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Top Comments of this video!! :3
"But while class might be sidelined, classism won't be!"
Colleges for rich people summarized in a single sentence I think.
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The protagonist's friend constantly having "I'm about to burst into tears" eyes is probably one of my favorite bits of this whole video. 😂
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I do enjoy how in the end the moral of the video was “School sucks so much that even fictional stories are better when the characters leave it”
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You can just tell Red had the time of her life drawing those big crying eyes
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Fun fact: In the owl house, the protagonist was initially never meant to enroll at the magic school and was just put there because disney wanted a school setting. From the beginning of S2 onwards, it becomes obvious the showrunner is trying to include the school as little as possible
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I love that Red perfectly described Harry Potter several times in this video but never used it once. This is why she’s my hero
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Red: says she graduated fully five years ago like that's a long time
Me: starts looking for a drink
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She forgot one: when the school itself is the antagonist and the students commence wacky 80s Era shenanigans.
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Anyone else here usually imagine themselves as the teacher at a super school, not a student? No? Maybe this means I should get a teaching degree
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My grandma is 75 years old and she still has the occasional nightmare about failing a French test
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I can smell the tournament arc from a mile away
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The biggest enemy of the Super Students?
The Super Principal!!
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I like how fiction just has a school for everything
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One way to make sure the school aspect isn't boring is to make the teachers interesting characters too.
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My mother, a doctor in her 60s, recently confided in me that she STILL has nightmares from university.
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The good news is you don't have to pay for normal school, the bad news is you can NEVER LEAVE
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You know, if I had a nickel for every story that had a hyper specific school curriculum based around skills that no more than 15 people can afford/have knowledge to learn, I'd have enough money to make a hyper specific school curriculum based around skills that no more than 15 people can afford/have knowledge to learn.
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There's also another version, that crosses over with a genre that's rarely seen outside of Japanese media - school dramas where the MC is a teacher, rather than a student. It's been a very popular genre in Japan, where teaching is a very well regarded profession, and the teacher who really cares about their students and will go to absurd lengths for their health and wellbeing is a huge archetype. And they often deal with the sort of problem you
Interestingly, it typically focuses primarily on the student's problems. Because that's the whole point of the genre: a teacher is somebody who guides and assists students. Typically, even when the teacher has their own problems to deal with, they're more as things that make it harder to help the students.
They're also often more ensemble casts between the teacher and students, so you get the best of all possible words in terms of narrative - all the students dealing with problems /and/ the teacher is an active participant who facilitates, rather than a plot hijacker the writer needs to work around.
And there's a whole pile of super-school versions.
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"A lovable wimp in over their head who's being pushed around aimlessly by the tides of fate until the protagonist swoops in to fill their life with the excuse-me-he-asked-for-no-pickles energy they've been craving."
I love everything about that, and I especially love that you used Luz and Willow for that clip because in their case it eventually works both ways, with both of them defending the other just as fiercely.
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@TheHornedKing
5 months ago
"Detention that breaks the Geneva conventions" gave me a good laugh.
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