"The end of the world? Does it really matter anymore? If I succeed, no-one will care because the world will have begun again. If I fail, I don’t care whether this world survives or not." -Nox
he was the greatest Wakfu antagonist. One of the better written antagonists ever. I still get teary eyed at the mere remembering of his true story, why he did all he did. He was certainly an amazing tragic antagonist.
Watching his final scene where he time-travels and finds he can only go back twenty minutes, already knowing his full backstory beforehand, was one of the only times in my life I found myself openly crying for the villain. :')
@@hoummoussa3538 well he isn't. Yugo would risk a 70% chance of an apocalypse for 5% chance to save a friend.... And he DID. Percedal is the real hero in wakfu
He cried when he realised all the people he killed was for nothing. He thought if he turns back in time all of his killing wouldn't have happen. imagine the amount of guilt he must have feeled after is plan failed.
I know right? Nox was a villain with no true ill intent. His hubris and madness had convinced him everything bad he did would be undone. His story is one where everything would have been better if the villain DID get what they want.
Not necessarily it would change everything if he won Yugo would not have gotten as strong as he is if not for nox and he'll wouldn't have ever meant his friends in the way he did if not for nox
@@pixelman6193 sorry I read it wrong, You are absolutely right. Who know if yugo would meet any of his friends or will yugo meet new people who wasn't born if nox killed their parents. Maybe fate will lead yugo to his friends. Also about yugo getting stronger, I think yugo could either stay weak cause nox is not there or yugo get stronger because there is another villain in nox place.
If nox havent happened then the wakfu world would have succombed to ogrest or quilby. So he may have killed many but he saved the world in an indirect way
there was no guilt. U should remember "if i succeed, this will all begin again and if i fail, i dont care if the world survives". It wasnt guilt - it was failure and false hope.
Not really sure it's 20 mins. Feels like he did go back in time. Unfortunately, he thought he went to the wrong time so he came back to the present and confused it with 20 mins. He might have used the gathered energy to go back to the past, then to the present, then finally tried to go back to the past. That's 2 full trips and the final one probably shows that not enough energy remained.
Yet, people love Star Wars... 3 of 3000 Villains there have a Reason, one was even just basically born as ther Antichrist, never had any good in him...
true, even though the guys is a villain he is not a bad guy, he only did that because he though he could undo all he did One of the thing that make him so likable is that everyone can put himself in his shoes, everyone made mistakes that want to undo
Samuel Alves If it worked then it would have undone every bad thing he did so he'd have his family back and everyone would have been fine but it didn't go as planned so he suffered so much to get them back and turned the world against him to just fail and be all alone. That's why I feel so bad for him.
@@ethanmalandain3072 It was made clear what he did distressed him, so he kept telling himself that if he succeeded then it will be as if it never happened
Nox's character is one of the best examples of incredible willpower! Force majeure, the toy of the gods, destroyed his life. But instead of just surrendering in the face of that which is higher than the mortal’s understanding, he, as a USUAL man, subjugated the power of the gods, defeated dragons and successfully fought with whole countries alone. At the same time, incredibly suffering all these years, but stubbornly moving towards his goal. Surprisingly, this character very clearly shows what the willpower of an ordinary person is capable of in a seemingly hopeless situation when the whole world and even the gods themselves are against you.
I can’t think of any antagonist who has worked harder then him for his goal. He sort of averts the trope of villains simply having everything they need while the protagonist must work to gain what they need to confront their antagonist.
The sad thing is. There's a theory that it did actually work. Because in the scene where Yugo forced the Eliacube to activate, they teleport to a storm ridden plane with what appears to be Ogrest in the background. And from what is known of the events before Nox's family's death, it would coincide with the time where it happened since it was revealed that his family was killed by Ogrest's Chaos. But in the heat of the moment and the obsession with getting Yugo's wakfu, he teleported back to the present and lost all that wakfu from the going back and forth which is why he only had 20 minutes left in the machine.
