"I can't do anything for a turn, because you named me 'Canadianator' because you can't stop holding buttons when it's not your turn, and when it is your turn, and you don't need to press a button, YOU PRESS A BUTTON!"
Being their infamously longest series, it's filled to the brim with funny moments.
Battle Royale
- The opening lines:Jon: "If you thought Mario Party was the game that ruined friendships, oh man, you guys haven't seen anything yet! This is Dokapon Kingdom."
Emile: "So, what you're saying is this is gonna be the death of TRG."
Jon: "Yeah, pretty much." - When Emile goes to the gender select area of the character customization screen and sees that the female version of his character has a very stripperific outfit.Jon: "Damn Chugga, you got hot!"
- After Jon picks "Cool Face" as a setting for his character, Tim comments "Cool Face, Bro!"
- At the end of the first episode, Emile has to fight a level one Kobold which runs away.
- Emile makes a reference about the move "Daze", which Jon guesses is from either Pokémon or Xenoblade Chronicles 1. It's the latter.Jon: "I hate to say it, but you're kinda predictable."
- Jon changing his hairstyle to "punk" in episode 3.
- Emile says "Move faster, Pokey!" earning himself some ire from Tim and Jon.Jon: "Really?"
Tim: "Really?" - Emile dying to a Red Bones in one attack.
- Part 4 ends with both Jon dying and Emile being resurrected in front of Dokapon Castle. Emile asks if he can kick Jon's coffin and Jon is of course, not amused.
- Emile meets the mayor of Athenaeum, who he calls Uncle Pennybags. He then compliments his "gorgeous eyes", later comparing them to the eyes of the fortuneteller from Skyward Sword, to which Tim agrees.Jon: "You heard it here first. Emile and Tim describing how gorgeous guys' eyes are."
- Tim comes across Kira the Merchant. Emile and Jon spot an item called "Reveal" up for sale and wonder what it does. Tim then buys a Squall.Emile: "I guess we'll never know."
Jon: "Well, he can still buy more stuff."
Emile: "Oh, okay."
(Tim leaves the shop)
Emile: "I guess we'll never know."
Jon: "Thanks, Tim." - Jon unleashes the Robo-Sassin on Emile, complete with Dalek impression when the Robo-Sassin says "EXTERMINATE!"
- Jon decides to take the risky challenge of taking on a level 14 enemy... then Tim accidentally trespasses into a higher-levelled part of the map and ends up facing a level 37 enemy. When he gives up, he drops his Squall, leading to this exchange:Emile: "How do you drop a tornado?"
Jon: "Uh, very carefully." - At the very end of part 6, after a discussion between Jon and Emile on the pronunciation of a particular town name, Tim manages to get in a quiet quip.Emile: "You know what? As owner of this town, I hereby decree our official pronunciation is "PUH-fennig"!"
Tim: "And then everybody moves out." - At the end of the game, Tim, who came in last overall, is given the "Equal to Poop" award.Tim: "Y'know, in the bathroom!"
Story Mode
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Episode 1 - 33
Episode 1
- Emile's joke in the first episode that the game was made by "one-third of The Police" (i.e. Sting), which even Jon finds Actually Pretty Funny.
- Emile comments that, as in Mario Party, Jon has "crummy rolls" on the die (or in this case spinner) and then claims that "crumby rolls" sounds like a kind of sushi coated in breadcrumbs.
- A meta one is that when Emile talks about alchemy and describes turning lead into gold, he incorrectly describes it as a change in the number of atoms... when he meant protons. As one commenter put it, you'd think Jon of all people would correct him on that one!
- The way they pronounce "knife" as "kaniffy."
Episode 2
- When the first bounty appears, Emile comments that "If he continues at this rate and takes down more enemy bases, his bounty will be a hundred million Beris!" Confused, Jon wonders if he's referencing Animal Crossing.
- Later, when Jon gets put to sleep, Emile says that Jon's a heavier sleeper than Zoro, Tim join Jon in his confusion, because they were thinking of the other Zorro. Emile doesn't bother to correct them, he probably found it funnier to leave them confused.
Episode 3
- When Emile tries to attack Jon to claim the 20,000G bounty, despite being weaker than him, he loses. His punishment, as chosen by Jon? He renames Emile's character to Steve.Emile: "STEVE?! I thought you were gonna name me Paula Deen."
Jon: "That's what Tim was thinking of."
Emile: "And the worst thing is, is that I'm red."
Jon: "Oh, jeez, I just noticed that!"- Made even funnier by the fact that during his Pokémon Colosseum LP, Emile renames his Quilava while unconscious, and mentions how scary it would be.
