The Glorious Octagon of Destiny 

Very real fear Solution Just say a few swears

well it hasnt been marked for almost a year, think we're safe

@@jone6135 ...three-thirds? isn't that the end of the video lol

@@marioket9473 ye

@@anamayarawa514 lmao yeah

*Blink Twice, and it becomes days.*

*blink three times, then you'll miss the video*

*Blink Four Times,* and then the King For Another Day Tournament Ends.

Big Feared Balloon I am also here b/c of kfad

Indeed. Though I weirdly saw this due to the 8 Bit Drummer, didn't know Jack and Elmo were a team until I joined after the first round of the tournament passed.

hi

Bruh

69th like. keep it

How does someone do that

Holy shit what the hell

I put it on and… wow…

thank you.

thank you for bringing me into the masterpiece

Elmo is voiced by Chris pratt.

@@D51_YT ur joking, right???????

@@dinetesilva151 yes. Its a joke.

@@D51_YT thank god

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As someone who’s worked with sentence mixing- it likely didn’t take hours. It may have taken a bit to find the clips to make it up, but not hours. Still impressive tho!

Yeah, sentence-mixing doesn't take hours. If anything took hours, it was the visuals.

He even sentence-mixed the "Wazgul is gay" the same part, truly a masterpiece of a reference 🗿

We also found some oatmeal along the way

You are officially obligated to collaborate with OctagonCollaboration now.

@@samholytoe1684 already working on something else 🤗

​@@AutisticYui _Nice._

🐻🐻🐻

True, mowtendoo is just so good

@@chfr true

only 8 minutes? you should really check out the other 2 collabs, they're great too!

Eight minutes. Even the counter is a joke/pun.

It makes sense

That happens to me sometimes to me whenever I watch a lot of colors on my screen

I appreciate the amount of observtion you put into this

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DinoBoi I'm glad someone else is invested this strongly in the detail of this video.

In 2:58, jack was about to say "And today, I'm here to tell you wazgul is gay" which is 11 (?) year old octagon meme in this point

wow

YES!

I knew someone would bring that up eventually

I knew it, someone gonna make that reference

I think gundam Tanaka was important in the class trial

@@GenderlessFurry_They-Them hi kiibo

John Snyder Gotta decent chuckle outta me too.

Same Wait... Is it dumb I've only now noticed it's COUNT Dracula as a pun?

Because tiktok compilations can be shit out on the daily with no thought or effort

It makes you lose a bit of faith honestly...

..is that your next recommended video.

Sometimes, good things happen to bad people. It's a slimy fact we have to accept, especially on the internet.

It’s the popularity algorithm that favors length and regular uploading over quality

I wanted to do this for a while

6:30 is smooooch・∀・

I knew I heard Bonfire!

Not all heroes wear cape

I noticed current day Jablinksi makes a cameo in the niconico douga memes section for liek 1 second

Are we just gonna ignore the whole Francis Castle segment? That had to be difficult. And it is amazing.

@@ailingstar8856 yeah, that's my favorite part. I just wanted to point out a few cool things I noticed in my first watch.

What’s the reference at 4:26 tho?

@@russiancheems2275 In The Hall of the Mountain King by Edvard Grieg.

We know he’s seen the second one

@Pouzdana Really?

