Oh, Welcome back folks. It's Chase and Josh with Fact or Fantasy. That's Chase. I'm Josh.

Last week we went and finished up the Asoka series in its entirety, went through some really fun rankings, some final thoughts on the series at its very first season.

Today we're going to pivot, hit you with a one-shot episode, and today we are going to cover the standalone film, The Marvels.

So we're going to have a lot of fun with that there.

And since Chase closed us out with Asoka,

I'll be the one in the driver's seat taking us through this movie.

We're gonna provide our takeaways at the end,

some debates as always, but before we get started,

I'll turn the floor over to Chase to say a few words.

Yeah, man, this was an interesting one, to say the least.

And cheers to you brother, back with another one-shot episode and Jay Nelly take it away, man.

Sounds like a plan, let's get these glasses in the air

because we're gonna need to to get through this one I'll tell you that so

cheers brother let's go ahead and get after it. Cheers.

All right. So this movie opens with a dying sun and I'm not saying the sun like the person I'm saying the sun like the

sun like the planet so it says dying sun and we see it it's almost you

know how it almost a molten lava it looks like kind of lava e versus a bright yellow

healthy sun. So from there, a diamond shaped ship

and two other regular spaceships

hit this hyperspace type move,

and we go to a moon type planet. And we see the blue people look like Ronan and we got this bad

guy well I guess she's a bad girl her name is Dar Ben she's the main villain of this film. She has this hammer that somewhat

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