Episode 5
- At the end of episode 4, Tim beats Emile for a town on the map, and he chooses to change his hairstyle. Said hairstyle is named "Poo", and Emile comments on how it looks like a red pikmin's hair once it is revealed in episode 5.
- Best of all, both Jon and Tim have started referring to Emile as Steve the Poo.Emile: "I liked it better when you called me Steve. I never thought I would say that."
- Best of all, both Jon and Tim have started referring to Emile as Steve the Poo.
Episode 13
- Tim starts belting out into "It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year" at one point, and Emile proceeds to roll a one. Inevitable pun follows.Emile: "It's the most w-ONE-derful time of the year!"
- Jon spends so much time shopping with Kira that Emile had to cut out part of the video. He spent THAT MUCH time shopping.
- Tim decides to take on a Hobgoblin in Athenasum... and gets curbstomped.
- Following that, Emile wakes up to fight a Wascally Wabbit... he also gets curbstomped when he tries using the Strike attack, and the Wabbit counters.
- On top of that, Emile was playing with Tempting Fate earlier, wondering if the Wabbits can counter.Emile: "I really am Elmer Fudd! I got outsmarted by that Wascally Wabbit!"
- Emile keeps asking for trouble. He tries fighting the Wabbit again, and promptly uses the same strategy as the first one... it goes just as well as you expect it would.Emile: "What happens to my luck when I play this game?"
- It's not even down to luck, the Wabbit is one of the enemies in the game that will always counter if you use 'Strike' on it.
- On top of that, Emile was playing with Tempting Fate earlier, wondering if the Wabbits can counter.
- Jon is already asleep from an encounter with a Wabbit...and then gets paralyzed at the same time from one of the monsters roaming around.
Episode 14
- After Emile becomes a Darkling, Jon explains everything that the class can do, with ominous music playing... and then the Weekly Rankings pop up.
- Wabbit Season is over, and Jon continues his fight with the Wabbit, and doesn't win. On the other hand, Tim wins his fight with the Wabbit, and gains a lot of experience and an amazing shield. Everyone's reactions (mostly Jon's) sell the whole moment.
- Emile challenges Jon, and Jon starts describing the absurd stat difference with Emile's Darkling class at the moment. All looks lost for Jon, but with his earlier collected Deathblock, Jon pulls an escape. What's actually funny is Emile's reaction to the character's voice when he escapes and Jon just capitalizing on the moment.
Episode 16
- After killing Jon, Emile does something only Jon's fans would recognize: he writes the name of Jon's old intro as a prank.
Episode 18
- Jon changes his job to Cleric, and because of his hairstyle, declares himself the Shark Pope.
Episode 19
- The intro:
Episode 20
- The local Boss Monster starts dropping roadblocks. One of these traps Jon in a small space right at the edge of the continent, between the blockade and the guard that keeps players from progressing to the next area before resolving the plot.
Episode 23
- Emile has to play roshambo (i.e. Rock-Paper-Scissors) against Roche when he's in debt. Emile wins, but Roche just says he has no money, so Emile gets nothing. Cue Big "WHAT?!"s from all three Guys. Even Emile flips out on that one! (As the comments explained, Roche only awards players money that he had previously won, so you get nothing for beating him the first time he shows up. In fact, Emile would have actually been better off losing to him, because then he would have paid off Emile's debt!)
- This moment was brought up again in episode 38, when Jon mentioned the comments of that video as he is being challenged by Roche. Emile didn't take it very well.Emile: "What an ass!"
- This moment was brought up again in episode 38, when Jon mentioned the comments of that video as he is being challenged by Roche. Emile didn't take it very well.
- The entire episode was just the game screwing over Emile. Promptly after this, his town is taken over by a big monster, then he is given an item called Blackmail that sets the Reaper on the player holding it. It gets to the point where his best option is to die in battle.
Episode 24
- Emile defeats the boss monster and gets 100000 Gold, which gets him out of debt. The funny comes in when, in addition to that, Jon is forced to give him one of his towns, leading to a Big "WHAT?!" from Jon. Emile then hugs Jon, and in order to do so, he has to lay over Tim.
- Later, Jon gets his hair style changed to Afro, and declares himself the Funk Pope.
Episode 30
- Tim defeats Emile in battle, and has the option to rename him. Emile edits out the screen, leaving only a black screen for the audience to see while Tim types in the name. The new name he gave him? PAULA DEEN.
- Which causes Emile to go on a tangent about hoping that one day, Paula Deen does something illegal, and the officer that arrests her is named Calibrary, so that the chief of police will say, "Calibrary, cuff Paula Deen!"