It was Ogrest in the present. the power of the primordial and eliotrope dofus were reacting to each other. It was simple foreshadowing for the OVAs that followed and the immense power Yugo would wield.
@@dradesgaming3565 He is a Xelor who can see and control the effects of time manipulation. We see the the flow of the reversal. Yugo didn't take them to his intended destination 200 years ago. It is far more likely that he wasn't crazy, but that (Quilby or Oropo) was talking to Nox through the Eliacube to manipulate him and they probably siphoned a lot of the collected wakfu to their separate dimension to facilitate their plans. I'm less inclined to believe that he was too deranged to notice he unknowingly blundered time magic than he was too naive or inexperienced with Eliotrope magic and tools to notice the siphon that hindered his ability to go back further.
@@vinn41862 I know this is a late reply, but I feel like the theory he was being manipulated lessens everything he did. It’s easy to excuse what he did by saying he was just being controlled, he wouldn’t have done it otherwise. By not being controlled though, we see how truly desperate he is and the terrifying lengths he’s willing to go to achieve, not the goals of others, but his own.
I love that line “I’ll try and do it right this time around” and “Because a part of me is dead and in the ground.” It fits Nox so well. And that through line of “If you could go back and fix your mistakes.” which I’m sure everyone has felt at some point in their lives. If only we could undo some terrible mistake. Which is what makes Nox so sympathetic. A mistake so terrible he might as well be dead if he didn’t have that desperate hope of making it right.
Man, Nox's story is just sad. I mean, stealing the very life out of countless beings, plants and such, for over 200 years in an attempt to go back in time and save his family, and what he gets is only 20 minutes. 20 minutes, only enough to reverse the destruction of the Sadida Tree, for his several hundred years of pain. Poor guy.
i have an theory, he deserved to go 20 minuties in rhe past...in the moment of his died family, 20 minits to save him....with this idea wanted to return...200 years stealing live to return that 20 minuts...but that 200 years passed yet and he return 20 minits (sorry for my bad inglish and i hope mi idea was clear xD)
@@coolerbloodman4226 its sad his family dies either way, if nox returned then ogrest would just kill the whole world, though its still debatable if goultard can defeat her
@@itsjustvin7630 Still. Nox' Plan at least could have worked in Theory. He couldn't have known that there is not enough Wakfu in the World to turn Time back that much. Thanos' Plan was stupid from the Start. If you think about it for five Minutes, it falls completely apart.
Nox is easily one of my favorite villains in any show. He is just so well done! Having an interesting back story, a tragic past, a good reason for being who he is now and why he is doing what he has been doing for centuries. He even looks just so damn cool! And his logic was sound, too! It gave him the push to be able to do all of the horrific things he needed to do to have his spell work. And the best part? He technically WINS. Think about it. He beat everybody in the first season. He got all of the energy he could get for the cube, and his spell *actually works!* he proved everyone wrong and had his spell work! They said it would tear the universe apart, yet it didn’t! And yet... it only reversed time by 20 minutes. Centuries of collecting energy... for 20 minutes. And when he realized it, that his spell technically required more energy than he could ever hope to collect, that he had done such horrific things and forever be unable to undo them - which is, again, one reason why he was able to convince himself to do such things -, it broke him. So much so that he apologized, crying, and left to let himself die on the graves of his family... Nox has beaten everybody. He has overcome every battle, but he lost what mattered most. All of that makes Nox one of the best villains in any show. It is a shame that we won’t ever see him truly come back though. Like through a sort of redemption arc where he could try to make up for everything he has done, thinking it’s to make up for what he did for his family’s sake, and to be able to face them one day when he dies. That would have been interesting to see in the latest season of the show... God, I hope they make another season. >.>
Stephen King: "Nightmares exist outside of logic, and there's little fun to be had in explanations; they're antithetical to the poetry of fear.” I think a similar logic applies to such tragedies as Nox's - the fact he can't redeem himself because of his death is what makes the sadness and heartbreak of it stay with one.
