@@DarthPoyner I mean, in his defense, Brennan started as a fact-checker for Um, Actually. It’s like playing Jeopardy against the person who comes up with the questions and expecting to win
Um actually, there are many moons farther from the sun than Mars. Jupiter has many moons, and while it is understood that Sailor Moon refers to the Moon (Earth's moon), it can be conceived that any other moon would suffice. It is thus possible to think of one of Jupiter's moons being closer to the Sun than Jupiter, but farther than Mars.
@@jyashin Um, actually, Usagi is the Princess of Earth's Moon, and thus her title of Sailor Moon refers exclusively to Earth's Moon. Therefore, your line of reasoning is irrelevant, and there isn't any sort of loophole that would give Adam the point.
Both in Aramaic. My boys started learning Talmud in 5th grade and they caught it right away. "Bara" is to create from nothing, the Hebrew cognate is in Genesis 1:1. "Avad" (when spelled with a leading alef rather than a leading ayin) is to lose or to destroy.
As a giant Ghostbusters fan I spent the majority of the episode wondering what was wrong with the ECTO-ONE numberplate, and duh, it's meant to be ECTO-1.
@@andrewhazlewood4569 "On the show where you're supposed to obnoxiously explain stuff, obnoxiously explaining stuff if you're a man is going too far", nice one bro
Um, actually, the Curses are named Imperius, Cruciatus and Killing Curse. Imperio, Crucio and Avada Kedavra are the spells, the words used to make the magic happen.
Um actually the halo rings were created to destroy planets infected by The Flood. The covenant used it to destroy their enemies because they were a bunch of radicalized religious zealots. It is pedantic, but that is what this show is about.
They got the Konami Code wrong and they have Leonardo's mask (or maybe Donatello's, lighting doesn't make it clear) paired with Raphael's sai. That's just what I noticed at a casual glance.
Um, actually the names of the curses aren't Imperio and Crucio those are their incantations they should be referred to as the Imperius Curse and the Cruciatus curse.
Exactly! and you wouldn't say the Avada Kedavra curse, either, but The Killing Curse - cos even though perhaps you wouldn't have the intent behind the words, saying them would be tempting fate.
Um, actually, the Kamehameha is not a magic spell, it is a Ki attack that uses the natural energy in one's body. Magic does exist in Dragon Ball, but it is an entirely separate category of attacks.
I would have to say Shenron and the dragon balls are magic unless you take in account they are shared with that of the dragon God's Devine energy which is considered Kai but on a God level
@@Ezullof since rowling is very unspecific about her magic system, its a bit hard to say, but there are few clues that casting a spell would have need for that kind of spiritual energy and that more focused or balenced wizards can cast greater magic. Also - as far as dragonball goes - you can improve or increase your ki by physical exercise. That is for sure not the case with harry potter.
Um actually, while 'chimera' may refer to any mixture of animals or creatures, they are talking about 'Chimaera' which was a specific creature with the features they described.
@@rory_person_being Um actually the use of the definite article implies specificity. He wasnt asked to draw 'a' chimera he was asked to draw 'the' Chimaera.
Well, as long as they don't put advertise in their youtube videos I'm actually ok with it. That way they truly would be indipendent. But if they build a paywall AND go on to put ad's on their youtube channel.... well, at that point I'll admit that they sold out
Interesting note about Vulcans, that whole "We must be unemotional beings of pure logic and rationality" stuff? That's ENTIRELY cultural, as a backlash to how insanely driven and forceful their emotions tend to be. The problem was that every emotional response a vulcan would naturally have is shit tier and always makes everything worse, fallowing their gut would just lead to vulcans killing everything on sight and devolving into rage induced rants about upset they are when things don't go their way. After one too many world wars of vulcans killing each other far too often, there was a cultural push to suppress their idiotic emotions and act only on pure logic as the basis for every decision, with draconian levels of strict enforcement and indoctrination to keep as many vulcans as possible acting in a civilized manner. What scares them about humans is that humans seem to have a wider range of USEFUL emotions, and obeying a gut instinct from a human consistently ends up with optimal outcomes based on limited knowledge. What should scare the humans meanwhile, is that a lot of humans see a vulcan and go out of their way to try and get that vulcan to be more emotional ... Unaware of just how badly this would actually end.
I thought that was the case as well, but according to actual greek mythology "chimera" refers to a specific beast. it doesn't seem till later that the definition of chimera was expanded when genetics research started mixing cells of different genotypes within a single organism. So in the context of the question being about mythology, he is correct, it is a lion with a snake head tail and a goat head in the back.
@@Brettski89 Um, actually, the word 'chimera' comes from a word meaning 'ridiculous', used for this sort of creature because it is a ridiculous mish-mash of different animals.
Um Actually, The definition began to deviate from the original Greek meaning in the Medieval ages. It was never specified that it had to be the Greek mythological version of it or even that the chimera they wished was derived from Greek mythology. Due to how mythology is defined (vaguely, as a collection of myths where myth is a story) the beliefs of the many beasts is also a valid form of mythology. It should also be noted that the Greek Chimera had various forms and depictions even in its time, though they did not deviate too far from the most famous lion-goat-snake one we were shown.
Um Actually: The Kamehameha is not a "Magic" spell but a usage of Ki which are different things in the Dragonball Universe(s) thus the Kamehameha is not a "Magic Spell". A magic spell would be something like the Majin mind control. (changed wich to which and mindcontrole to mind clontrol, thx to Tyson Melcher for making this comment more appealing for you^^)
Literally every set piece is a physical “um actually” question, being something nerdy with something wrong with it e.g. D20 reading 21, stark family crest with the words “winter will come, etc. Awesome set design!
Glad someone else pointed it out. You also forgot the dire wolf in the Stark crest had antlers. The blue Raphael mask (which should also not have a human shaped nose cutout) and the regular hammer Mjolnir were the worst offenders to me.
And "Ecto-One," the round rubik's cube, poke-cubes, messed up n64 controller, thor's literal hammer, red tardis, and the Ash Ketchum's zelda-themed hat
Um, actually, Boromir dies near the Rauros Falls but not above them, and Faramir is injured not in the siege of Osgiliath but in the suicide mission to take it back - the assault of Osgiliath.
I have to disagree. While, Boromir didn't die right above the falls, Nen Hithoel is directly above them. Also, Faramir only attempted to retake Osgiliath in the film. In the books he's injured in the retreat from the causeway forts.
Geographically Boromir did die "above" the falls, since they were at the higher point. But it sounds weird, as though they were fighting on the boats rather than on the ground, and were about to tumble down the Falls. So I agree with you, it'd be much better to say "near the Rauros Falls." From Two Towers: "A mile, maybe, from Parth Galen in a little glade not far from the lake [Aragorn] found Boromir." So to be exact, he died near the western shore of Nen Hithoel.
Umm, actually, Faramir didn't get his injury during the assault of Osgiliath, he was shot by a poisoned arrow while he was guarding his men retreating from the failed assault after they already left Osgiliath.
@ um actually, not everything Roman started Greek. for example the goddess Belladonna doesn't have a Greek counterpart like Minerva/Athena or Jupiter/Zeus have
Lol exactly! Avada Kedavra translates to "I destroy as I speak" which is very fitting and not at all nonsense! Tho to be fair, I am a HUGE Harry Potter fan, but don't think I would have gotten that answer right away just because of the weird wording. But after he said "there is something worse than the unforgivable curses" i realized what they were going for. Definitely think they should have worded it a lot better
@@I_Am_Baba_Yaga Is that true though? I had 6 years if Latin in school and "Avada Kedavra" is neither composed out of any words I know (which is totally possible, I probably don't know even a fracture of all Latin words), nor does it look anything similar to how "I destroy as I speak" would look like in Latin. Might be another language or some Latin grammar form I don't know though. EDIT: Okay, I read into it and apparently it's based off the Aramaic phrase for "let the thing be destroyed", which was (according to JK Rowling) originally believed to cure illnesses, where the "thing" to be destroyed was the illness. Rowling then took some liberties with it and "rebranded" the incantation.
@@UserJWR i guess? Idk its just what Google told me. I knew it stood for something similar to i destroy as a speak but couldnt remember the exact phrase, so googled it and it told me latin. Must have been a bad site or something. Lol its one of those things where you remember a hint of something and then try and piece it all together on google. Good to know tho! Thanks for the correction :) like i said, i just remember hearing it a long time ago.
Um, actually: Elysium is part of the Greek afterlife. The Romans stole that sh*t, just like most of the rest of their culture. EDIT: While it's true that one could argue the Romans saw themselves as Trojans (if their founding myths are to be believed), and they shared the same religion as the Greeks, Elysium seems to be at least partially a Greek invention, and it's a Greek word, possibly from ἀλυουσας (ἀλύω, to be deeply stirred from joy), or ἀλύτως, a synonym of ἀφθάρτως (ἄφθαρτος, incorruptible). The Romans also called it Elysium, so, at the very least, the Romans took the word for that particular realm of the underworld.
Um actually most of Greek religion comes from ancient indo Europeans as well as the fact that they did adopt many old cultures surrounding them in the Mediterranean the only reason the Romans are given more of a rap about adopting cultures is because they had more of a lasting reach in areas than the greeks or other Mediterranean societies besides possibly the Phoenicians
Um actually, in the Last Unicorn King Haggard explicitly mentions in his first throne room scene that his castle also has four men at arms. We never see them in the movie but they are mentioned and therefore the list of Haggard Castle inhabitants is incomplete.