- Also, as Tim is typing in the name, Emile (who's in the background, covering his eyes) jokingly threatens to make him sleep outside (since they're at his house).
- An example from the fans. Episode 30 was named "14 Days of Darkness" due to Tim becoming a Darkling for two weeks. People in the comments then began making a "12 Days of Christmas" parody based on Dokapon Kingdom, and here's what they ended up with:On the fourteenth day of darkness, the Darkling took from me:
Fourteen spinner spins
Thirteen monster kills
Twelve Special Event NPCs
Eleven million gold
Ten Pikmin trooping
Nine Jon rages
Eight thousand HP
Seven guided warps
Six fashion magazines
FIVE MAGIC SPELLS!
Four villages
Three shark popes
Two Chugga jokes
And a Shield from a special bunny!
Episode 31
- Jon was in the Casino Cave with Tim, who is a Darkling. Jon visits the Casino, then later to the item shop 4 spaces away. The shop sells 4 crystals, and Tim as a Darkling cannot land on buildings, letting Jon go back and forth to exploit that and to protect himself from a potential Curb-Stomp Battle. Doubles as a Moment of Awesome for Jon.
- Better yet, on the very last day that Tim is a Darkling, he ends up just five points short of being able to use the skill forcing every player to his space. Luck smiled on Jon that day.
- In the same episode, Emile comes back to life and sets forth from his spawn point. He immediately gets into a fight with a Treasure Hawk with a higher level than his own, uses Strike on it, and is Countered, meaning that he literally dies as soon as he moves out of the space he came back to life on.
Episode 33
- After Jon changes his class to the Acrobat, their reaction to his victory pose.Jon: (sees his avatar do That Russian Squat Dance): "YEA!"
Emile: *laughs*
Tim: "WHAT?"
Jon: "YEA!"
Tim: "What?!"
Jon and Emile: "He does the Moscow Dance!"
Jon: "Yea!"
Emile: "We get so excited for the Moscow Dance..."
Tim: "That's great, oh my god..."
Emile: "Moscow, Moscow..."
Emile and Tim: "I don't know the freakin' words."
Emile: "I don't know the freakin' words. Haw, haw, haw..."
Episode 35 - 86
Episode 35
- Yet another Accidental Innuendo courtesy of Emile:Emile: "Damn, I'm really wet today. My pop filter is like, super wet."
Jon: "Uh...okay."
Emile: "Wait, no!"
Tim: "Oh my God."
Emile: "I meant my pop filter was wet!"
Jon: "Don't need you to tell me about that, Emile. Please don't ever talk about that."
Emile: "No, not what I meant! I meant that I'm spitting a lot!"
Jon: "Okay, THAT makes it better."
Tim: "A little bit. Some things are just unsalvageable."
Emile: "Un-saliva-geable?" - Also, Emile's comment on the mayor of Danube:Emile: "I like his rosey cheeks, and not the ones you can see..."
Episode 36
- The introduction:Emile: "What should I call your mother?"
Jon: "My mother. Call her my mother you asshole." - Emile informs Jon that, after two straight weeks of trying, he'll be able to fight the damn boss already. Tim immediately runs past Jon and kills the Doppelganger instantly.
- And the fact that the end of chapter king's quest is getting items to redecorate his bathroom, which Tim activated.
Episode 48
- The game isn't apparently too fond of the Guys making a lot of progress so quickly, so it decides to hit them with multiple appearances of Weber, the activation of Tim's blackmail, and Jon rolling the first zero on the field.
Episode 50
- Jon decides to go to the Underwater Temple, but before doing so says that it may backfire. Come his next turn, the guys find out that they can't breathe underwater, so Jon will gradually take damage every turn. Jon laughs and says that that's actually pretty funny.
Episode 53
- An enemy steals Emile's money, leading to...Emile: "You anuscopter!"
- Even better when it is revealed that enemy (Unseelie) is a cute little fairy.
Episode 54
- The Guys lost the audio track from one recording session so ended up recording post-commentary a full year later, when they're over fifty in-game weeks further on (and still haven't finished). Emile spends the whole thing trying to stop Jon spoiling future events while Tim constantly criticises his own playing, having learned more about the game since then.
Episode 55
- The long tangent about the "Extreme Pope", who does things like skating into mass and slamming a basketball before he begins communion.
- This prompts Jon to look up "extreme pope" on the internet, which leads to, of all things, a photo of a group photo of a group shot standing with a cardboard cutout of the pope. Chugga even shows it on screen for everyone to see!
