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@superbearwars: I still need to watch that show. It easily could be the animation style causing the problem. Since they have to count out the lip flaps while also reading their lines. Sometimes with 3D animation, it's harder to count.

There's a few VAs I have that problem with. But in RWBY he's not just taller Ed, he's actually the character he's supposed to be. Also RWBY is an American anime, so it was always in English. No rewriting for a dub. Lol no this time it was Japan who had to do that. But they a. call it anime so it counts and b. adore the show too.

last gif but showing off the show.

^ Vic's character.

Eh in real life he's kind of a snob and diva. But mostly it's just that he's everywhere, and his voice almost never changes. He's always just Ed, no matter what show he's in. Except here in RWBY, it actually took me looking it up to realize it was him.
Vic is the dubbed voice of Edward Elric in Fullmetal Alchemist.

@superbearwars: You should. My only other complaint is freaking Vic Mignogna eventually pops up, and I have my issues with that voice actor being everywhere you can't escape him. Not even a webseries. And despite my issues with Mignogna I still even love that character.

@superbearwars: Honestly I can't say enough good things about this show. The biggest problem is the episodes are kind of small, and they don't shove them together as one episode like Steven Universe and Star vs The Forces of Evil does.

@superbearwars: It's such a great show omg. The show is produced and written by the same dudes that created Red vs Blue. And the show has come so far since season 1. You get really invested in these characters, even the villains. Each episode leaves you wanting to know more and more.

Well yeah the crying moments make the funny parts even better.

It's worth it, at least I think so.

@Boris: Saw a few of those at a used game store a few weeks ago.

I like spicy foods, and that might be a bit too spicy for me.

I agree. There's a chili recipe from WoW I really want to try, but with like two gallons of water on hand. It's called Dragonbreath, and like the recipe calls for: Jalapenos, habaneros, and Anaheim peppers. Plus chorizo which can be pretty spicy on it's own. That has got to be one seriously hot chili.

Honestly I'm not in the Skyrim fandom or the Lord of the Rings fandom, but omg the recipes for the food in those things look so good. One day I'm going to cook some of these.

Nostalgia Critic Commentary: The Lorax