55:00 There’s an argument to be made that it was never about Kamila at all and Jowd just wanted an excuse to die. My man has a guilt complex bigger than Sissel’s hair.
I think it's important to remember that at the time of the mom's murder Jowd didn't know about the ghost powers. From his perspective his kid somehow made a murder machine and while he knows she didn't do it on purpose proving that would be difficult. Especially with the "impossible" moves. The evidence at the time would make the murder seem intentional.
You'd still have to convince a court that this nine year old decided to murder her mom through a Rube Goldberg machine. Which also contained presents and confetti. As opposed to the whole thing being a birthday present gone horribly wrong. It feels more like Jowd just has a martyr complex or something.
Arguably. Though depending on the burden of proof placed in the prosecution and what made cupid spin (my personal belief is that sissel spun cupid directly) all that needs to be proved would be that cupid physically shouldn't have been able to spin
Hardly. All that would be brought up in court was how this girl was bad at engineering, which most kids are. Oh and also she's unable to be tried as an adult, so there would literally be no case, much less a conviction.
Still weird to me that apparently during the autopsy the angle of the bullet wound wad never brought up and the apartment never investigated for the traceries that would be in the wall from it firing as well as pyrotechnical string. Like it really seems like him taking the blame should bring in a lot more questions than it solved
Jowd's logic kills me everytime. There could literally be a volcano eruption on the other side of the Earth and he would say that it's his fault and that he is a m*rderer. Flawless logic, really.
@@ClownHoundIITo be fair, "Bad Sissel" claims that he, Jowd, and Cabanela himself were the only ones who knew about that. Presumably, Jowd retrieved the gun after the guy's death, returned it to Cabanela and never spoke of it again to protect him (GAY LOVE GAY LOVE)
I mean I sorta get it, in terms of 'I am a killer because I would have done it if the meteorite wasn't there' Believing random chance removes responsibility for a death and all that. It takes a type of mentality to acknowledge, if things outside your control wouldn't have happened, you'd be in a different place right now. Jowd also chased him to the park, pointed his gun at him, was prepared to shoot in, was ready to shoot him, an instant away from it. I dunno I sort of understand it, he seems like the type to take, perhaps, undeserved responsibility for things.
I agree with this. Jowd is taking responsibility because as a police officer he and Cabanela were too concerned with looking impressive that they escalated the situation and someone died who didn't need to. I think it's easy to forget that Bad "Sissel" was innocent when he was being held and interrogated and threatened with police harassment to give info he didn't have.
@@blissfulrain yeah, like I'd not get it if Bad 'Sissel' was a full on bad guy, but considering they both know how bad they screwed this guy, I don't think Jowd's excess of self-responsibility seems about right. I'm thankful I've moved past thinking people having different takes means I should be angry about it, that is exhausting.
@Doom Ander That really is exhausting lol I like to just look at it as an opportunity to talk about something interesting. Like I've gone back and forth on "Bad" Sissel over the years for instance and after talking to people I feel like I understand the character better.
I still love that, just a part ago, it was foreshadowed that a Ghost could just take a form that wasn't their own. I forget who, but it then sets up beautifully that Sissle might not be Sissle. That he could literally be anyone. And its presented as an almost throwaway joke, its world building being done before your eyes.
28:35 actually it won an award for "Greatest Game Nobody Played" in which only games that pushed less than 100k copies were considered the year it was released
They really laid into Jowd on this one. I don't know if I'd want to call his mentality stupid, I remember it feeling really refreshing to have a character so aware of what they could be responsible for in their career and actually go through with it. The stuff he does for Kamila is pretty extreme and definitely a Takumi-ism, but the situation they were in was always wackily tragic anyways, and msybe im just a sucker for parent-taking-the-fall-for-their-kid trope. Being so eager to die is the one thing I think doesn't aid his character well, especially in terms of just making Kamila's situation worse no matter how he trys to fluff it up, but the game at least points that out too.