- Near the end of the video, Emile decides that "grandma" is an Inherently Funny Word. Then he explains that when he is driving in front of a slow driver, he often thinks to himself, "Come on, (Sound-Effect Bleep)." Then the guys reveal that the word he bleeped in post was the name Agnes.
- Immediately afterwards, Emile claims that with all of the editing requests, he feels like he's being "Barryed"
Episode 56
- The Guys agree that this recording session was cursed because Hans the Arms Dealer didn't appear at all.
- Through mostly bad luck, the Flame Eater boss kills all three of them in consecutive turns, then kills Tim again, causing the reaper to show up... only for it to get confused and leave the two angels to take his corpse away. Then Emile's Town Warp drops him right on top of it. And only then is Emile able to kill it.
- Twice in a row, Jon tries to show how broken the Alchemist's Alchemy skill* on level 1 enemies... And twice in a row, the enemies give up.Emile: "Real broken skill, Jon! Very great!"
Episode 59
- Emile is continuing his fight with the Ninja from the last episode, only to get hit by the Power Poke and dies IMMEDIATELY due to the 50% chance of either losing a quarter of his health or dying right away. His reaction is priceless.
- Tim's reign as Darkling comes to an end with him calling Global Assault, resetting the entire board. Next turn, he brings Penny back to Castle Dokapon and earns himself a castle... only for it to be worth NOTHING because nobody owns any towns anymore.Jon: "Fuck you, Tim!"
Episode 62
- Emile gets a visit from Weber and receives a Big Bug. It then proceeds to eat the nitroglycerin that has been in his inventory for two years of real time and not blown up.
Episode 68
- The video's closing skit
has Emile recall a memory of a girl from one of his elementary classes.Emile: "She was notorious for passing notes in class, and she always got in trouble and got detention and things like that for it; but she never learned like ever. So, um, the teacher used to always read her notes out loud to the class. One day, she got caught and the teacher was just like..."
Emile: (as the teacher) "'...Okay seriously, you always pass notes in class. Why do you do this? Like, as always, I am going to read your note out loud to the class, and everyone's going to hear what you have to say.'" (opens the note) "No, you won't."
Emile: (immediately cracks up)
Tim: "Ooohh wow...."
Jon: "That's really clever; that is really clever."
Emile: "That always stuck out as one of the funniest memories I had of elementary school."
Episode 72
- When Emile is attempting to head back to Dokapon Castle to deliver the Royal Ring, with Jon on the same continent as him and eager to kill him to take it, he is able to get into the forest dungeon with two spins, and through it with just one spin, only for his next turn to give him a random encounter against Rico Jr, who kills Emile and sends him back to the region he'd just left Jon on. Meanwhile, the entire time, he could've simply used the Guided Warp he stole from Jon to get back to the castle right away, or used Escape to get away from Rico Jr.
Episode 73:
- Emile delivers the ring and gets the next castle... and just like the last one, it's worth nothing because of a Global Assault.
- From the second part of Emile's battle with a manticore, wherein he gets blinded twice:Jon: "And now you're even more blind!"
Emile: "So does that mean I'm deaf now too?"
Jon: "You've gone from Ray Charles to Helen Keller!"
Episode 76:
- Jon buys a Knitten Mitten, one of the best weapons he can get, but then realizes he can't afford the shield he wanted. He decides to chance it by robbing the store. He wins, but...Hans: "HEY! ALL RIGHT ALREADY! I lost! Just leave me alone you snot-nosed deviant..."
Jon: "Please give me your best shield. Don't give me your best weapon; I'm gonna be really sad if it's the best weapon."
Hans: "Here's my best-selling item! The Knitten Mitten! Take it!"
(cue laughter from Emile)
Episode 77:
- Jon is attempting to win lots of fights so he can level up his job. The game is seemingly aware of this, and instead gives him three events in a row. And then another one later as well, which turns out to be Weber.
- Tim gets cursed by an enemy and attacks himself by accident. Due to his Glass Cannon playstyle, he does over 1300 damage, enough to kill himself two times over.
- Jon goes to visit his best friend in the world again:Hans: "We're having a sale!"
Jon: (In an imitation of Hans' voice) "We're having another sale! I remember when you tried to steal things from me! It was funny."
Episode 78:
- The game actually crashes on them*
- Jon getting nothing but events for several turns, much to his annoyance. This becomes a Running Gag and continues for several episodes.
- Emile picks a fight with Jon and loses. Jon forces all of his bad items onto Emile. Emile now has the Nitroglycerin back. Subverted when Emile later becomes a Darkling and in the process gives up all his items including the Nitroglycerin.
Episode 82:
- Emile uses his Skeleton Key to choose what he wants from a red chest, and all of his choices were bad.
