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* ArcherArchetype: Discussed by the two elves, who are woodsmen and consider archery definitely their thing. Although trying to find a hipper name for it isn't very successful; Pace's idea of "String" doesn't sound that convincing.
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* HilariousOuttakes: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2wlTh3lc60 "Brocéliande: Le Bêtisier"]]
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** At one point, Master Briat tells Pace the elf "''Mais ça dépasse l'entendement !''" ("This is beyond comprehension!") This is the catchphrase of [[https://joueur-du-grenier.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Jean_Claude a character]] created by Benzaie for his channel.
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** At one point, Master Briat tells Pace the elf "''Mais « ''Mais ça dépasse l'entendement !''" !'' » ("This is beyond comprehension!") This is the catchphrase of [[https://joueur-du-grenier.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Jean_Claude a character]] created by Benzaie for his channel.
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* DoubleMeaningTitle: The first episode, "Tension", refers both to the tense confrontation between the elves and the unseen men from Kaamelott, as well as the "tension" of their bow strings, which is discussed.
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* PeriodPieceModernLanguage: Being based on ''Kaamelott'', ''Brocéliande'' follows the same pattern of using very modern French in an Myth/ArthurianLegend setting.
-->'''Odilon:''' Mother? I'm leaving! I'm going to war!\\
'''Mother:''' Why should I give a flying fuck!?
-->'''Odilon:''' Mother? I'm leaving! I'm going to war!\\
'''Mother:''' Why should I give a flying fuck!?
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* {{Irony}}: The roles given to Guillaume Briat and Bô Gaultier de Kermoal. In ''Kaamelott'', they respectively play a buffoonish and moronic king and a mook whose only lines are screaming. Here, their characters are probably the smartest and most eloquent of the druid assembly.
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* GrammarCorrectionGag: Throughout the episode "Le Rassemblement de corbeaux", the characters (most prominently Ferrigno the orc) keep reminding the others that their council is "the Assembly of ''the'' Raven", not "the Assembly of Ravens", as the latter would implies they call themselves ravens, which they don't.
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* GrammarCorrectionGag: Throughout the episode "Le Rassemblement de corbeaux", the characters (most prominently Ferrigno the orc) keep reminding the others that their council is "the Assembly of ''the'' Raven", not "the Assembly of Ravens", as the latter would implies imply they call themselves ravens, which they don't.
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* GrammarCorrectionGag: Throughout the episode "Le Rassemblement de corbeaux", the characters (most prominently Ferrigno the orc) keep reminding the others that their council is "the Assembly of ''the'' Raven", not "the Assembly of Ravens", as the latter would implieq they call themselves ravens, which they don't.
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* GrammarCorrectionGag: Throughout the episode "Le Rassemblement de corbeaux", the characters (most prominently Ferrigno the orc) keep reminding the others that their council is "the Assembly of ''the'' Raven", not "the Assembly of Ravens", as the latter would implieq implies they call themselves ravens, which they don't.
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* ArcherArchetype: Discussed by the two elves, who are woodsmen and consider archery definitely their thing. Although trying to find a more hip name for it isn't very successful; Pace's idea of "String" doesn't sound that convincing.
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* ArcherArchetype: Discussed by the two elves, who are woodsmen and consider archery definitely their thing. Although trying to find a more hip hipper name for it isn't very successful; Pace's idea of "String" doesn't sound that convincing.
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* BatmanGambit: The druids organizing the Assembly of the Raven didn't want Merlin to show up (since they're scheming against him), despite the Assembly being open to all druids. So they informed him it was themed this year on telling jokes, as well as without alcohol. Some expressed their doubts and found it risky, but in the end it worked just fine and Merlin declined.
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* BatmanGambit: The druids organizing the Assembly of the Raven didn't don't want Merlin to show up (since they're scheming against him), despite the Assembly being open to all druids. So So, they informed inform him it was is themed this year on telling jokes, as well as without alcohol. Some expressed express their doubts and found find it risky, but in the end it worked works just fine and Merlin declined.declines.
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* GrammarCorrectionGag: Throughout the episode "Le Rassemblement de corbeaux", the characters (most prominently Ferrigno the orc) keep reminding the others that their council is "the Assembly of ''the'' Raven", not "the Assembly of Ravens", as the latter would imply implieq they call themselves ravens, which they don't.
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* SympatheticMagic: The coven of witches suggest to the druids that they'd obtain a personal item from Merlin so that they'd cast a spell on him through it. Master de Kermoal points out they already have a spy at Merlin's lab, but it is so much in disarray that it's hard to find anything useful. Then the elves show a shark tooth they'd stolen in the lab.
