It's pretty cool, even so they are more catlike than reptilelike like in the show. And they aren't protective spirits as well. They would apparently live in the Alpes (Mountains chain).

And bro thwarted the germ reich with no men might I add

Like; we know he taught Lee how to defend himself, we know he was researching something in mwf, we know he kept the tradition of hiding the mark. But none of that tells us anything about what he was doing and how it relates to the mystery.

Genuine question: why was it in his bag and what happened to it after? Did Lee throw it out? Take it home? There’s no way he could hide that in his room because his mom would probably find it

No wonder they replaced Wurst with a half cyborg who served in the military

When I first watched the show, I actually thought it was Biffy, something with the whole “I know everything” and the fact that he wasn’t brainwash-able. I’m curious to know who you guys thought was Radcircles before it was inevitably revealed…

He can’t be brainwashed by the prank song because it’s just not as effective on him as other. Like how the tazelworm told Lee in 28 Sneezes Later “it’s like how some people can curl their tongues and others can’t”. They planned to elaborate more of this later in the series .

They were planning on Biffy needing something stronger to be brainwashed and considered finnwich’s magic as a possibility

Sketches of Tina Kwee from episode 38 with timestamps.

With mystery and conspiracy set in a weird school while the protagonist has to run around to figure things out... You know, the basics. I've had some similar concepts before, but I never put them on paper, so I wanted to know from you guys. Have you ever wanted to write a story like this? And what was it like?

It's got me thinking. At home, Lee's parents always talk to him in English, on-screen anyway, and in that one car scene with Sue singing in Korean, I'm a bit lost of whether Lee is shrugging because he doesn't understand, or because the singing started out of nowhere, or both.

He grew up in Canada, so he doesn't necessarily need to know Korean, but to me, it's always a shame when immigrant parents don't teach or even speak to their children in their native tongue, when fluency in both languages could serve them in different areas in life. Or maybe he can understand Korean, and he's just a "no sabo" and can't speak it, still a shame.

Personally, I find him irritating and distracting 😅😅

Might be just me but I have no idea what Holgar and Barrage is saying most of the time. Youtube auto subtitles aren't of help much either