- Jon, having spent time training on the mountain while Emile was a Darkling, attempts to exit the dungeon... and just as he nears the exit, the Big Boss drops a roadblock on it.
- And then his next spin is exactly enough to land on the blocked exit.
Episode 83:
- Emile uses a 4 Spinner and manages to roll enough to get to Dokapon Castle... passing by Jon 3 times in a row right after he lost a bunch of money to Roche, stealing all of his items in the process.
Episode 85:
- The King's latest quest is for them to find "the Demolition Man". Everyone, but especially Jon, immediately assumes (to their delight) that they're going to meet Sylvester Stallone.
- Jon's impression of Sly's character from Demolition Man shouting, "Nggaaahhh! Phoenix!" and it only gets funnier every time he does it.
- Emile, after killing the current boss, rolls and meets Weber, who gives him a cursed item. Guess what's back?
Episode 86:
- Jon uses a Transfer on Emile from the other side of the continent, and the game says the magic has a 100% chance of hitting. Emile then tries to use a Transfer on Jon from almost exactly the same range. The game gives him a 0% chance.
Episode 88 - 126
Episode 88:
- Jon and Emile continue a battle from the previous episode that relies on Emile using his massive stock of Revives to keep him in play, having already used one against Jon in the previous episode. After dying twice, Emile finally manages to kill Jon... except Jon has a Revive of his own.Jon: "Surprise!"
- Despite this, Emile still ultimately won the fight through having one last revive and a few lucky strikes against Jon.
Episode 89:
- While Emile is fighting an enemy, Jon initiates another battle with him that ends on Emile's very next turn thanks to his Blackmail activating.
- Emile recalls a time he had a serious conversation about the universe interrupted by Tim ripping a loud fart in the same room and saying "Oh man finally, a fart I can hear!"
Episode 92:
- The Guys come back to the game after what was, for them, a gap of six months - but because of how the recordings came up, to the viewers it appears only a few days after the previous episode. Because of this, the Guys are often Entertainingly Wrong when they try to remember what they were in the process of doing, which to the audience seems obvious.
- After duplicating many valuable Deathblocks with his Alchemist ability, Emile has no slots left for an apparently not very worthwhile 2 Crystal he obtains. He decides to throw away the 2 Crystal, only for Jon to accurately predict that he would have had repeated opportunities to escape from the forest he's trying to get out of (where he has to roll an exact number to reach the exit) if he had kept it. Meanwhile Jon has a 4 Crystal and boasts that he will be able to use it to get to where he wants to go before Emile can escape, but Emile counter-claims that his ridiculous luck will give him the right roll anyway. Much to Jon's annoyance, Emile indeed gets the right roll and escapes one turn before Jon can use his 4 Crystal to reach his destination—but Emile's victory gloating inadvertently reminds Jon he needs to use his 4 Crystal, when Jon had almost forgotten to use it and would have overshot his destination.
- While Tim is shopping at the Weapon Store and considering robbing Hans:Jon (in a Hans voice): "We're having a sale! Which do you want in the sale?! You can't afford things in my sale!"
Tim: "I sure can't."
Jon (still in Hans voice): "Do you wanna rob me? We're having a robbery sale! Everything is free! If you're good at roshambo!"
Emile (in a worse Hans voice): "The sign turns to "SALE 100% OFF"!"
(Tim starts robbing Hans)
Jon (still in Hans voice): "You wanna rob me? I told you we're having a sale! Why would you do it when we're having a sale? You're already getting a discount. You know how much money I had to cut off to do this sale? My wife is on me right now; she keeps shouting at me 'cuz I keep giving away stuff."- Tim loses the roshambo game, but his duck haircut is too big for the wanted poster's picture, which leads the guys to joke about how the duck itself is wanted and how confused the sheriffs were when they had to draw the picture.Jon: "Wanted: This Duck. Human Included."
- Now in animated form. Complete with guest appearances by Lucahjin and Bagel.
- Tim loses the roshambo game, but his duck haircut is too big for the wanted poster's picture, which leads the guys to joke about how the duck itself is wanted and how confused the sheriffs were when they had to draw the picture.
Episode 96:
- When Jon brings up Emile's frequent references to his own Wheel of Fortune guesses, Emile responds that they're fresh in his mind due to editing those videos. This prompts Jon to bring up a tumblr post that's a complete list of all of Emile's Wheel of Fortune guesses, and the commentary for most of the rest of the video is Jon listing them off and Emile reacting. In particular, Emile loses it at "Healthy slut," largely because he totally forgot the context for it.