ヌイババNuibaba yeah he’s currently the top comment on it

Can you send a link to the second one? I can't find it

@@andrewtroescher1326 It's the second one on this channel, posted in 2013

Ikr

1:01 - Elmo appears from the right, screaming "Stop". Every frame of Elmo's movement appears, blending together while contrasting with the blue background. All of Jack's faces turn to look at Elmo, with a shocked expression. 1:02 - Jack's face appears in thirds, with a brand new background sliding in on every beat. 1:03 - Elmo appears 4 times on the bottom of the screen. 1:03 - As Jack asks "How, Elmo?", he gets smacked in the back of the head with a yellow hexagon flying in from the right. Ty's face appears in the background, with yellow glowing eyes. aAn animation of a building getting destroyed appears on Jack's left. The entire screen is given a heat wave effect, turning up the color contrast and heavily saturating all of the colors on the screen. This all happens in the span of 10 frames. 1:04 - The screen cuts to a background of pulsing and floating octagons, Jack sliding in from the left and right on every beat, accompanied by a fringe effect, and also making the screen slightly shake. Smaller Jacks appear on the fast beats, while larger Jacks appear on the slower beats. 1:09 - As the screen zooms out, a large Jack appears, and a blue soundwave effect appears in the background. 1:09 - The screen zooms into the giant stop sign Jack is holding. 1:10 - Jack and Elmo sit in the middle of an octagon shaped vortex for 2 seconds. 1:12 - Jack and Elmo are standing behind a rock, with various street signs surrounding the area. The sunset in the background is in the shape of a hexagon, while a larger, transparent Jack appears in the background. 1:14 - Plants with octagon-shaped leaves appear in the background. 1:15 - Another Elmo slides behind Jack, with the words "stop" appearing in the background, temporarily silencing everything for a brief moment. 1:16 - The screen turns fuzzy with a TV effect overlaying the screen, and everything turns black and white. 1:16 - The colors invert, changing the black background to white and all the white objects to black. 1:17 - The entire time here, the screen progressively gets fuzzier and blurrier. Elmos appear on the right and left, screaming to the beat of the song. An octagon-shaped loading bar appears in the middle of the screen, loading all the way up to 888% percent. 1:18 - On the right, a background of Elmo and Jack's face cut in half appears, accompanied by a pair of stylized sunglasses. 1:19 - A black octagon appears in the middle of the screen, with hexagon-shaped lights appearing in the middle. 1:20 - A low-poly rendering of Elmo's face as the front of an oncoming train comes into view on the screen. 1:21 - A train appears in the background, quickly zooming to the left. 1:22 - An arrow comes in from the left, swiping away everything. 1:23 - Red, blue and green stars appear in the background, slowing down while the words Rock My Octagon" appear in the middle of the screen. The screen unblurs itself during this time. 1:24 - As the loading bar finishes, the next segment slides in from the left. 1:24 - The scene opens up to Jack walking across a field, surrounded by videos depicting older YTPMVs, such as "Rock My Octagon" and "8 Awesome Angles of RU-vid". 1:28 - The videos around jack stop playing. 1:30 - Jack turns around, an "?!" appearing next to him. RU-vid :/ signs pop into existence in the sky. 1:31 - The camera zooms around, revealing a 3d octagon on the ground. Wispy comets with trails zoom into the 3d shape. A video pops out of it, with the old RU-vid layout displaying the original source video from the Sesame Street RU-vid channel, where Jack Black defines what an octagon is. In the top left, there's a banner of "More Videos" with Elmo's face peeking out from the bottom. In the actual video, Jack's face is overlayed with a cartoon cityscape with octagons appearing in the bottom right. Below that, the view counter is going up. 1:33 - The video buffers briefly, with a loading symbol with triangles forming the shape of an octagon appear. The triangles pulse outwards consecutively, creating a loading animation. This animation lasts for 7 frames. 1:33 - The scene cuts to the real Jack peering at the screen from behind. 1:34 - The camera does a focus blur where the real Jack gets blurred and the video in the foreground gets unblurred. 1:35 - The screen starts glitching. In the background, a counter starting at the number 8 begins to count down to 0. 1:36 - A new shot, with Jack staring intensely at the screen. 1:37 - Multiple shots here, with Jack slowly getting closer to the screen. 1:37 - Jack gets too close, getting sucked into an octagon-shaped vortex. 1:38 - 1:41 - Jack hurtles through layers of editing software, with dynamic lighting and screen shakes. Rainbow rings are passed through, the amount of sides based on the number Jack says on every beat of the song. This entire scene lasts for 25 frames, but is packed to the brim with detail. 1:42 - Jack dissolves into a bunch of colored orbs. In the background, the rings keep falling down. 1:45 - Many different screens with different color schemes appear here. The first one says "RME" with "A Love Eight Relationship" in smaller text beneath it, a pun on "A Love Hate Relationship". 1:46 - A green/light blue screen appears here, with the text "Fortune from Tpast." 1:46 - Flashing octagons fly out of a hole in Jack's hand. 1:47 - 1:48 - Elmo loads into existence, appearing low-poly for a brief moment. 