THE AMAZING WORLD OF GUMBALL 4X37-38 "The Fury/The Compilation" Full Length Reaction
Added 2025-05-31 22:15:12 +0000 UTCHere is my full length unedited reaction to The Amazing World of Gumball 4X37-38!
Streamer: Hulu
Comments
I am surprised cartoonetwork allowed that scene with Yuki putting her legs into the air I was like 0_0
Spicy Girl
2025-06-01 05:00:38 +0000 UTCThe Fury has to be one of my favorite episodes of Season 4, and for great reasons! To start small, I love the explored dynamic we have with Nicole and Yuki, giving us a glimpse at Nicole's past just seeing how great of a warrior she truly is, and at such a young age too! An underrated part of the episode imo was when Richard was cheering up Nicole, this is one of the prime examples of why I love Richard and Nicole's dynamic. Nicole is always so hardworking and at times can be under a lot of pressure, but that's where I feel like Richard really shines as her support. He cares deeply about his family and would go out of his way in order to make them happy, especially with Nicole. And the scene with him acting silly just shows how essential he is to keep Nicole moving forward. The art in this episode is absolutely phenomenal too, I especially love the nod to dragon ball during the flashback scene, they managed to hit the nail the style really well. I also love the little references throughout like an enemy that looks like bowser, an aristocrab from pikmin, a dragon quest golem and so many more. And finally, the best part of this episode. This marks the fifth guest animated segment, and my favorite guest animated segment in the entire show. The fight scene was animated by Studio 4Β°C, which is a group that worked on several anime TV shows, movies, and OVAs. Stunning work that almost feels like a scene you would see in a studio trigger anime (which, in fact, the creator originally wanted them to make the scene but were busy at the time). They really pulled out all the stops to make this one of the top 10 episodes of the show. The Compilation is such a fun and cute little episode. Fun fact 'The Grieving' is actually a somewhat popular Gumball creepypasta that is a supposed creepy lost episode of the show, its fun that the creators referenced it here. And the ending song of the episode is honestly perfect, it really encapsulates what makes the show so unique, with showcasing so many wildly different characters all living in Elmore. 'Difference doesn't matter because nobody is the same' is such a good line.
KaosKurve
2025-05-31 23:17:31 +0000 UTC
