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* In the GrandFinale Wizard!Charlie asks Original!Charlie he needs to have happy thoughts to defeat the demons. But instead Original!Charlie keeps being cynical and they get defeated anyway, even the Starfish tells him he did a good job. Was something else supposed to happen? Did Wizard!Charlie lie to him?
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* In the GrandFinale Wizard!Charlie asks tells Original!Charlie he needs to have happy thoughts to defeat the demons. But instead Original!Charlie keeps being cynical and they get defeated anyway, even the Starfish tells him he did a good job. Was something else supposed to happen? Did Wizard!Charlie lie to him?
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** Pink, Blue, and Charlie might be considerably young, and being born at the tail-end of an apocalypse would mean that the barren world they live in is normal to them. Plus they live in the woodlands, which are pretty far removed from society at large.
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** Pink, Blue, and Charlie might be considerably young, and being born at the tail-end of an apocalypse would mean that the barren world they live in is normal to them. Plus they live in the woodlands, which are pretty far removed from society at large.large.
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** In Charlie's world the difference between magic and technology seems ever so slight, so who knows; maybe their television runs on magic and is broadcast through means entirely different to ours. Maybe whatever mechanism by which it operates allows him to still be watching old broadcasts thousands of years later.
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** In Charlie's world the difference between magic and technology seems ever so slight, so who knows; maybe knows? Maybe their television runs on magic and is broadcast through means entirely different to ours. Maybe whatever mechanism by which it operates allows him to still be watching old broadcasts thousands of years later.
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** In Charlie's world the difference between magic and technology seems ever so slight, so who knows; maybe their television runs on magic and is broadcast through means entirely different to ours. Maybe whatever mechanism by which it operates allows him to still be watching old broadcasts thousands of years later.
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*** Not only this, but WordOfGod confirms that Blue and Pink found it hilarious that Nyx was still trying to stop them after all this time, so they let Starfish be. We already know they enjoyed toying with their victims as opposed to killing them outright, it makes sense.
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*** Not only this, but WordOfGod confirms that Blue and Pink found it hilarious that Nyx was still trying to stop them after all this time, so they let Starfish be. We already know they enjoyed toying with their victims as opposed to killing them outright, so it makes sense.
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*** Not only this, but WordOfGod confirms that Blue and Pink found it hilarious that Nyx was still trying to stop them after all this time, so they let Starfish be. We already know they enjoyed toying with their victims as opposed to killing them outright, it makes sense.
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Uncanny Valley is IUEO now and the subjective version has been split; cleaning up misuse and ZCE in the process
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* I, for one, am confused about the whole '[=TypeQueen=]-Steele' thing. I thought that they were the same person. Did [=TypeQueen=] make Charlie the Unicorn first? Did Jason Steele? Or does anyone really know? To add to the confusion, Jason Steele's videos share both the graphic style and humour type of Charlie, while [=TypeQueen=]'s videos aren't related in the slightest, save the fact that they're animated with the same programs. Also, TQ's animations have a very confined feel to the animation, making it look like she [[UncannyValley never finished the rendering process]]. (To figure out what I mean by that, just watch her 'Evolution of the Unicorn'.) Can someone clear up the confusion?
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* I, for one, am confused about the whole '[=TypeQueen=]-Steele' thing. I thought that they were the same person. Did [=TypeQueen=] make Charlie the Unicorn first? Did Jason Steele? Or does anyone really know? To add to the confusion, Jason Steele's videos share both the graphic style and humour type of Charlie, while [=TypeQueen=]'s videos aren't related in the slightest, save the fact that they're animated with the same programs. Also, TQ's animations have a very confined feel to the animation, making it look like she [[UncannyValley never finished the rendering process]].process. (To figure out what I mean by that, just watch her 'Evolution of the Unicorn'.) Can someone clear up the confusion?
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** Whatever the hell Roffle and Lolz wanted to put in or come out of there.
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* Okay, so if ''10,000'' years passed since the Chaos Spirits jacked everything up, how is it that when they encounter Charlie and the original Pink and Blue, why is it none of them seem aware that the world has essentially ended? After all that time?
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* Okay, so if ''10,000'' years passed since the Chaos Spirits jacked everything up, how is it that when they encounter Charlie and the original Pink and Blue, why is it none of them seem aware that the world has essentially ended? After all that time?time?
** Pink, Blue, and Charlie might be considerably young, and being born at the tail-end of an apocalypse would mean that the barren world they live in is normal to them. Plus they live in the woodlands, which are pretty far removed from society at large.
** Pink, Blue, and Charlie might be considerably young, and being born at the tail-end of an apocalypse would mean that the barren world they live in is normal to them. Plus they live in the woodlands, which are pretty far removed from society at large.
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** Perhaps the voles, like every other living creature we have seen in the series, were sentient like the weasels that killed them. Otherwise, I can't see why else Nyx and Krell would consider it a horrific sight.
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** Perhaps the voles, like every other living creature we have seen in the series, were sentient like the weasels that killed them. Otherwise, I can't see why else Nyx and Krell would consider it a horrific sight.sight.
* Okay, so if ''10,000'' years passed since the Chaos Spirits jacked everything up, how is it that when they encounter Charlie and the original Pink and Blue, why is it none of them seem aware that the world has essentially ended? After all that time?
* Okay, so if ''10,000'' years passed since the Chaos Spirits jacked everything up, how is it that when they encounter Charlie and the original Pink and Blue, why is it none of them seem aware that the world has essentially ended? After all that time?
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* Why does Norwell say that the weasels indulged in "forbidden pleasures of the flesh" by eating voles when weasels are carnivorous?
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* Why does Norwell say that the weasels indulged in "forbidden pleasures of the flesh" by eating voles when weasels are carnivorous?carnivorous?
** Perhaps the voles, like every other living creature we have seen in the series, were sentient like the weasels that killed them. Otherwise, I can't see why else Nyx and Krell would consider it a horrific sight.
** Perhaps the voles, like every other living creature we have seen in the series, were sentient like the weasels that killed them. Otherwise, I can't see why else Nyx and Krell would consider it a horrific sight.
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** They didn't think Starfish's interference would do anything.
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** They didn't think Starfish's interference would do anything.anything.
* Why does Norwell say that the weasels indulged in "forbidden pleasures of the flesh" by eating voles when weasels are carnivorous?
* Why does Norwell say that the weasels indulged in "forbidden pleasures of the flesh" by eating voles when weasels are carnivorous?
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** They stole his kidney, the snowman had a kidney in it, he was just putting 2 and 2 together. After all they used his horn for the snowman so it'd only make sense that they used his kidney for it too.
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** By WordOfGod, Charlie the Sorcerer intended to use normal Charlie's magic to repurpose the Chaos Spirits and start a new business venture with them.
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* Since we now know that the world Charlie lives in is a post-extinction environment, how was Charlie watching TV in episode 2? Broadcasting a TV show isn't an easy task and requires multiple people.
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** Think the greater point of the series, inasmuch as it has one, is that Charlie isn't bad or wrong for being unhappy. The world is bleak, unfair, and cruel, so his reaction to it is rational. Pink and Blue, the singing porpoise thing, and Wizard!Charlie all tell Charlie to swallow his feelings and think happy thoughts, but instead Charlie sings his reprise demonstrating that he's fine the way he is and manages to save the world, anyway. Wizard!Charlie was wrong about Charlie, just as Pink and Blue were
