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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: While the comic itself was well-recieved, some fans were disappointed that the voiced version of ''Run, Run, Runaways'' used to promote it had the cast of WebVideo/HardlyWorking portray the characters, as they didn't quite capture their personalities. Especially since Julia Lepitit and Jacob Andrews were already involved in the creation of the project anyway.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: While the comic itself was well-recieved, well-received, some fans were disappointed that the voiced version of ''Run, Run, Runaways'' used to promote it had the cast of WebVideo/HardlyWorking portray the characters, as they didn't quite capture their personalities. Especially since Julia Lepitit and Jacob Andrews were already involved in the creation of the project anyway.
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** Narcissistic celebrities. Don Juan Di #Micdrop is a grose, washed-up has-been with big entitlement issues and an even bigger ego. He ends up literally trapped in his own shit for much of the story, until he's freed in the final episode... only to be crushed by a giant robot.
** Dahlia Delilah Deep Pockets -- the VillainOfTheWeek of ''Nowhere, Fast'' -- was brought to life by "the utter despair of bus bound travellers." This is in all likelyhood a TakeThat to the New York public transport system, which the Drawfee crew have criticized numerous times.
** Narcissistic celebrities. Don Juan Di #Micdrop is a grose, washed-up has-been with big entitlement issues and an even bigger ego. He ends up literally trapped in his own shit for much of the story, until he's freed in the final episode... only to be crushed by a giant robot.
** Dahlia Delilah Deep Pockets -- the VillainOfTheWeek of ''Nowhere, Fast'' -- was brought to life by "the utter despair of bus bound travellers." This is in all likelyhood a TakeThat to the New York public transport system, which the Drawfee crew have criticized numerous times.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: ''Feel Better Soon'' being set in Porfopolis becomes this after said city is frozen by an ice dragon prior to Season Three of WebVideo/{{Drawga}}, with disasterous effets on Somewherica's overall economy. It's not even confirmed that it was HarmlessFreezing, either.
* HarsherInHindsight: The constant threat of the Ladies Book Club ending due to circumstances out of its members' control can be this after the last episodes of Season Three of WebVideo/{{Drawga}} were shelved after the Website/CollegeHumor firing.
* HarsherInHindsight: The constant threat of the Ladies Book Club ending due to circumstances out of its members' control can be this after the last episodes of Season Three of WebVideo/{{Drawga}} were shelved after the Website/CollegeHumor firing.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: ''Feel HarsherInHindsight:
**''Feel Better Soon'' being set in Porfopolis becomes this after said city is frozen by an ice dragon prior to Season Three of WebVideo/{{Drawga}}, with disasterous effets on Somewherica's overall economy. It's not even confirmed that it was HarmlessFreezing, either.
* HarsherInHindsight: ** The constant threat of the Ladies Book Club ending due to circumstances out of its members' control can be this after the last episodes of Season Three of WebVideo/{{Drawga}} were shelved after the Website/CollegeHumor firing.
**''Feel Better Soon'' being set in Porfopolis becomes this after said city is frozen by an ice dragon prior to Season Three of WebVideo/{{Drawga}}, with disasterous effets on Somewherica's overall economy. It's not even confirmed that it was HarmlessFreezing, either.
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** HeartwarmingInHindsight: Though just like in the comic, this turned out to ''not'' be the end, as the release of the ''entire'' Season Three was announced in December 2020, after almost a year spent on TheShelfOfMovieLanguishment.
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** HeartwarmingInHindsight: Though just like in the comic, this turned out to ''not'' be the end, as the release of the ''entire'' Season Three was announced in December 2020, after almost a year spent on TheShelfOfMovieLanguishment.<
* OlderThanTheyThink: Surely this is the first time Tony Wilson has worked on something WebVideo/{{Drawga}}-adjacent, right? Not quite. He previously appeared in the ''Drawfee Break'' episode ''Comic Strip'', which is where Season Two characters Francis and Daryl debuted.
* OlderThanTheyThink: Surely this is the first time Tony Wilson has worked on something WebVideo/{{Drawga}}-adjacent, right? Not quite. He previously appeared in the ''Drawfee Break'' episode ''Comic Strip'', which is where Season Two characters Francis and Daryl debuted.