ACTUALLY Adam would make for a great conversation, studies show that having someone speak to you for hours on end is a perfectly acceptable relationship so long as both are fine with it. Also I'm lying.
Nah, in his interview with Abigail Thorn it's quite clear that the know-it-all persona is a put on and he's actually quite personable. Also this game show is predicated on acting like an insufferable know-it-all.
um actuallyt the word chimera was taken directly form the mythological creature, not the other way around. When talking mythology, a chimera is ALWAYS that which Bellerophon and pegasus slew, not any other creature.
No, that's just what chimera means now. It comes from the lion/goat/snake creature from greek myth. Only NOW does it mean any amalgamation. You are very, very wrong.
Um, actually, Kamehameha is not a magic spell, it's an offensive technique, more precisely an energy attack. Also, this is debatable I guess, as I'm not sure what you meant by "the object associated with the incantation", but I feel like I need to point out that the dragon balls don't summon a Kamehameha. Their only association is that of being both part of Dragon Ball.
I think you would be correct. the host stated that the items must be matched with the spells they are associated in CASTING. the dragon balls only summon shenron, of which if that is consider casting they are using the wrong spell. also the kamehameha is indeed not a spell.
I cannot express how painful it is to be over 2 years too late to say um actually in the book King Haggard had four men at arms also living in the castle
Um actually, kodamas are those little, white, dools like spirits that live in the trees (at least, in the movie). In Joudai, the word literally means "the ancient lot" and they are common spirits living in the woods. The boar was indeed a wild, fierce boar filled by hatred caused by the bullet burning his flesh. Not a demon, not a spirit.
Um actually, the whole concept is that the boar LOOKED like a demon, but was indeed a living being consumed by iron and hatred. It was a boar from the "boar tribe", as later stated in the movie..
You don't need to be a space nerd to know that... It's basic knowledge. You should know that when you're 11 yo (not "should" in the sense it's an important thing to know, but at this point you should have had many occasions to learn it).
My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizzas: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Pluto (I learned this before Pluto's planet status was revoked)
@@Ezullof Some schools don't teach it at all. I was never taught it in a class, I went through a phase where I was obsessed with outer space. I know a lot of people who are the same, or just didn't listen in physics lessons, but that's just bad etiquette.
nah m8. Ki manipulation and magic are different. And by what you just said, it's like saying both Scott Summers and Doctor Strange both use magic because their world is fiction wtf. Can't that go the other way as well then? And if so, what the point of your argument? Sorry but Ki isn't magic, especially since their are actual magic casters in DBZ that dont utilize Ki.
Um Actually, "Kamehameha" and the Dragon Balls are not connected. I personally would argue that Kamehameha is not even a magic spell. In Dragon Ball Z they introduce magic users that have abilities different than the fighters that use the "Kamehameha" energy beam. The fighters are not viewed the same way as magic uses such as Bibidi, Badidi, and Master Roshi's sister Fortuneteller Baba. But back to the point, the Dragon Balls are not connected at all to "Kamehameha" in any way shape or form besides being two things that exist in this world. The Dragon Balls of Earth are used to summon the dragon Shenron and have no special phrases specifically necessary to summon him. Porunga the dragon summoned with the Dragon Balls of Namek DOES require a specific phrase, so if anything, the Dragon Balls should be associated with the phase required for summoning. The Namekian password required to summon Porunga is, according to the manga, "takkaraputo popurunga pupirittoparo" ---not Kamehameha.
Um, actually, by object associated they mean both it's associated in the use of the "spell" for spells with associated objects and associated to the series the "spell" is found in. Because the Kamehameha does not have a directly associated object the dragon balls are the only thing that can be used even though they aren't used for the Kamehameha. Also the Kamehameha is a type of magic, magic is the use of a form of energy, words, circles, objects, and more to cause a desired result. The Kamehameha uses a combination of energy (in the case of Dragon ball Chi/Ki) and words (sometimes optionally) to create an energy based attack. Because of this the Kamehameha falls into several magic categories being Spell Casting, Chi/Ki Magic, Chi/Ki Manipulation, and a few others. So the Kamehamaha is indeed a magic spell specifically it is primarily a Ki Magic and Ki Manipulation type spell primarily. And though you are correct in the phrase for summoning Porunga the use of the Kamehameha and the object Dragon Balls was never in reference to the summoning of the dragons but was all used for referencing the objects related to the spell through the series it is found in.
The Kamehameha is not considered magic by Dragonball defined standards. It is the transformation of physical ability into pure energy to exceed the explosive properties the are limited by the flesh.
I saw this and waited to see the question. Based on the question, this umm actually is just irrelevant. It could be said that the name of the move isn't a spell at all, but it's the way magic works for the universe it is in...so...it's a reach that anyone who is in more nerd fandoms than just anime/manga, might not think accurate at all. The items were just tied to where the spell was from, so the fact that the wish did not involve kamehameha, they are the best item to tie to the show kamehameha is from, which was the point of the round.
Um actually, those are the dragon balls from earth (you can tell by the size) which allows you to summon the wish granting dragon shenron. And it's not so much a spell as a plee that generally goes like "hear me shenron and grant my wish." Also kamehameha is the name of an energy based attack, not a spell at all.
Um, actually, even Earth's dragon balls are a fair bit bigger than that, so size is no reason to assume that's what they're meant to be. You're right that the kamehameha isn't magic, though.
Um, actually Elysium is also the afterlife for heroes in Roman mythology too. I point you to Virgil's Aeneid. Just because it was in Greek mythology beforehand doesn't make it not Roman too.
Um actually Elysium was not just for heroes it was for anyone considered to be worthy you are thinking of the Isles of blest which were three islands in Elysium that were reserved for people who were reborn and achieved Elysium three times and since this was nearly impossible only heroes ever attempted it and as such it was basically reserved for heroes only.
Um, actually kamehameha isn’t a spell. It is a ki blast and it is not at all associated with the dragon balls which are used to grant a wish to the user who finds all 7 of the earth dragon balls.
I never noticed that there are thins in the background like a spuare pokeball, Thors hammer, the TMNT weapon with the wrong mask and the sign saying "writer will come" instead of "winter is comming" Nice touch.
Also the 6 on the d20 isn't underlined to differentiate it from the 9. And if you're wondering, i know its a 6, not a 9, because of the positions of the numbers compared to the ones on an actual d20.
Um, actually, Elysium is the hero’s after life and similar to Valhalla. It is in Greek and Roman mythology and it is one of many, the fields of punishment, the fields of asphodel, elusium and the isle of the blessed.
Tempted to say the village in Princess Mononoke isn't actually attacked by a demon, but a forest spirit/boar who's been infected by all those nasty wormy dudes. But it's been a long time.
continuing on so i may steal your point,it isn't a martial arts technique it's actually a technique that uses ki energy(sort of like the force from star wars as it lives within everybody)the thing that gives it a physical shape,form and colour is plasma the fourth state of matter that makes up 99% of all matter in the universe while ki is used in martial arts practices it doesn't necciserily make it a martial arts move
Um, actually even if it were powered by gas flow it, could still use mechanical cylinder numbers like old odometers or electric meters have rather than clock dials.
Given how well gas meters have been made, a lot of them still use the original dials that came with the unit. You could upgrade all of these old dials with digital ones, by charging the home or business owner for the material and time for upgrade, as well as the extra time required to relight pilot lights. That being said, how many people actually read gas meters and they don't work for a gas company? Would this time and money be worth it? There's still the fact that the glass can get scratched or fog up. Dials are easier to read than all other options in these situations.
Um, Actually: Although Sailor Moon was the first Sailor Scout we met, Sailor Venus had already been adventuring it up before Usagi/Serena got her powers, so she was actually first in order of emergence.
...Though I guess technically Sailor Moon and Sailor Mercury joined the team at the same time, because there was no "team" before they got together - unless the "team" was Sailor Moon and Luna, in which case Sailor Venus and Artemis made a "team" of their own before Luna's team even existed... Technicalities are weird.
Um, actually; Elysium/The Elysium Fields is a Hellenistic (Greek) afterlife in which heroes who performed deeds for the theoi were sent - though shortly after the hesiod period, it's said that now those who simply live a righteous life and/or blessed souls of the dead are permitted to entire the paradise of Elysium.
Um actually, Kamehameha isn’t magic. It’s Ki/chi, which is distinctly not magic. This is signified though magic users such as Bibbidi, bobbidi, and buu.
And to add a last bitt, the Kamehameha is from Dragon Ball, and also Dragon Ball Z, not just Z as Trap proclaimed. Z is a sequal and not the originator of the Dragon Balls nor Kamehameha.
Um, actually: Faramir was not injured during the siege of Osgiliath, he was injured after the fall of the city, while performing a rearguard action to protect the retreating Gondor forces from being routed by advancing orcs (book), and atemptin to retake the city from Mordor (film).
Um actually thats also wrong. In the film he was injured attempting to retake Osgiliath after Denethor decided that Osgiliath had been too easily captured. Faramir is the only soldier to return. He does not go to the Black Gate because he is recovering in the Houses of Healing, where he meets Eowyn.
Um, actually: I pointed out he was injured "atemptin to retake the city from Mordor (film)." You are either correcting me in details I didn't give or including irrelevant parts of the story. I think you might have misread "Retaking the city (of Osgiliath) from Mordor (the conquering orc army). And incorrectly assumed that I claimed Faramir took part on the the diversionary attack on the Morannon (Black gates of Mordor).
