Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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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 The Wrong Stuff, Hudson is chosen to be the first pinata at a space party! Unfortunately, it's a trap concocted by Pester, thus his friends have to go into space to save him. I have to admit, I like Pester more in this season. His plans still don't make sense for a land where candy is everywhere, but at least they're getting more creative than Mwahaha, I will crack these pinatas open and steal the candy from them. You know, that thing that happens to pinatas anyway. And his methods are getting more entertainingly elaborate. I mean, he built a giant space station in the shape of himself, complete with working jaws, JUST so he could trap Hudson! How can you not love that? Or his logic that the reason he's holding him hostage in space is because things are cooler in space? But the best part is the clash of styles, as while Pester's ship is clearly designed after something from Star Wars, including briefly dressing as Darth Vader, the ship the pinatas fly to save him is clearly something from Star TREK, finally bringing the crossover fans have been demanding for YEARS! And yes, they have a lot of fun referencing certain elements from both. With the best being how both teams come up with the same idea to teleport to each others ships, quickly realizing they did it at the exact same time, and trying over and over again. Resulting in, yes, a couple malfunctions. But then they're caught in a black hole, where only Hudson's positive energy can provide enough power to escape its pull. Except it can't and they're sucked into an opposite universe, meaning they must rely on Pester's negative energy to truly escape. And thus do they get back to Earth and Pester has his one and only good ending. This was freaking fun! Yes, it feels more like a string of ideas stapled together than a complete plot, but you can tell they really enjoyed writing and designing this one. It's definitely worth a watch. Oh, I mean it's definitely worth a SPACE watch! See? Instantly improved.
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 The Wrong Stuff, Hudson is chosen to be the first pinata at a space party! Unfortunately, it's a trap concocted by Pester, thus his friends have to go into space to save him. I have to admit, I like Pester more in this season. His plans still don't make sense for a land where candy is everywhere, but at least they're getting more creative than Mwahaha, I will crack these pinatas open and steal the candy from them. You know, that thing that happens to pinatas anyway. And his methods are getting more entertainingly elaborate. I mean, he built a giant space station in the shape of himself, complete with working jaws, JUST so he could trap Hudson! How can you not love that? Or his logic that the reason he's holding him hostage in space is because things are cooler in space? But the best part is the clash of styles, as while Pester's ship is clearly designed after something from Star Wars, including briefly dressing as Darth Vader, the ship the pinatas fly to save him is clearly something from Star TREK, finally bringing the crossover fans have been demanding for YEARS! And yes, they have a lot of fun referencing certain elements from both. With the best being how both teams come up with the same idea to teleport to each others ships, quickly realizing they did it at the exact same time, and trying over and over again. Resulting in, yes, a couple malfunctions. But then they're caught in a black hole, where only Hudson's positive energy can provide enough power to escape its pull. Except it can't and they're sucked into an opposite universe, meaning they must rely on Pester's negative energy to truly escape. And thus do they get back to Earth and Pester has his one and only good ending. This was freaking fun! Yes, it feels more like a string of ideas stapled together than a complete plot, but you can tell they really enjoyed writing and designing this one. It's definitely worth a watch. Oh, I mean it's definitely worth a SPACE watch! See? Instantly improved.