Episode 99:
- Tim goes for a job change, but the only one available to him is Magician. Irony abounds, as Tim might yet be the worst Magician in Dokapon. He is Lv. 60 and has 37 MG. *
Episode 102:
- Emile wants to go into the pyramid with the demolition man NPC, but since Darkling Tim chased Jon in there already he moves away from it instead and declares that he is actually safer outside. The enemy he encounters is Rico Jr.Jon: "You were saying? You were saying?!"
- Then, while Emile's fighting, Tim leaves the pyramid and takes the opportunity to fight Emile himself. What follows is probably the least competent fight in Dokapon history.
- Throughout the entire battle, Emile always uses Counter even though Tim never Strikes, and constantly uses his magic despite it doing far less damage than a normal attack (he was trying to lower Tim's magic to deal extra damage, but by the time he did so, the extra damage wasn't enough to make up for it). Tim, meanwhile, never uses the magic-reflecting Super Bounce even once it becomes clear Emile's only using magic, but still wins simply by virtue of being the Darkling. Emile goes through four Revives/Deathblocks before finally dying.
- Then, as if that wasn't enough, Jon, who has by now left the pyramid, visited the item shop, and obtained two Revives of his own from robbing it, decided to try and finish Tim off. And he probably could have, if not for the fact that he completely forgot about Copy, a move that copies any of the enemy's stats that are higher than the user's. Instead he uses Strike, unaware that even player-controlled Darklings auto-counter, and as a result burns through both Revives in one turn before being killed for real on the next one. He remembers Copy after the battle is finished and starts chewing himself out over it.
- Then, while Emile's fighting, Tim leaves the pyramid and takes the opportunity to fight Emile himself. What follows is probably the least competent fight in Dokapon history.
Episode 104:
- The game ends up crashing during one of Jon's battles; specifically, while he's dodging, as a Robo-Knight, without a shield. The guys all agree that the dodge was too awesome for the game.
Episode 106:
- It's safe to say that most of the episode is hilarious in one way or another, involving Jon's attempts to progress the story while Emile and Tim try to stop him. There's a reason it has the subtitle "Intense Conditions."
Episode 107:
- Emile targets Jon (and Tim) with his Mystery spell, which is described as "a legendary Dokapon magic spell" and states a 100% chance to hit. It just sets a few traps on the overworld. Then he gets blocked from chasing Jon by Rico Jr challenging him to a battle yet again.
- Jon spends a good chunk of time chasing and trying to damage Tim for an easy kill, only to realize that Tim has Heal anyway.
Episode 108:
- After Tim pays to send a Robo-Sassin after Jon toward the end of episode 106, all three of them are baffled when a Robo-Sassin shows up on Jon's turn and offers him his services instead of attacking him.
Episode 109:
- The episode was the first uploaded after a few month hiatus so this line is very amusing.Emile: "It's only been a week for the viewers."
- Emile taking all week to get out of the pyramid and he did not succeed until next episode.
Episode 110:
- Everyone landing on the traps Emile's Mystery spell set, mostly Emile.
- At one point Emile is blind, poisoned and cursed at the same time.
- Jon tries to use strike as an unarmed Robo-Knight. The Guys' reactions are priceless.
Episode 118:
- The long-awaited return to Dokapon Kingdom... starts with a softlocked game.
- One reset later, and Overlord Rico's theme is being layered over the Overworld theme, then throughout the battle theme, and them the battle theme is being layered over the victory theme.
Episode 121:
- Tim and Emile's attempt to fight Overlord Rico in the Tower of Rabble. They both make it to the floor he's on toward the end of Episode 120, only for both of them to find themselves going around the loop in front of him over and over because they couldn't roll the right number to actually reach him. Emile finally reaches him at the very end of Episode 121, only to lose most of his health to a magic attack and then have his own first attack miss. To make things even better, the loop they were stuck on has two gold chest spaces to earn money if they land on it, which they do repeatedly, to the point that they actually make quite a bit of money just from being stuck here and it actually starts affecting their ranking.
Episode 123:
- Jon makes the latest attempt to defeat Overlord Rico. Being unable to reach his boss space in one turn from the stairway, Jon stops on a field space - and is killed by Rico Jr.
Episode 126:
- Halfway through the video, Emile starts predicting how many of his LPs will be finished by the time the episode comes out. He’s absolutely right, even correctly guessing that he would be in the middle of Pokemon Black and White.
- Emile finally manages to reach Overlord Rico only to accidentally fight Jon instead of the overlord. This prompts Jon to give Emile a hilariously epic What the Hell, Hero? / "The Reason You Suck" Speech:Jon: "Really?! You think I'm gonna let you do this shit right now?! We have been trying to do this for HOURS! I am actually going to strangle you at this rate. (...)"
