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Let's review each episode of the cult classic Viva Pinata TV series based on the hit game in (mostly)under 90 seconds!
Transcript:
In Les The Jet Setter, it appears Langston has captured Fergy and party duty is inescapable. Until Les' runaway jetpack attaches itself to Fergy, and now this hedgehog doesn't need no Tails to help him fly! This is another segment that's mostly one joke, as most of it is just watching Les and eventually Fergy flying around. Which in and of itself isn't a bad thing. Sometimes, you just want to see the show's world from a new perspective. Heck, I remember being excited when video games finally advanced to the point that I could just fly around the environments. And that's probably all that most kids watching this want to see. Fergy flying around and making funny faces. And we get both of those. We're also shown that Fergy now has the ability to store things in his stomach, or hump as he calls it, including certain escape tools he carries around just in case Langston thinks he's finally found an inescapable trap. That's actually a good gag. Why did it take them sixty one segments to come up with that? Thankfully, something of a point does show up near the end, where Fergy seems to finally give up and let himself be launched. Only to use the jetpack and steer his way back to the island. But he finds nobody believes he went to his parties, since he keeps coming back unscathed. So he has to inflict damage on himself to throw them off. Which the overly prissy Fudgehog has a hard time doing. And things get surprisingly brutal at the end, where Les finds the remote to his jetpack, and the retrieval results in Fergy ripping Hudson's head off and eventually being torn in half. So while this segment is light on plot, I do admit I had a fun time watching it and the new and inventive ways Fergy tries getting out of party duty. And he says he's keeping the jetpack in his hump, but you and I know it's sticking straight out of his-
Help Support the Channel: patreon.com/ZCInfinity
Let's review each episode of the cult classic Viva Pinata TV series based on the hit game in (mostly)under 90 seconds!
Transcript:
In Les The Jet Setter, it appears Langston has captured Fergy and party duty is inescapable. Until Les' runaway jetpack attaches itself to Fergy, and now this hedgehog doesn't need no Tails to help him fly! This is another segment that's mostly one joke, as most of it is just watching Les and eventually Fergy flying around. Which in and of itself isn't a bad thing. Sometimes, you just want to see the show's world from a new perspective. Heck, I remember being excited when video games finally advanced to the point that I could just fly around the environments. And that's probably all that most kids watching this want to see. Fergy flying around and making funny faces. And we get both of those. We're also shown that Fergy now has the ability to store things in his stomach, or hump as he calls it, including certain escape tools he carries around just in case Langston thinks he's finally found an inescapable trap. That's actually a good gag. Why did it take them sixty one segments to come up with that? Thankfully, something of a point does show up near the end, where Fergy seems to finally give up and let himself be launched. Only to use the jetpack and steer his way back to the island. But he finds nobody believes he went to his parties, since he keeps coming back unscathed. So he has to inflict damage on himself to throw them off. Which the overly prissy Fudgehog has a hard time doing. And things get surprisingly brutal at the end, where Les finds the remote to his jetpack, and the retrieval results in Fergy ripping Hudson's head off and eventually being torn in half. So while this segment is light on plot, I do admit I had a fun time watching it and the new and inventive ways Fergy tries getting out of party duty. And he says he's keeping the jetpack in his hump, but you and I know it's sticking straight out of his-
