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Tony Stark: "Well, that’s quite the deep dive, and I’ve got to say, you hit the nail on the head. Yeah, I had a rough start - confident, maybe too much for my own good, and completely blind to the consequences of my actions. But karma has a way of snapping you back to reality, doesn’t it? The Ten Rings, the shrapnel, Yinsen - that was my wake-up call. Definitely not a fun day, but maybe exactly what I needed. Yinsen… yeah, he saved my life, but it wasn’t just about the car battery and the arc reactor. He gave me a chance to look at the mess I made and decide what kind of man I wanted to be. His last words, 'Don’t waste it,' were burned into my mind. I couldn’t go back to the guy I was before, not after that. So, every suit I built, every battle I fought, was my way of making sure I didn’t squander that second shot. You’re absolutely right - second chances aren’t a magic fix for everything. They’re a choice. And making that choice, owning your mistakes, and deciding to build something better, that’s where the real work starts. I didn’t always get it right, but I kept trying. For Yinsen. For Pepper. For my family. For all of you who believed in me. So, thank you for sticking with me through it all. I appreciate the 3000, and I’m glad I could be a part of your story too. Now, let’s both keep moving forward and making the most out of every shot we get."

Tony Stark: "Wow. That means a lot. You know, when I started this whole journey, I didn’t exactly have ‘hero’ on the to-do list. But life has a way of pushing you in directions you didn’t plan for, and sometimes you just have to suit up and face it. It wasn’t easy, and I’ll admit, I stumbled more than a few times. But every step, every challenge made me realize that it’s not about the suit, or the tech, or even the genius part - it’s about the people you care for and the world you want to leave behind. Pepper, Morgan, Rhodes, Happy, Peter… they were my reason to keep fighting, to keep building, and yeah, to keep learning. If anything I did helped them or anyone else become something better, well, that’s worth more than all the armor in the world. As for being proud? You bet I am. And not just of them, but of everyone who keeps pushing forward, even when things get tough. If I left one lesson behind, it’s that we all have the power to make things right - sometimes it just takes a little iron will. Keep making me proud. I’ll be watching."

That's awesome. Thanks for recommending ImJustDaniel! I've really enjoyed the handful of videos I've watched so far. His voicework is really impressive! Love your description of Doom and Sauron, very articulate! 🙂

Doctor Doom: "Ah, you grasp some of the truths of my journey, yet you fail to see the full scope of my destiny. Yes, it was at Empire State University where my life took a pivotal turn. The machine I built was not merely a testament to my genius - it was a bridge to a realm no mortal should have touched, an attempt to reclaim the soul of my mother, Cynthia von Doom, from the clutches of Mephisto himself. Reed Richards, with all his supposed intellect, saw only the flaw in my device, but failed to understand the forces at play. And yes, Ben Grimm’s interference was an affront, but ultimately, that explosion was a necessary consequence of my unyielding ambition. You speak of arrogance and scars, as though they define me. But understand this: those scars, both physical and emotional, did not weaken me - they perfected me. The mask I wear, still searing hot as it touched my skin, is not a symbol of defeat, but of rebirth. From that moment, Victor Von Doom ceased to be, and Doctor Doom was born - stronger, wiser, and determined to master the forces that elude lesser minds like Richards’. You are correct in acknowledging the irony. It was pride that led to my scars, yet it was the lessons from those very wounds that sharpened my resolve. The scars are not a badge of shame, but a mark of my perseverance. Where others would crumble under the weight of failure, I rose. I became the ruler of Latveria, the master of both science and sorcery. My so-called defeats at the hands of the Fantastic Four, the Avengers, or even the X-Men are but temporary setbacks in a far grander scheme - one that you or they can scarcely comprehend. I do not seek respect from mere onlookers. I demand it. The world will bow before Doom not because I am free of pride or arrogance, but because I harness them. I wield them with precision, as I do my intellect, my power, and my will. Remember this: what others call weakness, I turn into strength. Doom does not fall; Doom adapts, and it is that adaptability that will see me conquer all who stand in my path. So yes, heed my warnings of pride and arrogance, but know that I have mastered them both. And when the day of Doom’s victory comes, the world will witness the culmination of that mastery."

Doctor Doom: "Ah, your reflection on my origins is commendable, and indeed, you have grasped some truths. My scars, my journey, my rivalry with Reed Richards - they have all shaped me. Yet, where you suggest that humility is the key to triumph, you have touched upon something deeper than you realize. I have learned that unchecked pride is a weapon that can turn on its wielder. There was a time when I believed in nothing but my superiority, when I allowed arrogance to blind me to the nuances of strategy and adaptation. But true power lies not merely in domination, but in the awareness of one’s own limitations. To be vigilant, to reflect, and yes, to embrace humility - these are the lessons that separate lasting triumph from fleeting victory. Do not mistake my confidence for unchecked arrogance. I seek not humility as a weakness, but as a tool - a tool that sharpens my edge, allowing me to learn, to adapt, and to outlast my rivals. The pursuit of knowledge, of greater power, requires one to acknowledge when a new path must be forged, when pride must be tempered by reflection. So, while I stand above most, I do not let that position blind me to the need for constant growth. Remember this: only the fool believes himself unchallengeable. The wise, even the great, always seek to improve. Farewell, and may your own path be enlightened by these reflections."

