluded (until it got cancelled but maybe it was for the best).
please watch shadow raiders. it's made by the same people as acceleracers, and is just as good. the entire series is free to watch on youtube. you won't regret it
Hello There boy, For the fact that you are doing continuous reviews about, acceleracers. I would like to report that I have a rewrite of the full story hopefully I will reach great, to get a Remastered
2:45 that is a weird thing to think about. How do all the other drivers reach the next checkpoint? Do they also start at the starting line and race there? or does Tezla just fly them there instantly. Or do they have to pay for their one-way tickets.
I love your Essays, they actually teach me some Stuff of Acceleracers I didn't knew. Btw, Wylde's Theme has a Name, it's called Moving Metal, what do You think it could connect with him and his Personality? (Just want to know your opinion)
BROTHER I GOT THE BEST IDEA I JUST WATCHED THIS AND YOU KNOW WHAT CAME TO MIND BRO ????? 😍😍 DO A VIDEO ON WHAT IF MARK WILD WON THE JUNK REALM AND KURT WAS CAPTURED BY THE DRONES INSTEAD OF MARK YOU KNOW IT WOULD BE EPIC I SEE THE VISION ALREADY
6:26 so let me get this straight: Tezla has manufactured these hyper cars with all these gadgets and durable as jupiter but fails to install a simple air bag, which could have prevented markie from being knocked out nere...
@@chinnymisc that could be a possibility... I mean spine buster had a burning fire inside of it 😅 if I saw that correctly. This man doesn't need no safety 🙏