It's Japanese and the characters are separated like so: kame hame ha. I'm not Japanese but I think it's a play on word to form the following Chinese characters 龜 破滅 波, which can be pronounced as kame hametsu ha. Omitting the "tsu" would be the Hawaiian ruler name. I read the author's wife suggested it when she saw that on TV.
I’m so happy they included the substitutionary locomotion spell from Bedknobs and Broomsticks. I’m also sad that none of them appeared to know what that movie even is, considering they all mispronounced it
Same. I was like this is the only one I know and it is so simple. But um actually it was a time of mating and if they didn't mate they have to kill someone to stop it.
Um, actually... in your Starcraft question you state "While Jim Raynor is playable as EITHER a Terran Vulture Unit OR a Terran Marine Unit, OR piloting the the Terran Hyperion Battle Cruiser Unit..." Since "either" and "or" are correlative conjunctions, they should only be used as *pairs* in a sentence (typically comparing just two items in a list). While "either" can be used (in a rather archaic manner) as a conjunction for more than two items, it would only be paired with a single "or" with the remainder of the list separated by commas.
@@Summerman000kesamies I just wanted to make it clear. There are many, many people who don't know basic grammar. If any of them read this comment thread, is like them to be educated by it.
Considering the Chimera discussion above, Adam DOES say "the order in which they JOINED the 'Sailor Scouts'", not "order in which they were created, so he is technically correct that Venus comes last in order of joining the team. (of the original 5)
After looking at evidence I do see I was a wrong about sailor Venus being the first however I will stand by Sailor V being one of the first sailor soldiers (Excluding Pluto, Neptune, and Uranus)
Um, actually Sailor Venus was the FIRST sailor scout to join, not the last. She met Artemis and became a sailor scout in Code Name: Sailor V, the sequel to which was Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon. In order of joining it is Sailor Venus, Sailor Moon, Sailor Mercury, Sailor Mars, Sailor Jupiter.
Venus was the first Sailor Guardian, but she was the last to join the team. She was acting as a solo hero up until the other four Inner Senshi were already a team.
Um, Actually "Kamehameha" isn't *from* Dragonball Z. It is from the Original Dragonball series and carries on to future series Z and Super (and.. GT too, sure you can join).
Would you say Freiza is from Dragonball Super? No, you would say Freiza is from Z. For the same reason, kamehameha is FROM the original dragonball, not Z.
Um actually Kamehameha is not a spell it's a Kai attack which is ones natural soul energy not magic. "Come forth almighty Shenron and Grant our wish" would be closer to spells since it awakens a magical being
Adam got the manticore pretty wrong. They have nothing reptile about them. According to Greek and Persian legend, their body is redish and like a lion's, they have a tail like a scorpion and a human face. In some cases they also have wings, but this is not accurate to mythology. Also, the chimera breaths fire from the goat head and is usually depicted as female, despite the lion mane.
Um, actually: Trapp said that Kamehameha is from dragonball Z when in fact it originally debuted in the original dragonball and also you dont use the dragonballs to cast it and it also isnt a magic spell. A lot wrong with that one.
They NEVER said the object on the table was used to cast it. They were just items associated with the correct incantation. And indeed while dragon balls are not used with ki attacks, they are most certainly associated with the show
Um, acually: That shiney question was to associate the magic spell or incantation with the correct item on the table. But the kamehameha is a ki attack and in the dragon ball universe ki is not magic and you do not have to say kamehameha to use the technique so it doesn't belong is this question at all.
by your logic super man(who is weak against magical attacks) should be weak to green lanturns attacks(a fictional energy that does something impossible in real life) but we know for a fact that that is not the case. When it comes to determining if a technique or ability is magic you have to examine what that fictional universe has defined magic to be. In the dragon ball universe it is made clear that ki is different from magic so the kamehameha is not magic and my 'um, actually' stands.
Um actually, Ashitakas village wasn't really attacked, he was touched by the demon and banished before he turned. Also the lepers who were inventing the guns weren't in an attic they lived in a hut in Lady Eboshi's garden. And I 110% agree with Adam, these movies are more a spiritual experience than a talking point lol 😆😍
One really, really important detail is that they are NOT guns. In interviews, Hayao Miyazaki is emphatic on that point. He calls them cannons. What's the difference, I can't remember, but he's very pissed off when people call them guns.
Um actually, it’s the Imperius Curse, the Cruciatus Curse, and the Killing Curse. Also, it’s debatable whether or not Horcruxes are worse than the unforgivable curses. It’s equal to the killing curse because both result in death but is death worse than unbearable torture or being forced to do terrible things against your will? Some people would rather die than be tortured mercilessly or be forced to murder their entire family. So it depends on your opinion. Personally, I don’t think Horcruxes are worse than the Unforgiveable Curses.
I could see how the imperius curse could be worse than the killing curse, but it think the fact that horcruxes nigh irreparably seperate the soul makes it the most vile. just a thought.
Um actually, there's even more to creating a horcrux than killing a person. There's an unpublished ritual attached to it which made the lector of J.K. Rowling throw up bc it was so horrible.
Um, actually, not only was it states that the horcruxes were the worst magic, but J.K. Rowling even stated herself that they are the worst magic, refusing to write her original idea because of how horrible it was. Side note, there are a lot of theories online, One of the most prevailing theories is that creating a horcrux requires cannibalism.
Um, actually, the creation of Horcruxes not only requires murder but is also the act of sundering your own soul, making it far more vile than any other spell, even Imperius or the Killing Curse. Voldemort's use of the horcruxes is particularly vile in that he repeated the procedure several times.
UM ACTUALLY, UM ACTUALLY! The name for the curses are not imperio and crucio, rather that is what you say to perform them. The correct names are the imperus curse and the cruciatus curse
But they listed the sound you have to say for all of them, and then a description of what the curse does. It's just that the killing curse's name matches its description, whereas the names for the other two are opaque (to me at least).
Um actually elysium is the Greek version of paradise/afterlife. The underworld of Greek mythology is split into three sections: elysium, the fields of asphodel, and Tartarus
um actually, the Greeks did not, we (modern people) just took the easily pronounceable name. the Romans ripped off Greek mythology, including their gods and underworld, just renamed them
UM, actually, the Pon Farr kills if Vulcans do not mate, successfully meditate until it passes, OR complete a battle with a challenger/rival (doesn't matter if they win/lose). And, I mention "challenger" being different from "rival" because of the "Blood Fever" episode on Voyager when B'elanna challenged Vorik for herself when he challenged his rival, Tom (who, honestly, stood *no* chance against a Vulcan lmao), and there were no rules against her fighting for herself, according to Tuvok. **Also,** um, actually, it can kill other species if they are sort of "infected" with the symptoms of Pon Farr from an overzealous Vulcan (i.e. Varik "infecting" B'elanna in the episode "Blood Fever"). (If anyone has a better phrase for how it works, sincerely, be my guest, lol)
Um, actually Farimir is not grievously injured during the siege of Osgiliath, he is injured in its attempted reclamation (film) or in the rearguard action (book)
@@Ezullof Um actually Faramir's injury does not take place in Osgiliath, it takes place on the fields outside- due to arrow fire he never even makes it back to Osgiliath in the film. Kudos on spelling
Um, actually, the goat head does have a purpose; it breathes fire. Also, the snake tail is described as a dragon in Hesiod’s “Theogony,” but other descriptions of it are of a snake.
um actually the romans morphed greek mythology with their local mythologies like the etruscan or latin one, mars for example wasn´t just ares but he actually was a god of harvest too and had different character traits, also the romans later integrated gods like mythras or isis from all places they conquered, they even had rituals specificly for integrating foreign gods like for mater magna a godess from carthago, which they integrated before the punic wars to beat carthago, but yes the underworld they mostly copied from the greeks, even though elysium only is a part of the underworld which in total is called hades, even though as tartarus in some versions is all under gaia(the earth) so technically tartarus would be the underworld and hades a part of it but matters in this regard are a bit contradicting and tartarus is mostly described as the deepest pit of hades
Um actually, the Kamehameha is originally from Dragon Ball. Although it is used in every Dragon Ball franchise including super, z, gt, and the original. Notable users include Krillin, Master Roshi, Goku, Gohan, Goten, Cell, Yamcha, and Tien.
India Chariton Umm, actually Tenshinhan uses the Kamehameha against Jackie Chun (Master Roshi) in the 22nd Tenkaichi Budokai in Episode #94 of the anime and Volume #11 Chapter #124 of the manga.
um actually the original users were roshi, goku, grandpa gohan knows how to do it because roshi taught him, and ox king knew it but he forgot how to do it. tien learned after he saw goku do it in the world tourniment and krillin, yamcha, gohan, and goten all learned themselves after seeing it be done so many times. and cell doesnt count becausehe is a litter amalgamation of all the most powerful fighters who live or have come to earth before cell went back in time
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Having Adam on this show seems unfair, he "um, Actually's" for a living
yea Adam here is like hat on a hat XD
With an entire team behind him, tho
Except he is almost always wrong. And Brennan destroys him every time.
Oh so true, but oh so perfect a match.
