Mighty Nein TV series announcement but featuring the original scenes 

I thank everyone who continues to like my comment because this way I keep remembering to come back to this video.

The swell has some real "Avengers" vibes going on. It gets me everytime too.

It’ll be so heartbreaking to watch the series through knowing that what they did to save their home won’t be known in its entirety, won’t be remembered, that their names won’t be legend. But they’ll live on as strange, wandering adventurers who changed the lives of the people they met along the way. Incredible group, I’m so excited to see them animated

@@groovybeet a lot of people who matters will know. Allura will know. Vox Machina will know. And their story didn't end. There is still time for them to shine.

@@hazarozgen6508 you’re right, you’re right 💪

I hope they keep the episode name

@@Sawvvwa They damn well better

😭😭😭😭 omfg I LOVE that scene I can’t WAIT to see it

travis in general. They're all amazing, but for me Travis is on a whole other level. He plays my favorite character in every season. But he always shares that spot with one of the women haha (pike in C1, Jester in C2 and fearne in C3). Interestingly, it's always the women that interact the most with Travis' Character 😂

I really hope that they nail the tension leading up to it

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@@TheBlarggle edited for clarity. happy 🤣

I doubt “we can all agree” on anything

Agreed, we riot!

They cast Khary as Sovereign Uriel in Vox Machina, who's to say they won't do the same for Skakasta in Mighty Nein?

@@sadlobster1 that would be too confusing, having the same actor voice two different characters in the show. 😜

He'll be there. At this point, I trust them to do it up right.

The mighty nein has my whole heart. I need to stop reading these comments or I will shed whole tears

I think it's because we dropped into VMs story when they were already into 2 years. We didn't get a "you all are sitting in a tavern" moment with them. They all knew each other, had made bonds. With M9, we saw those bonds form over the course of the first several episodes. We saw their backstories slowly unravel whereas with VM we only really got Percy's and some of Scanlans with his daughter, a little bit of Keyleths. I will always love C1, but C2 is just pure D&D from the very begining.

Not sure what level of spoiler you're looking for, but let's say it involved an entity trying to force Fjord to do something. If you want more context and don't care about spoilers, look up "Fjord pulls one of the craziest moves in CR history" by Nico Neilson.

@@TimpanistMoth_AyKayEll Also, who is the "boy" Nott is referring to

@@sadlobster1 Caleb. In a metaphorical and protective sense. Nott is smaller and seemed, to the party at first, younger or at least weaker, so this was Nott informing them they had the parent-child dynamic the wrong way around.

@@TimpanistMoth_AyKayEll I had my suspicions she was referring to Caleb

Best don't investigate this and just let it happen when the time is right. Both Fjord and Caleb's lines represent two absolutely STUNNING decisions from the campaign.

Same!

Possibly to minimize spoilers? In all fairness, Cad's going to end up getting a lot more screentime...

Good reason to be scared. That's a very Mercer thing he'd gleefully do to us all. LOL

@@LiquidxAngel again

Oh, 100%. I choose to view this as, "Hurray, we'll probably get a whole season with [spoiler]!" 😂

i'd imagine it ends right before that, but that season 2 ends its first episode that way

I don't remember the exact episode. If I'm remembering right, it's very late in the series. While they're gearing up for the fight with the Nonagon.

Episode 140 after they defeat Lucien, watched it yesterday for the first time :D

@@bassamarea5060 Thank you so much. Lucky you. Nothing like watching it the first time. Hope you liked it.

@@bassamarea5060 Thanks for refreshing my memory!

*Blayast

They definitely got a bit more creative making these characters after playing Vox Machina it feels

In season 2 they made things more political and morally gray, resulting in a more complex story than the classic high fantasy of season 1. They also moved away from the tropey characters (big dumb brute with a heart of gold, horny bard, brooding rogue, etc), which originally were a result of how the first campaign came to be - as a private oneshot purely for fun.

The track is called "Welcome to Tal'Dorei" funnily enough

Actually it's Welcome to Wildemount

@@chrisambrosino4559 Yeah that's what I thought (it would be logical). But then I checked and it turned out to be Welcome to Tal'Dorei

@@timofluit5132 Yeah, they have the same basic track in both themes, but they used the Tal'Dorei one. Perhaps because it starts quieter, and they could cut it in better? No idea honestly. I just hope they use the og track and others in the show to get that nostalgia authenticity in there.

He can't be ..maybe the end of season 1

I mean, it's Amazon Prime Video, not like, Disney Channel. So I wouldn't be too sure about that