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* SympatheticMagic: The coven of witches suggest to the druids that they'd obtain a personal item from Merlin so that they'd cast a spell on him through it. Master de Kermoal points out they already have a spy at Merlin's lab, but it is so much in disarray that it's hard to find anything useful. Then the elves show a shark tooth they'd stolen in from the lab.
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** At one point, Master Briat tells Pace the elf "''Mais ça dépasse l'entendement !''" ("It's beyond comprehension!") This is the catchphrase of [[https://joueur-du-grenier.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Jean_Claude a character]] created by Benzaie for his channel.
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** At one point, Master Briat tells Pace the elf "''Mais ça dépasse l'entendement !''" ("It's ("This is beyond comprehension!") This is the catchphrase of [[https://joueur-du-grenier.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Jean_Claude a character]] created by Benzaie for his channel.
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The Lost Woods is a video-game trope.
* EnchantedForest: The setting of the series, the mystical forest of Brocéliande, home to elves, korrigans and other feys, and refugee of druids, witches and others opposing the new order of King Arthur and the Grail Quest.
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* TheLostWoods: The setting of the series, the mystical forest of Brocéliande, home to elves, korrigans and other feys, and refugee of druids, witches and others opposing the new order of King Arthur and the Grail Quest.
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* RobbingTheDead: Ziff spends most of his intro episode rummaging through the satchel of a dead orc, under the pretext that he was owing him money.
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* RobbingTheDead: Ziff spends most of his intro episode rummaging through the satchel of a dead orc, fellow orc fallen in combat, under the pretext that he was owing him money.
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* ThePlace: Modeled after ''Kaamelot'', ''Brocéliande'' is both a OneWordTitle and the setting of the series, the mythical [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broc%C3%A9liande Brocéliande]] forest.
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* ThePlace: Modeled after ''Kaamelot'', ''Brocéliande'' is both a OneWordTitle and the setting of the series, the mythical [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broc%C3%A9liande org/wiki/Broceliande Brocéliande]] forest.
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* ThePlace: Modeled after ''Kaamelot'', ''Brocéliande'' is both a OneWordTitle and the setting of the series.
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* ThePlace: Modeled after ''Kaamelot'', ''Brocéliande'' is both a OneWordTitle and the setting of the series.series, the mythical [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broc%C3%A9liande Brocéliande]] forest.
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* ThePlace: Modeled after ''Kaamelot'', ''Brocéliande'' is both a OneWordTitle and the setting of the series.
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* ShoutOut: The orc named Ferrigno is a clear allusion to Creator/LouFerrigno, famous for playing [[Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977 another muscular green guy]].
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* {{Retcon}}: The series explores aspects of season 1 of ''Kaamelott'', re-framing some events. Notably, the Forgetfullness Spell not only explains why Arthur found a dead raven at his door in "Le Signe", but also why the Knights of the Round Table have so much trouble remembering their fallen comrades in the episode "Spangelhelm".
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* {{Retcon}}: The series explores aspects of season 1 of ''Kaamelott'', re-framing some events. Notably, the Forgetfullness Forgetfulness Spell not only explains why Arthur found a dead raven at his door in "Le Signe", but also why the Knights of the Round Table have so much trouble remembering their fallen comrades in the episode "Spangelhelm"."Spangelhelm".
* RobbingTheDead: Ziff spends most of his intro episode rummaging through the satchel of a dead orc, under the pretext that he was owing him money.
* RobbingTheDead: Ziff spends most of his intro episode rummaging through the satchel of a dead orc, under the pretext that he was owing him money.
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''Brocéliande'' is a web series of fan videos based on ''Series/{{Kaamelott}}'', started in 2021.
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''Brocéliande'' is a web series French web-series of fan videos based on ''Series/{{Kaamelott}}'', started in 2021.
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* BatmanGambit: The druids organizing the Assembly of the Raven didn't want Merlin to show up (since they're scheming against him), despite the Assembly being open to all druids. So they informed him it was themed this year on telling jokes, as well as without alcohol. Some expressed their doubts and found it risky, but in the end it worked just fine and Merlin declined.
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* {{Retcon}}: The series explores aspects of season 1 of ''Kaamelott'', re-framing some events. Notably, the Forgetfullness Spell not only explains why Arthur found a dead raven at his door in "Le Signe", but also why the Knights of the Round Table have so much trouble remembering their fallen comrades in the episode "Spangelhelm".
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* Shehounet -- Blööm the elf
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* Shehounet Sheshounet -- Blööm the elf
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* ActorAllusion: Seb's druid character is called "Maître Bien-Assez". This is a nod to his frequent role as "David Goodenough" on ''Joueur du Grenier''.
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** Seb's druid character is called "Maître Bien-Assez". This is a nod to his frequent role as "David Goodenough" on ''Joueur duGrenier''.Grenier''.