He sacrificed so much. He suffered so much. So much tears. So much pain. He spent 200 years only trying to erase his mistakes. He spent 200 years only trying to get his family back. He worked so much. For 20 minutes. Now, there was nothing left. Not even sadness. Not even hate. But he finally understood. He was only repeating the same pattern, the same mistake. He just wasn’t ready to face the truth. Now, he was. He was going to accomplish what he should have for so long. He was finally going to see them.
The best part is really if he had confined the effect to only the same solar system rather then the entire Krosmos... It probably would have *worked*. Think about it: it turned back time across the entire universe, if he had limited the area more it might very well have gone exactly to plan. But he didn't know enough about the nature of the universe to set the parameters right...
Since I was a child, I discovered wakfu and I truly hated him but now I get what makes him so perfect: he is creepy, a man who lost everything and would do anything in any way to save his family. He is a villain who has a reason to be like this: he believed to be right but he was used and despite this he is so incredible. He arrived to challenge one of the strongest beings of wakfu to arrive to its goal. The reccomendations of UA-cam helped me to discover your tribute, and it is magic. Matching music and video in this way is hard but it comes beautiful. Thank you from Italy for making me discover again this piece of European animation story and one of the best villain ever made.
@@enpitsu3407 Perhaps a alternate timeline of him tried but ended up in the current timeline but continued the goal to go back maybe make a Legion of them throw this bs?
The thing I love about this villain is that his “evil scheme” is something we’ve all probably seen another villain do, either by creating a new world, destroying the current one or bringing back the dead. But this one he actually succeeds. Turns out that he miss calculated and was chasing false hope from the beginning. The bad guy rarely wins in such a way that they have nothing left to do but reflect on their actions, since he was so committed only to get what he wanted but it wasn’t to the extent he wanted.
he did though which is way he knew he made another universe or a replica of himself by time-traveling which is way he made the other version to fail in a way so he could be with the family instead of having another version appear after he had succeeded
@@athanatosfallenstar5483 honestly I just made it up by using "logic" and being hopefull for him, what more is that time traveling idea always makes things have a consequence at the end, so I just care to think that something did happen, instead of them just teleporting to some past time for a few minutes and that's it, where is the life-altering ? xD. sorry if it is a lie but the way I see it, that is something with a possibility to happen
personally i'm proud of nox because even if it was 20 minutes, the fact of having gone back in time is incredible. and I do not remember very well but even the gods can not do this, however for a human it raises of the impossible
Indeed. Nox surpassed the God of Time, Xelor, in that aspect. Everyone thought turning back time was impossible until he came around. I just wish he would have succeeded so he can meet his family and revert all the atrocities he committed.
@@ZeroHelios46 I think that the god of time once turned back time a few seconds……. Yeah if the god of time can get a few seconds no one would think a mortal could at all let alone manage 20 minutes
Sometimes villains don’t need a compelling reason to be evil, and other times they do. Nox is one the best villains I’ve ever seen, a compelling character who had every reason to do what he did, and when he failed, he gave up his evil plans and simply slinked away to die of guilt for almost driving a rave to extinction
People can call Wakfu a kid's show all they want. It doesn't change the fact that it had what was EASILY one of the best developed and most memorable villains of all time. R.I.P Nox.
Might be at first glance a kids show indeed but when you mature up it becomes one hell of a life lesson and it can be sometimes quite naughty when you listen to the characters x)
@@soleonshae8657remember that time the kid yugo and adamai had to process the fact that Grugarolagan died ? Or when Nox killed half of the main cast before he "won", well and then the 20 minute time rewind and Noxs ashes on the grave of his family, this show really knew when to be dark.
I remember watching this show a long time ago and totally forgot about it. The only things I remember is the unique animation and this villain being a pure badass. Thanks for making it;).