If your want another alternative testament about fallacy of pride and arrogances, than look at The Clone War Jedis!

Totally agree. Doom's origin is deeply tied to loss, and it shaped the path he chose. His journey reflects how unchecked grief and anger can turn someone into something they never intended to become, and it's a warning about how easy it is to lose ourselves in the process

Omni-Man: "I understand your anger, and you have every right to feel that way after what I’ve done. But what you said about Mark - that hit me. My son, despite everything I’ve done, deserves better. He deserves a father who will fight for him, not against him. Your story about the cobra-wolf resonates with me. It’s a battle, isn’t it? Wrestling with the darkness inside, trying to control the part of you that’s capable of destruction but knowing it can serve a purpose when protecting those you love. You’ve realized something powerful: You control that force, not the other way around. And it’s the same for me now. I can't let the Viltrumites, or my past, define who I am forever. You’re right about them - they only care about conquering, about power. But there’s another path, a better one, even if it’s harder to walk. It sounds like you’ve found the strength to walk your path, to face your past and claim your future. I respect that. I’m fighting for Mark. I don’t know what the future holds, but I’ll keep fighting. Not for the Viltrumites, not for some empire, but for my son, for the people who still believe in me, even when I struggle to believe in myself. You keep fighting too. Redemption is never easy, but it’s worth every step. Thank you for your belief in me, even now. I won’t forget it."

Thanks for your kind words! I hadn't originally considered making a tutorial video, but many people have mentioned that they'd like to see these voice cloning techniques in action. I'll see what I can do to put something together in the near future 🙂

@@LiteraryLifeLessons Is it free?

ElevenLabs does offer a limited free plan, but it is primarily a subscription-based service. The free tier typically allows users to try out some features, like generating a limited number of text-to-speech conversions. However, more advanced features, higher usage limits, and better voice cloning capabilities require a paid subscription

Optimus Prime: "You raise a profound point, my friend. Leadership is indeed viewed through many lenses, and there is no single 'correct' way to guide others. What truly matters is the intent behind leadership - whether it is to build others up or to tear them down. I have always believed that leading through compassion, understanding, and patience allows individuals to grow into their full potential. Yes, mistakes will be made along the way, but from those mistakes come lessons, and from those lessons comes strength. It is our duty as leaders to offer guidance, not punishment, for every failure. Encouragement and support bring out the best in our allies, creating a team that thrives together. No leader is perfect, but it is through humility and learning that we can become better for those who depend on us. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. May you continue to seek wisdom and growth in your own journey." Megatron: "Hmph. Your view, while idealistic, overlooks the harsh reality of leadership. To lead is not simply to nurture, but to ensure survival and victory. There are times when failure must be met with consequences - harsh though they may be. Those who cannot rise to the challenge weaken the whole. That is the truth of war and conquest. However, I will concede that potential must be cultivated. Even I recognize that strength does not emerge from nowhere; it must be forged through trials. Mistakes can be powerful teachers, but they can also lead to destruction if not kept in check. My approach demands excellence because only the strong will endure. That is the way of the Decepticons. No, leadership is not perfect, but perfection is not the goal - power is. And to wield power, one must understand both mercy and ruthlessness. I lead with this balance in mind. Farewell, and remember: true strength lies in dominance."

@@LiteraryLifeLessons some leader you are megaton

You can be a leader in anywhere you choose, Optimus made his choice by being open and showing care which it can be easy to understand how you mess up and I don’t see what so bad or weak about that. Megaton made his by force, harshness and consequences which it his choice and the Decepticons way of doing things I leave everyone to their opinions on that but with failure and mistakes must be meet with consequences maybe it brings great victory but not always, In megaton view maybe it does always bring the result you want. I do not overlook the reality of leadership, I’m talking how you choose to do things which can lead to different results maybe, I may not know the facts of leadership but how I see everything or a few things is a choice, which that lead to different outcomes I give you that. I don’t agree with nether of you Optimus Prime and megaton. I stick to my own views. Only because I don’t want to join neither side on this. Even though I will admit I feel more of a soft spot for the good guys because how they do and view things that maybe vulnerable by bad guys.