@@DarthPoyner I mean, in his defense, Brennan started as a fact-checker for Um, Actually. It’s like playing Jeopardy against the person who comes up with the questions and expecting to win
Adam forgetting that Earth is closer to the sun than Mars made me actually laugh out loud. He was so confident!
looking at the average distance, pretty sure sun would be closer
@@biocode4478 I mean, it makes sense that the sun would be closer to the sun than both Mars and Earth
Adam Ruins Everything...including astronomy. XD
I was like "ADAM NO YOU MESSED UP!!" XD
Everything is mostest closest to mercurey no?
Adam: Knows all the Sailor Senshi.
Also Adam: Doesn't put the moon closer to the sun than Mars.
Wtf?!
No he dosnt
Um actually, there are many moons farther from the sun than Mars. Jupiter has many moons, and while it is understood that Sailor Moon refers to the Moon (Earth's moon), it can be conceived that any other moon would suffice. It is thus possible to think of one of Jupiter's moons being closer to the Sun than Jupiter, but farther than Mars.
@@jyashin Um, actually, Usagi is the Princess of Earth's Moon, and thus her title of Sailor Moon refers exclusively to Earth's Moon. Therefore, your line of reasoning is irrelevant, and there isn't any sort of loophole that would give Adam the point.
Ever So Nitro um, actually, i love you. Are you single?
Um actually, Avada kedavra means "to destroy as I speak" while abra kedabra means "to create as i speak"
Kinda weird how similar they sound but how their definitions are polar opposites
Both in Aramaic. My boys started learning Talmud in 5th grade and they caught it right away. "Bara" is to create from nothing, the Hebrew cognate is in Genesis 1:1. "Avad" (when spelled with a leading alef rather than a leading ayin) is to lose or to destroy.
Thank you! I was saying this while I was watching
@@MK.DANABNORMAL dude just look up homonyms
It’s funny because the thing thats being destroyed (according to Latin texts) is illness, so it’s a healing spell.
I love and hate how every object on this set is incorrect.
I don't think I would have fully noticed if you didn't say anything.
The "D21" is hurting my eyes lol
As a giant Ghostbusters fan I spent the majority of the episode wondering what was wrong with the ECTO-ONE numberplate, and duh, it's meant to be ECTO-1.
I was wondering why I felt uncomfortable lol
Comic Drake DRAKE!!!!😃
The fact that they didn't fail on sailor moon knowledge but on basic solar system knowledge 🤣 They were all so confident too
I am horrified Adam didn't know Mars is after Earth.........................
@Zandeus Get out
Pretty sure it’s just that he got too excited
Adam ruined Adam
Wasn't the order Adam chose the way that the Sailor Moon's were chosen?
He was suppose to arrange them the way the planets are in the real solar system
Ally and Alice look like they want to murder Adam when he tries to explain the shiny questions
Yeah, him doing that pissed me off.
I mean thats how everyone looks at him during Adam Ruins Everything, just comes with the atmosphere!
Which makes sense. I did too.
Because even on Um Actually, where pretending to be an obnoxious know it all is required, mansplaining is going too far
@@andrewhazlewood4569 "On the show where you're supposed to obnoxiously explain stuff, obnoxiously explaining stuff if you're a man is going too far", nice one bro
Um, actually, the Curses are named Imperius, Cruciatus and Killing Curse. Imperio, Crucio and Avada Kedavra are the spells, the words used to make the magic happen.
Jorge Bernardone thank you, i could tell something was off but count quite place it
Jorge Bernardone that was bothering me so much! glad other people noticed
Sorry but emilybestest is more right
Jorge Bernardone beat me to it lol
Um actually the halo rings were created to destroy planets infected by The Flood. The covenant used it to destroy their enemies because they were a bunch of radicalized religious zealots. It is pedantic, but that is what this show is about.
"I said I know about sailor Moon, not astronomy" this is going to be my friend's year book quote
Um, actually, my high school banned year book quotes and senior quotes and that was sad :( this comment makes me jealous
That giant 20 sided die that has a 21 on it really bothers me...
LordSlag You didn’t say uhm actually.
RIGHT?
Take a look at the rest of the set decoration. There's something wrong with everything.
There's donatellos purple headband things with raphs sais too
They got the Konami Code wrong and they have Leonardo's mask (or maybe Donatello's, lighting doesn't make it clear) paired with Raphael's sai. That's just what I noticed at a casual glance.
Is this the secret "Everything ruins Adam" Episode?
Adam Ruins "Um Actually" :D
Um, actually the names of the curses aren't Imperio and Crucio those are their incantations they should be referred to as the Imperius Curse and the Cruciatus curse.
Was looking for this.
Yepppp
THATS WHAT I WAS GONNA SAY
Exactly! and you wouldn't say the Avada Kedavra curse, either, but The Killing Curse - cos even though perhaps you wouldn't have the intent behind the words, saying them would be tempting fate.
Um actually that is the shortened names of the longer names
Um, actually, the Kamehameha is not a magic spell, it is a Ki attack that uses the natural energy in one's body. Magic does exist in Dragon Ball, but it is an entirely separate category of attacks.
I would have to say Shenron and the dragon balls are magic unless you take in account they are shared with that of the dragon God's Devine energy which is considered Kai but on a God level
kamehameha is no spell tho, coldpotatos explanation is really on point. Also kamehameha was poorly pronounced in the show
Kamehameha is also a Polynesian King who united all the islands.
And what makes you think the Patronum isn't a ki attack too?
@@Ezullof since rowling is very unspecific about her magic system, its a bit hard to say, but there are few clues that casting a spell would have need for that kind of spiritual energy and that more focused or balenced wizards can cast greater magic.
Also - as far as dragonball goes - you can improve or increase your ki by physical exercise. That is for sure not the case with harry potter.
Um, actually, the term "chimera" can be used to describe any creature that combines aspects of multiple different animals.
Um actually, while 'chimera' may refer to any mixture of animals or creatures, they are talking about 'Chimaera' which was a specific creature with the features they described.
@@IMAxBlackArrow Um actually, while I understand that was the intent, they never specified, thus making Adam's drawing valid.
@@rory_person_being Um actually the use of the definite article implies specificity. He wasnt asked to draw 'a' chimera he was asked to draw 'the' Chimaera.
@@IMAxBlackArrow Um actually, I have no response damn I lose
@@rory_person_being 😉
Seeing these old formats, you have really rounded the game out into a much more streamlined show. Congrats.
One of the consistently best things out of College Humor
and now we can only see it if we subscribe to whatever dropout tv is...
It'll still be on CH but there will be more/longer episodes on Dropout according to that one video
Oh yea. Um actually.
doesnt change the fact that their putting content behind a paywall
Well, as long as they don't put advertise in their youtube videos I'm actually ok with it.
That way they truly would be indipendent.
But if they build a paywall AND go on to put ad's on their youtube channel.... well, at that point I'll admit that they sold out
Interesting note about Vulcans, that whole "We must be unemotional beings of pure logic and rationality" stuff? That's ENTIRELY cultural, as a backlash to how insanely driven and forceful their emotions tend to be. The problem was that every emotional response a vulcan would naturally have is shit tier and always makes everything worse, fallowing their gut would just lead to vulcans killing everything on sight and devolving into rage induced rants about upset they are when things don't go their way.
After one too many world wars of vulcans killing each other far too often, there was a cultural push to suppress their idiotic emotions and act only on pure logic as the basis for every decision, with draconian levels of strict enforcement and indoctrination to keep as many vulcans as possible acting in a civilized manner. What scares them about humans is that humans seem to have a wider range of USEFUL emotions, and obeying a gut instinct from a human consistently ends up with optimal outcomes based on limited knowledge. What should scare the humans meanwhile, is that a lot of humans see a vulcan and go out of their way to try and get that vulcan to be more emotional ...
Unaware of just how badly this would actually end.
Um actually a chimera is just a mixture of any two animals, the Lycian chimera is the most famous one and the one presented
Was going to say that! Technically a manticore is also a chimera!
I thought that was the case as well, but according to actual greek mythology "chimera" refers to a specific beast. it doesn't seem till later that the definition of chimera was expanded when genetics research started mixing cells of different genotypes within a single organism. So in the context of the question being about mythology, he is correct, it is a lion with a snake head tail and a goat head in the back.
@@Brettski89 Um, actually, the word 'chimera' comes from a word meaning 'ridiculous', used for this sort of creature because it is a ridiculous mish-mash of different animals.
Um actually a chimera is just having 2 sets of dna
Um Actually, The definition began to deviate from the original Greek meaning in the Medieval ages. It was never specified that it had to be the Greek mythological version of it or even that the chimera they wished was derived from Greek mythology. Due to how mythology is defined (vaguely, as a collection of myths where myth is a story) the beliefs of the many beasts is also a valid form of mythology. It should also be noted that the Greek Chimera had various forms and depictions even in its time, though they did not deviate too far from the most famous lion-goat-snake one we were shown.
Um Actually: The Kamehameha is not a "Magic" spell but a usage of Ki which are different things in the Dragonball Universe(s) thus the Kamehameha is not a "Magic Spell". A magic spell would be something like the Majin mind control. (changed wich to which and mindcontrole to mind clontrol, thx to Tyson Melcher for making this comment more appealing for you^^)
Or for fun they could used summoning shinnron in Namekian.
Yeah, Ki is kinda a metaphysical manifestation of someone's physical strength.
THANK YOU! Amateurs!