** At one point, Master Briat tells Pace the elf "''Mais ça dépasse l'entendement !''" ("It's beyond comprehension!") This is the catchphrase of [[https://joueur-du-grenier.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Jean_Claude a character]] created by Benzaie for his channel.
** Seb's druid character is called "Maître Bien-Assez". This is a nod to his frequent role as "David Goodenough" on ''Joueur du
** At one point, Master Briat tells Pace the elf "''Mais ça dépasse l'entendement !''" ("It's beyond comprehension!") This is the catchphrase of [[https://joueur-du-grenier.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Jean_Claude a character]] created by Benzaie for his channel.
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* Metalliqoui -- Master Quoi
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* Metalliqoui Metalliquoi -- Master Quoi
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* SympatheticMagic: The coven of witches suggest they'd obtain a personnal item from Merlin so that they'd cast a spell on him through it. Master de Kermoal points out they already have a spy at Merlin's lab, but it is so much in disarray that it's hard to find anything useful. Then the elves show a shark tooth they'd stolen in the lab.
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* SympatheticMagic: The coven of witches suggest to the druids that they'd obtain a personnal personal item from Merlin so that they'd cast a spell on him through it. Master de Kermoal points out they already have a spy at Merlin's lab, but it is so much in disarray that it's hard to find anything useful. Then the elves show a shark tooth they'd stolen in the lab.
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''Brocéliande'' is a web series of fan videos based on ''Series/{{Kaamelott}}'', started in 2021.
Created and written by Youri Gone and hosted on his Website/YouTube channel [[https://www.youtube.com/c/CapsulPop Capsul Pop]], it is played by various French youtubers -- notably Benjamin "WebVideo/{{Benzaie}}" Daniel and Sébastien Rassiat (Seb from ''WebVideo/JoueurDuGrenier'') -- as well as a couple of genuine actors from ''Kaamelott'' (but not in the same roles).
The series depicts the fey denizens of the enchanted forest of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broc%C3%A9liande Brocéliande]] as they come into conflict with Myth/KingArthur's court. Each episode refers to a specific episode of ''Kaamelott'' season 1 or 2, showing what happened before, after or off-screen, from the viewpoint of the other side.
[[Recap/{{Broceliande}} Four episodes so far.]]
[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFWbH0dfH20 Introduction and teaser.]]
'''Cast:'''
* Benjamin "Benzaie" Daniel -- Pace the elf
* Shehounet -- Blööm the elf
* Pierre Grenier -- Odilon
* Rémy "Ironquest" Castelle -- Ferrigno the orc
* Jeannot Nymouce -- Ziff the redcap
* Allison Chassagne -- Anne-Lise the witch
* David "[=Ganesh2=]" Chabant -- Kranfr Zo
* Sébastien Rassiat -- Master Bien-Assez
* Metalliqoui -- Master Quoi
* Sy Play -- Master Sïplai
* Guillaume Briat -- Master Briat
* Bô Gaultier de Kermoal -- Master de Kermoal
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!!''Brocéliance'' provides examples of:
* ActorAllusion: Seb's druid character is called "Maître Bien-Assez". This is a nod to his frequent role as "David Goodenough" on ''Joueur du Grenier''.
* ArcherArchetype: Discussed by the two elves, who are woodsmen and consider archery definitely their thing. Although trying to find a more hip name for it isn't very successful; Pace's idea of "String" doesn't sound that convincing.
* BaitAndSwitch: During a battle, Ziff the redcap screams a BigNo when an orc by his side is killed by an arrow. When Ferrigno tells him to be strong and that he died with dignity, Ziff retorts he doesn't care about that, the dead orc was owing him money!
* DeathOfTheOldGods: The main source of conflict between Brocéliande and Kaamelott is Arthur introducing the One God religion to Britain, which the druids and witches oppose.
* GrammarCorrectionGag: Throughout the episode "Le Rassemblement de corbeaux", the characters (most prominently Ferrigno the orc) keep reminding the others that their council is "the Assembly of ''the'' Raven", not "the Assembly of Ravens", as the latter would imply they call themselves ravens, which they don't.
* TheLostWoods: The setting of the series, the mystical forest of Brocéliande, home to elves, korrigans and other feys, and refugee of druids, witches and others opposing the new order of King Arthur and the Grail Quest.
* NotSoOmniscientCouncilOfBickering: Well, being based in ''Kaamelott'', where this trope is omnipresent, it shouldn't be a big surprise that the druid assembly spend most of their time bickering (when not busy drinking).
* ParodyAssistance: A couple of minor ''Kaamelott'' actors play roles in ''Brocéliande'', notably Guillaume Briat (the Burgund King) and Bô Gaultier de Kermoal (Attila's bodyguard), although they don't reprise their roles from the series.