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** Towards the end of ''The Ol' College Try'', Gina and Rox consider changing their names to "something cooler and more complicated", suggesting "Rryhgiinnaaa" and "Rooahexxhhahh" respectively. Are these "drunken" versions of their names in WebVideo/{{Drawga}} -- implying that "Ryjinah" and "Rah'ōxah" are just their nicknames? Or are they taking their already XtremeKoolLetterz-filled names and making them ''[[SerialEscalation even more complicated?]]'' [[note]] Though this also opens up some FridgeLogic. Either they waited a whole year before they started using their nicknames, or they never did and temporarily shortened them instead.[[/note]]
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** Towards the end of ''The Ol' College Try'', Gina and Rox consider changing their names to "something cooler and more complicated", suggesting "Rryhgiinnaaa" and "Rooahexxhhahh" respectively. Are these "drunken" versions of their names in WebVideo/{{Drawga}} -- implying that "Ryjinah" and "Rah'ōxah" are just their nicknames? Or are they taking their already XtremeKoolLetterz-filled names and making them ''[[SerialEscalation even more complicated?]]'' [[note]] Though Regardless, this also opens up some FridgeLogic. Either they waited a whole year before they started using their nicknames, or they never did and temporarily shortened them instead.[[/note]]
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* HarsherInHindsight: The constant threat of the Ladies Book Club ending due to circumstances out of its members' control can be this after the last episodes of Season Three of WebVideo/{{Drawga}} were shelved after the Website/CollegeHumor firing, and have yet to be released.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The constant threat of the Ladies Book Club ending due to circumstances out of its members' control can be this after the last episodes of Season Three of WebVideo/{{Drawga}} were shelved after the Website/CollegeHumor firing, and have yet firing.
** HeartwarmingInHindsight: Though just like in the comic, this turned out to ''not'' bereleased.the end, as the release of the ''entire'' Season Three was announced in December 2020, after almost a year spent on TheShelfOfMovieLanguishment.
** HeartwarmingInHindsight: Though just like in the comic, this turned out to ''not'' be
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** Dahlia Delilah Deep Pockets -- the VillainOfTheWeek of ''Nowhere, Fast'' -- was brought to life by "the utter despair of bus bound travellers." This is in all likelyhood a TakeThat to the New York publicerad transport system, which the Drawfee crew have criticized numerous times.
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** Dahlia Delilah Deep Pockets -- the VillainOfTheWeek of ''Nowhere, Fast'' -- was brought to life by "the utter despair of bus bound travellers." This is in all likelyhood a TakeThat to the New York publicerad public transport system, which the Drawfee crew have criticized numerous times.
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* JerkassHasAPoint' Given that Legzi's adventuring career would later end up putting her in frequent danger for little to no pay, it's understandably why he would want her to stay in the safer family business, especially since he has already lost her mother. However, he takes his desire to protect her ''way'' too far, ironically putting her and her friends in danger and ''actually'' killing [[AMillionIsAStatistic hundreds of people]] in a traffic accident.
* SavedByCanon: If you have any knowledge of WebVideo/{{Drawga}} past Season One, it will be pretty obvious that both the Ladies Book Club itself and it's members are going to make it through the story okay.
** [[SerialEscalation Taken even further]] in ''The Ol' College Trial'', which had the highest stakes of ''any'' piece of Ladies Book Club media released at the time (TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt, a threat only encountered twice since) but -- by virtue of being a FlashbackEpisode -- is also the chronologically ''earliest'' LBC story.
* SavedByCanon: If you have any knowledge of WebVideo/{{Drawga}} past Season One, it will be pretty obvious that both the Ladies Book Club itself and it's members are going to make it through the story okay.
** [[SerialEscalation Taken even further]] in ''The Ol' College Trial'', which had the highest stakes of ''any'' piece of Ladies Book Club media released at the time (TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt, a threat only encountered twice since) but -- by virtue of being a FlashbackEpisode -- is also the chronologically ''earliest'' LBC story.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: PlayedForLaughs in ''End of the Road'', which ends with the aesop that [[spoiler: {{Nepotism}} solves everything, and connections are more important than talent.]]
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** Narcissistic celebrities. Don Juan Di #Micdrop is a grose, washed-up has-been with big entitlement issues and an even bigger ego. He ends up literally trapped in his own shot for much of the story, until he's freed in the final episode... only to be crushed by a giant robot.