“I’ve got a question for ya: Do you believe that even the best person can change? That everyone can be capable of 'evil'...if they’ve lost everything?” -Undersource Sans
I usually dont like villains tbh but for Nox, he has an interesting backstory and his plan to see his family alive again has completely failed. I feel bad for Nox: taking people down, killing off lives, destroying nations, devastating countries, all that for 200+ years only to go back 20 minutes. If he had never found the Eliacube 200 years back, he'd have never done any of this catastrophy, meaning everyone would be living better but Yugo, Ruel, Alibert, Evangeline, Amelia, Adamai and Dally would have never met Yugo too, felt bad for Nox. Didn't even think he would see him having tears running down, made him sad too. Thinking that the path of destruction Nox created would never be repaired.
Same This is not something I say normally, but I would have preferred to win the bad one (especially since by winning all the bad things he did he would no longer be)
@@wesxd5292 Yugo created the Eliotropes by accident in Season 2,i believe. It's when lots of blurry versions of Yugo appear all around him. They are sent back to different times. Orope is one of those and he claims to have set up the cube so that Nox would find it.
I wonder how Xelor the God of Time reacted to Nox going back in time: Was he suprised at the feat or did he lied about such a feat being impossible due to the amount of magic necessary to pull it off?
Personally, as a headcanon I like to think that when Nox reached the limbo of the Krosmoz (I forget its name) upon death, the gods probably gave his soul some kind of gentle penance like assisting around Xelor's realm for a thousand years as punishment for his actions, letting him off so easy out of pity.
"My life with you means everything, so I won't give up that easily" is definitely something I can picture myself Nox saying when thinking of his family
Но что бы было с Ноксом, если бы на месте полупарализованного Гругалораграна был бы Файерис? Во чтором сезоне даже килби боится в одиночку противостоять ему
I think what make him a good villain is the fact that he could also be a hero... like when he's speaking when you know his story you can definitly just imagine him being the hero of his own story.
Anyone else cried a lot when they saw Nox crying? He is my favourite villain. His backstory is just so well written and just heartbreaking. No wonder he killed so much people if he actually had no ill intentions. The poor guy just wanted to go back to his family 😢
Best of Wakfu villains is that they are not evil, but they grew insane for some reason and have a concrete goal: Nox wanted his family back; Qilby wanted to live with his people and be happy; Oropo and the demigods wanted to create a word where no one would have felt abandoned like themself
One of the most sympathetic villains out there. He also perfectly shows that control over time is one of the strongest (if not THE strongest) powers to have.
One of the best villains with their backstories. He just wanted to get back to his family. And killed a lot of people to get there. Also one of the saddest defeats. All that pain and destruction for nothing. This is an awesome vid, dude. Really captures the moments.
So I watched this video before I watch the Actually Wakfu show. Sincerely I thought Nox was a Underdog hero, a machine built by to help (someone) but after that person died he lost his mind, and after several defeats laying broken n battered he was close to his goal. And I wasn't that far off. My god Wakfu wrote Nox so well! He is genuinely the best part of the show. N the fact I was so close just scenes alone tells how great the character was
@Soniku11 Actually he is a cyborg- remember the scenes where he sicks those mummies on the dragon, I don't know the game lore, whether they are some twisted zombies, or just disturbing automatons or some even worse hybrid, but Nox basically turned himself into one of the same. That iron man like glowing hole in his chest is too deep, and in the final scene we see of him is his family's graves with his armor in a pile of dust. some of his scenes in his clock lair have wakfu being poored into his chest hole, he is basically a mummy kept walking around via magic and clockwork, thats part of the reason his movents are so jerky at times. He is basically like that cyborg/zombie guy from the first Hellboy film, but animated by the magic he gathers so he can keep gathering more for his big plan.
@@timothycarney9652 lol that's why I said close :) he was this Underdog Villain who desperately wanted to save the family he once had. From this desire he augmented his entire being for this singular goal. Really damn good story, just was never a fan of the show.