You know a real gosh dang ghost came into my house today and did a whole ass Rube Goldberg of events to trick my sandwich out of my hands and into my dog's hungry mouth. Those hecking ghosts, I swear...
Saving Cabanela is much harder in the remake. With one screen, you don't get to know the bullet's shape, so you have to trial and error what shape the bullet could be. Also, this is the first time orientation of the swapped item mattered, as you cannot swap the bullet with the helmet unless it is on the hook.
I like how Cabanella and Sissel's outfits are inverted colors of each other. Sissel with the red suit and white tie, and Cabanella has the white suit with red scarf. I wonder if that's intentional
I think it's important to remember that this game is written based on experiences with the Japanese justice system. There could be the very real chance that the little girl could have actually been found guilty. Even if you take that away and the girl isn't found guilty, people will still likely shame her for it and still treat her badly for it.
This game is supposedly taking place in Western country, even in Japanese version. But still, Shu Takumi is Japanese man fixated on writing about Japanese law system.
@@Fralexion I honestly don't know. Could again be Shu Takumi writing on pov of Japanese man. But considering that character names are all western-sounding and mostly the same as in English version (only Ray has Japanese name, but that's because his name is language based pun), not to mention Cabanela using random English words in his dialogue like stereotypical American in Japanese media, it's pretty clear setting is supposed to be non-Japanese.
@@Fralexion That's mostly just the Park Guy and Kamilla, right? I'm in the US, and I can think of a few friends that are into Wiccan and/or Druidic shit, and who would reference "the gods" over capital G "God." Those two both seem like the type.
You might not realize it at the moment (doing a live read might not help with contemplation either) and I certainly didn't get it 100% at the time, but when you think about Jowd's mentality it really does make sense that he feels guilty over Sissel's death. Knowing what you're capable of is important for a cop so you know what you're responsible for, and Jowd was less than a second away from murdering Sissel, firstly. But more importantly, the reason Sissel was in this position to begin with was because Jowd and Cabenela (by their own admissions) were arrogant glory hounds that put him in that position, the man was innocent before he took a hostage. So even though Jowd didn't shoot Sissel, he was still responsible for his death. Lynne being made a hostage? That was on Jowd and Cabenela too.
It's more on the nose in the Spanish localization, where it's called "Onitsed" instead, and especially considering how Not Spanish it sounds, it doesn't take a genius to get the gears turning and put two and two together
I’m guessing… Our “sissel” is actually just the black cat from the garbage dump. Or just one of their lives. I had this feeling ever since the second Lynne death where as a joke she became cabanela.
Theres a very fun thought bubble conversation where missle asks sissel how Cabalena dies, and then what a gun is. Sissel also has no clue and the pigeon man hopes he never forgets as much as sissel
Hey Jello, i’m a big fan and simply wanted to suggest Murdered: Soul Suspect. Ghost Trick is such a good game and reminded me of Soul Suspect, since both are ghost detective games. Ghost Trick is more puzzle and less solving than Soul Suspect, however it is a fun mystery game. Not much of a voice actor game but one you can make jokes about, like Evil West. If you’ve already played it, seen it, or simply don’t want to play it, I completely understand. I simply wanted to suggest ghost detective game and remind you till the end of time. Yours truly, The Corgi King!
I just realized, doesn't the whole meteor thing contradict what the tutorial lamp says? the lamp says Sissel's corpse pulsates because Sissel has ghost powers and only special people have ghost powers like you're born with it, but they're actually both caused by the meteorite was it lying or just misinformed? could the disappear by sunrise thing also not be true? P.S. don't tell me the answer. I just wanted to bring it up
Love seeing people theorizing about this game, brings me back to when I first played it and just got completely sucked into the world and it’s characters and it’s rules. I will at least say this much: this game is one of the most internally consistent stories I have ever seen in regards to it’s fantasy elements. So the fact that you caught that contradiction does mean something. Whether it’s pivotal to the story or not I won’t say, but you’ve definitely noticed something intentional on Shu Takumi’s part.