1:49 - A rotating screen comes in from the top, with the same city art from before, with Jack finally realizing what a stop sign is. 1:50 - Zooming out, the screen reveals itself to be inside of editing software. The words "We Found An Octagon" appear in the computer window. 1:51 - An SNES and an SNES controller zoom out of the middle. 1:52 - A retro tv encompasses the screen, and presents the next segment. 1:53 - The title screen has: - A pixelated Elmo, animated in 60 fps - A title of "Octavania" - Flashing text that says "Push Stop Key" - "TM and 1988" - "Sesami Industry co. .ltd." - "Licensed by viewers like you" - The Sesami logo above the "Octavania" logo - Scrolling squares moving from right to left - The same title screen appearing on the right and left, with a static effect 1:54 - The screen twists and darkens, with Jack dressed as Simon Belmont appearing. For every "Hey", the screen shakes. 1:55 - Jack and Elmo appear in the background, with Jack below, entering the gates of the castle. Above, the "hearts" symbol has been replaced with a stop sign, starting out with 8 lives. 1:57 - Jack Black appears again, this time shaking the screen more violently with every "Hey". 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1:58 - 2:04 - This little scene is great, showing a 3d rendering of the front of the castle from different angles. The count from sesame street appears here, drawn in the pose reminiscent of Dio sitting in a throne, from the anime "Jojo's Bizarre Adventure". As the doors open, Jack yells "Come on!". 2:05 - A walking sprite of Jack (Photoshopped with legs again) goes through the levels of Castlevania in the order in which they appear in. In the first level, the windows flash to signify lightning. 2:07 - In the second stage, Jack jumps and attacks a flying medusa head, killing it. 2:08 - In the third stage, there is lightning flashing in the background. A skeleton appears behind jack, throwing a bone and knocking him into the bottomless pit. As this happens, the bird on the statue next to jack flies away. 2:10 - As jack falls down the pit, he exclaims "This is embarrassing". 2:12 - Jack appears in the fourth stage, jumping over a pit. 2:14 - In the fifth stage, portraits of the count appear in the hallways. 2:16 - In the last stage, the screen zooms into the lion head, entering the final boss stage. 2:18 - Jack is seen entering the final boss room. 2:18 - Jack appears briefly, saying "Wait a minute!". 2:19 - The count greets him, saying "Welcome to my castle", while pointing at and cradling the letter 8. 2:20 - Jack stands in the hallway, holding a sword with a stop sign on top. 2:22 - Jack throws the stop sign. 2:24 - The stop sign crosses the screen, slicing the count's throat. 2:24 - The count screams. 2:25 - The count's head falls off. 2:26 - On the last note, the victory screen appears, the castle crumbling in the background and Jack looking at it from a distance. 2:27 - The words "Thank You For Playing." appear on the top of the screen. 2:29 - Jack and Elmo appear on an orange background with bokeh lights and falling leaves. 2:35 - A band stretches across the screen, with an interview of Jack Black appearing inside of the band. 2:39 - Jack appears 3 times, a reference to the original video this segment was remixed from; "Because Jack Black is stopping me" by KinkyOats. 2:40 - 2:45 - Continuing the reference, the mountains that appear in the original video appear behind Jack. A neon kaliedoscope effect appears around the shrinking octagon frame that Jack is inside. A ripple effect appears behind the kaliedoscope and Jack. Even though this scene appears for 5 seconds, it's filled with color, patterns, and movement. 2:46 - 2:49 - Jack runs across a forest in autumn, presumably searching for an octagon. 2:50 - An animation of a line transforming into an octagon plays. The line turns into a triangle, then progressively gains more sides until it turns into an octagon. As the animation plays, the text scrolling sound from Super Paper Mario can be heard, foreshadowing the next segment of the video. In the background, there's a picture of Jack and Elmo with several other pictures taped on the wall behind it. 2:53 - Text that says "Eight Glorious Sides" appears, with blurry inverting Jacks in the background. An "old film" filter overlays the scene. 2:54 - The same background appears but this time zoomed out. The stop-motion animation happens again, but on every picture. The pictures taped on the wall here include: - Elmo looking to the right - An upside-down Elmo - Jack with Elmo on his shoulder (Also OctagonCollaboration's RU-vid profile picture) - Jack Black and Elmo holding a stop sign, with the text "Octagon" and "A shape with eight sides and eight angles", referring to the titular bit the video is based off of - Jack Black in a disguise with the text "Disguise" and "When you change the way something looks to make it hard to tell what it actually is", a reference to another Jack Black cameo on Sesame Street - A zoomed in picture of Jack's face - Jack Black kicking, next to Po from "Kung Fu Panda", an animated character that Jack Black voices 2:56 - The same scene from earlier appears, with the text "Eight Stunning Angles" and stop signs being held from the left and right. 2:57 - The original scene zooms out from the middle of the screen, inverting rapidly. 2:58 - A twisty metallic background fades in and wiggles, turning dark blue. 2:59 - Super Paper Mario text appears on the bottom of the screen, saying "Hey how's it going? I'm Francis", with "Francis" appearing in green. In the background, stop signs are drawn into existence. Each stop sign has been drawn over mulitple times to create a jiggling loop animation. (Continued in replies)

