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* Averted with Artemis. The idea of a hunter goddess who swears of men might seem very lesbian, Red is of the opinion that Artemis more likely was asexual.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: EnsembleDarkhorse: The ''Literature/JourneyToTheWest'' series, if the comments are anything to go by, seems to have a genuinely strong following who treat Red's episodes on it like actual installments of an ongoing TV series, and frequently ask when more will be coming out. The MainstreamObscurity of the original text and its genuinely relatable characters (something even Red acknowledged) are likely the cause.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: The ''Literature/JourneyToTheWest'' series, if the comments are anything to go by, seems to have a genuinely strong following who treat Red's episodes on it like actual installments of an ongoing TV series, and frequently ask when more will be coming out. The MainstreamObscurity of the original text and its genuinely relatable characters (something even Red acknowledged) are likely the cause.
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** "Pele" has a few scary moments, but perhaps the scariest is when Pele resolves to destroy Mauna Kea. Let's just say the [[OhCrap facial expressions]] of the four local kupua are ''very'' appropriate.
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** The "true end" to "Hou Yi and Chang'E," where they successfully adjust to their mortal lives.
--->'''Chang'e:''' ''[leaning out the window]'' Hey! I finally figured out how ''cooking'' works!\\
''' Hou Yi:''' ''[hunting birds]'' Nice!
** The "true end" to "Hou Yi and Chang'E," where they successfully adjust to their mortal lives.
--->'''Chang'e:''' ''[leaning out the window]'' Hey! I finally figured out how ''cooking'' works!\\
''' Hou Yi:''' ''[hunting birds]'' Nice!
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* MoralEventHorizon: In the ''Frankenstein'' video, this trope is lampshaded when Victor Frankenstein gets someone who was allegedly his friend condemned and executed for a crime she didn't commit, all because he knows who ''really'' did it, the monster he created, and didn't tell the truth [[ItsAllAboutMe all because he was afraid that it would incriminate himself.]]
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* MoralEventHorizon: In the ''Frankenstein'' ''Literature/{{Frankenstein}}'' video, this trope is lampshaded when Victor Frankenstein gets someone who was allegedly his friend condemned and executed for a crime she didn't commit, all because he knows who ''really'' did it, the monster he created, and didn't tell the truth [[ItsAllAboutMe all because he was afraid that it would incriminate himself.]]
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** The Dracula episode has some pretty creepy images, such as vampire Lucy preying on a child while she's giving one hell of a NightmareFace.
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** The Dracula Literature/{{Dracula}} episode has some pretty creepy images, such as vampire Lucy preying on a child while she's giving one hell of a NightmareFace.
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** In the Edgar Allan Poe video, when the protagonist of ''The Pit and the Pendulum'' sees the titular pendulum, it can be faintly seen that the ''Grim Reaper'' is holding it.
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** In the Edgar Allan Poe Creator/EdgarAllanPoe video, when the protagonist of ''The Pit and the Pendulum'' sees the titular pendulum, it can be faintly seen that the ''Grim Reaper'' ''[[TheGrimReaper Grim Reaper]]'' is holding it.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Red has an awesome singing voice, as heard with her covers of popular songs that she uses in the end credits.
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** In the Edgar Allan Poe video, when the protagonist of ''The Pit and the Pendulum'' sees the titular pendulum, it can be faintly seen that the ''Grim Reaper'' is holding it.
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** The Lovecraft video has what's probably some of the creepiest imagery in any of the videos [=OSP=] has made as of late. The creepiest of all coming from the retelling of Literature/TheColourOutOfSpace, which depicts in [[SarcasmMode exquisite, cheerful detail]] how [[BodyHorror Mrs. Gardner succumbed]] [[CruelAbdUnusualDeath to the Colour's effects.]]
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** The Lovecraft video has what's probably some of the creepiest imagery in any of the videos [=OSP=] has made as of late. The creepiest of all coming from the retelling of Literature/TheColourOutOfSpace, which depicts in [[SarcasmMode exquisite, cheerful detail]] how [[BodyHorror Mrs. Gardner succumbed]] [[CruelAbdUnusualDeath [[CruelAndUnusualDeath to the Colour's effects.]]
