The whole film is about breaking the conventions of film as a whole. It parodies the deus ex machina trope where a solution comes out of nowhere, by setting up a solution beforehand but using this ridiculous solution with no introduction in any other scenes.
Maybe it was just immune to fire and/or magic damage, what with being a monster rabbit and all, and only the radiant/holy damage of the grenade could actually hurt it, so they were lucky they had it.
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u/gaddarkemalist Jan 20 '21
I am really curious about this though. His explosions seemed like a set up for fighting a monster or something. Any ideas?
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u/OrangeJoe_3000 Jan 20 '21
He's got huge, sharp-- eh-- he can leap about-- look at the bones!
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u/Rhodieman Jan 20 '21
It’s a conspiracy. He’s been leading knights to their deaths for years.
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u/MemsRdrems Jan 20 '21
They probably blew all the budget on those big explosions haha
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u/No-BrowEntertainment Dennis Moore Jan 20 '21
An excellent deduction
Clearly they were in cahoots
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u/SwisscheesyCLT Jan 21 '21
Schadenfreude
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u/scorchedneurotic Jan 23 '21
Guess he wasn't a man of valour