One thing never mentioned. Doing the end title of season 1, we see noxs armor on his family grave. Its because when he teleported away, was because the 200 years was now cathing up to him, as he quickly returned to his family where he turned to dust.
Nox must be one of the best villans ever, he's sympathetic but clearly driven insane by his pursuits of happiness in the form of the eliacube. Although I find it's weird they treat him as dead in season 3. I always cry when Nox teleports away in that last episode. He just wanted to be with his family because he was so obsessed with the power of the cube that he neglected them.
Yeah. Nox's final scene genuinely makes me cry for him. And I find it really amazing that there was so much death and tragedy in the final battle against Nox, but at the end of it it was truly the antagonist who garnered the most pity of all. As for Nox being dead, that was more or less confirmed with a shot in the Season 1 finale's end credits, and I can't see him doing anything else but die after the tragic end to his time-rewind quest.
This is not something I say normally, but I would have preferred to win the bad one (especially since by winning all the bad things he did he would no longer be)
By far the absolute best character in anything I’ve seen beside Red Dead Redemption. Noximillion truly did not deserve what happened to him. At the end of season one, it was evident that he really didn’t care if everything lived or died, if it worked, his life was perfect again, if it failed, the suffering ends.
I'll be honest I watched Wakfu because of this character. I saw the first episode and the second he appeared on screen and started talking I got hooked. It's been a few years and most of the details of the show have slipped from my mind but not Nox. He deserves way more credit in pop culture.
Very nice video. :) :) I love the choice of song - I'd never heard about 'Wakfu', but having just now at the vid's end looked up Nox's story on Wikipedia, it seems appropriate to me that he'd have a song like this. Melancholic, about denying the overwhelming belief that things are over and done, and sounding to me when I watched the vid more like it was meant for a near-broken hero struggling against impossible odds than for a psychopath. :) :) This vid certainly has a lot of action sequences, and I love the way the fast-cut ones have so much colourful animated action and content crammed into them. :) :) I love how Nox switches from those unsettlingly saucer-wide robot eyes to angry eyes, and the clips where he jutters like a rusting machine or where he twitches madly like at 2:19, really do give me the impression that he's insane. :) Once again, you've managed to create a Villainous Breakdown in the vid's narrative, with the footage of Nox getting frustrated in front of the cube and seeming to scream at it - true to the song's hero-vibes, that clip's combination with "Don't get caught up in yourself" really makes it seem like that's Nox facing his breaking point and finding his resolve again, with how the footage of him using his powers and fighting follows. And, knowing his backstory, I rather love how this vid ends with him atop the cog-pile (I'm assuming that's probably the moment he discovered he could only go back in time twenty minutes), and the way his damaged face's white-cracked, glassy look around the eye makes it look like he's crying. :) :) I wouldn't have minded some footage of his backstory appearance though, in spite of its relevance to his quest and the song.
in my opinion, nox is the best villain in Wakfu, with a very sad and very strong story, he doesn't do any harm because he wants to, it's because he wants to reunite with his family
Nox is such amazing villain, he has a reason, the power and actually causes issues the brotherhood of the tofu. I even still feel terrible every time I see him die... their is no other anime that can make someone feel if that. Prove me wrong
He maybe could've won if he had aimed even higher. The Sadida tree wasn't enough, but maybe with the Dofus Ogrest had at the time, or reuniting the dragon ones, he could've gone back more than 20 minutes.
@@TheUrizen The thing is. There's a theory that it did actually work. Because in the scene where Yugo forced the Eliacube to activate, they teleport to a storm ridden plane with what appears to be Ogrest in the background. And from what is known of the events before Nox's family's death, it would coincide with the time where it happened since it was revealed that his family was killed by Ogrest's Chaos. But in the heat of the moment and the obsession with getting Yugo's wakfu, he teleported back to the present and lost all that wakfu from the going back and forth which is why he only had 20 minutes.