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** The Dracula episode has some pretty creepy images, such as vampire Lucy preying on a child while she's giving one hell of a NightmareFace.
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** The Dracula episode has some pretty creepy images, such as vampire Lucy preying on a child while she's giving one hell of a NightmareFace.NightmareFace.
** The Lovecraft video has what's probably some of the creepiest imagery in any of the videos [=OSP=] has made as of late. The creepiest of all coming from the retelling of Literature/TheColourOutOfSpace, which depicts in [[SarcasmMode exquisite, cheerful detail]] how [[BodyHorror Mrs. Gardner succumbed]] [[CruelAbdUnusualDeath to the Colour's effects.]]
** The Lovecraft video has what's probably some of the creepiest imagery in any of the videos [=OSP=] has made as of late. The creepiest of all coming from the retelling of Literature/TheColourOutOfSpace, which depicts in [[SarcasmMode exquisite, cheerful detail]] how [[BodyHorror Mrs. Gardner succumbed]] [[CruelAbdUnusualDeath to the Colour's effects.]]
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* MostWonderfulSound: Red has a very lovely singing voice, which she's prone to showing off in the credits of her videos.
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* MostWonderfulSound: SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: Red has a very lovely singing voice, which she's prone to showing off in the credits of her videos.
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*** And let's not forget the Mouth of the Cavern. It's a dark place with some spooky red lighting. Where is this light coming from? Why, the Ancient Egyptian equivalent of FireAndBrimstoneHell!
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*** And let's not forget the Mouth of the Cavern. It's a dark place with some spooky red lighting. Where is this light coming from? Why, the Ancient Egyptian equivalent of FireAndBrimstoneHell!FireAndBrimstoneHell!
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* AccidentalInnuendo: When discussing the punishment for [[FalseFriend those in Bolgia 8]], Red makes an unfortunate statement:
-->'''Red:''' They screwed their friends, so now their friends screw them! [[ThatCameOutWrong Dyuh...]]
-->'''Red:''' They screwed their friends, so now their friends screw them! [[ThatCameOutWrong Dyuh...]]
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* AwesomeArt: The animated episodes are full of very impressive (and frankly adorable) chibi art.
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* MoralEventHorizon: In the ''Frankenstein'' video, this trope is lampshaded when Victor Frankenstein gets someone who was allegedly his friend condemned and executed for a crime she didn't commit, all because he knows who ''really'' did it, the monster he created, and didn't tell the truth ItsAllAboutMe 0all because he was afraid that it would incriminate himself.]]
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* MoralEventHorizon: In the ''Frankenstein'' video, this trope is lampshaded when Victor Frankenstein gets someone who was allegedly his friend condemned and executed for a crime she didn't commit, all because he knows who ''really'' did it, the monster he created, and didn't tell the truth ItsAllAboutMe 0all [[ItsAllAboutMe all because he was afraid that it would incriminate himself.]]
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-->'''Red:''' Now this is the part where Victor goes from "self-absorbed jerk with no real mind for consequences" to "irredeemable ''asshole''".
-->'''Red:''' Now this is the part where Victor goes from "self-absorbed jerk with no real mind for consequences" to "irredeemable ''asshole''".
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* NightmareFuel: The video on Dionysus makes a good job of emphasising the mysterious and older aspects of the god. Specific credit goes to the Pentheus' myth illustration, where it shows him see through Dionysus' mortal disguise into his horned, dark true appearance.
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** The video on Dionysus makes a good job of emphasising the mysterious and older aspects of the god. Specific credit goes to the Pentheus' myth illustration, where it shows him see through Dionysus' mortal disguise into his horned, dark trueappearance.appearance.
** "The Journey of Ra" has some frightening illustrations. Much of the soundtrack is pretty eerie as well. Some highlights:
*** Seker's appearance in Hidden, as a dark winged figure covered with a red glow flying ominously through the night.
*** The Realm of Night and Darkness, represented by pitch-black background. There's also a creepy green light in the middle of the realm's first illustration. Even though said light turns out to be Khepri, a divine scarab who is important for Ra's rebirth, it's still pretty spooky for a first-time viewer.