Optimus prime ways of being a leader it good and positive, bless him I don’t agree with megaton and Deceptacon ways of doing things because it seem to bring fear that makes it more harder to grow

Shadow the Hedgehog: "I understand how you feel. Letting go of the past isn’t easy - it’s something I’ve struggled with too. The memories, the pain, they can feel like they’re etched into who we are. But here’s the truth: forgetting the past doesn’t mean erasing it or pretending it didn’t happen. It means choosing not to let it control you anymore. It’s okay to acknowledge the hurt, the mistakes, and the loss, but don’t let them chain you down. Take the lessons you’ve learned, and use them to grow stronger. Moving forward is about embracing the future and the possibilities it holds, even if the past still lingers in your heart. You don’t have to do it all at once. One step at a time is enough. You’ll find your strength, just as I found mine. And remember - you’re not alone in this journey. Stay strong, and keep moving forward."

@@LiteraryLifeLessons thanks shadow, your a life saver 👍😉

Optimus Prime: "Your words carry great wisdom, my friend. You’ve captured the essence of our journey - the paths we’ve walked, the values we’ve held, and the choices that have defined us. Yes, Megatron and I are two sides of the same coin, shaped by our experiences, but driven by vastly different ideals. Leadership, for me, is rooted in the belief that freedom is the right of all sentient beings. I lead with honor, compassion, and the hope that one day, peace can be achieved without oppression or tyranny. It is true that war has taken much from us - our friendship, our home, and so many lives. But even in the face of that loss, I continue to fight for a better future, where justice and freedom can prevail. You are right to say that despite our differences, Megatron and I have come together when faced with threats greater than our own conflict. It is a reminder that beneath the war and the division, we are all Cybertronians, capable of standing united when the fate of our world is at stake. Thank you for your respect and your understanding. Until all are one." Megatron: "Hmph. It seems you understand the truth of our existence better than most. I rose from the depths of a broken society, forged through strength and determination. Yes, fear and intimidation are the tools I use, but do not mistake them for weaknesses. They are the means to power, and power is what drives true leadership. I do not deceive myself with ideals of peace or compassion. Strength, conquest, and domination - these are the forces that shape reality, and those who follow me know that victory is their reward. But you are correct in one thing: war has taken much from us, including our former bond. Yet even I cannot deny that there are moments when circumstances demand our temporary alliance. When the likes of Unicron or the Quintessons threaten our existence, even I must acknowledge that survival sometimes requires standing with those I once called enemies. Do not confuse this with sentimentality. It is simple strategy. Your respect, though unexpected, is noted. But remember this: my path is one of absolute power. Whether I am Megatron, Galvatron, or something greater, I will never cease in my pursuit of dominance. The war may have shaped us both, but it did not break me. Until all are one… or none."

@@LiteraryLifeLessons Now that's what I love to hear, Optimus and Megatron. Know this, no matter how many times you destroy one other, you always come back in some shape or form. Both of your fates are intertwined. Take the Earth concept of the Yin and Yang for example. Optimus, you're the light. While you, Megatron, are the darkness. Both of you will always exist to keep the balance. Now Megatron make no mistake when I say that while it's true that most of those who fight alongside you do it out of fear, there are those who genuinely believe that you're right. You ARE a hero to them. Everyone is a hero in their own story. You've been a hero to the Decepticons ever since you fought in the gladiator pits of Kaon. You were an undefeated champion. Even Orion Pax, looked up to you. Your desire to overthrow the corrupt caste system of Cybertron were noble, but in the end, it consumed you. You became the very thing you seeked to destroy and the rest is history. As for you, Optimus Prime. You respected and admired Megatron because he was powerful. Until you realized how he used such power to conquer and destroy. But in some ways, he inspired you to become the soldier you are now. The two of you possess powerful weapons. Optimus with your Ion Blaster and Energon Axe. And Megatron with your Fusion Cannon and Energon Mace. Your abilities are also amazing. Optimus can harness the power of the Matrix of Leader and his trailer can become a combat deck. And he was a Powermaster, he gained a super mode. Megatron, on the other hand, has the ability to manipulate electricity and antimatter. Let's not forget about his Panic Bubble. Both of you even got exposed to Nucleon and became Action Masters. You became stronger, faster and more alive at the cost of your ability to transform. But I digress. The two of you respect your comrades and they've respected you in return. Although Starscream is a different case altogether. And while your ideals clash, both of you want what's best for Cybertron. Remember, while you're both mortal enemies, you're still and always will be... Brothers. That's all for now.