** Dahlia Delilah Deep Pockets -- the VillianOfTheWeek of ''Nowhere, Fast'' -- was brought to life by "the utter despair of bus bound travellers." This is in all likelyhood a TakeThat to the New York publicerad transport system, which the Drawfee crew has criticized numerous times.
* AdaptationDisplacement: [[DownplayedTrope A mild case,]] but some people were surprise to learn that the Comic was a prequel to [[WebVideo/{{Drawga}} a web series.]] Said series is probably still the more well-known incarnation of the LBC, though.
* AlternateJokeInterpretation:
** Dahlia Delilah Deep Pockets -- the VillianOfTheWeek of ''Nowhere, Fast'' -- was brought to life by "the utter despair of bus bound travellers." This is in all likelyhood a TakeThat to the New York publicerad transport system, which the Drawfee crew has criticized numerous times.
* AdaptationDisplacement: [[DownplayedTrope A mild case,]] but some people were surprise to learn that the Comic was a prequel to [[WebVideo/{{Drawga}} a web series.]] Said series is probably still the more well-known incarnation of the LBC, though.
* AlternateJokeInterpretation:
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** Narcissistic celebrities. Don Juan Di #Micdrop is a grose, washed-up has-been with big entitlement issues and an even bigger ego. He ends up literally trapped in his own shot shit for much of the story, until he's freed in the final episode... only to be crushed by a giant robot.
** Dahlia Delilah Deep Pockets -- theVillianOfTheWeek VillainOfTheWeek of ''Nowhere, Fast'' -- was brought to life by "the utter despair of bus bound travellers." This is in all likelyhood a TakeThat to the New York publicerad transport system, which the Drawfee crew has have criticized numerous times.
* AdaptationDisplacement: [[DownplayedTrope A mild case,]] but some people were surprise to learn that theComic comic was a prequel to [[WebVideo/{{Drawga}} a web series.]] Said series is probably still the more well-known incarnation of the LBC, though.
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** Dahlia Delilah Deep Pockets -- the
* AdaptationDisplacement: [[DownplayedTrope A mild case,]] but some people were surprise to learn that the
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* JerkassHasAPoint' Given that Legzi's adventuring career would later end up putting her in frequent danger for little to no pay, it's understandably why he would want her to stay in the safer family business, especially since he has already lost her mother. However, he takes His desire to protect her ''way'' too far, ironically putting her and her friends in danger and ''actually'' killing [[AMillionIsAStatistic hundreds of people]] in a traffic accident.
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* JerkassHasAPoint' Given that Legzi's adventuring career would later end up putting her in frequent danger for little to no pay, it's understandably why he would want her to stay in the safer family business, especially since he has already lost her mother. However, he takes His his desire to protect her ''way'' too far, ironically putting her and her friends in danger and ''actually'' killing [[AMillionIsAStatistic hundreds of people]] in a traffic accident.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: While the comic itself was well-recieved, some fans were disappointed that the voiced version of ''Run, Run, Runaways'' used to promote it had the cast of WebVideo/HardlyWorking portray the characters, especially since Julia Lepitit and Jacob Andrews worked on the comic already.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: While the comic itself was well-recieved, some fans were disappointed that the voiced version of ''Run, Run, Runaways'' used to promote it had the cast of WebVideo/HardlyWorking portray the characters, especially as they didn't quite capture their personalities. Especially since Julia Lepitit and Jacob Andrews worked on were already involved in the comic already.creation of the project anyway.
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* AlternateJokeInterpretation: Towards the end of ''The Ol' College Try'', Gina and Rox consider changing their names to "something cooler and more complicated", suggesting "Rryhgiinnaaa" and "Rooahexxhhahh" respectively. Are these "drunken" versions of their names in WebVideo/{{Drawga}} -- implying that "Ryjinah" and "Rah'ōxah" are just their nicknames? Or are they taking their already XtremeKoolLetterz-filled names and making them ''[[SerialEscalation even more complicated?]]'' [[note]] Though this also opens up some FridgeLogic. Either they waited a whole year before they started using their nicknames, or they never did and temporarily shortened them instead.[[/note]]
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* AlternateJokeInterpretation: AlternateJokeInterpretation:
** Towards the end of ''The Ol' College Try'', Gina and Rox consider changing their names to "something cooler and more complicated", suggesting "Rryhgiinnaaa" and "Rooahexxhhahh" respectively. Are these "drunken" versions of their names in WebVideo/{{Drawga}} -- implying that "Ryjinah" and "Rah'ōxah" are just their nicknames? Or are they taking their already XtremeKoolLetterz-filled names and making them ''[[SerialEscalation even more complicated?]]'' [[note]] Though this also opens up some FridgeLogic. Either they waited a whole year before they started using their nicknames, or they never did and temporarily shortened them instead.[[/note]][[/note]]
** From the same issue, a drunk Legzi being unable to remember how to spell her own name is either putting a LampshadeHanging on the inconsistent spelling of her last name or ''explaining'' said inconsistency.