I was looking to see if someone already posted this, nice job.
and you don't need the dragon balls to do it
Literally every set piece is a physical “um actually” question, being something nerdy with something wrong with it e.g. D20 reading 21, stark family crest with the words “winter will come, etc.
Awesome set design!
Um actually you can put any numbers you want a dice.
My favorite is the Adidas version of the Nike Air Mags
The TMNT mask behind Trapp should be red!
Glad someone else pointed it out. You also forgot the dire wolf in the Stark crest had antlers. The blue Raphael mask (which should also not have a human shaped nose cutout) and the regular hammer Mjolnir were the worst offenders to me.
And "Ecto-One," the round rubik's cube, poke-cubes, messed up n64 controller, thor's literal hammer, red tardis, and the Ash Ketchum's zelda-themed hat
Um, actually, Boromir dies near the Rauros Falls but not above them, and Faramir is injured not in the siege of Osgiliath but in the suicide mission to take it back - the assault of Osgiliath.
I have to disagree. While, Boromir didn't die right above the falls, Nen Hithoel is directly above them. Also, Faramir only attempted to retake Osgiliath in the film. In the books he's injured in the retreat from the causeway forts.
@@KosherCookery Oh really? Wow, didn't remember that, it's been a while since I read the books. Thanks bro.
um actually, to be even more specific, Boromir died in the woods of Amon Hen, away from the falls. He was laid to rest after he died over the falls.
Geographically Boromir did die "above" the falls, since they were at the higher point. But it sounds weird, as though they were fighting on the boats rather than on the ground, and were about to tumble down the Falls. So I agree with you, it'd be much better to say "near the Rauros Falls."
From Two Towers: "A mile, maybe, from Parth Galen in a little glade not far from the lake [Aragorn] found Boromir." So to be exact, he died near the western shore of Nen Hithoel.
Umm, actually, Faramir didn't get his injury during the assault of Osgiliath, he was shot by a poisoned arrow while he was guarding his men retreating from the failed assault after they already left Osgiliath.
"I'm trying not to objectify them- I'm sure they have like hobbies, and to-do lists for the day" absolutely killed me
I can't believe they had Adam on this show, HE RUINS EVERYTHING
MulanwithaD I see what you did there...
He did ruin this. He came off as so arrogant
@@Mewchu14 isn't that the point of the show?
lam dc you know, you’re not wrong.
It took me seeing a 21 on that 20 sided die to realize everything on the shelves is slightly wrong. Wow, I knew I subscribed to Dropout for a reason.
I just noticed that this episode too
I thought it was just a cool stylistic thing, now I totally see the rest
The square PokeBalls are fucking me up
@@Vi_Vi_1it's a Catch'em Cube!
I realized it with the Konami Code sign listing the inputs in reverse
Um, actually, elyseum was originally Greek, not Roman.
the first thing i did was go down here to look for this comment when i heard that
Um, actually, it was ''Elysion pedion'' to the ancient Greeks.
@ um actually, not everything Roman started Greek. for example the goddess Belladonna doesn't have a Greek counterpart like Minerva/Athena or Jupiter/Zeus have
@@elliejordan3233 um Actually, Belladonna does have a Greek counterpart in Enyo
@@melindamelton5612 um actually Belladonna is famous porn actress
I love how at the end they all just start collaborating and are genuinely curious and trying to figure out how to read the gas meter.
um actually the Harry Potter spells aren't nonsense, in fact expecto patronum is Latin for 'I await a guardian'
Lol exactly! Avada Kedavra translates to "I destroy as I speak" which is very fitting and not at all nonsense!
Tho to be fair, I am a HUGE Harry Potter fan, but don't think I would have gotten that answer right away just because of the weird wording. But after he said "there is something worse than the unforgivable curses" i realized what they were going for. Definitely think they should have worded it a lot better
The vast majority of incantations are derived from ancient linguistic systems, primarily lingua latina. I am an aspiring classicist
Damn, that's sweet
@@I_Am_Baba_Yaga Is that true though? I had 6 years if Latin in school and "Avada Kedavra" is neither composed out of any words I know (which is totally possible, I probably don't know even a fracture of all Latin words), nor does it look anything similar to how "I destroy as I speak" would look like in Latin. Might be another language or some Latin grammar form I don't know though.
EDIT: Okay, I read into it and apparently it's based off the Aramaic phrase for "let the thing be destroyed", which was (according to JK Rowling) originally believed to cure illnesses, where the "thing" to be destroyed was the illness. Rowling then took some liberties with it and "rebranded" the incantation.
@@UserJWR i guess? Idk its just what Google told me. I knew it stood for something similar to i destroy as a speak but couldnt remember the exact phrase, so googled it and it told me latin. Must have been a bad site or something. Lol its one of those things where you remember a hint of something and then try and piece it all together on google.
Good to know tho! Thanks for the correction :) like i said, i just remember hearing it a long time ago.
Um, actually: Elysium is part of the Greek afterlife. The Romans stole that sh*t, just like most of the rest of their culture.
EDIT: While it's true that one could argue the Romans saw themselves as Trojans (if their founding myths are to be believed), and they shared the same religion as the Greeks, Elysium seems to be at least partially a Greek invention, and it's a Greek word, possibly from ἀλυουσας (ἀλύω, to be deeply stirred from joy), or ἀλύτως, a synonym of ἀφθάρτως (ἄφθαρτος, incorruptible). The Romans also called it Elysium, so, at the very least, the Romans took the word for that particular realm of the underworld.
Jaime Nyx I just said that! Hahaha
If you can think of who came up with the specific name of Elysium for a section of the afterlife before the Greeks, be my guest.
And then they invented some new deities. Like Bellona, another war godess, who's named after bellum - war...
Um actually most of Greek religion comes from ancient indo Europeans as well as the fact that they did adopt many old cultures surrounding them in the Mediterranean the only reason the Romans are given more of a rap about adopting cultures is because they had more of a lasting reach in areas than the greeks or other Mediterranean societies besides possibly the Phoenicians
Dondre Linton Yeah, but the Greeks knew that they were getting those ideas from the Phoenicians. They saw themselves as their successors.
Um actually, in the Last Unicorn King Haggard explicitly mentions in his first throne room scene that his castle also has four men at arms. We never see them in the movie but they are mentioned and therefore the list of Haggard Castle inhabitants is incomplete.
I feel like Adam is the kind of person it would be impossible to have a conversation with
Unless your like me full on nonsensical facts and a slight attraction to adam
Specifically because he would try to one up you on every story with incorrect information.
ACTUALLY Adam would make for a great conversation, studies show that having someone speak to you for hours on end is a perfectly acceptable relationship so long as both are fine with it.
Also I'm lying.
Nah, in his interview with Abigail Thorn it's quite clear that the know-it-all persona is a put on and he's actually quite personable. Also this game show is predicated on acting like an insufferable know-it-all.
UM ACTUALLY...no, no, you're probably right.
Um actually, chimeras are just an amalgamation of multiple creatures. The lion, goat, and snake chimera is simply one of the more popular ones.
I was going to say the exact same thing then they talked about the twitter to correct them.
scrolled down to see if anyone beat me to it
um actuallyt the word chimera was taken directly form the mythological creature, not the other way around. When talking mythology, a chimera is ALWAYS that which Bellerophon and pegasus slew, not any other creature.
No, that's just what chimera means now. It comes from the lion/goat/snake creature from greek myth. Only NOW does it mean any amalgamation. You are very, very wrong.
Um....actually Alice HAD Star Trek podcast it is now cancelled for her not knowing what Pon far is
Who's pon farr?
@@justghostie4948
The mating season thing that Trap mentioned
Watch more carefully
I know, right? I'm pretty ignorant of Star Trek but even I knew what it was.
Who doesn't know what Pon Farr is though?
Yeah, definitely not listening to that podcast. damn
The props in the background are both incredible and infuriating and I love it
I'm very late with this, but
Um, actually; in The Last Unicorn book, there were three king's guard who stay in the castle as well.
FETUSES DELETUS
YEETUS THAT FETUS
Aborto Mistako
*Abortnite is killing millions of kids every year, shouldn't it be illegal to kill kids?*
it was a joke an i have to condemn my fellow roevwade overturners
im sorry little one
ABORTNITE Sounds like an interesting MMORPG.
Um, actually, Kamehameha is not a magic spell, it's an offensive technique, more precisely an energy attack. Also, this is debatable I guess, as I'm not sure what you meant by "the object associated with the incantation", but I feel like I need to point out that the dragon balls don't summon a Kamehameha. Their only association is that of being both part of Dragon Ball.
I think you would be correct. the host stated that the items must be matched with the spells they are associated in CASTING. the dragon balls only summon shenron, of which if that is consider casting they are using the wrong spell. also the kamehameha is indeed not a spell.
Also I’m pretty sure they don’t need to shout out Kamehameha they just do for dramatic effect
william huynh Hahahaha true
Your face is an offensive technique
And the Kamehameha original from dragon ball and not dragon ball z
Um actually, reading a gas meter COULD be simpler....
i feel like they coulda answered that, it's technically correct...the best kind of correct
I cannot express how painful it is to be over 2 years too late to say um actually in the book King Haggard had four men at arms also living in the castle
I think they were going off the movie, but it's true they didn't specify. They also never resolved that question, and it's upsetting to me!
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Um, actually... the village was attacked by a corrupted Forest spirit. Not a demon.