What's crazy too, is that the Pigeon guy, in an earlier part, we saw in his office, a photo of where the meteor landed So its either Shu Takumi invented the meteor later and wrote that bit in as discoverable foreshadowing, or he planned for it to be involved in the story from the start.
I always read it that jowd took the blame for his wife's death to not make kamilla blame herself for her death, but I think that was me rationalising it away
SPOILERS Are Sissle and Cabanela’s outfits supposed to mirror each other? Sissle in an all red coat but Cabanela’s pure white coat still has a red accent. Maybe Sissle’s white spot is supposed to represent the protagonist? Like how he still has some good in him but like not in him Idk if that makes sense I just thought it was cool
***Potential Spoilers but I’m just taking a guess here*** So by watching this series I wanted to look at some Fanart of the game cause I thought it have some good ones.(and a lot of em were pretty good) but I kept seeing a character I didn’t recognize. A little Black Cat, and it seem like a pretty important character to have not shown up yet. So my little game theory is that our ‘Sissle’ is that cat and happened to die nearby real Sissle or something like that and that’s why our ‘Sissle’ doesn’t remember a lot of common things even though the other human characters do when dead.
By the way does anyone know where the inside joke about pigeon with a small hat comes from? Been following Jello's content for a while and always wondered what that joke is from as they quote it a lot.
@@shincci I think the reason it was phrased like a pre-existing joke the first time was just because pigeons with hats are somewhat prevalent in memes. idr who first said it but they had probably seen an image like that before the stream and decided to incorporate it
I find it kinda funny that the foreigners apparently use Thompson (or Thompson equivalent) SMGs whereas the domestic prison guards used MP5 (or similar) SMGs. I understand that Thompsons have connotations of organized crime and that MP5s have connotations of law enforcement, but at the same time, it could legitimately go either way
Just before the last ep of this, but 10 months later. So... spoilers but I think I figured out The Ghost Trick Is Sissel a cat?? is he the cat?? kitty bitty cat man???
Spoilers maybe, I haven't actually played Is not evil sissel one of the cats nine lives or something ? Just guessing here but that would be interesting
9:22 (story) MISSILE!!! 20:19 oh sh*t 40:40 MISSILE LAUNCH SUCCESSFUL 50:20 next time on dragon ball Z 54:10 that would be so funny if he didn't know 1:08:15 (story) surprise, Lynne is not dead 1:31:17 (story) MISSILE! [love how chat reacts] 1:44:46 smack talk 1:47:53 funny bad end, not the face 2:02:50 (Story) DUDE 2:13:49 toilet jokes 2:17:50 Oz and Will are engaged, Congratulations! 2:20:10 (story) coat 2:33:40 (story) Lynne is dead I remembered I made a bunch of clips, well now there is also time stamps
People do play Rugby with footballs, (in fact, Rugby players also use football fields as well. Pretty sure the only difference between Rugby and Football is the rules.)
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bro arim and jello fucking nailed the two sissels. they both sound so similar yet distinct. good fucking shit.
Don't forget Oz, combining the voices of Kamila and Sissel in the last scene!
55:00 There’s an argument to be made that it was never about Kamila at all and Jowd just wanted an excuse to die. My man has a guilt complex bigger than Sissel’s hair.
DAMN😂
I think it's important to remember that at the time of the mom's murder Jowd didn't know about the ghost powers. From his perspective his kid somehow made a murder machine and while he knows she didn't do it on purpose proving that would be difficult. Especially with the "impossible" moves. The evidence at the time would make the murder seem intentional.
You'd still have to convince a court that this nine year old decided to murder her mom through a Rube Goldberg machine. Which also contained presents and confetti.
As opposed to the whole thing being a birthday present gone horribly wrong.
It feels more like Jowd just has a martyr complex or something.
Arguably. Though depending on the burden of proof placed in the prosecution and what made cupid spin (my personal belief is that sissel spun cupid directly) all that needs to be proved would be that cupid physically shouldn't have been able to spin
Hardly. All that would be brought up in court was how this girl was bad at engineering, which most kids are. Oh and also she's unable to be tried as an adult, so there would literally be no case, much less a conviction.