Jon: (after Emile almost gives Jon status effects instead of a nickname) "Oh my God, Emile, pay attention, please! If you honestly make this take more weeks in game, I am going to kill you. This is so dumb. We have been trying for hours. We have not gone for food because we want to kill this boss. And you have prolonged this now potentially. For hours. And all you are doing is giggling. I just want to kill this asshole. (...) Do whatever, please, just move on. (...)"
Jon: "'The Canadianator?' That- that... that is what you have interrupted our boss fight for? I can't do anything for a turn because you named me Canadiator because you can't stop holding buttons when it's not your turn, AND WHEN IT IS YOUR TURN, AND YOU DON'T NEED TO PRESS A BUTTON, YOU PRESS A BUTTON!!"
Emile, laughing and crying: "I'm s- I'm crying, his face is red, he's red in the face-"
Jon: "CAUSE I'M YELLING... CAUSE WE'VE BEEN HERE... FOR HOURS NOW! I WANT TO GO EAT! WE HAVE BEEN STUCK HERE! AND YOU HAVE PROLONGED THIS, POTENTIALLY!"
Emile, still in hysterics: "I can't breathe-"
Jon: "YOU HAD BETTER... KILL THIS BOSS... OR I WILL NOT FIGHT THE BOSS AND KICK YOUR FUCKING ASS!!"
Emile: *calming down, still in hysterics*
Jon: *sighs*
Jon: *calmly* "I feel a lot better now, how about you? (...)"
Jon: Good God. If you have made it this long watching this series, holy crap, kudos to you!"- And now, the obligatory animation.
- The best part? This ultimately lets Emile kill steal the boss and rewards for completing the chapter away from Jon.Jon: "He got him."
Emile: "OH YEAH-"
Jon: "He FUCKING GOT HIM!"
Emile: "I ACTUALLY MADE THE RIGHT CHOICE!! KILLING JON WAS THE RIGHT CHOICE HOLY SHIT!"
Jon: "I am so angry right now!"
- And now, the obligatory animation.
- In addition, the save screen at the end of the video reveals this was recorded on May 19, 2016. Suddenly, this tweet makes a lot more sense.
Episode 127 - 144
Episode 127:
- It has been six months since the last episode. Let that set the tone for this.
- THE CANADIANATOR is back!
Jon: "Right! One of the many reasons i was angry at him, this was the one i had actually forgotten about."
- Jon wants to leave the area, since Overlord Rico has moved down to the Underworld. Emile trolls him (and brings back his rage from the previous episode) by deliberately electing to fight him again instead of leave, and this fight takes up over half of the video, all for no other reason than to just piss off Jon.Jon: "You chose to do this! YOU CHOSE TO DO THIS! I WANTED TO LEAVE!"
Tim: (singing) "This is the fight that never ends.... it just goes on and on my friends..."
Tim: (singing) "Don't want to be a Dokapon Idiot~ Don't want to get into fights that last forever now~"- Emile's trolling backfires as Jon's Sun Shield finally has its effect go off (Full HP restore), and to top it off, his Angel Choker revives him three times in a row, letting him burn both of Emile's Revives and secure a victory.Jon: (after the above happens) "THANK GOD! That was the—" (gets 6666 EXP) "—that's a fitting number."
- In addition, death for either character would mean leaving the dungeon, which Emile is perfectly fine with, so Jon is stuck between killing Emile and helping him, or getting killed himself and making the trip back home much easier.
- In the meanwhile, Tim has been outside duplicating items and generally going about his business.Emile: "Meanwhile, we have the sane one..."
Jon: "....the sane one? I WANTED TO LEAVE! DON'T EVEN— How is it six months later I'm just as angry as I was when we started— when we ended the last session?!"
- Emile's trolling backfires as Jon's Sun Shield finally has its effect go off (Full HP restore), and to top it off, his Angel Choker revives him three times in a row, letting him burn both of Emile's Revives and secure a victory.
Episode 128:
- Emile's inability to turn off a light in the room at the end of the video, despite him being the one to turn it on in the first place.
Episode 130:
- Jon's fight with his clonus starts off on a high note when his confusion caused him to hit himself, which caused his staff to blind him. On his opponent's turn, his sun shield activates, healing him, but his opponent still lands a fatal blow, only for his revive to save him.Emile: "Why are your fights so convoluted?"
Jon: "I DON'T KNOW! It's annoying!"
Episode 133
- Overlord Rico drops a pair of Roadblock Rocks— one in front of and one behind Jon. He uses a Town Warp, which drops him on the other side of the world, only for one of the Rocks to disappear making his escape completely pointless.