3:02 - The stop sign in the middle opens up, revealing a green Jack wearing Francis' swirly glasses. Text at the bottom says "And today, I'm here to tell you Wazgul is g", referring to "Wazgul is gay". 3:03 - A "Super Paper Elmo" logo appears. 3:04 - The scene twists into 3d, with several paper Marios falling and bouncing on the floor. Jack appears in the background with a beanie ,resembling Francis from Super Paper Mario. 3:05 - Jack flips into 3d, disappearing from the scene. Inside of the box, the scene is warped and twisted. 3:05 - The background to this scene is one of Francis' secret rooms with one of the fort keys hidden inside. 3:06 - The scene zooms out, revealing the doors that are in the main hallway of Fort Francis, with Elmo's face taking the place of the kitty doors that were originally there. 3:06 - As Jack says "One-two-three", little robots fall from the sky that resemble Elmo, these being recreated from Super Paper Mario, where in the original game they were Meow-bots. 3:07 - The doors close 3:07 - Jack falls down on the left and rides a motorcycle to the right, crashing into the wall. As Jack rides across, Elmo's eyes follow him. 3:07 - The screen zooms out again, revealing the doors to Fort Francis, which then close. 3:09 - Above the fort, the void breaks open the screen. 3:11 - Jack gets sucked in, as well as an Elmo-bot and a virtual boy. 3:12 - A vortex with white Jacks ease into existence, the stop signs changing into the colors of the rainbow. 3:14 - Count Bleck's face appears in the middle. The monocle on the right eye has a negative space effect where the blue lines move on their own inside of the window of the eye, and not with the movements of the actual face. 3:15 - Bleck opens his mouth, consuming the screen. Rainbow afterimages of Bleck's mouth appear. 3:16 - Another vortex appears, a spiral of rainbow Jacks spiraling down the middle. 3:17 - At the end of the vortex, Jack is shown with a stop sign for a head and Jack's head as the stop sign. Text appears at the bottom of the screen that says "Look Elmo, I'm the stop sign!". 3:18 - Jack gasps 3:19 - Jack counts the angles of the stop sign, the number appearing in the middle. A line is drawn around the edges and inside of the stop sign, corresponding with the position Jack's finger is in. A pattern appears behind the stop sign, opening up a new pattern of colors on each count. On every count, a white ring flies out of the stop sign. 3:22 - Jack reaches 8, and then starts to count backwards. 3:24 - As Jack reaches 3, the stop sign, Elmo, and Jack all turn rainbow colored. 3:25 - As jack hits zero, Kirby's face appears within the stop sign, and the scene zooms into the Gourmet Race segment. 3:25 - A DS is shown. The top screen briefly says "You cannot defeat me, for the finale is yet to come!". This text appears for 2 frames, making it very easy to miss. The screen zooms in, with pictures on the bottom screen that say various things. Titles beneath Jack's picture display a "Gourmet Shapes" logo, and "Revenge of Hexagon", with Ty appearing in the center. 3:26 - Titles on the right are shown. The pictures swing back and forth as they are being framed (from top to bottom) - Mettaton punch - Sakurai Kirby - Kirby OwO shapes - Kirby on the rave - Snack Tracks 3:27 - As Jack says "Can't stop, Elmo", a sign that says "Can't stop Elmo" is shown beneath. 3:30 - The screen zooms into the "Gourmet Shapes" sign. 3:31 - Jack Black as King Dedede and Elmo as Kirby bounce through a stage with block designs incorporating octagons, octagon-themed rock formations, and star-shaped grass. Elmo is seen in the background, singing the melody. Jack Dedede is holding a stop sign, a reference to King Dedede's signature mallet. 3:33 - 3:36 - As Jack counts from 1 to 8, Elmo Kirby collects rainbow dots that transform into shapes that have as many sides as jack is currently saying, eventually ending up with Elmo Kirby carrying an octagon. 3:37 - On this screen, Elmo and Jack are in the top left and top right corners, dancing to the beat of the song. Little popsicle-stick puppets of Jack Dedede and Elmo Kirby appear in a slot below. The "Sides" and "Angles" score are seen glitching out, with the "Gourmet Shapes" logo next to it. On each beat of the song, the color scheme of the screen changes. Below Jack and Elmo is a logo saying "Course 2", referring to the stage the song plays in Kirby Super Star. 3:38 - Jack Black appears in the background, barely visible. 3:39 - Text springs up from the bottom of the screen, saying what Jack says in the song. 3:41 - The "Goods" score ends on the word "Stop", the "Hi-Score" ends on 888, and the "Sides" and "Angles" end on 8. All the scores turn a glowing white when this happens. 3:42 - The screen transitions via a checkerboard pattern that takes up the entirety of the screen, and then disappears. 3:42 - Elmo Kirby is seen riding on a motorbike. 3:45 - Jack asks "How, Elmo?" while staring at Elmo. Next to him, Eric Andre's head appears in a computer tab. 3:46 - Eric asks Jack "What's your address?" in a tab above him. Next to that tab is a life bar tab that reads "HP: 102". 3:46 - The screen zooms onto Jack's face, where Jack says "That's not a fair question...". 3:48 - Jack gets electrocuted three times. Whenever jack gets electrocuted, the screen darkens and Eric's eyes glow. 3:51 - The tab changes to the question "What's the word on the street?". 3:52 - A Waddle Dee holds up a sign, rotating it three times, counting down from 3 each time. 3:53 - On the last rotation, Jack is shown on the sign, yelling "Octagon!". 3:53 - Waddle Dees appear on both sides, throwing out party poppers that transition into the next scene. 3:54 - Jack Dedede and Elmo Kirby run towards a floating stop sign. 3:56 - A more lifelike version of Jack Dedede and Elmo Kirby stand on a winner's pedestal, with Jack's arm holding the stop sign. A stop sign space ship is shown behind them. 3:57 - Jack and Elmo hop inside of the spaceship, which slowly begins to spin as it ascends into the sky. 3:59 - The doors of the spaceship close (Continued in replies)