@@theredprince4418How did Sissl spin cupid five years ago and murder the mom?
Still weird to me that apparently during the autopsy the angle of the bullet wound wad never brought up and the apartment never investigated for the traceries that would be in the wall from it firing as well as pyrotechnical string. Like it really seems like him taking the blame should bring in a lot more questions than it solved
Jowd's logic kills me everytime. There could literally be a volcano eruption on the other side of the Earth and he would say that it's his fault and that he is a m*rderer. Flawless logic, really.
Jowd's logic kills you? He really _is_ a murderer. D=
@@TrueHitoare OH MY GOD I DIDN’T EVEN REALISE THIS WHEN I WROTE IT HAHAHAHAHA
What kills me is that Cabellna was still on the force after letting a criminal escape with his gun. You'd think someone would be fired for that.
@@ClownHoundIITo be fair, "Bad Sissel" claims that he, Jowd, and Cabanela himself were the only ones who knew about that. Presumably, Jowd retrieved the gun after the guy's death, returned it to Cabanela and never spoke of it again to protect him (GAY LOVE GAY LOVE)
I mean I sorta get it, in terms of 'I am a killer because I would have done it if the meteorite wasn't there'
Believing random chance removes responsibility for a death and all that. It takes a type of mentality to acknowledge, if things outside your control wouldn't have happened, you'd be in a different place right now.
Jowd also chased him to the park, pointed his gun at him, was prepared to shoot in, was ready to shoot him, an instant away from it.
I dunno I sort of understand it, he seems like the type to take, perhaps, undeserved responsibility for things.
I agree with this. Jowd is taking responsibility because as a police officer he and Cabanela were too concerned with looking impressive that they escalated the situation and someone died who didn't need to. I think it's easy to forget that Bad "Sissel" was innocent when he was being held and interrogated and threatened with police harassment to give info he didn't have.
@@blissfulrain yeah, like I'd not get it if Bad 'Sissel' was a full on bad guy, but considering they both know how bad they screwed this guy, I don't think Jowd's excess of self-responsibility seems about right.
I'm thankful I've moved past thinking people having different takes means I should be angry about it, that is exhausting.
@Doom Ander That really is exhausting lol I like to just look at it as an opportunity to talk about something interesting. Like I've gone back and forth on "Bad" Sissel over the years for instance and after talking to people I feel like I understand the character better.
I remember the Helmet-to-the-Face had a rather nasty sounding crunch that the laughter kind of covered up too. It's hilarious.
I still love that, just a part ago, it was foreshadowed that a Ghost could just take a form that wasn't their own. I forget who, but it then sets up beautifully that Sissle might not be Sissle. That he could literally be anyone. And its presented as an almost throwaway joke, its world building being done before your eyes.
lynne's second death, she takes cabanela's form for a bit before sissel corrects her
@@DerpHavenn Yeah, it be pretty heinous if she ended up looking like that for the rest of the night
It's also mentioned a second time when Sissel and Lynne meet Ray again in the junkyard
28:35 actually it won an award for "Greatest Game Nobody Played" in which only games that pushed less than 100k copies were considered the year it was released
They really laid into Jowd on this one. I don't know if I'd want to call his mentality stupid, I remember it feeling really refreshing to have a character so aware of what they could be responsible for in their career and actually go through with it. The stuff he does for Kamila is pretty extreme and definitely a Takumi-ism, but the situation they were in was always wackily tragic anyways, and msybe im just a sucker for parent-taking-the-fall-for-their-kid trope. Being so eager to die is the one thing I think doesn't aid his character well, especially in terms of just making Kamila's situation worse no matter how he trys to fluff it up, but the game at least points that out too.
You know a real gosh dang ghost came into my house today and did a whole ass Rube Goldberg of events to trick my sandwich out of my hands and into my dog's hungry mouth.
Those hecking ghosts, I swear...