I think the music fits perfectly for him as he doesn't accept that he lost his family forever and thinks of going back in time to be with them and when the song ends it truly is over as he realizes that everything he has done was for nothing his plans of going back in time to be with his family failed and only sent him back 20 minutes realizing that everything was for nothing.
The hero and the villain are equal in their reason for fighting. Nox lost everything he cares about and is trying to get it back. Yugo in turn is trying to preserve everything he cares about. That is one of the reasons why Nox is such a great villain.
This is your most popular video Arkham and it deserves it like most of your tributes and this one is specifically my most favorite due to the relatability of Nox and how the song fits him so perfect and it really makes people who don’t understand a character from first hand and shows their feelings all you have to do is pick the right song that fits and you have done just that perfectly his story and his motives was so much better than most characters and Ik im repeating the same thing but in different ways of saying it but I just can’t fathom on how perfect this just fits
when the villain you introduce in Episode 1 is more menacing and *real* than every other threat in the series combined. I've got no idea who wrote what parts of what (this was all based on a game so there are probably a LOT of writers involved in the body of work, likely even several layers of them on specific parts) but whomever was responsible for season1 and the content it was based on was either far more skilled or simply not toiling away at their daily grind adding on fluff content to sell merch. I'd compare him to the other villains but quite frankly *I do not remember their names* because there just wasn't enough character behind the plot device to attach a name too.
This is not something I say normally, but I would have preferred to win the bad one (especially since by winning all the bad things he did he would no longer be)
"The end of the world? Does it really matter anymore? If I succeed, no-one will care because the world will have begun again. If I fail, I don’t care whether this world survives or not." -Nox
İ cant remember which episode he said that did u know
@@bekirtekir7708 the fight against grougal
@@thecoolbomberman4056 thank u
Part of that quote probably end up into something he regret
Yeah
he was the greatest Wakfu antagonist. One of the better written antagonists ever. I still get teary eyed at the mere remembering of his true story, why he did all he did. He was certainly an amazing tragic antagonist.
Watching his final scene where he time-travels and finds he can only go back twenty minutes, already knowing his full backstory beforehand, was one of the only times in my life I found myself openly crying for the villain. :')
I know I'm late, but Qilby is amazing too if you have the time for seeing him history. Sometimes I feel like Yugo isn't the real hero...
@@hoummoussa3538 well he isn't. Yugo would risk a 70% chance of an apocalypse for 5% chance to save a friend.... And he DID. Percedal is the real hero in wakfu
Do you consider him a menacing/threatening villain?
@@xavierx5659 he was, because he was a man who didnt have anytthing to lose and everything to gain
He cried when he realised all the people he killed was for nothing. He thought if he turns back in time all of his killing wouldn't have happen. imagine the amount of guilt he must have feeled after is plan failed.
I know right? Nox was a villain with no true ill intent. His hubris and madness had convinced him everything bad he did would be undone. His story is one where everything would have been better if the villain DID get what they want.
Not necessarily it would change everything if he won Yugo would not have gotten as strong as he is if not for nox and he'll wouldn't have ever meant his friends in the way he did if not for nox
@@pixelman6193 sorry I read it wrong,
You are absolutely right. Who know if yugo would meet any of his friends or will yugo meet new people who wasn't born if nox killed their parents. Maybe fate will lead yugo to his friends. Also about yugo getting stronger, I think yugo could either stay weak cause nox is not there or yugo get stronger because there is another villain in nox place.
If nox havent happened then the wakfu world would have succombed to ogrest or quilby. So he may have killed many but he saved the world in an indirect way
there was no guilt. U should remember "if i succeed, this will all begin again and if i fail, i dont care if the world survives". It wasnt guilt - it was failure and false hope.
20 minutes. All that pain, for 20 minutes.
Poor guy.
Not really sure it's 20 mins. Feels like he did go back in time. Unfortunately, he thought he went to the wrong time so he came back to the present and confused it with 20 mins. He might have used the gathered energy to go back to the past, then to the present, then finally tried to go back to the past. That's 2 full trips and the final one probably shows that not enough energy remained.