5:00 - The background shakes and turns into a kaleidoscopic version of itself, and Jack's head squashes and stretches accordingly. 5:01 - Japanese kanji appears again in a new scene. This entire scene is a reference to one of the shots of the opening to the anime "Kill Me Baby", where Sonya (one of the characters) can be seen standing in front of a UFO, which breaks through the ground in front of her, to which she steps backwards in surprise before running up a pink tentacle protruding from the UFO carrying a gun. A 3d Elmo is standing on some sort of patio, here. A liquified Jack breaks through the ground, saying "Look! this stop sign has onetwothreefourfivesixseven eight sides!" Elmo steps back in surprise at this. 5:02 - Elmo runs up an outstretched pink tentacle. 5:04 - Elmo does a front flip while running up the tentacles, which on closer inspection, are textured with Jack's face saying "Man!". 5:05 - As Elmo runs into Jack, the screen transitions in a white flash to the "Octadrive!" segment. 5:06 - Jack's face inside of an octagon appears here, shaking back and forth to the beat of the song, saying "I'm Jack!" on every shake. Scrolling white octagons appear beneath and above Jack here, with scrolling Japanese text appearing behind. On each shake, a stop sign is thrown up from the ground, accompanied with a white glowing ring that expands from the top. 5:07 - As the screen transitions, the bar across the screen eases out to the left. 5:07 - The octagon turns white, and zooms in to the top, where Jack's face appears multiple times, saying "Eight" on every rotation. 5:08 - Jack's face is squashed, stretched, and even flipped upside down here. 5:09 - Text saying "Eight Awesome Angles" appears beneath Jack, with two stop signs flying in from the back and creating expanding white octagon-shaped rings behind them. 5:10 - Clouds in the same shape as the clouds from the "Viva Octagon" segment appear, with an octagon-shaped moon in the background. A new layer of Elmos appear on every "Elmo" in the song, which slowly fall down. 5:13 - Jack spazzes out while coming in from the right and notices Elmo. 5:14 - Black bars slide in from the top and bottom, focusing our attention on Jack. Suddenly, the view changes to the stop sign, and Jack grabs it while the screen rotates to the side. 5:15 - The background fades in from top to bottom, while the scrolling octagons from earlier expand into existence. A white octagon in the middle of the screen appears, and takes its place in the middle of the screen. Jack slides in from the left, and disappears while moving to the right multiple times, each time being a different frame than the last. Jack counts the sides of the stop sign here. 5:16 - Jack starts moving in the other direction here, counting from 1 to 8 again, this time, counting the angles of the stop sign. 5:20 - Reisin Inaba (with white hair instead of purple) appears in a cartoon panel that pops up in the middle of the screen, Jack saying "Look! it's an octagon!". Black motion lines appear behind it. It's also worth mentioning here that Reisin is animated, having a few frames where she blinks. 5:20 - The panel expands to the right, revealing Jack eagerly displaying a stop sign. 5:21 - Many things happen in rapid succession here. Pink and green circles come out of the middle of the screen, revealing the word "Octagon!" in front of a stop sign. The text here has a shadow that extends into the bottom right. The background here is composed of red squares fading into white. A burst of confetti appears from the middle of the bottom. Jack and Elmo with bunny ears appear on the right and left, drawn similarly to Reisin from before. Elmo's shirt is red and Jack's shirt is orange, accordingly to their color schemes. 5:21 - As the screen zooms into the stop sign, white outlines begin to pulse inwards to the middle of the stop sign. 5:22 - The screen reveals a yellow background with scrolling bunnies on the top and bottom. Japanese kanji scrolls across the screen in a white bar this time. A bunny symbol appears in the background here. Drawings of Reisin from before are flung in from the left, and fall down into the middle. 5:22 - The bunny symbols morph into octagons, and the last version of Reisin is shown with a dejected expression. The Japanese in the back turns into the word "Octagon" repeated, and Jack slides in from the right. 5:22 - The screen slides upward, encompassed by a black wall with octagon-shaped silhouettes sticking out of it. 5:23 - Reisin is dancing to Dance Dance Revolution with a cheery expression. As the screen zooms out, her face is half-covered in shadow, and she starts missing notes. Jack is on the right, his notes being replaced with octagons. Jack is being cheered on by other anime characters (presumably from the same universe). 5:23 - A pink ball falls into the middle of the screen, with Jack, Elmo, and Reisin appearing four times, the screen getting darker on each appearance. 5:24 - Elmo's eyes and mouth flash 5:24 - Reisin holds up a bat. A vignette is applied here, darkening the screen and increasing the tension here. An annoyed symbol appears on her head, with Jack and Elmo in the background. Elmo's head appears, with a spinning ring of arms circling it. 5:24 - The screen starts getting glitchier and more distorted. 5:24 - A screen flash, and then a scene showing Reisin knocking silhouettes of Elmo and Jack into the sky. 5:26 - Jack is flying through the sky, launching stop signs as bullets. 5:26 - Jack says "Oh no". Something flies across the background, and then comes around to whack him in the face. 5:27 - A short animation of an explosion, with octagons flying out of it. Text saying "Ow!" appears beneath it. A burst of power items fly out of Jack. 5:27 - Jack and Elmo appear on both sides, Jack beaten up with scratches, a band-aid, and a tear coming out of one eye. 5:27 - A text box appears below, with Jack saying "I got kicked in the face by a snow goose". 5:29 - Black bars appear on the top and bottom of the screen. Black lines to signify a TV effect appear, and Elmo and Jack start glowing. Static appears on the top and bottom. Then it transitions to the intermission before the Snow Goose segment. 5:29 - Jack appears, inverting rapidly while singing the melody of the song, with a wall of white octagons behind him. 5:30 - Four more Jacks appear next to him and the wall zooms out, revealing more octagons. 5:31 - Two jacks appear on the left and right, this time with the outlines of the octagons appearing on the background. 5:31 - The octagons invert, making the insides white and the outsides dark. 5:31 - Zooming in reveals Jack hidden inside the middle octagon. 5:32 - The screen flips, revealing more Jacks inside of more octagons next to him. 5:33 - A "Snow Jack" logo appears, surrounded by neon lines. A white octagon is shown in the middle. Jack can be seen in the background, although very faintly. 5:34 - The screen starts shaking and turning red, Jack easing in from the bottom of the screen and raising to the top. 5:35 - The background opens in the shape of an octagon, revealing Jack, yelling "Octagon!" multiple times. A red octagon-shaped background can be observed. 5:36 - Zooming out reveals Jack to be on another stop sign being held by another Jack. The background is sliced in half here, with two parts of it happening at the same time. 5:37 - Shifting to the left reveals yet another Jack, identical in nature except flipped on the other side. 5:37 - The stop signs converge, and both Jacks turn white. The screen zooms inside of the stop sign, revealing a floating octagon-shaped clock in space, rotating quickly. 5:38 - The hour hand of the clock lands on the number 8. 5:38 - A violent screen shake transitions to Jack in front of a gray background. 5:39 - A series of shakes with glimpses of an orange background with octagons in a band across the screen happens. 5:40 - Jack saying "Hey, How's it goin'? I'm Jack" with a snowy effect overlaying the screen and a dark, moody remix of the cloud background from the original Sesame Street backdrop. 5:41 - A kaleidoscope effect here, with black lines moving across the screen. The backdrop changes from blue to orange. 5:42 - Many red flashing lights in quick succession here. 5:43 - Jack yells "Look!" while in front of a background filled with neon lights. 5:43 - Jack zooms in three times, saying "Eight Awesome Angles!". 5:45 - A scene from the music video of Tenacious D's "Wonderboy". Jack is heard singing here, a lovely rendition of "Snow Goose" by Mutsuhiko Izumi. The screen shakes on every beat here. 5:47 - Looking up reveals a frozen stop sign with a vortex of snow pouring from it, the stop sign being the epicenter. 5:50 - Elmo, on Jack's left, does a double take. 5:50 - A slow zoom-in into the stop sign. 5:51 - Jack cries out "Stop!" and Elmo flies into the screen. 5:52 - A bewildered Jack stares into the camera, on his left and right are jacks yelling "Oh!" multiple times. 5:53 - Elmo is seen dancing on top of the stop sign. (Continued in the replies)