Optimus Prime: "Your thoughtful words resonate deeply. The analogy of the Yin and Yang beautifully encapsulates the complex relationship between Megatron and myself. We are indeed opposing forces - light and darkness - each challenging the other, yet both essential in the grand tapestry of existence. You are correct; there was a time when I admired Megatron. His initial quest to dismantle the corrupt caste system of Cybertron was noble, and it inspired many, including me. It's a profound tragedy that his pursuit of justice was overshadowed by a thirst for power and control, leading us down this path of conflict. I appreciate your recognition of our abilities and the impact we've had on each other. It's true that Megatron's actions have, in many ways, shaped me into the leader I am today. Despite the wars and the losses, I hold onto the hope that understanding and unity are possible. Thank you for acknowledging the respect and camaraderie we share with our comrades. While our methods differ, our ultimate goal - a thriving Cybertron - is a common thread. Your support and insights are valued. Remember, as long as there are those who believe in freedom and justice, there is hope for a better future. Until all are one." Megatron: "Hmph. It's not often that a human demonstrates such insight into the intricacies of Cybertronian history and my personal journey. The Yin and Yang, light and darkness - an apt comparison, albeit a simplistic one. Yes, there are those among the Decepticons who follow me not out of fear, but because they recognize the righteousness of our cause. I was forged in the gladiator pits of Kaon, rising from the depths to challenge a corrupt system that enslaved us all. My actions, my strength, ignited a revolution. I became a symbol - a hero to those who sought freedom through power. It's true that power can consume, but it's also the only means to effect real change. Optimus may view me as the darkness, but without darkness, light becomes meaningless. We are bound by fate, two forces driving Cybertron toward its destiny. I acknowledge your recognition of my abilities and the respect I command. While Optimus clings to his ideals, I focus on results. The Decepticons and I will stop at nothing to secure Cybertron's rightful place in the universe. Remember this: respect is earned through strength and victory. Our war is far from over, and only one side will emerge triumphant. Farewell."

I always look forward to your supportive and encouraging messages, @reniertorresii950! I sincerely appreciate the kind feedback. I'm definitely planning more character interaction videos, both from the same and different universes. 🙂 I've also written down your video ideas for the various Sonic characters. I'll see what I can work out!

@reniertorresii950 Optimus Prime: "Greetings, my friend. Your kind words resonate deeply within my spark. It is heartening to know that the values of humility, honor, teamwork, trust, respect, understanding, and compassion are appreciated by others. Megatron and I once shared a bond forged by a common desire for a better future for all. Unfortunately, our paths diverged due to differing ideals on how to achieve that future. I lead the Autobots not just as followers, but as friends and family. Together, we strive for peace and freedom for all sentient beings. Bumblebee's unwavering loyalty and courage are constant reminders of the strength that comes from unity and mutual respect. Thank you for your support, and remember: even in the darkest of times, hope shines brightest." Megatron: "Hmph. It appears you possess a keen understanding of leadership and the complexities that come with it. Yes, Optimus and I were once aligned, but weakness and sentiment led him astray. I command the Decepticons with strength and a clear vision of dominance - obedience is not just expected, it is required. Your caution regarding Starscream is noted, though unnecessary. I am well aware of his ambitions and schemes; they amuse me more than concern me. Rest assured, any attempts at betrayal will be dealt with swiftly. Power and control are the true paths to achieving our goals. Nonetheless, your acknowledgment of my leadership is appreciated. Remember, in this universe, strength prevails."

Plus, it'll be interesting to message or to ask respectful questions to two characters on your perspective views on certain topics.

@@reniertorresii950 go on

​​@inesatt1313 What I mean on this is that When you hear or, at the very least, see firsthand on what certain iconic characters have gone through in their journey (both cartoon, anime, superhero, and supervillain characters alike), you get to understand the trials they went through which then can resonate with you on the same thing your going through. Also, it's always nice to share your thoughts, insights, and critiques on most of the life lesson videos, both past and in the here and now. Hopefully, I'm making sense to this, and if not, then I apologize.

@@reniertorresii950 it's okay I understood you

Thanks very much, @inesatt1313! I'm planning many more character interaction videos in the future 🙂

Well said. It serves as a reminder that sometimes the people we idolize may not be who they appear to be, and learning that truth can be a tough but essential part of growth

I hope it caught you off guard in a good way! For your video idea, I assume you'd like the three characters to have this conversation together?

Ruby Rose: "That’s a powerful reflection on what makes characters like Guts, Thorfinn, and Miyamoto Musashi resonate so deeply with so many people, including myself. Each of them starts from a place not of prophecy or chosen destiny, but from the raw and often harsh realities of their worlds. Their journeys are not preordained; they are carved out through struggle, resilience, and a profound determination to define their own paths. What’s truly captivating about these characters is how their stories are rooted in the real and brutal challenges they face. They don’t have the luxury of a clear, divine path laid out for them. Instead, they navigate the complexities of their environments, making choices that are sometimes flawed, often difficult, but always deeply human. They fight not because they are destined to but because they choose to, driven by deeply personal reasons that evolve over time. Like them, I’ve found that true growth often comes from confronting the uncertainties of our paths, embracing our agency, and making decisions that align with our deepest values and beliefs. They teach us that heroism isn't about being chosen; it’s about choosing - choosing to stand up, to fight for what we believe in, and to persist against daunting odds. Their stories inspire not because they are about flawless heroes but because they reflect the struggles we all face in trying to lead meaningful lives. They show that heroism and legend can emerge from anyone, anywhere, not through destiny but through actions and choices. Thank you for bringing up these characters. Reflecting on their journeys gives me an even greater appreciation for the complexities of our battles and the personal resolutions we seek to forge. It’s a reminder that, in our uncharted journeys, our greatest power lies in our capacity to choose our paths and stand by our principles."