And the statement missed out the fact that ashitaka was cursed by it, which is honestly the real reason he left
I'm pretty sure in the dub they refer to him as a demon. I know he was a forest spirit but I think after they're corrupted they become demons.
Um, actually, the corruption had progressed so far that the spirit had become a demon, and is referred to as such in the film
Um actually, kodamas are those little, white, dools like spirits that live in the trees (at least, in the movie). In Joudai, the word literally means "the ancient lot" and they are common spirits living in the woods. The boar was indeed a wild, fierce boar filled by hatred caused by the bullet burning his flesh. Not a demon, not a spirit.
Um actually, the whole concept is that the boar LOOKED like a demon, but was indeed a living being consumed by iron and hatred. It was a boar from the "boar tribe", as later stated in the movie..
Um actually, that 20-sided die shouldn't have a side 21.
Um, actually, as pointed out in an other comment, the whole background set is filled with things that shouldn't be.
LforLight as I read that I noticed the Donatello mask over the sighs
Um, actually they're called "sais"
I also appreciate the hammerblade (keyblade) and the pokecubes (pokeballs)
My god that irritated me so much
Um actually, I was so heated during the sailor moon shiny question. Sailor Scouts aside, HOW DO YOU NOT KNOW HOW THE PLANETS ARE ARRANGED??
Exactly, it's like I don't trust people who weren't space nerds at one point.
You don't need to be a space nerd to know that... It's basic knowledge. You should know that when you're 11 yo (not "should" in the sense it's an important thing to know, but at this point you should have had many occasions to learn it).
My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizzas:
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Pluto
(I learned this before Pluto's planet status was revoked)
@@Ezullof Some schools don't teach it at all. I was never taught it in a class, I went through a phase where I was obsessed with outer space. I know a lot of people who are the same, or just didn't listen in physics lessons, but that's just bad etiquette.
@@Imnya You could change nine pizzas to noodles or something, then it's fixed XD
I could watch Adam be wrong on the sailor moon question over and over and still enjoy it so much!
Um actually, Kamehameha isn't a magic spell. It's just the name of his energy attack. No magic is used.
A ki attack is basically a spell anyways.
@@gador789 it really isn't
No he's right, especially since magic and ki both exist in that universe and are clearly distinct, see Chiaozu's battle against Krilin.
@@TheOther-Dude In the story's fictional world they are different, sure. Since that world doesn't exist, both can be easily lumped together.
nah m8. Ki manipulation and magic are different. And by what you just said, it's like saying both Scott Summers and Doctor Strange both use magic because their world is fiction wtf. Can't that go the other way as well then? And if so, what the point of your argument? Sorry but Ki isn't magic, especially since their are actual magic casters in DBZ that dont utilize Ki.
I'm a simple man, I see an "Um, Actually," I watch, and I like
Um Actually, "Kamehameha" and the Dragon Balls are not connected. I personally would argue that Kamehameha is not even a magic spell. In Dragon Ball Z they introduce magic users that have abilities different than the fighters that use the "Kamehameha" energy beam. The fighters are not viewed the same way as magic uses such as Bibidi, Badidi, and Master Roshi's sister Fortuneteller Baba. But back to the point, the Dragon Balls are not connected at all to "Kamehameha" in any way shape or form besides being two things that exist in this world. The Dragon Balls of Earth are used to summon the dragon Shenron and have no special phrases specifically necessary to summon him. Porunga the dragon summoned with the Dragon Balls of Namek DOES require a specific phrase, so if anything, the Dragon Balls should be associated with the phase required for summoning. The Namekian password required to summon Porunga is, according to the manga, "takkaraputo popurunga pupirittoparo" ---not Kamehameha.
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Um, actually, by object associated they mean both it's associated in the use of the "spell" for spells with associated objects and associated to the series the "spell" is found in. Because the Kamehameha does not have a directly associated object the dragon balls are the only thing that can be used even though they aren't used for the Kamehameha. Also the Kamehameha is a type of magic, magic is the use of a form of energy, words, circles, objects, and more to cause a desired result. The Kamehameha uses a combination of energy (in the case of Dragon ball Chi/Ki) and words (sometimes optionally) to create an energy based attack. Because of this the Kamehameha falls into several magic categories being Spell Casting, Chi/Ki Magic, Chi/Ki Manipulation, and a few others. So the Kamehamaha is indeed a magic spell specifically it is primarily a Ki Magic and Ki Manipulation type spell primarily. And though you are correct in the phrase for summoning Porunga the use of the Kamehameha and the object Dragon Balls was never in reference to the summoning of the dragons but was all used for referencing the objects related to the spell through the series it is found in.
Way too long, but cool
The Kamehameha is not considered magic by Dragonball defined standards. It is the transformation of physical ability into pure energy to exceed the explosive properties the are limited by the flesh.
I saw this and waited to see the question.
Based on the question, this umm actually is just irrelevant.
It could be said that the name of the move isn't a spell at all, but it's the way magic works for the universe it is in...so...it's a reach that anyone who is in more nerd fandoms than just anime/manga, might not think accurate at all.
The items were just tied to where the spell was from, so the fact that the wish did not involve kamehameha, they are the best item to tie to the show kamehameha is from, which was the point of the round.
Adam: "avada Kadabra? What? Harry Potter is dumb."
Also Adam: "HOW DO YOU NOT KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT SEXY ROBOT HYBRID WOMEN!?"
Kerrigan isn't robotic, she was infested by the Zerg. All of her blades are biological
@@marycoffelt3041 Um, Actually, Kerrigan isn't robotic, she was Infested by the Zerg. All of her blades are biological
Um actually, those are the dragon balls from earth (you can tell by the size) which allows you to summon the wish granting dragon shenron. And it's not so much a spell as a plee that generally goes like "hear me shenron and grant my wish." Also kamehameha is the name of an energy based attack, not a spell at all.
Um, actually, even Earth's dragon balls are a fair bit bigger than that, so size is no reason to assume that's what they're meant to be. You're right that the kamehameha isn't magic, though.
I think the namekian dragon balls are slightly more red in tone, so those would be earth ones yes but I agree that both are magic
Has someone already corrected the D20 die in the background that has a 21 on it?
I know right
I play dnd
Every background prop has something wrong with it
I laughed so hard at that. Glad others saw it.
And Ally's icon thing at the start is a d20 die with a 30 on it! I stared at it angrily for like an hour
Um, Actually Elysium is originally the Greek afterlife for heroes
Fierce Pierce someone read percy jackson in middle school
Um, actually Elysium is also the afterlife for heroes in Roman mythology too. I point you to Virgil's Aeneid. Just because it was in Greek mythology beforehand doesn't make it not Roman too.
Um actually Elysium was not just for heroes it was for anyone considered to be worthy you are thinking of the Isles of blest which were three islands in Elysium that were reserved for people who were reborn and achieved Elysium three times and since this was nearly impossible only heroes ever attempted it and as such it was basically reserved for heroes only.
Wetterland trying to bounce the glass dragon ball had me rolling. 😂
Um, actually kamehameha isn’t a spell. It is a ki blast and it is not at all associated with the dragon balls which are used to grant a wish to the user who finds all 7 of the earth dragon balls.
Thomas Truong yea they just needed something to represent it
I think the point is that since it isn't a spell, it shouldn't have been part of that question at all.
This this this this this!!!
But is Ryu from Street Fighter a wizard?
I never noticed that there are thins in the background like a spuare pokeball, Thors hammer, the TMNT weapon with the wrong mask and the sign saying "writer will come" instead of "winter is comming"
Nice touch.
And the 1D20 displaying a 21!
Also the die with a 21 on it
Umm actually technically a square pokeball has been in a Pokémon game, though it isn't cannon
Also the 6 on the d20 isn't underlined to differentiate it from the 9.
And if you're wondering, i know its a 6, not a 9, because of the positions of the numbers compared to the ones on an actual d20.
@@ethanh.6643 That is almost TOO far which I didn't think was possible with this game
Um, actually, they're technically three different Norse after life's, Valhalla, Folkvang, and Hel (named after the Goddess, Hel).
Um, actually, it’s spelled lives and the correct name is actually Fólkvangr.
Um, actually, Elysium is the hero’s after life and similar to Valhalla. It is in Greek and Roman mythology and it is one of many, the fields of punishment, the fields of asphodel, elusium and the isle of the blessed.
Elysium is the paradise afterlife in greek and Roman mythology, so they were probably just referring to the equivalent in Norse mythology
Um, actually, there are 5 afterlifes for the norse. You left out Ran and Helgafjell...
Wait I thought there was already hel and she ruled after it because isnt she Loki's daughter?
Tempted to say the village in Princess Mononoke isn't actually attacked by a demon, but a forest spirit/boar who's been infected by all those nasty wormy dudes. But it's been a long time.
Um actually, Kamehameha is not a magic spell but rather a martial arts technique.
And it has nothing to do with the dragon balls.
Um, actually Carl, Dragon Ball Z clearly differentiates Ki from magic. Using of ki to form ki blasts is not magic.
Indeed, there us nothing magical about plasma
Um, actually Kamehameha was a Hawaiian King
continuing on so i may steal your point,it isn't a martial arts technique it's actually a technique that uses ki energy(sort of like the force from star wars as it lives within everybody)the thing that gives it a physical shape,form and colour is plasma the fourth state of matter that makes up 99% of all matter in the universe while ki is used in martial arts practices it doesn't necciserily make it a martial arts move
Um, actually: Reading a Gas Meter could be simpler, it could be digital
How would it be powered?