7:01 - as elmo punches jack, a super meter begins charging in the bottom left corner. as a side note, in the top right, just above the red boxing ring wire, a very small thomas papillon pixel art can be observed 7:02 - when elmo releases a super punch, jack gets knocked out. a beam of light appears above him. jack's face in the corner changes to a pained expression when this happens 7:03 - jack appears in heaven, with white comets spiraling around, and jack's face appearing in various places in the clouds. jack gains a pair of wings and an octagon-shaped halo 7:04 - jack black as jesus appears in front of the pearly gates, with regular jacks appearing everywhere 7:06 - as the clouds part, an octagon shaped hole appears, with jack and elmo in front of it. the scene zooms into the light-filled hole, transitioning to the bloomin' octagon segment 7:08 - jack says "this stop sign has eight fantastic sides", while the stop sign slowly rotates. there are orbs composed of dancing jacks that surround the floating stop sign. scenes from "8 sides of nico nico douga" can be seen in the stop sign 7:11 - jack says "and has eight awesome angles". the stop sign spins around. inside of the stop sign, scenes from "8 awesome angles of youtube" can be seen 7:13 - the spinning stop sign backs into a vortex of lights and color, with octagon-shaped outlines pulsing out of it 7:15 - the scene collapses into a ball, plants itself into the ground, and flowers burst forth into bloom from where it lands. a stem shoots upwards, accompanied by twirling yellow comets 7:17 - the petals unfold, revealing a stop sign 7:17 - the glorious octagon of destiny logo appears. jack and elmo can be seen in the background 7:20 - 7:27 - jack fades into the foreground, and then zooms to the right 7:27 - 7:37 - as the credits roll, the source videos that had been remixed are shown in the octagon-shaped portraits on the wall, slowly rocking back and forth. some pictures can be seen beside them, such as: - elmo's face on a post-it note - one of the pictures from earlier detailing what an octagon is - a stop sign in a portrait frame - another picture from earlier detailing what a disguise is 7:38 - zooming down reveals an octagon-shaped guitar with the word "stop" on it scratched and faded. inside of the guitar, flames can be seen. a pentagram draws itself behind the guitar, with a smoke ring coming out of it. next to the guitar is a potted plant 7:39 - the scene transitions inside of the guitar, where the beelzeboss segment happens 7:40 - jack can be seen in the background, counting the sides of an octagon. an overlay of rotating gears appear here, the author's names appearing in the middle 7:45 - the screen zooms out, into a vortex filled with octagons. jack appears on the right and left, saying "octagon!" on each appearance 7:49 - the colors of the vortex invert, with portraits coming out of the middle, showing the previous collabs the team had worked on before 7:51 - an explosion, with tenacious d on a motorbike careening towards the camera 7:52 - jack and elmo appear in the background, with stop signs everywhere. each stop sign says "the end" on it 7:55 - this logo is about as glorious as the collab itself

