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Flavored Enemy: Myth, Magic and Might episodes
- C1E16 "Illumination In The Dark"
"The only friends delve into a dungeon that had been cleared... save for one permanent prisoner, the Shadow in Stone."
2 hr 31 min - 1 hr 51 min
- 2 hr 21 min
- 2 hr 55 min
- C1E12 "The Bittersweetness of Home"
"The people we meet, we carry them with us, not just in our memories but in our habits, our words, our quirks. We carry them with all of our whole self, as part of us." - Ryder
The Only Friends return to Autumn Hollow, where they check on the progress of their growing rebellion, meanwhile Ryder visits some old friends
2 hr 12 min - C1E11 "Grizzly Truth"
The Only friends escape the city of Fogcliff while sparking a new revolution, but they find that they must compete with the Unbearable.
2 hr 58 min - C1E10 "Off The Rails!"
"Will Lana survive fighting herself? Can Rosalind keep the bar from exploding!? And will Jialin, Frida, and Pricilla save Hayden and stop the train in time to save the town!?"
1 hr 44 min - 1 hr 59 min
- 2 hr 4 min
- C1E7 "Planning The Road Ahead"
"Friends gather together and kick the living daylights out of each other, also someone asks a robin for help."
2 hr 14 min
About Flavored Enemy: Myth, Magic and Might
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100 years ago, the world of Geb was filled with magic and wonder, powerful wizards, dimensional travelers, floating cities and arcane marvels the likes of which had never been seen before. It was the age of Magic. But the tumultuous Trickster god Wick, stole all of the magic and enchantments of the mortal world and sealed them away in various locations across the globe. Ancient tombs, forgotten temples, sinister lairs and monstrous strongholds, all collectively referred to as "Dungeons" for now they each hold magic itself as their prisoner. Magically hidden by the trickster god himself, very few of these Dungeons have ever been found, and of all the heroes brave enough to venture into them, none have returned.
As the age of Magic came to an end, one man, Emperor Tarquinius Superbus Valerian, defined the new era. He expanded the once relatively peaceful Valerian Kingdom into the Unstoppable Valerian Empire. With steam powered machines of war and gunpowder weapons, with blood and tears, Lord Tarquin has conquered more land than could be traveled in a year and has amassed more wealth than could be spent in a lifetime. He has defined this century as the age of Might.
But there are rumors whispered through the air with a hope so fragile it'd break if spoken aloud, that magic, is slowly returning.