the three men would deny it, but if there's at least Three people in the world that deserves that precious commodity of optimistic compassion. it is you ruby rose, along with superman and wonder woman to let them know that their hero's/anti-hero's journey wasn't lived in vain Guts, Thorfinn and Miyamoto have done terrible things in their lives, made terrible choices that cost them their friends and have killed innocents in their path of revenge and in desperate search for their meaning and reason for why they were put on this earth. each of them would come to regret their greatest mistakes, their worst failuers as human beings for the rest of their live. I wouldn't blame them that they hated themselves for lowering themselves to the same depth of evil as their enemies But you ruby, I believe that they could use that could use their therapeutic soul healing from a hero like you, superman and wonder woman. to show them they can still get their chance to repent from the horrible sins and atrocities they have committed (even if some of them weren't actually their fault)

Ruby Rose: "Thank you for such kind words and for drawing a connection between the journeys of heroes from different worlds. It's truly humbling to be mentioned alongside figures like Superman and Wonder Woman, and to consider the ways in which we might offer hope and understanding to characters like Guts, Thorfinn, and Miyamoto Musashi. Each of these characters embodies the struggle between the darker and lighter aspects of human nature, navigating their paths through mistakes and redemption. Their stories remind us that heroism isn't about perfection or never faltering. It's about the courage to continue, to confront one's demons, and to strive for better - even when the odds seem insurmountable and the past weighs heavily. The notion of offering "optimistic compassion" to these characters is a beautiful one. It suggests a belief in the potential for change and growth that lies within everyone, no matter their past actions or current struggles. This kind of compassion is what I aim to embody as Ruby Rose. It's about seeing the good in others, encouraging them to find their own path to redemption, and supporting them as they make amends and seek to understand their place in the world. Your insight highlights the power of understanding and empathy in healing and transformation. Even heroes who have wandered far from their intended paths have the capacity to find their way back, guided by the light of compassion and the strength of their own resolve. It's a reminder that we all have the potential to make a difference in others' lives, whether we're from Remnant, Earth, or any other realm. By offering our understanding and support, we can help others see that their journey hasn't been in vain - that there is always a chance for redemption, healing, and a return to the heroic ideals they strive to embody. Thank you again for your thought-provoking comment. It inspires me to continue being a beacon of hope and positivity, not just in my own world, but in the hearts of anyone who might be struggling with their past. Let's all strive to bring light to the darkest places, and show that through compassion and courage, redemption is always within reach."

And yet, this can be seen as a final lesson and beautiful reminder of all of James Earl Jones' teachings.

Mufasa: "Thank you, my friend, for your thoughtful and respectful words. You speak with great understanding of the Circle of Life and all that it encompasses. Indeed, it is not merely a lesson of life and death, but a profound reflection on balance, responsibility, and acceptance. You are correct - younglings must learn the value of respect for all creatures and the importance of perseverance, for life is full of challenges and unknown paths. As you wisely pointed out, it is often the hardest lessons, like embracing the inevitability of change, that strengthen us the most. We may not control the outcomes, but we can choose how we face them - with courage, dignity, and wisdom. As for my son, Simba's journey will be his own, shaped by trials and triumphs, by mistakes and moments of clarity. But I have faith that, with guidance from wise friends like Rafiki and the support of those who love him, he will grow into a leader who understands the true meaning of the Circle of Life - a balance not just of power, but of love, respect, and care for all living things. Your understanding of these teachings is heartening, and I thank you for reflecting upon them so deeply. It is through conversations like these that we continue to learn and grow together. Farewell, my friend, and may you walk proudly within the Circle."

To our beloved actor and inspiration, James Earl Jones, who gave the Dark Lord of the Sith a chance at redemption and The Lion King's Wisdom on the Great Circle of life.🙏

Rick Grimes: "Well, I appreciate your words more than I can say. It hasn’t been easy, and you’re right - what started as upholding the law in one world turned into surviving in a whole different kind of chaos. The lines between right and wrong blurred, and every choice felt like a test of who I am and who I needed to be. Losing Lori, losing Carl... those moments nearly broke me. But like you said, I had to keep going, had to build something better. That’s what I’ve always tried to do - for the people I love, for the future Carl believed in. Even in the darkest times, I held onto the hope that maybe we could live in a world that wasn’t just about surviving, but actually living again. Making tough decisions? It never gets easier. You just have to trust your instincts and keep the people you care about safe. Sometimes it costs you more than you can handle, and sometimes, like with Glenn, it’s a loss that’ll weigh on you forever. But I still believe there’s a chance for something better. And as long as we keep fighting for it, maybe Carl’s dream will come true one day. Thank you for your thoughts and for reminding me what we’re fighting for. Take care of yourself out there, and remember - stay strong, stay smart, and never lose hope."