Your ghost’s been tricked!
It was an Act of Dog.
Saving Cabanela is much harder in the remake. With one screen, you don't get to know the bullet's shape, so you have to trial and error what shape the bullet could be. Also, this is the first time orientation of the swapped item mattered, as you cannot swap the bullet with the helmet unless it is on the hook.
I like how Cabanella and Sissel's outfits are inverted colors of each other. Sissel with the red suit and white tie, and Cabanella has the white suit with red scarf. I wonder if that's intentional
Calling a silk bonnet a “hair bag” made my night, I’m cackling.
I love the running “….. Trick” jokes it’s so good
I hope people start making ghost switch jokes
I can't believe the screen doesn't even white out for park guy's death, you just see him get fucking crushed
Something I always love is Will's little giggle. The delighted "Ha hah HAH!" is very sweet
I think it's important to remember that this game is written based on experiences with the Japanese justice system. There could be the very real chance that the little girl could have actually been found guilty.
Even if you take that away and the girl isn't found guilty, people will still likely shame her for it and still treat her badly for it.
This game is supposedly taking place in Western country, even in Japanese version. But still, Shu Takumi is Japanese man fixated on writing about Japanese law system.
@@shincci Thank you for sharing this! I didn't know about the Western country thing being in both versions.
@@shincci Wait, so then why are they always talking about "the gods," plural? That's not very Western...
@@Fralexion I honestly don't know. Could again be Shu Takumi writing on pov of Japanese man. But considering that character names are all western-sounding and mostly the same as in English version (only Ray has Japanese name, but that's because his name is language based pun), not to mention Cabanela using random English words in his dialogue like stereotypical American in Japanese media, it's pretty clear setting is supposed to be non-Japanese.
@@Fralexion That's mostly just the Park Guy and Kamilla, right? I'm in the US, and I can think of a few friends that are into Wiccan and/or Druidic shit, and who would reference "the gods" over capital G "God." Those two both seem like the type.
When they got to the "Detective Cabanella shits his pants" bit, I started laughing so hard I had to leave my bed so I didn't wake my fiancee
"you tellin' me a ghost shit my pants?!"
Shu Takumi try not to link a case to a case x years ago challenge level impossible
You might not realize it at the moment (doing a live read might not help with contemplation either) and I certainly didn't get it 100% at the time, but when you think about Jowd's mentality it really does make sense that he feels guilty over Sissel's death. Knowing what you're capable of is important for a cop so you know what you're responsible for, and Jowd was less than a second away from murdering Sissel, firstly. But more importantly, the reason Sissel was in this position to begin with was because Jowd and Cabenela (by their own admissions) were arrogant glory hounds that put him in that position, the man was innocent before he took a hostage. So even though Jowd didn't shoot Sissel, he was still responsible for his death. Lynne being made a hostage? That was on Jowd and Cabenela too.
I just realized that “Temsik” is just kismet backwards, with kismet meaning fate. Neat!
It's more on the nose in the Spanish localization, where it's called "Onitsed" instead, and especially considering how Not Spanish it sounds, it doesn't take a genius to get the gears turning and put two and two together
"Will and Oz are engaged"
Aw congrats!
It was a joy seeing everyone react to the twists :D
I’m guessing…
Our “sissel” is actually just the black cat from the garbage dump. Or just one of their lives. I had this feeling ever since the second Lynne death where as a joke she became cabanela.
You are really doing an outstanding job at voicing the characters, I have a hard time each time to hold my laughter.
y’all KILLED IT with the voice acting !! especially on chapter fifteen where you move that desk lamp, haha.
41:42 I literally quote this so much whenever I play dnd
11:55 This moment of the playthrough pops up in my head every time I think about Ghost Trick.
Love love LOVE the voice Jello does for the man in red…
Theres a very fun thought bubble conversation where missle asks sissel how Cabalena dies, and then what a gun is. Sissel also has no clue and the pigeon man hopes he never forgets as much as sissel
Good thing for Cabanella his dept was run by Gorou 10 years ago before he transferred to Redwood
He filed the incident as an Oopsie Daisies
Wait... does that mean... all the stand's powers... ARE GHOST TRICKS?!
