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[BLOODED_hands]

A good handshake is probably fundamental in these dire times, I presume.

Tilda's outfit sort of reminds me of Corvo's outfit somewhat. It's legit badass.

 

[TheFlow]

Damn the costume design is on point with this show.

 

[DangerMouse]

Yeah. That was a nice scene. Some parting party favors for Sunny too.

Hmmmm, probably shoulda told him, rather than have him find out on the battlefield. Not that that would probably end well either.

 

[Volimar]

Seems like more breaks tonight.

 

[DangerMouse]

A good handshake is probably fundamental in these dire times, I presume.

Tilda's outfit sort of reminds me of Corvo's outfit somewhat. It's legit badass.

Yeah.

 

[IronRinn]

Surprised Bajie and Minerva haven't met up yet. Show doesn't usually like to wait to tie up story threads.

 

[Volimar]

Oh snap a badlands mobile game.

 

[DangerMouse]

Aww shit.

Damn, that's a lot of swords.

 

[Baroquemantic]

Holy shit

 

[Volimar]

That's a hell of a bomb.

 

[Mrbob]

Ah shit.

 

[DangerMouse]

Going all in on all aspects with this message.
Ooops Widow.

DAMN, holy crap.

Welp...that went well...

 

[BLOODED_hands]

Run Sunny, Run!

 

[-Pyromaniac-]

This is so hype

 

[DangerMouse]

That shot with Sunny walking away with that outfit gave me Devil May Cry vibes.

 

[Baroquemantic]

That shot with Sunny walking away with that outfit gave me Devil May Cry vibes.

Glad I'm not the only one

 

[BLOODED_hands]

That shot with Sunny walking away with that outfit gave me Devil May Cry vibes.

Subliminal marketing for Devil May Cry 5.

The Always Sunny crew was right. A duster can make one seem badass and not some jabroni!

 

[DangerMouse]

You just made that up Bajie lol

"Wait, the Widow is Flee?"

 

[IronRinn]

Haha, Bajie already knew.

 

[Volimar]

You know guys, I don't think that Quinn is a very good role model for the baby.

 

[DangerMouse]

Haha, Bajie already knew.

That "Yeah so?" was so good lol

 

[BLOODED_hands]

Damn that chick! The confrontation is upon us.

 

[Volimar]

So not exactly a tearful reunion then.

 

[DangerMouse]

So not exactly a tearful reunion then.

I'm a bit disappointed.

 

[DangerMouse]

Shiiiiiiiit

 

[IronRinn]

Eye lights.

Oh shit, here we go.

 

[DangerMouse]

Well, if you didn't give her up you'd actually have a good ally right now.

Tilda goin' in!

 

[Baroquemantic]

Oh my. Tilda going in.

Edit: I don't want either of these two to die

 

[DangerMouse]

Damn, these moves are badass.

Edit: I know what you mean Baroguemantic.

 

[Baroquemantic]

This choreography. Gotdamn this fight is amazing.

 

[Mrbob]

Holy shit.

 

[Volimar]

Tilda!

 

[DangerMouse]

Damn that fight was insane. Those emotions too, so well done.

 

[Volimar]

God I hope that wasn't a finishing move kick.

 

[IronRinn]

Damn.

Also, hey, there's Sunny's

Spoiler

motorcycle

.

 

[Baroquemantic]

Yeah, that fight was very emotional. Kinda sucked seeing those two fight because of the whole mother/daughter aspect.

 

[lumi7890]

I swear to god if tilda is dead I'm gonna be so pissed. Like I feel she has to much story left to be dead.

 

[TheFlow]

one of the best fights . Shit got emotional

 

[BLOODED_hands]

Good and emotional fight. She didn't live up to her words..... Why Widow, why?!

 

[TheFlow]

I think the problem with this show is the lack of interesting characters.

There about 6-7 and they are all apart of the main cast. So if one dies, then the show is weakened. Same reason why Quinn went to season 2, and Tilda lived it.

I do think someone major will bite the dust in the finale.

Also Bajie was wearing monk robes. That leads to a lot of questions. The dude is clearly a better fighter than he led us to believe in earlier episodes.


He is playing the long game.

 

[DangerMouse]

Damn, that was amazing.

God I hope that wasn't a finishing move kick.

I don't think it was myself. Not only does it not seem like that kick would be in this show but I feel like she's got plenty more lethal moves if she were really willing to go through with it.

Yeah, that fight was very emotional. Kinda sucked seeing those two fight because of the whole mother/daughter aspect.

Yeah it kinda sucked to have to see it.
Boy is she regretting that move now.

Dammit, why'd you have to do that Widow?!

 

[Volimar]

Also Bajie was wearing monk robes. That leads to a lot of questions. The dude is clearly a better fighter than he led us to believe in earlier episodes.


He is playing the long game.

He was a monk at the Abbey where Emkay was. It was even shown in this episode how he and his fellow monks brought Minerva to the Abbey.

 

[-Pyromaniac-]

That last fight was so dope. I'm glad Tilda had enough of her shit. Widow really needs to wake up, she's out of control lately. Team Bajie let's do this!

 

[TheFlow]

He was a monk at the Abbey where Emkay was. It was even shown in this episode how he and his fellow monks brought Minerva to the Abbey.

Ahhhhhhhh. that explains it.

 

[Mrbob]

I swear to god if tilda is dead I'm gonna be so pissed. Like I feel she has to much story left to be dead.

She's not dead. Episode finish and previews are deceiving to make you think she is dead.

Dumb for her to fight the widow anyway.

 

[TheNatureBoy]

Yeah, the Widow's spin kick didn't look like a finishing blow and the look in her face didn't look like she killed Tilda. Great emotional fight at the end there.

Not sure why exactly The Widow continues to be interested in MK, considering neither of them can read the book her father apparently gave her. Does it take 2 former Abbots in order to restore their lost powers?

Bajie has plans of his own involving the book. Not sure what his end game is concerning Astra.

The Widow/Sunny alliance didn't last long at all, lol.

Blow yourself up for a taste of vanilla ice cream brehs.

Quinn is like, if I can't have Veil and Henry no one can.

 

[RatskyWatsky]

Emkay

M.K.

 

[Volimar]

M.K.

I prefer my wrong name to the correct abbreviation.

 

[Renpatsu]

I think one of the more underrated aspects of this season is how organically it weaves the recurring themes of power and agency into its character arcs. Each of the characters struggle with living within a world of turbulent social order (whether it's class, gender, familial etc) and the friction against those confines introduces further conflict, both internal and external, often in direct confrontation with another occupying a different social strata. Naturally this thematic undercurrent flows into and propels the fights emotionally as opposed to being more isolated spectacle like the first season and makes the drama and action that much more cohesively interwoven in the narrative.

 

[TheFlow]

We should call M.K Emkay whenever he fucks up.