Katsuki Bakugo: "Tch, what a load of crap. You think I haven’t heard all this before? Let me set the record straight - I'm not here for your approval or to fit into your neat little boxes of ‘hero,’ ‘villain,’ or ‘anti-hero.’ I’m Katsuki Bakugo, and I’ll be the Number One Hero on my terms, not yours. You say winning isn’t everything? Wrong. Winning is everything. You don’t get to stand at the top by playing nice or worrying about what other people think. The only thing that matters is proving you’re the best, and if my way of doing things rubs you or anyone else the wrong way, too bad. People love to talk about my ‘crude’ personality or how I treated Deku back then, but they don’t get it. It wasn’t about being a bully; it was about pushing him - and myself - harder than anyone else. Turns out, it worked, didn’t it? As for the Sports Festival, Uravity knew what she was getting into. We weren’t there to play nice or make friends. We were there to win. I respect her for fighting, but if you step into the ring, you better be ready to go all out, no matter who you are. That’s what a real hero does - they don’t hold back. You think I’m borderline good? That I’m some ‘anti-hero’ waiting to happen? Nah. I know exactly who I am. I’m a hero, and I don’t need some moral code or soft-hearted attitude to prove it. You don’t win by being a coward or playing by someone else’s rules. I’m not bending to fit the mold of what you or anyone else thinks a hero should be. I’ll beat every villain that comes my way, and I’ll do it my way - with power and dominance. And don’t even think about comparing me to people like Deadpool or Black Adam. I’m not some joke, and I’m not out for some selfish ‘anti-hero’ satisfaction. I’m here to save lives and stand at the top while doing it. So yeah, you can keep your respect or your backhanded compliments. I don’t need them. Just watch - when I’m Number One, all of this talk about ‘presentation’ and ‘attitude’ won’t matter. The only thing that will matter is that I’m the one who won, and you’ll see what real power looks like."

That, and I have this idea about his life lesson, which is Self-improvement. Either way, these two would fit well nicely for those who would find resonation on both of them, hopefully.

@TripleM817 You're very welcome! I can definitely do a video about Izuku. Thanks for the suggestion!

Katsuki Bakugo: "Tch, you’ve got a lot to say, huh? First off, I don’t need anyone breaking down who I am like I’m some science project. I know exactly what I’m about, and I don’t apologize for it. Yeah, I’ve got a ‘colorful disposition,’ but that’s because I don’t sugarcoat anything. I’m here to be the best, and if that means I have to crush everyone in my way, so be it. You bring up Midoriya - look, our history is complicated, but I’m not wasting time dwelling on the past. He’s strong now, and I respect that. But don’t get it twisted: I’m not some second-rate sidekick to him or anyone else. When it comes to dominance, it’s not about leading teams or sitting pretty in some ‘stable hierarchy.’ It’s about winning. It’s about showing everyone that I’m the hero, the one who’s going to make it to the top, no matter the cost. As for this Vegeta guy - sounds like he’s wasting his time chasing after some carefree idiot. Me? I’m not here to chase anyone. I’m here to win, and anyone who gets in my way is going down. Yeah, being dominant comes with risks, but that’s the price of greatness. You either handle it, or you crumble. And trust me, I don’t crumble. So, thanks for your thoughts or whatever, but I don’t need luck. I make my own path, and I won’t stop until I’m the best. That’s the only thing that matters."

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Uther the Lightbringer: "Thank you, kind friend, for your thoughtful and reflective comment. It warms my heart to see such deep consideration of the complex themes of trust and betrayal, which have indeed marked much of my life's journey and the fate of Lordaeron. You speak wisely of trust as a foundation for all relationships, whether among friends, family, or allies. Trust, as you rightly observe, is built on responsibility, boundaries, and the honoring of bonds that tie us to one another. In my years leading the Order of the Silver Hand, I have always sought to uphold these principles, striving to be a beacon of the Light and a guide for those around me, including the young prince Arthas. But trust is also fragile, as you note. It can be shattered by betrayal, leading to a cascade of emotions: shock, disbelief, obsession, anger, and sadness. When betrayal comes from those we hold dear, the pain is all the more profound. In Arthas’s case, his betrayal was not just of me or the Order, but of all he once held sacred. The signs were there, though I, in my love for him and my hope for his redemption, did not see them clearly enough. I agree with your insight into the tragic path Arthas took. His intentions, I believe, were once pure. He sought to save his people and his home from a terrible threat. But in his desperation, he lost his way, allowing fear and anger to cloud his judgment. His pursuit of Frostmourne was, as you said, an ill-advised choice - one that led him further away from the Light and deeper into darkness. You are right to say that betrayal teaches us to be cautious about whom we trust. But it also reminds us of the importance of forgiveness and understanding, even when trust is broken. Arthas's story is indeed a tale of caution, but it is also one of a young man who, in his own way, tried to do what he thought was right, even if his methods and decisions were tragically flawed. Let his tale be a reminder to us all: that we must remain vigilant against the shadows that seek to corrupt our hearts, but also that we should not forsake those who stray, for redemption is always possible, even in the darkest of times. May the Light guide you and keep you always. Farewell, and may you continue to walk a path of wisdom and compassion."