* PointyEars: Sported by the elves and the redcap. The prosthetic ears are the only hint they are elves, truly.
* SympatheticMagic: The coven of witches suggest they'd obtain a personnal item from Merlin so that they'd cast a spell on him through it. Master de Kermoal points out they already have a spy at Merlin's lab, but it is so much in disarray that it's hard to find anything useful. Then the elves show a shark tooth they'd stolen in the lab.
* TooManyHalves: Blööm claims that Merlin is "half-druid, half-human, half-sorcerer, half-dragon". He's not exactly well-informed, missing out the canonical half-demon part.
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''Brocéliande'' is a web series of fan videos based on ''Series/{{Kaamelott}}'', started in 2021.
Created and written by Youri Gone and hosted on his Website/YouTube channel [[https://www.youtube.com/c/CapsulPop Capsul Pop]], it is played by various French youtubers -- notably Benjamin "WebVideo/{{Benzaie}}" Daniel and Sébastien Rassiat (Seb from ''WebVideo/JoueurDuGrenier'') -- as well as a couple of genuine actors from ''Kaamelott'' (but not in the same roles).
The series depicts the fey denizens of the enchanted forest of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broc%C3%A9liande Brocéliande]] as they come into conflict with Myth/KingArthur's court. Each episode refers to a specific episode of ''Kaamelott'' season 1 or 2, showing what happened before, after or off-screen, from the viewpoint of the other side.
[[Recap/{{Broceliande}} Four episodes so far.]]
[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFWbH0dfH20 Introduction and teaser.]]
'''Cast:'''
* Benjamin "Benzaie" Daniel -- Pace the elf
* Shehounet -- Blööm the elf
* Pierre Grenier -- Odilon
* Rémy "Ironquest" Castelle -- Ferrigno the orc
* Jeannot Nymouce -- Ziff the redcap
* Allison Chassagne -- Anne-Lise the witch
* David "[=Ganesh2=]" Chabant -- Kranfr Zo
* Sébastien Rassiat -- Master Bien-Assez
* Metalliqoui -- Master Quoi
* Sy Play -- Master Sïplai
* Guillaume Briat -- Master Briat
* Bô Gaultier de Kermoal -- Master de Kermoal
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!!''Brocéliance'' provides examples of:
* ActorAllusion: Seb's druid character is called "Maître Bien-Assez". This is a nod to his frequent role as "David Goodenough" on ''Joueur du Grenier''.
* ArcherArchetype: Discussed by the two elves, who are woodsmen and consider archery definitely their thing. Although trying to find a more hip name for it isn't very successful; Pace's idea of "String" doesn't sound that convincing.
* BaitAndSwitch: During a battle, Ziff the redcap screams a BigNo when an orc by his side is killed by an arrow. When Ferrigno tells him to be strong and that he died with dignity, Ziff retorts he doesn't care about that, the dead orc was owing him money!
* DeathOfTheOldGods: The main source of conflict between Brocéliande and Kaamelott is Arthur introducing the One God religion to Britain, which the druids and witches oppose.
* GrammarCorrectionGag: Throughout the episode "Le Rassemblement de corbeaux", the characters (most prominently Ferrigno the orc) keep reminding the others that their council is "the Assembly of ''the'' Raven", not "the Assembly of Ravens", as the latter would imply they call themselves ravens, which they don't.
* TheLostWoods: The setting of the series, the mystical forest of Brocéliande, home to elves, korrigans and other feys, and refugee of druids, witches and others opposing the new order of King Arthur and the Grail Quest.
* NotSoOmniscientCouncilOfBickering: Well, being based in ''Kaamelott'', where this trope is omnipresent, it shouldn't be a big surprise that the druid assembly spend most of their time bickering (when not busy drinking).
* ParodyAssistance: A couple of minor ''Kaamelott'' actors play roles in ''Brocéliande'', notably Guillaume Briat (the Burgund King) and Bô Gaultier de Kermoal (Attila's bodyguard), although they don't reprise their roles from the series.
* PointyEars: Sported by the elves and the redcap. The prosthetic ears are the only hint they are elves, truly.
* SympatheticMagic: The coven of witches suggest they'd obtain a personnal item from Merlin so that they'd cast a spell on him through it. Master de Kermoal points out they already have a spy at Merlin's lab, but it is so much in disarray that it's hard to find anything useful. Then the elves show a shark tooth they'd stolen in the lab.
* TooManyHalves: Blööm claims that Merlin is "half-druid, half-human, half-sorcerer, half-dragon". He's not exactly well-informed, missing out the canonical half-demon part.
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