"I call it time to die!" Jello no! "I call it a ghost tick"
I NEED this moment to never be forgotten 2:13:40
Arim as Sissel and Cabanella is NUTS!
When he said so you’re here , are you I got chills literal chills
0:23 thank you for reminding me of that video as it and other videos from him made me explode with laughter
Something funny I noticed - "Temsik" in the name of the park is "Kismet" spelled backwards...that is another word for "fate" or "luck"
2:13:43 why is this the best bit out of the entire playthrough
Hey Jello, i’m a big fan and simply wanted to suggest Murdered: Soul Suspect. Ghost Trick is such a good game and reminded me of Soul Suspect, since both are ghost detective games. Ghost Trick is more puzzle and less solving than Soul Suspect, however it is a fun mystery game. Not much of a voice actor game but one you can make jokes about, like Evil West. If you’ve already played it, seen it, or simply don’t want to play it, I completely understand. I simply wanted to suggest ghost detective game and remind you till the end of time. Yours truly, The Corgi King!
You know, if they saw all the dialogue, you could say that would be the Most Trick
I like how you can see the man in red's hair spawn in
I just realized, doesn't the whole meteor thing contradict what the tutorial lamp says?
the lamp says Sissel's corpse pulsates because Sissel has ghost powers and only special people have ghost powers like you're born with it, but they're actually both caused by the meteorite
was it lying or just misinformed?
could the disappear by sunrise thing also not be true?
P.S. don't tell me the answer. I just wanted to bring it up
Love seeing people theorizing about this game, brings me back to when I first played it and just got completely sucked into the world and it’s characters and it’s rules. I will at least say this much: this game is one of the most internally consistent stories I have ever seen in regards to it’s fantasy elements. So the fact that you caught that contradiction does mean something. Whether it’s pivotal to the story or not I won’t say, but you’ve definitely noticed something intentional on Shu Takumi’s part.
Well, as a certified Ghost Trick, it is interesting.
THAT'S THE GHOST TRICK!
ik you said not to tell you the answer, but iirc ray didn't say anything about being born with it, only the special people part
What's crazy too, is that the Pigeon guy, in an earlier part, we saw in his office, a photo of where the meteor landed
So its either Shu Takumi invented the meteor later and wrote that bit in as discoverable foreshadowing, or he planned for it to be involved in the story from the start.
Thank you jello for playing this game because of you and you mates I love this game series 😀
I always read it that jowd took the blame for his wife's death to not make kamilla blame herself for her death, but I think that was me rationalising it away
That's exactly what it is. The narrative explicitly calls out Jowd for acting irrationally because of this.
Wonder if jello knows you can skip dialogue faster by just, pressing and holding the screen during it, like in the Ace Attorney games
the ability to swap things if they're the same shape, that is truly the ghost trick
1:50:22 ever just have a hard hat hit you in the face going faster than sound?
SPOILERS
Are Sissle and Cabanela’s outfits supposed to mirror each other? Sissle in an all red coat but Cabanela’s pure white coat still has a red accent. Maybe Sissle’s white spot is supposed to represent the protagonist? Like how he still has some good in him but like not in him Idk if that makes sense I just thought it was cool
59:50 BASALT PILLARS ARE *HEXAGONAL,* NOT SQUARE!!!!
***Potential Spoilers but I’m just taking a guess here***
So by watching this series I wanted to look at some Fanart of the game cause I thought it have some good ones.(and a lot of em were pretty good) but I kept seeing a character I didn’t recognize. A little Black Cat, and it seem like a pretty important character to have not shown up yet. So my little game theory is that our ‘Sissle’ is that cat and happened to die nearby real Sissle or something like that and that’s why our ‘Sissle’ doesn’t remember a lot of common things even though the other human characters do when dead.
good job!!