Um, actually even if it were powered by gas flow it, could still use mechanical cylinder numbers like old odometers or electric meters have rather than clock dials.
Given how well gas meters have been made, a lot of them still use the original dials that came with the unit. You could upgrade all of these old dials with digital ones, by charging the home or business owner for the material and time for upgrade, as well as the extra time required to relight pilot lights. That being said, how many people actually read gas meters and they don't work for a gas company? Would this time and money be worth it?
There's still the fact that the glass can get scratched or fog up. Dials are easier to read than all other options in these situations.
In Europe we often have the odometer type dials. Still mechanical, but very readable and unambiguous.
I am horrified and stunned no contestant knew what Pon Farr is! What do they teach in schools these days?
right? And then she has the nerve to promote her Star Trek podcast.
Who's Pon farr?
"Math" and "science." Pssht.
Apparently not "science" if they don't know the order of the planets.
So they really use Dilithium crystals to get in the mood? Aren't those things used for warp drives? Those are two widely different uses no?
18:55 Ally is allying so hard right here, it doesn’t even need to be a dice apparently
Um, Actually: Although Sailor Moon was the first Sailor Scout we met, Sailor Venus had already been adventuring it up before Usagi/Serena got her powers, so she was actually first in order of emergence.
Um actually Adam specifically said she joined the _team_ last, so he covered that contingency.
Ikr
...Though I guess technically Sailor Moon and Sailor Mercury joined the team at the same time, because there was no "team" before they got together - unless the "team" was Sailor Moon and Luna, in which case Sailor Venus and Artemis made a "team" of their own before Luna's team even existed... Technicalities are weird.
Daremo Ten I had totally forgotten that fact
Um actually Sailor Venus was a television star by the name of Sailor V and it wasn't until she met Serena that she became and actual sailor scout
Please make this an actual game that I can buy and play. Or as a PlayStation playlink or something.
Andreas Kumano-Ensby probably in vr would be really cool
Um, actually; Elysium/The Elysium Fields is a Hellenistic (Greek) afterlife in which heroes who performed deeds for the theoi were sent - though shortly after the hesiod period, it's said that now those who simply live a righteous life and/or blessed souls of the dead are permitted to entire the paradise of Elysium.
Thank. You. So. Much.
Ah, and hence the space station of the same name in the movie Elysium. TIL.
Thank you!
Thank you. Man that hurt my soul
Also of note, Elysium is _within_ Hades.
Um actually, Kamehameha isn’t magic. It’s Ki/chi, which is distinctly not magic. This is signified though magic users such as Bibbidi, bobbidi, and buu.
from the same question: Um actually, Kamehameha is not a made-up word it means "Turtle Destruction Wave" in japanese
Also that is Goku's most well known attack, it has nothing to do with the dragon balls.
And to add a last bitt, the Kamehameha is from Dragon Ball, and also Dragon Ball Z, not just Z as Trap proclaimed. Z is a sequal and not the originator of the Dragon Balls nor Kamehameha.
Uhm actually, chi attacks are considered magical, but unlike normal magic which you derive from another source, it uses internal magic, ie your "chi."
Um actually, Kamehameha is the name of the chief who united Hawaii
This game was MADE for Adam Conover and I can’t believe I never realized that before!!!!!!!!!!!
Dude hasn't read Harry Potter and never saw Buffy. He fails.
Um actually it's not called "Imperio" or "Crucio" when you're talking about it, it's the Imperious and Cruciatus curses.
And the killing curse
As soon as they said it happens to Vulcans every seven years I just started laughing because I knew where it was going
Um, actually: Faramir was not injured during the siege of Osgiliath, he was injured after the fall of the city, while performing a rearguard action to protect the retreating Gondor forces from being routed by advancing orcs (book), and atemptin to retake the city from Mordor (film).
Um actually thats also wrong. In the film he was injured attempting to retake Osgiliath after Denethor decided that Osgiliath had been too easily captured. Faramir is the only soldier to return. He does not go to the Black Gate because he is recovering in the Houses of Healing, where he meets Eowyn.
Um, actually: I pointed out he was injured "atemptin to retake the city from Mordor (film)." You are either correcting me in details I didn't give or including irrelevant parts of the story. I think you might have misread "Retaking the city (of Osgiliath) from Mordor (the conquering orc army). And incorrectly assumed that I claimed Faramir took part on the the diversionary attack on the Morannon (Black gates of Mordor).
um, actually Elysium is the Greek afterlife
Um actually it's not a bouncy ball, omg I love this show
Um, actually... the Red Bull from "The Last Unicorn" pre-dates the beverage company.
Um actually, Kamehameha is not made up word and it is the name of a Hawaiian ruler, meaning "Turtle destruction wave"
It definitely doesn't mean that in Hawaiian, though.
It's Japanese and the characters are separated like so: kame hame ha. I'm not Japanese but I think it's a play on word to form the following Chinese characters 龜 破滅 波, which can be pronounced as kame hametsu ha. Omitting the "tsu" would be the Hawaiian ruler name. I read the author's wife suggested it when she saw that on TV.
Also I Don't think that's what they say to activate the dragon balls
It's also not a spell
Um, actually… all words are made up - but I get what you meant (It wasn't made up for the story).
I’m so happy they included the substitutionary locomotion spell from Bedknobs and Broomsticks. I’m also sad that none of them appeared to know what that movie even is, considering they all mispronounced it
#Same I love Bed Knobs and Broomsticks ❤️
I know what the movie is, but I wouldn't pronounce the spell right either...
Knowing me, I would have sung the incantation from Bed knobs and broomsticks.
Um, actually: The Abortion Curse is more commonly referred to as _Fetus Deletus_ in the books.
Um actually, it bothers me when they didn’t know what Pon Far was.
Farr* NO POINTS!
Um actually it's Pon Farr! No points to Kipah for disregarding the format
dude same
Same. I was like this is the only one I know and it is so simple. But um actually it was a time of mating and if they didn't mate they have to kill someone to stop it.
this needs to be televised
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Um, actually, it's not "LevioSA," it's "LevIOsa."
DJF_62 um actually, the line is “It’s ‘levioSA’ not ‘levioSAR’.” It’s hard to understand because of their accents, but is clearer in the book.
Um, actually... in your Starcraft question you state "While Jim Raynor is playable as EITHER a Terran Vulture Unit OR a Terran Marine Unit, OR piloting the the Terran Hyperion Battle Cruiser Unit..."
Since "either" and "or" are correlative conjunctions, they should only be used as *pairs* in a sentence (typically comparing just two items in a list). While "either" can be used (in a rather archaic manner) as a conjunction for more than two items, it would only be paired with a single "or" with the remainder of the list separated by commas.
Also, the "or" should be used to separate the last 2 items being compared.
@@TheJrbdog I think that's implied. This is pretty basic grammar
@@Summerman000kesamies I just wanted to make it clear. There are many, many people who don't know basic grammar. If any of them read this comment thread, is like them to be educated by it.
@@TheJrbdog good point
UM ACTUALLY SAILOR VENUS WAS FIRST!!! She was in London defending it from the dark agency as sailor v.
Anime nerd
Um actually, Sailor Venus gained her powers first, but she joined the team of Sailor Scouts later on, after Mercury, Jupiter, and Mars did.
Considering the Chimera discussion above, Adam DOES say "the order in which they JOINED the 'Sailor Scouts'", not "order in which they were created, so he is technically correct that Venus comes last in order of joining the team. (of the original 5)
After looking at evidence I do see I was a wrong about sailor Venus being the first however I will stand by Sailor V being one of the first sailor soldiers (Excluding Pluto, Neptune, and Uranus)
2:55 I bet that curse is called “Fetus deletus”
I haven't laughed like I just did for so long.
Fun fact: it’s actually Delete Meus Errata
Aborto!
Um, actually, you're confusing the curse with the incantation. The curse would be called the Abortion Curse. The incantation would be "fetus deletus".
It’s actually it’s yetus fetus
Um, actually Sailor Venus was the FIRST sailor scout to join, not the last. She met Artemis and became a sailor scout in Code Name: Sailor V, the sequel to which was Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon. In order of joining it is Sailor Venus, Sailor Moon, Sailor Mercury, Sailor Mars, Sailor Jupiter.
Venus was the first Sailor Guardian, but she was the last to join the team. She was acting as a solo hero up until the other four Inner Senshi were already a team.
You know what I would have loved?
"Um actually, that's a water meter, not a gas meter."
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ilostmyhair I love and hate tat show so much
/slowclapofadmiration
I KNEW I loved Adam, he came clutch with that StarCraft answer.
egaliseur but made a mistake
that starcraft question was so easy! if you know any part of the story you know kerrigan turns into some weird creature immediately
I don't disagree, but he still killed it with the delivery/confidence. He's a delight to watch.
Uhmmm actually that d21 in the background is driving me nuts!
Um actually, it's a d20 with 21 on one of the sides, and it's driving me nuts too
Um actually, almost all of the background props are incorrect!
Dylan Fuller That’s a clever detail actually
That is the point. All of the props have something wrong with them in the spirit of the show
Um, Actually "Kamehameha" isn't *from* Dragonball Z. It is from the Original Dragonball series and carries on to future series Z and Super (and.. GT too, sure you can join).
Ugh, do we have to let GT join?