*** When Ra's barque sails through the Abyss of Waters, we get a depiction of the mysterious gods on the banks of the river. Two rows of silhouettes with glowing purple eyes doing... [[NothingIsScarier nothing in particular]], except watch the barque sail between them. While they don't do anything malicious, they still give off an ominous, foreboding mood.
*** The depiction of [[OmnicidalManiac Apophis]]. Red really captured how the Ancient Egyptians perceived him: as a horrifying monster of oblivion feared by even the gods themselves, who only has to be lucky once in order to permanently destroy Ra and end the world.
*** And let's not forget the Mouth of the Cavern. It's a dark place with some spooky red lighting. Where is this light coming from? Why, the Ancient Egyptian equivalent of FireAndBrimstoneHell!
** The video on Dionysus makes a good job of emphasising the mysterious and older aspects of the god. Specific credit goes to the Pentheus' myth illustration, where it shows him see through Dionysus' mortal disguise into his horned, dark true
** "The Journey of Ra" has some frightening illustrations. Much of the soundtrack is pretty eerie as well. Some highlights:
*** Seker's appearance in Hidden, as a dark winged figure covered with a red glow flying ominously through the night.
*** The Realm of Night and Darkness, represented by pitch-black background. There's also a creepy green light in the middle of the realm's first illustration. Even though said light turns out to be Khepri, a divine scarab who is important for Ra's rebirth, it's still pretty spooky for a first-time viewer.
*** When Ra's barque sails through the Abyss of Waters, we get a depiction of the mysterious gods on the banks of the river. Two rows of silhouettes with glowing purple eyes doing... [[NothingIsScarier nothing in particular]], except watch the barque sail between them. While they don't do anything malicious, they still give off an ominous, foreboding mood.
*** The depiction of [[OmnicidalManiac Apophis]]. Red really captured how the Ancient Egyptians perceived him: as a horrifying monster of oblivion feared by even the gods themselves, who only has to be lucky once in order to permanently destroy Ra and end the world.
*** And let's not forget the Mouth of the Cavern. It's a dark place with some spooky red lighting. Where is this light coming from? Why, the Ancient Egyptian equivalent of FireAndBrimstoneHell!
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* NightmareFuel: The video on Dionysus makes a good job of emphasising the mysterious and older aspects of the god. Specific credit goes to the Pentheus' myth illustration, where it shows him see through Dionysus' mortal disguise into his horned, dark true appearance.
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* NightmareFuel: The video on Dionysus makes a good job of emphasising the mysterious and older aspects of the god. Specific credit goes to the Pentheus' myth illustration, where it shows him see through Dionysus' mortal disguise into his horned, dark true appearance.
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** Galehaut immediately stops fighting because he's utterly smitten with Lancelot.
--->'''Arthur:''' If you surrender I'll introduce you.\\
'''Galehaut: DEAL.'''
--->'''Arthur:''' If you surrender I'll introduce you.\\
'''Galehaut: DEAL.'''
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* MostWonderfulSound: Red has a very lovely singing voice, which she's prone to showing off in the credits of her videos.
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** Amaterasu towards Ame-no-Uzume in Amaterasu and the Cave.
** Much more subtly, the druidess Bodhmall and the warrior woman Liath Luachra, Fionn mac Cumhaill's foster mothers. While there is isn't any explicit lines, Red notes that most records of the story are ''quite'' ambiguous as to the subject of their relationship, so it can be interpreted quite a few ways.
** Amaterasu towards Ame-no-Uzume in Amaterasu and the Cave.
** Much more subtly, the druidess Bodhmall and the warrior woman Liath Luachra, Fionn mac Cumhaill's foster mothers. While there is isn't any explicit lines, Red notes that most records of the story are ''quite'' ambiguous as to the subject of their relationship, so it can be interpreted quite a few ways.
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* HoYay: Dante and Virgil in Dante's Inferno, to the point where Red narrates in a softer voice whenever Virgil protects Dante from a danger in Hell
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* HoYay: Dante and Virgil in Dante's Inferno, to the point where Red narrates in a softer voice whenever Virgil protects Dante from a danger in HellHell.
** Achilles and Patroclus in The Iliad.
** Achilles and Patroclus in The Iliad.
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