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0:01 Reversing 0:05 and 0:06 Amazing Music 0:10 More good music 0:15 and 0:16 Music 0:19 Last part of the intro 0:20 AAAAAAAAAAA 0:22 Harry Potter Spells 0:26 Two waiting for the spells to activate 0:27 The Spell works and 2 is happy Edit For the people arguing if two is a demon or not Two is a magician
@@Sarmale_Lover07 @undertalegamer1999 Two is most likely an algibralian, not a demon. FOUR however, most likely IS atleast part demon, considering that first of all, his... QUESTIONABLE actions towards the BFB contestants, second of all, while X was reminding four of what to say before the BFB challenge in front of the ancient temple X says four is cursed, and finally he LITERALLY POSSESSES MULTIPLE OBJECTS in the finale of BFB, which is an abillity that no other algibralian has, and is commonly associated with demons/spirits/ghost. (I do still think he is atleast PARTIALLY algibralian though.) TWO on the other hand, is most likely NOT a demon considering 1st of all : he is nice to all of the contestants. 2nd of all : acually has MANNERS and didnt FORCE everyone onto TPOT, and 3rd of all : Two has NEVER stated to be even REMOTELY connected to any demonic or evil forces aside from his "power". However, algibralians having some sort of ability or impossible quirk is common among them. For example : Eight is aparently made of pure lead and is EXTREMELY heavy, Seven is basically the exact opposite, and Nine being... THAT guy. (oh yeah Nine can also do a sick kickflip and other skateboard tricks, WITH HIS FEET GLUED TO THE SKATEBOARD.) Thus is the conclusion of my evidence for my Two is not a demon.