Did you just seriously make a pin with a music artist. How?

well he made the last medley as well

I await their return each day

Nex did super hexagon

@@vengtan3990 how do you know?

@@typhoonthunder Dkcplayer told me

@@typhoonthunder i'm 99% sure GramBam36 worked on the Heart of Fire part, if you check the original video there's a comment of his, it's possible he made the visuals ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mAf7C5oj62U.html

@@Naltrex nah, pretty sure that's mmaker. grambam's visuals are good but they ain't on THAT level

that's one hell of a throwback

Have you seen the CC for Japanese? It’s absolutely insane how well done they are

Fucking amazing.

Beautiful

This reads like a Tenacious D song and I love it

I slowly read this while watching the video and oh my god

Sounds like a jojo plot lol.

Did you do it?

@@iceypino1086 yes, 8/8 would recommend. We don't need to drop balls or other 3D shapes over here, we have octagons

Thanks buddy, this is what I’m gonna be doing next New Year’s Eve.

New years eve 2027 plans

I randomly remembered this comment and just wanted to say 2024 is an important year for octagons. 2024 is divisible by 8, and its digits add up to 8. The last time that happened was 1520, and the next time will be 2240 🛑

This is better

Nobody: This stupid fucking “meme format”: Literally the worst thing on RU-vid right now By the way, WhEn YoU’rE sO eArLy CoMmEnTs DoN’t LoAd

Kid: Can we have The Glorious Octagon of Destiny? Mom: No, we have The Glo- Me: This comment is overused.

I like how you bothered editing the punchline because of the backlash lol.

@@ammagon4519 no, I edited this because of a typo.

@@sethro57personal oh

If it was 8%, I forgive them.

It’s like, 6%. We’re almost there.

Your profile picture... *TRAITOR!*

That just means people watched it more than once.

all subtitles can do that but the person who did the subtitles chose for it to be considered japanese subtitles

ye hectagon

@@jster9877 yes

crazy to think that mowtendoo was capable of all this by himself

@@typhoonthunder yeah

Hmmm I thought it was the 8th part JaJablion

woah

Imposible...

Woah woah

-8 + 8 + 8 = 16

Not true, -8 + 8 is zero, so adding a further 8 would make the end result 8.

I think he has

Yeeman this video has taken me back into the void of anime I don’t know if I’m complaining or not send help

Rance Is my role model my phones lock screen is a cat girl so

Rance Is my role model it’s a cute cat girl from a game

Rance Is my role model vanilla

Rance Is my role model why are you talking about me like that wtf

this comment was posted 8 glorious hours ago!

He was an octagonal one

Just hope that this is the timeline in which this isn't the last one.

