Anime, comics and tabletop

The Alien Gambit produces a genuine opening for an upset, but Rozman's recap explains how Carlsen survives it.

Tavern's Deep Session 45 turns a successful Perception check into a dangerous discovery in Pathfinder 2e.

ariki Anime's Dragon Ball Super clip turns Bulma's worldwide food request into an irresistible invitation for the God of Destruction.

Return of Strahd opens centuries after the vampire's defeat, with Mara Hulmes guiding a new party towards trouble in Krezk.

The Bayern Munich player's London System becomes a lesson in how to squeeze an opponent's pieces out of the game.

His Dragon Ball Super: Beerus breakdown praises fewer crowd interruptions, while one sudden attack divides opinion in the comments.

Warhammer Wednesday also finds time for Quar cavalry, McDonald's mascots and the burdens of painting Chaos trim.

Chris traces The Crossing from Marvel's editorial reshuffle to a teenage Iron Man and the later attempts to undo it.

His new review praises the season's ideas but finds its emotional connections squeezed by the storytelling.

Scene notes, customizable tokens and a mobile play-mode concept fill an archive highlight during a week without new uploads.

Chopper gets two arc awards in the week's most watched upload, while Brook earns recognition for his Whole Cake Island mission.

His Seven Havens interview pairs a cast guessing game with the creative team's one-word hints for Book Two.

The Seven Havens finale breakdown follows the twins through Book One's closing chapters, with Korra appearing along the astral path.

An earplug mishap has viewers debating whether this particular tabletop moment really needs an animated version.

Mattel's email calls the wizard the final Powers of Grayskull figure, leaving Tytus and Megator unresolved.

Toko from Danganronpa joins a pocket-watch investigation in the week's only new animated sketch.

An upload-free week leaves room to revisit the fan-made Dragon Ball adventures that helped define the channel.

Carver's unfortunate character trait gets an animated retelling from a Devil's Due session hosted by BrettUltimus.

The spooky compilation also brings Honey I Shrunk the Peasants to YouTube in full.

His animation-history essay starts with scanned cels and Photoshop, long before fully 3D fighters entered the picture.