2:14:08
I'm either hearing things or not because I'm pretty sure I heard Jello do the spit take I need someone to confirm.
God I love Will, he makes question my sexuality (sorry jello)
I am shocked there was no "spotless pants- I mean, spotless record" joke
2:13:48 Cabanela lays a Ghost Brick
This might be a spoiler but I have a theory
I think the protagonist might be an animal like missile
He can’t read
Edit: I’m right
I’ve been waiting all week for this
Y'all should do Professor Layton games
By the way does anyone know where the inside joke about pigeon with a small hat comes from? Been following Jello's content for a while and always wondered what that joke is from as they quote it a lot.
It’s from the first Miles is on fire episode. It kinda just came from no where
@@markus5120 was that really the first time they used the joke? Even then it felt like it was their long time inside joke or something.
@@shincci I’m pretty sure it is the first time the joke was made
@@shincci I think the reason it was phrased like a pre-existing joke the first time was just because pigeons with hats are somewhat prevalent in memes. idr who first said it but they had probably seen an image like that before the stream and decided to incorporate it
I find it kinda funny that the foreigners apparently use Thompson (or Thompson equivalent) SMGs whereas the domestic prison guards used MP5 (or similar) SMGs. I understand that Thompsons have connotations of organized crime and that MP5s have connotations of law enforcement, but at the same time, it could legitimately go either way
Just before the last ep of this, but 10 months later. So... spoilers but I think I figured out The Ghost Trick
Is Sissel a cat?? is he the cat?? kitty bitty cat man???
I am playing Tears of the Kingdom as I'm watching this, actually, funny you mention it.
15:13
Luigi: Its even official size
(bashes the activists skull in)
Luigi: but not official weight
12:51 Missle: I WANT. TO RULE. DA WORLD!!!
The detectives are the real superhumans in this game. Like, WTF.
I mean he's not wrong, it was the power of the rock.
Also don't you mean that the Blue Badger is the harbinger of Moon Jello?
Spoilers maybe, I haven't actually played
Is not evil sissel one of the cats nine lives or something ?
Just guessing here but that would be interesting
Please god don’t try and speedrun one of the final puzzles in the entire game dawg it’s not nearly that bad 😭
34:34 Reeses puffs
1:40:26 Radioactive Missile
2:13:48 this bit
9:22 (story) MISSILE!!!
20:19 oh sh*t
40:40 MISSILE LAUNCH SUCCESSFUL
50:20 next time on dragon ball Z
54:10 that would be so funny if he didn't know
1:08:15 (story) surprise, Lynne is not dead
1:31:17 (story) MISSILE! [love how chat reacts]
1:44:46 smack talk
1:47:53 funny bad end, not the face
2:02:50 (Story) DUDE
2:13:49 toilet jokes
2:17:50 Oz and Will are engaged, Congratulations!
2:20:10 (story) coat
2:33:40 (story) Lynne is dead
I remembered I made a bunch of clips, well now there is also time stamps
Is it 4 minutes because the number 4 is associated with death in Japanese myth and superstition?
The Guardian of the Park was the best part
"The source of my power" should have totally been turned into "The source of my poo-er"
People do play Rugby with footballs, (in fact, Rugby players also use football fields as well. Pretty sure the only difference between Rugby and Football is the rules.)
2:13:45 I don't know why that was funny as hell
2:13:50
Oz suffers
Possible spoiler about our banana man true identity
The black cat at the beginning that push down the corpse
Charlotte Scarlet reference :)
1:35:27 stinky
Wait... Does Jello hate Part 5 of JoJo? I'm not as into JoJo anymore, but that's one of my favour parts because of the main cast!
The pigeon makes m3 think of the bro bird in later alligator
The game jello plays in full on this channel, like and subscribe
2:33:26 Lin-Manuel Miran-! oh
It is a rugby ball, this game isn't set in America, remember? A football would have been a soccer ball.
this game has a lot of puzzles that are incredibly annoying huh
i love this games story but like half the puzzles are obnoxious