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Wish I could own this physically. Such a great and underrated show

Vesta is an ecosystem where most, if not all life has symbiotic aspects. It also helps that not everything is answered about Vesta. It's really fascinating. It begs more questions.

12:07 hey that's literally my room rn 😂😮😢 uuummm should i be worried?

This is one of my all time fav animated shows, I really hope Netflix picks it up for a S2 🙏🏽

The planet goes from being colonized to becoming a colonizer, loved this show.

Thanks for this video. I had completely overlooked this show when it first came out. Today I've been binge watching Orel and I'm just blown away. Such an amazing series.

No way atheon is only 24ft tall, guardians are 6ft tall and we're only about the size of his foot

Not getting a second season is blasphemy

11:47 almost lost my coffee from laughter

I want to make this statement *before* watching this video; I may add to it after. Yes, the corpse-flower hitching a ride in the robot's systems is a character- something of intelligence enough to theoretically guide an entire ecosystem towards self-sustainability. I'm reminded of the novel 'Children of Ruin', the second novel in a series by Adrian Tchaikovsky, a more harmonious version of a lifeform presented there. Additionally, it could be said there are actually seven characters there- the Hollow's pull of Kamen's... ex wife? from his mind might be something of an illusion, but at the same time is actual, reasonably understandable, communication... and though it comes from an entity not pictured, also does come from Kamen's own mind. So I would actually say there are seven characters pictured, rather than six. ;) I'll add more perhaps after I watch the above. Okay- to add. At the end you're talking about the characters as taking different paths; an alternate view from this isn't about paths taken, but niches, and simply 'the psychology of how someone is'. Like Myers-Briggs personality types. Ursula probably being an INTP, Azi an INTJ, and so forth. And I'd like to say that you didn't mention the other characters who survived in your version of this; Chris or Barry. Who are in a way, both literally and psychologically, outsiders, in the story. Chris potentially a psychopath, Barry quite likely autistic. Not sure where Terrence fits in that, ...naiveness, perhaps? Well-intentioned foolishness? But his part is summarily rejected by the planet. And I'd also like to point to another series of books which I'm reminded of by Vesta; the Donovan novels by W Michael Gear, in which the planet, Donovan, is as much a character and as brutal as Vesta is if not moreso. I'd also like to point to an observation I made. While watching the series, I paused when I saw the markings on the inside of the capsule where we first met Kamen. He'd spent at least fifty days inside, with no entertainment, and no company, from whenever he started counting. So in addition to the depth of his character as a broken man, he was at a point of deep, likely desperate loneliness. Which the hollow managed to fill, in a ...self-fulfilling not fully healthy way. Yet the hollow took care of him, the entire way. Past the point where Kamen was 'of use', the hollow took him in as a sort of ...ward? Or almost like... Kamen was the parasite of the Hollow, rather than the other way around. Like some sort of... useless, adopted child...? Sam and Kamen, at odds with each other in the flashbacks, are ...if you think about it, at odds with the other trying to act like theirself. Sam against Kamen taking charge and being in control like he himself is, Kamen against Sam handling things himself; the independence that Kamen so strives for. Because it's ironic- Kamen wants independence but isn't strong enough for it, and ends up co-dependent. While Sam wants to lead well, but struggles to go with the flow of the people's needs rather than against it. We see a different version of that in Chris, in the narcissistic abuse of Barry, and an illusion of agency in the manner of leadership selection in the scavenger team. Just in curiosity, has there been any word yet on whether the series will be picked up for an additional season or not? I think it might owe much of the popularity it does have to word of mouth; which grows slowly to a certain point. So maybe it just... didn't get enough soon enough? Though I would love to see maybe at least a movie sequel or somesuch, perhaps. Might be wishful thinking; it's a good and complete story in its own right, as is.

Im glad orel got his happy ending

I stopped playing destiny to watch UA-cam for a bit and the first video I click on mentions destiny 34 seconds in I can never truly escape can I

loved the video but had to smash that dislike button as soon as i heard the word unalive

What a great video! I’ve been seeing more and more topics being discussed around Scavengers Reign. But this is the first that covers Vesta as a character. Love to see it. Thanks for the work you put into this video.

Orel's father is a dick Because he was secretly gay the entire time is real.

I am so glad that people are giving this show more attention! Also just a really good video covering everything!

If this show had come out this year it would still be thought of as ahead of its time. Thats how far ahead of its time it was.

I don’t believe that is the dog Peter hit. That is the family dog.

Pllllleeeeassssssseeee make a 2nd season!! I love this show

I didn't interpret the planet as exerting its will through Levi in such a conscious/planned sort of way. I interpreted the fungus as being a unit of consciousness, like a framework to facilitate Levi's sentience in a maybe accidental way as a result of a kind of constant probing or curiousity maybe. The flowers grow on dead corpses which dont get sentience, but in Levi it finds a dead thing (a robot) that reacts in a differnet way, because it's animate. It and Levi become something greater. I felt that rather than the planet consciously wanting to use Levi as a tool against Hollow, Levi's heroism was a result of the curiousity and love for living things that marked Levi's newly found personality, which itself is a result of everything that had happened to Levi (the way our personalities are a result of what has happened to us) but not necessarily orchestrated by a separate sentience.

Shit analysis. Provided very little insight and basically just told what happened each episode.

great vid ❤

I've never even watched Moral Orel and I relate to Orel a lot- why have I not seen this before

Is no one gunna ackowledge that Bartholomew might've actually been the second coming?

For me, Over the Garden wall reminds me of when I’d visit my Abuela’s farm house and read these warm colored books with a golden spine in a dimly lit bedroom. Some of these books being Frog and Toad.

Oh immediate ad saying shits not a complete video clicking off

What's wrong with cleaning your cleaning products?

30:22 back when I watched the episode I said to myself out loud "granny's either a Razz or these two are gonna be parasyte plant-fungus-thingy food sooner than later" and my god was that reveal even more horrifying than I was expecting (great video, I hope the people will give this show its deserved flowers once it drops on neflix)

There is lock on, not sure if it wasn’t implemented when this video was made though, if not mb

I wonder where these outraged Liberals are on the genocide in Gaza? They were so outspoken about Iraq. Westerners are just NPCs that follow a script, but can never cross the boundary and criticize the script writers.

I didnt expect my reccomended to give me a OTGW narrated by little finger but this rocks

Drive up the engagement baby wooo!!1!1!!1

I like your Analysis of the themes in this game, but i seriously doubt the implementation of these themes was intentional Game freak is just way too lazy

Nurse Bendy's situation, to me, is more than just calling it delusion. Shes clearly coping, and shes aware of things, but through her age regression she can have the life we all deserve, a happy family. Her panick when "Hubby" falls in her shows that her behavior stems from beind raped, possibly by members of her family, this can lead a lot of people to hypersexuality and unorthodox ways of coping.

Maybe im just so deep in the other way, but some of the writing quirks here sets me off, like what about stephanie's appearance and profession make it so that her rationality and kindness is unexpected?

The satanists are based, as they are in real life

According to horrible white racist purists, Italians aren't truly and other Anglo-Saxon people. It's a really confusing and terrible mindset. That's what "the right kind of white" means

Nurse Bendy is also kind. Damaged by her abuse sure, but that doesn't make her not a kind person like Orel or Stephanie