- Tim has a major brainfart— right after leveling up (which provides a Level-Up Fill-Up) he accidentally uses the Miracle Serum.
- Right after this, he goes to fight a Pazuzu enemy— only for it to give up and drop a Flare Lance, a direct upgrade to his current weapon.
- Tim somehow runs into LEANE inside Overlord Rico's castle.Jon: "Leane?! When did you die?!" [...] "'I'm really lost!'"
Episode 136
- The Hair-style contest announced in the previous episode starts. Emile is noticeably absent from the judging round (due to him being wanted from trying to rob the store), leaving Jon and Tim the only entrants. Jon's afro hair gets good results, whilst Tim's Duck hairstyle...Karlie: "No. Just.... no."
- Jon wins 2 million gold, getting right out of debt immediately.Tim: "WHAT!!"
- And right after this, Overlord Rico drops two Roadblock rocks, trapping Emile.
- Jon wins 2 million gold, getting right out of debt immediately.
Episode 138
- Emile makes a Call-Back to the time he said he'd probably be Let's Playing Black and White by the time the video goes up, and makes a guess at what he'll be Let's Playing when this video goes up. Unlike last time, he was wrong (he was still Let's Playing Black and White when Episode 138 went up), so Jon edits his line in post.Emile: "By this time I'll probably be Let's Playing-"
Jon: [In an intentionally annoying voice] "REDACTED!" note- Cue comments gushing about how "Redacted" is their favourite game.
- Later on in the video, Emile references a high school acquaintance, and mentions her name. This name-drop is also covered up by the same "REDACTED!" quote...except because the name is so much shorter, the clip cuts off.
Episode 139
- Emile's much more risque than normal in this episode, which includes this gem of an innuendo when Jon sells a Canal Banana to Chance Boutique. The best part is that it's not even accidental.Emile: "I'll put a banana in your canal, if you know what I mean."
- At the end of the video, Emile notices on the save screen that they're recording on May 19th and that they still have files that were saved on May 19th of the previous year. By sheer Contrived Coincidence (or maybe Emile planned it this way?), this video was uploaded on May 19th of 2018, making an exact one year gap between the three instances.
Episode 140
- Jon's incredulous reaction to all of them continuing to win every Rock, Paper, Scissors battle by just choosing paper.
Episode 141
- Tim keeps running into Pazuzu enemies in Overlord Rico's Castle. One ends up surrendering again, and dropping another Flare Lance!Jon: "COME ON!"
- What's even more funny is that Jon took Tim's previous Flare Lance after killing him. Cue the comments speculating that it was the same Pazuzu that gave him the first one.
Episode 144
- To challenge the final boss, Jon has to harness his greatest skill, which he'd steadily been honing over years and years of playing Mario Party: Rolling a 1.
- With Afterburn, Magic Medicine, and a lucky second attack, Jon inflicts 9099 points of damage to Overlord Rico, eliminating him within seconds.
- Tim's STILL a Darkling at the end, and none of the NPCs comment on it!
- He also gets a prize bonus for having slain the most Big Monsters. The king tells him 'You're a great role model for wannabe heroes', as a literal hellspawn monster. This praise is later balanced out by the king saying that he'll try his best to forget Tim's birthday, since he came in last.
- Even more hilarious is the fact that Tim gave Jon the game. When Tim was in Darkling mode, he was spawning monsters on as many towns as he could. At the end of the game, all of the monsters disappeared from the towns... and their ownerships went to Jon. Jon's reaction cements this.Jon: "YOOOOOOOO! TIM MIGHT HAVE GIVEN ME THE GAME!"
- The comment from one Runaway Guys highlight maker is a gem.1PressL2P: Wait it actually finished? I thought it would have kept going forever... my excuse of not starting the best moments because the series was ongoing is now irrelevant... the Best Moments will take some time at least...
- Tim also gets to have some Emile-esque fun of his own.Tim: "This went on for a gross number of parts, you know."
- Said highlight maker would go on to make a Top 15 instead of the usual Top 10. Featuring two Dragon Ball songs (specifically "Chouzetsu x Dynamic" for the intro and "We Gotta Power" for the ending tribute) and three animations (one for Emile's Episode 5 revival, at number 5, plus the above-mentioned ones from episodes 92 and 126 at numbers 2 and 1 respectively).
- Tim also gets to have some Emile-esque fun of his own.
- Emile brings back a classic joke for the last moments of the series...Emile: "We weren't recording?!"
Jon: "I will strangle you."
Tim: "No, you're dead."
