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...suset... Welcome to the television of the Blood God, our special limited run series in which we examine all of the media outside of video games that are related to our favorite RPGs, whether they are persona, Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, or in this case, The Witcher.

I am your host, Cap Bailey, joining me, as always, my lovely co-host, Nottie Oxford.

Hello, Kat. I have to say this is quite exciting because when I was young, and I guess when

you were quite young as well, media that came accompanied with video games was usually kind

of trashy. Like, the best we could hope for was those not great Mario cartoons, although I did

love Captain

the Elbaughano and Mario back in the day. I love that that's where you immediately go. It's like,

let's talk about the Mario cartoon. And I'm like, I'm talking about this very serious Netflix

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