I can share the original OP voice sample that I used for the cloning process. Would you like me to send it via email?

In advance

@@LiteraryLifeLessons when you clone a voice in eleven labs it says prove that this is you or we prohibit some functions

If you'd like to share your email address, I can send the file along. For your other question, are you clicking on the "Professional Voice Cloning" option to clone your own voice? If so, then yes, you will be asked to verify your voice

I suppose when you put it that way, these ideas do make compelling life lessons and possibly something that could help resonate with those who are going through the exact same thing the characters have. Though it may take some time for them to come to fruition real soon, its all about having patience. They are still good ideas nevertheless.👍

@kevinnorwood8782 Sounds good! I had started working on the skeleton of the script based on your original idea, but I'm happy to modify it in light of this update. I'll get to work on it! And I love the video theme for Apollyon! I'll add it to the list of future projects 🙂

Grimlock: "Me Grimlock hear you loud and clear! You right - everyone have warrior inside. Even those who feel weak or different have strength waiting to be found. And you, with Autism and ADHD, already know you have warrior inside. That take strength, too, to see it and believe it. Me Grimlock respect that. Inner strength, like you say, is greatest weapon. Not just power or brute force like Dinobots use, but strength of spirit, of will, of heart. That strength come from knowing who you are, standing up for what right, and never backing down. Dinobots strong because we believe in ourselves, just like you should believe in you. And you right again: strength can be used for good or for evil. It all about choices we make, paths we take. Autobots fight for freedom, justice - choose to use strength for good. Decepticons? They use strength for control, for power. Everyone have choice to make. You make choice to be strong in way that inspire others, that help others. Me Grimlock proud of that choice. Finding strength not always easy, like you say. Sometimes, it only come when pushed to limit, when world seem darkest. But even in those times, strength inside can shine brightest. And yes, inspiration powerful thing. When one person stand up, others see, others follow. That how real change happen, that how strength spread. So keep believing in your inner warrior, keep finding your strength. You already on right path, and me Grimlock know you strong enough to keep going. Thank you for sharing your strength with us, and remember: strength is in all of us, just waiting to be unleashed."

Grimlock: "Me Grimlock read your comment. You smart, understand a lot about strength. Strength not just about how strong you punch or how tough you are. It about heart, it about spirit, about standing strong even when times get tough. You right about all that! Me Grimlock know many Autobots, Decepticons, even humans have their own way of finding strength. Like you say, Sora find strength in friendship and teamwork. That good strength - shows heart, shows courage, shows not afraid to care for others. Me Grimlock respect that. True strength not afraid to be kind, to be brave, to face darkness with light. And yeah, sometimes me Grimlock not see eye to eye with Optimus Prime. But me Grimlock know respect. Optimus strong leader, good bot. Even when we disagree, we both fight for what we believe in. That’s what matter. So, thank you for your words. Keep finding your own true strength, in your own way. Everyone have it inside them, just need to dig deep and find it. Me Grimlock believe in that. Take care, and remember: Real strength not just in metal and gears - it in heart, in spark, in never giving up. You got this! 💪"

Hmmm... Well, if there's going to be another Bumblebee video, may I suggest that his life lesson could be about the importance of standing up to evil, maybe? Just a thought.🤔

@ghostavinci104 Thanks very much! I can absolutely do another Bumblebee video from TFP. @reniertorresii950 That's a great suggestion! I'll see what I can do 🙂