Would you say Freiza is from Dragonball Super? No, you would say Freiza is from Z.
For the same reason, kamehameha is FROM the original dragonball, not Z.
Um actually Kamehameha is not a spell it's a Kai attack which is ones natural soul energy not magic. "Come forth almighty Shenron and Grant our wish" would be closer to spells since it awakens a magical being
@@rywhit6308 um actualy its KI not KAI. But thanks anyway
Mike Seo Dragonball should have ended after frieza died.
Um actually Adam is talking about manticore but it has the tail of a scorpion not a bull
Was thinking the same. I was waiting for him to say scorpion.
Adam got the manticore pretty wrong. They have nothing reptile about them. According to Greek and Persian legend, their body is redish and like a lion's, they have a tail like a scorpion and a human face. In some cases they also have wings, but this is not accurate to mythology.
Also, the chimera breaths fire from the goat head and is usually depicted as female, despite the lion mane.
Doesn't have a human face either
Um, actually: Trapp said that Kamehameha is from dragonball Z when in fact it originally debuted in the original dragonball and also you dont use the dragonballs to cast it and it also isnt a magic spell. A lot wrong with that one.
They NEVER said the object on the table was used to cast it. They were just items associated with the correct incantation. And indeed while dragon balls are not used with ki attacks, they are most certainly associated with the show
Goddamn it, I wanted to say that
Um, acually: That shiney question was to associate the magic spell or incantation with the correct item on the table. But the kamehameha is a ki attack and in the dragon ball universe ki is not magic and you do not have to say kamehameha to use the technique so it doesn't belong is this question at all.
Um actually, anything that shoots fictional energy to do something impossible in real life is pretty much magic
by your logic super man(who is weak against magical attacks) should be weak to green lanturns attacks(a fictional energy that does something impossible in real life) but we know for a fact that that is not the case. When it comes to determining if a technique or ability is magic you have to examine what that fictional universe has defined magic to be. In the dragon ball universe it is made clear that ki is different from magic so the kamehameha is not magic and my 'um, actually' stands.
Um actually, Ashitakas village wasn't really attacked, he was touched by the demon and banished before he turned. Also the lepers who were inventing the guns weren't in an attic they lived in a hut in Lady Eboshi's garden. And I 110% agree with Adam, these movies are more a spiritual experience than a talking point lol 😆😍
I mean, it was still attacked, he just dealt with it before the boar did it.
One really, really important detail is that they are NOT guns. In interviews, Hayao Miyazaki is emphatic on that point. He calls them cannons. What's the difference, I can't remember, but he's very pissed off when people call them guns.
I was SO ANGRY at the pon farr one
Like, unjustifiably angry. I literally gasped and shouted “HOW DARE YOU?!” in my empty dorm.
Oof
Same.
...she apparently has a Star trek podcast.....
Same!!!! I was shook like that’s basic Star Trek knowledge this chick has a podcast like wtf?
Same! How can you have a Star Trek podcast and not know what pon farr is??
"feminist Star Trek podcast"
Doesn't know what Pon Farr is. Oi.
Um actually, it’s the Imperius Curse, the Cruciatus Curse, and the Killing Curse. Also, it’s debatable whether or not Horcruxes are worse than the unforgivable curses. It’s equal to the killing curse because both result in death but is death worse than unbearable torture or being forced to do terrible things against your will? Some people would rather die than be tortured mercilessly or be forced to murder their entire family. So it depends on your opinion. Personally, I don’t think Horcruxes are worse than the Unforgiveable Curses.
Samantha Godard Um actually, in the half blood prince it was specifically said that horcruxes are the worst magic
I could see how the imperius curse could be worse than the killing curse, but it think the fact that horcruxes nigh irreparably seperate the soul makes it the most vile. just a thought.
Um actually, there's even more to creating a horcrux than killing a person. There's an unpublished ritual attached to it which made the lector of J.K. Rowling throw up bc it was so horrible.
Um, actually, not only was it states that the horcruxes were the worst magic, but J.K. Rowling even stated herself that they are the worst magic, refusing to write her original idea because of how horrible it was. Side note, there are a lot of theories online, One of the most prevailing theories is that creating a horcrux requires cannibalism.
Um, actually, the creation of Horcruxes not only requires murder but is also the act of sundering your own soul, making it far more vile than any other spell, even Imperius or the Killing Curse. Voldemort's use of the horcruxes is particularly vile in that he repeated the procedure several times.
UM ACTUALLY, UM ACTUALLY! The name for the curses are not imperio and crucio, rather that is what you say to perform them. The correct names are the imperus curse and the cruciatus curse
*imperius
But they listed the sound you have to say for all of them, and then a description of what the curse does. It's just that the killing curse's name matches its description, whereas the names for the other two are opaque (to me at least).
You spelled it wrong. No points.
YES! I'm practically screaming at my screen when Trapp said 'crucio curse'.
imperare = Latin "command"; cruciare = Latin "torture" (so if you know Latin, all of them match their description)
Um actually elysium is the Greek version of paradise/afterlife. The underworld of Greek mythology is split into three sections: elysium, the fields of asphodel, and Tartarus
Um actually... Valhalla is Norse mythology, while Elysium is from Greek Mythology
Um actually...Elysium is also Roman, and infact Elysium is the Roman name; Ēlýsion is the Greek version
Um actually... Elysium is Xenoblade chronicles 2
Why would the Greeks use Latin tho?
Ἠλύσιον πεδίον
um actually, the Greeks did not, we (modern people) just took the easily pronounceable name. the Romans ripped off Greek mythology, including their gods and underworld, just renamed them
UM, actually, the Pon Farr kills if Vulcans do not mate, successfully meditate until it passes, OR complete a battle with a challenger/rival (doesn't matter if they win/lose). And, I mention "challenger" being different from "rival" because of the "Blood Fever" episode on Voyager when B'elanna challenged Vorik for herself when he challenged his rival, Tom (who, honestly, stood *no* chance against a Vulcan lmao), and there were no rules against her fighting for herself, according to Tuvok.
**Also,** um, actually, it can kill other species if they are sort of "infected" with the symptoms of Pon Farr from an overzealous Vulcan (i.e. Varik "infecting" B'elanna in the episode "Blood Fever"). (If anyone has a better phrase for how it works, sincerely, be my guest, lol)
Jennifer Rodriguez-Martinez 👏👏👏That was amazingly well put and you make me proud to be a Trekkie 🖖
please explain in Klingon now
@@alex.12378 um, actually **inhales** KLINGONS NACHLIJ JICHOPBEJ
Um, actually Farimir is not grievously injured during the siege of Osgiliath, he is injured in its attempted reclamation (film) or in the rearguard action (book)
Um actually it's spelled Faramir, and his attempted reclamation takes place in Osgiliath in the movie.
@@Ezullof Um actually Faramir's injury does not take place in Osgiliath, it takes place on the fields outside- due to arrow fire he never even makes it back to Osgiliath in the film. Kudos on spelling
Um, actually, the goat head does have a purpose; it breathes fire. Also, the snake tail is described as a dragon in Hesiod’s “Theogony,” but other descriptions of it are of a snake.
Um, actually, Elysium is the Greek afterlife and Roman mythology is just Greek with different names, because Greek came first
You sir are a man of culture
Um, actually, "Elysion pedion" is the field of the blessed in the Greek afterlife, ''Elysium'' is the Latin version.
um actually the romans morphed greek mythology with their local mythologies like the etruscan or latin one, mars for example wasn´t just ares but he actually was a god of harvest too and had different character traits, also the romans later integrated gods like mythras or isis from all places they conquered, they even had rituals specificly for integrating foreign gods like for mater magna a godess from carthago, which they integrated before the punic wars to beat carthago, but yes the underworld they mostly copied from the greeks, even though elysium only is a part of the underworld which in total is called hades, even though as tartarus in some versions is all under gaia(the earth) so technically tartarus would be the underworld and hades a part of it but matters in this regard are a bit contradicting and tartarus is mostly described as the deepest pit of hades
Um, actually, my post didn't claim that Romans didn't do that.
Um actually Elysium is not the Greek afterlife, it is AN afterlife. You'd only go there if you were good
Um actually in the second Pokemon gen shiny Pokemon had specific stats that were different points
YES
Um actually, the Kamehameha is originally from Dragon Ball. Although it is used in every Dragon Ball franchise including super, z, gt, and the original. Notable users include Krillin, Master Roshi, Goku, Gohan, Goten, Cell, Yamcha, and Tien.
Wait, since when can Piccolo use Kamehameha?
@@ThaMobstarr never, for some reason I thought he did
Umm actually, Tien Shinhan is not a user of the Kamehameha technique except in Xenoverse, which isn't canon.
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Umm, actually Tenshinhan uses the Kamehameha against Jackie Chun (Master Roshi) in the 22nd Tenkaichi Budokai in Episode #94 of the anime and Volume #11 Chapter #124 of the manga.
um actually the original users were roshi, goku, grandpa gohan knows how to do it because roshi taught him, and ox king knew it but he forgot how to do it. tien learned after he saw goku do it in the world tourniment and krillin, yamcha, gohan, and goten all learned themselves after seeing it be done so many times. and cell doesnt count becausehe is a litter amalgamation of all the most powerful fighters who live or have come to earth before cell went back in time
I work for an energy company and the perverse joy I got when Trapp confirmed my reading of that meter has moisteurised my skin and watered my plants.