I wouldn't be surprised if this was actually the last one. Any more and it would make the already tired concept even more tired

There was actually an old spice one of around the same size a couple months back. Look up Muscular Wonders.

omg is this a notch reference? o_o

Like someone up there already said the international wrestling festival happens every year on December 31st, there's also the japanese inmu/cookie equivalents, look up new year's dreams 2018, it's the best 2018 yptmv'ish video of the past year!

But tell me, How does it FEEL to find an Octagon?

LazyPurple I didn’t realize you would be into these XD

You should watch some of the Mcdonnald MADS, trust me, it’s worth it

swiftwater gave me PTSD of hexagons, so this video is an automatic 8/8 for me

@@bobbyp0243 he's an absolute og

It him

>wholesome >6:03 - 6:29 Just dont look up Inmu then

That's actually pretty funny, lol.

And with my like, the number of likes to your comment has become 88.

llirbwerdnadivad it’s 89 now someone ruined it this is why you can’t point things out like this

@@Volcanic_Rave so we go for 888

@@Volcanic_Rave Your name has 88 in it. That makes up for it.

Same, except mine never came back. :(

Oh, but it gets better when you realise that there are 8 packs of 8 packs of 8 packs of 8 packs of 8 packs of 8 packs of 8 packs of 8 packs of popsicles!

@@shadowivy333 Time to go deeper. 8^8^8^8^8^8^8^8.

Nolram Good thing he brought back 8 popsicles

8→8→8

To be fair, he did see the previous one on this channel.

I disagree. I think he's in touch enough with gamer/internet nerd culture to understand a good portion of the references.

​@@BL4RG4Ni would not like to think that jack black knows about touhou

It would be very funny though

​@@Bofeveryhe looks like he plays Touhou

2nd comment waaaaaaat??

Y e s

Hey Madz.

even the subtitles

Check out Power of Terry or IWF2017.

Ok "A Press Guy"

Thank you TJ """Henry""" Yoshi, very cool.

Agreed! It's this kind of content that you can't really find anywhere else. It's this stuff that makes me not miss cable.

What are you doing here "henry"

@@LilyLinko enjoying the highest quality videos this platform has to offer

I don’t and this is one of my favorite videos on the whole platform

When I was young, I saw quite a few nostalgic YTPMVs on the RU-vid, and I am sure that was enough for me

does it have to do with the specific songs chosen?

Or just know after effects, which makes you feel a different type of pain knowing how long this probably took to render

Or you could be a fan of most of these franchises :^)

It's happening.gif

Oooctagon!

Holy shit it was so good. I had this big dumb smile on my face the whole time, what a trip.

And for 8 wonderous minutes.

i like how this comment is 2 hours older than the collab

How is that possible when a week only contains 7 million people?

8 week a month

I watch this video every other day, that's 4 days a week.

Absolutely

I disagree. You should watch it 8 years a year in 8 hour intervals with 8 minute breaks in between, all within a span of 8 seconds and repeat 8 times a day, 8 days a week on 8 different devices within 8 meter radius of you

thank you.

Tysm

Tysm for the songs and the lolibot

i recognized Viva Happy the moment i heard it lmao

@@chara5 You really aren't alone.

The parts were not created and submitted in 8k, it was 1080p at best, and then it was upscaled to 8k for the joke, but also so youtube's compression doesn't go rogue on the quality

​@@chfr Wait why? Wouldn't it have been possible to actually render most of it in 8K (aside from the source material)?

@@haxalicious Very few participants would've been able to decently work on their ae project at 8k resolution, that shit requires loooooooooots of processing power, hence why it's easier to work on it in 720/1080p and THEN upscale it from the computer on one dude that can afford to do it

@@chfr well yeah obviously. Was it upscaled using just a generic upscaler or worked on in 1080 and 720 and then rendered in 8K? I know some software works just fine with that (mainly ones that have vector formats or 3D models) while others do not.

@@haxalicious 720/1080p renders and then used an upscaler, after effects' composition model doesn't allow you to change the size to 8k just at the end without fucking everything up

Nah. Wholesome comment. Wholesome meme. Wholesome community. I watched the first two collabs on TV with my friends years ago. When I found out that this video was legitimate I immediately messaged them to get together again to watch this one. Sitting on the couch, watching the time count down and for the video to start playing brought back memories over something that would seem so small to someone else, yet meant so much to us four. I hope in five and ten years time, that we may connect again over a collab as good as this. Thank you.

Because.. that's what heroes do.

*EVERYONE LIKED THAT*

This comment now has 888 likes.

Stf

Always has been.

Always has been.

3rd reply Wait *Octagon

Always has been.

Always one listen before going to sleep.

Yo WHAT???

@@echoinginfinity2074 yes. and we live in a world where Chris Pratt is Mario

@SuperPlushMultiverse archive you mean excited?

Jack Black is Po from Kung Fu Panda, and Po is now Bowser from the Mario Movie.

@@wilderduran8427 no way