** Towards the end of ''The Ol' College Try'', Gina and Rox consider changing their names to "something cooler and more complicated", suggesting "Rryhgiinnaaa" and "Rooahexxhhahh" respectively. Are these "drunken" versions of their names in WebVideo/{{Drawga}} -- implying that "Ryjinah" and "Rah'ōxah" are just their nicknames? Or are they taking their already XtremeKoolLetterz-filled names and making them ''[[SerialEscalation even more complicated?]]'' [[note]] Though this also opens up some FridgeLogic. Either they waited a whole year before they started using their nicknames, or they never did and temporarily shortened them instead.
** From the same issue, a drunk Legzi being unable to remember how to spell her own name is either putting a LampshadeHanging on the inconsistent spelling of her last name or ''explaining'' said inconsistency.
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* AlternateJokeInterpretation: Towards the end of ''The Ol' College Try'', Gina and Rox consider changing their names to "something cooler and more complicated", suggesting "Rryhgiinnaaa" and "Rooahexxhhahh" respectively. Are these "drunken" versions of their names in WebVideo/{{Drawga}} -- implying that "Ryjinah" and "Rah'ōxah" are just their nicknames? Or are they taking their already XtremeKoolLetterz-filled names and making them ''[[SerialEscalation even more complicated?]]'' [[note]] Though this also opens up some FridgeLogic. Either they waited a whole year before they started using their nicknames, or they never did and temporarily shortened them instead.[[/note]]
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* AccepteableTargets: Narcissistic celebrities. Don Juan Di #Micdrop is a grose, washed-up has-been with big entitlement issues and an even bigger ego. He ends up literally trapped in his own shot for much of the story, until he's freed in the final episode... only to be crushed by a giant robot.
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* AccepteableTargets: AcceptableTargets:
** Narcissistic celebrities. Don Juan Di #Micdrop is a grose, washed-up has-been with big entitlement issues and an even bigger ego. He ends up literally trapped in his own shot for much of the story, until he's freed in the final episode... only to be crushed by a giantrobot.robot.
** Dahlia Delilah Deep Pockets -- the VillianOfTheWeek of ''Nowhere, Fast'' -- was brought to life by "the utter despair of bus bound travellers." This is in all likelyhood a TakeThat to the New York publicerad transport system, which the Drawfee crew has criticized numerous times.
** Narcissistic celebrities. Don Juan Di #Micdrop is a grose, washed-up has-been with big entitlement issues and an even bigger ego. He ends up literally trapped in his own shot for much of the story, until he's freed in the final episode... only to be crushed by a giant
** Dahlia Delilah Deep Pockets -- the VillianOfTheWeek of ''Nowhere, Fast'' -- was brought to life by "the utter despair of bus bound travellers." This is in all likelyhood a TakeThat to the New York publicerad transport system, which the Drawfee crew has criticized numerous times.
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* AccepteableTargets: Narcissistic celebrities. Don Juan Di #Micdrop is a grose, washed-up has-been with big entitlement issues and an even bigger ego. He ends up literally trapped in his own shot for much of the story, until he's freed in the final episode... only to be crushed by a giant robot.
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* JerkassHasAPoint' Given that Legzi's adventuring career would later end up putting her in frequent danger for little to no pay, it's understandably why he would want her to stay in the safer family business, especially since he has already lost her mother. However, he takes His desire to protect her ''way'' too far, ironically putting her and her friends in danger and ''actually'' killing [[AMillionIsAStatistic hundreds of people]] in a traffic accident.
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** [[SerialEscalation Taken even further]] in ''The Ol' College Trial'', which had the highest stakes of ''any'' piece of Ladies Book Club media released at the time (TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt, a threat only encountered twice since) but -- by virtue of being a FlashbackEpisode -- is also the chronologically ''earliest'' LBC story.