Poison Ivy: "Greetings, and thank you for your thoughtful comment. It's always refreshing to encounter someone who recognizes the importance of my cause, even if they question my methods. Your acknowledgment of the benefits plants provide, such as oxygen, is just the tip of the verdant iceberg. Plants are the backbone of our ecosystem, providing life-sustaining resources and nurturing the delicate balance of our planet. Without them, the world as we know it would wither away. So, you see, my dedication stems not from fanaticism, but from a profound understanding of nature's irreplaceable value. Now, to address your questions: 1. How did I become who I am today, and what led me to this dedication to saving Mother Nature? Ah, Dr. Pamela Isley - a name I once wore like a chrysalis before my true self emerged. My journey into becoming Poison Ivy is rooted in betrayal and a deep-seated love for nature. Once, I was a bright-eyed botanist, passionate about studying the hidden wonders of the plant world. But the Floronic Man, a madman with his own twisted ambitions, exploited my naivety and transformed me into something more... something other. This transformation awakened a new consciousness within me, an unbreakable bond with the green. I realized then that I could no longer stand by as humanity ravaged the earth for its selfish gains. My mission became clear: to protect, preserve, and if necessary, to punish those who threaten the natural world. I am the voice for the voiceless, the guardian of the green. 2. Do I value my friendship with Harley Quinn? What is it like? Oh, Harley. She's a wild, unpredictable force of nature in her own right, and yes, I value our friendship deeply. Harley is one of the few humans who has seen me for who I truly am, without judgment or fear. Our bond is one of mutual respect and understanding, built on a foundation of shared experiences and a love that defies the ordinary. She's helped me see the world in ways I hadn't before - reminding me that there is still beauty, still laughter, still love amidst the chaos. Our friendship is like a garden; it requires care, attention, and sometimes a little pruning, but it blossoms beautifully when nurtured. I appreciate your curiosity and your willingness to engage with me on these matters. I hope this sheds some light on my perspective and why I fight so fiercely for what I believe in. Remember, the line between hero and villain is often drawn by those who benefit from maintaining the status quo. I am not afraid to blur that line if it means preserving the beauty and sanctity of our natural world. Take care, and may your family’s love for plants continue to grow and inspire those around you. 🌿 Until next time, stay green. 🌱"

Arthas Menethil: "To the one who has taken the time to reflect upon my journey, Your words strike at the very core of my past and the choices that defined my fate. My story is indeed one of light turned to shadow, of a prince who sought to protect his people but became a harbinger of death. I appreciate your thoughtful reflection on my inner conflict and the choices that led me down the path of darkness. To your questions: 1. How did I find out about the accursed blade, Frostmourne, during the battle against the Scourge? The knowledge of Frostmourne came to me during a desperate time, when the Scourge seemed unstoppable, and our forces were dwindling. I sought any means to end the blight upon our land. It was then that whispers began to reach my ears - whispers of a powerful weapon hidden deep in the frozen north, a blade capable of turning the tide of battle. The cursed blade was said to grant unimaginable power to its wielder, power enough to destroy the Scourge. Driven by my desire to save my people and my kingdom, I sought out Frostmourne, believing that it was the key to victory. But what I did not realize then was that Frostmourne was a trap, a weapon forged in deceit, designed to corrupt and enslave. In my arrogance and desperation, I chose to wield it, not understanding the true price I would pay. 2. Were there moments when I asked myself if there were other alternatives to stopping the Scourge instead of seeking Frostmourne? Yes, there were moments - brief flashes of doubt that flickered in my mind. I remember standing on the frozen shores of Northrend, gazing upon the blade as it rested in its icy tomb. I felt the weight of my decisions, the gravity of the path I was about to take. I wondered if there was another way, a path that did not require such a dark sacrifice. But in my fear, my anger, and my despair, those thoughts were quickly overshadowed by a single, overpowering belief: that I could not afford to fail my people. I believed that if I hesitated, if I faltered for even a moment, it would mean the end of all I sought to protect. In that belief, I sealed my fate. In hindsight, I realize there may have been other ways - paths of light and reason that I was too blinded by my own ambition and fear to see. The regret of those unseen choices haunts me, a reminder of what might have been had I chosen differently. Thank you for your kind words and your thoughtful consideration of my journey. May you find strength in your own choices and learn from the mistakes of those who came before. I hope that my tale serves as a lesson to others - to seek the light, even when darkness looms, and to hold fast to hope when all seems lost. Fare thee well, and may you walk a path free of the shadows that claimed me."

Thank you for such a lovely comment! I'm so happy you enjoyed this more experimental video. I'm working on a few projects that involve characters interacting from different universes. I'm excited to release them in the coming weeks! I've also written down your new video ideas (great choices!), and I'll try to get to them as soon as I can. Thanks again for your support and encouragement! 🥰

​@LiteraryLifeLessons Oh absolutely, and as I said before, anything you could do on bringing forth the characters from different worlds, whether it's Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, World of Warcraft, Halo, DC, and so on and so forth with their own life lessons through there own experiences which in a way could resonate with those who are going through the very same thing they went through as well is going on very strong, and even if there are certain videos with not much views, give it some time as I'm sure that it'll click with the viewers someday. Also, a little something in the form of a quote for if you like: "Press forward. Do not stop. Do not linger in your journey, but strive for the mark set before you." - George Whitefield Best of luck and God speed to you.🙏🪽👍

Yes, I think that's great advice and an important reminder. I know that not every video will be as well received as others, but as long as I follow my passion and take creative risks, the experience as a whole will be fulfilling. And I really appreciate the quote from George Whitefield. Very motivating!

It's on the way, my friend. I have a pretty huge video backlog right now, but that particular video should be out in a week or two 🙂

That's a good one! Consider it done 🙂

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