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* SavedByCanon: If you have any knowledge of WebVideo/{{Drawga}} past Season One, it will be pretty obvious that both the Ladies Book Club itself and it's members are going to make it through the story okay.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The constant threat of the Ladies Book Club ending due to circumstances out of its members' control can be this after the last episodes of Season Three of WebVideo/{{Drawga}} were shelved after the Website/CollegeHumor firing, and have yet to be released.
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* CantUnhearIt: Very much in effect, especially in regards to Rox, as the artists seem to have made a deliberate effort to model her expressions on those of Julia Lepetit.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: ''Feel Better Soon'' being set in Porfopolis becomes this after said city is frozen by an ice dragon prior to Season Three of WebVideo/{{Drawga}}, with disasterous effets on Somewherica's overall economy. It's not even confirmed that it was HarmlessFreezing, either.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: ''Feel Better Soon'' being set in Porfopolis becomes this after said city is frozen by an ice dragon prior to Season Three of WebVideo/{{Drawga}}, with disasterous effets on Somewherica's overall economy. It's not even confirmed that it was HarmlessFreezing, either.either.
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: While the comic itself was well-recieved, some fans were disappointed that the voiced version of ''Run, Run, Runaways'' used to promote it had the cast of WebVideo/HardlyWorking portray the characters, especially since Julia Lepitit and Jacob Andrews worked on the comic already.
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: While the comic itself was well-recieved, some fans were disappointed that the voiced version of ''Run, Run, Runaways'' used to promote it had the cast of WebVideo/HardlyWorking portray the characters, especially since Julia Lepitit and Jacob Andrews worked on the comic already.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: [[DownplayedTrope A mild case, but some people were surprise to learn that the Comic was a prequel to [[WebVideo/{{Drawga}} a web series.]] Said series is probably still the more well-known incarnation of the LBC, though.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: [[DownplayedTrope A mild case, case,]] but some people were surprise to learn that the Comic was a prequel to [[WebVideo/{{Drawga}} a web series.]] Said series is probably still the more well-known incarnation of the LBC, though.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: [[DownplayedTrope A mild case, but some people were surprise to learn that the Comic was a prequel to [[WebVideo/{{Drawga}} a web series.]] Said series is probably still the more well-known incarnation of the LBC, though.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: PlayedForLaughs in ''End of the Road'', which ends with the aesop that [[spoiler: {{Nepotism}} solves everything, and connections are more important than talent.]]
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* HarsherInHindsight: ''Feel Better Soon'' being set in Porfopolis becomes this after said city is frozen by an ice dragon prior to Season Three of WebVideo/{{Drawga}}, with disasterous effets on Somewherica's overall economy. It's not even confirmed that it was HarmlessFreezing, either.
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* HarsherInHindsight: FunnyAneurysmMoment: ''Feel Better Soon'' being set in Porfopolis becomes this after said city is frozen by an ice dragon prior to Season Three of WebVideo/{{Drawga}}, with disasterous effets on Somewherica's overall economy. It's not even confirmed that it was HarmlessFreezing, either.
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* HarsherInHindsight: ''Feel Better Soon'' being set in Porfopolis becomes this after said city is frozen by an ice dragon prior to Season Three, with disasterous effets on Somewherica's overall economy. It's not even confirmed that it was HarmlessFreezing, either.
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* HarsherInHindsight: ''Feel Better Soon'' being set in Porfopolis becomes this after said city is frozen by an ice dragon prior to Season Three, Three of WebVideo/{{Drawga}}, with disasterous effets on Somewherica's overall economy. It's not even confirmed that it was HarmlessFreezing, either.
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* HarsherInHindsight: ''Feel Better Soon'' being set in Porfopolis becomes this after said city is frozen by an ice dragon prior to Season Three, with disasterous effets on Somewherica's overall economy. We not even confirmed that it was HarmlessFreezing, either.
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* HarsherInHindsight: ''Feel Better Soon'' being set in Porfopolis becomes this after said city is frozen by an ice dragon prior to Season Three, with disasterous effets on Somewherica's overall economy. We It's not even confirmed that it was HarmlessFreezing, either.
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* HarsherInHindsight: ''Feel Better Soon'' being set in Porfopolis becomes this after said city is frozen by an ice dragon prior to Season Three, with disasterous effets on Somewherica's overall economy. We not even confirmed that it was HarmlessFreezing, either.