I believe it was 15 minutes I think that’s what he said in disbelief
Gem Nut
I’m french and I garantee he says 20 minutes
O okay I did say I could’ve been wrong 😅
Gem Nut
It’s okay it’s not like it was something huge
"The best vilains are the ones who have a good reason to be"
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This phrase is too much true. And they are always the best villains
Yet, people love Star Wars... 3 of 3000 Villains there have a Reason, one was even just basically born as ther Antichrist, never had any good in him...
Agreed
*My wife called me Millien, my kids called me Daddy, but all of the world will call me Nox*
Wait 20 minutes
The lesson of Nox's story: treasure every moment you're given, because once they're gone, they're gone *forever*
I was expecting the Pale King’s “No cost too great”
That’s beautiful :)
@@doctorquack-pot4214 YES
@@Junotrigger I knew someone would get it lol
и как бы вы не пытались исправить ошибки прошлого, они останутся и будут преследовать вас...
Nox is one of my favourite villains. I love sympathizing with the villains especially Nox.
Nox, the coolest time wizard I've ever seen.
true, even though the guys is a villain he is not a bad guy, he only did that because he though he could undo all he did
One of the thing that make him so likable is that everyone can put himself in his shoes, everyone made mistakes that want to undo
Samuel Alves If it worked then it would have undone every bad thing he did so he'd have his family back and everyone would have been fine but it didn't go as planned so he suffered so much to get them back and turned the world against him to just fail and be all alone.
That's why I feel so bad for him.
@@theogchapstick5024 i wanted him to win. Only to go back to his family and move on. And somehow maybe the brotherhood of 5 wouldve met
Android monk* wizard would be multiclassing.
You know how is he die?
"nothing is scarier than a man who had nothing to lose."
That was the truth about Nox, a man who would end the world because he lost everything.
A man with nothing to lose and everything to gain.
@@Shadednecros and that's why he became so motivate to do those atrocities
@@ethanmalandain3072 Exactly
@@ethanmalandain3072 It was made clear what he did distressed him, so he kept telling himself that if he succeeded then it will be as if it never happened
@@Shadednecros i know, too bad it was all for nothing
Nox's character is one of the best examples of incredible willpower!
Force majeure, the toy of the gods, destroyed his life. But instead of just surrendering in the face of that which is higher than the mortal’s understanding, he, as a USUAL man, subjugated the power of the gods, defeated dragons and successfully fought with whole countries alone. At the same time, incredibly suffering all these years, but stubbornly moving towards his goal.
Surprisingly, this character very clearly shows what the willpower of an ordinary person is capable of in a seemingly hopeless situation when the whole world and even the gods themselves are against you.
Man is a shounen protagonist as a villian.
I can’t think of any antagonist who has worked harder then him for his goal. He sort of averts the trope of villains simply having everything they need while the protagonist must work to gain what they need to confront their antagonist.
"The Heavens do not fear me because I'm a god. They fear me because I'm a MAN!" ©Pantheon
The sad thing is. There's a theory that it did actually work. Because in the scene where Yugo forced the Eliacube to activate, they teleport to a storm ridden plane with what appears to be Ogrest in the background. And from what is known of the events before Nox's family's death, it would coincide with the time where it happened since it was revealed that his family was killed by Ogrest's Chaos. But in the heat of the moment and the obsession with getting Yugo's wakfu, he teleported back to the present and lost all that wakfu from the going back and forth which is why he only had 20 minutes left in the machine.
Oh god, it would had been awful.
It was Ogrest in the present. the power of the primordial and eliotrope dofus were reacting to each other. It was simple foreshadowing for the OVAs that followed and the immense power Yugo would wield.
@@vinn41862 Why not both?
@@dradesgaming3565 He is a Xelor who can see and control the effects of time manipulation. We see the the flow of the reversal. Yugo didn't take them to his intended destination 200 years ago. It is far more likely that he wasn't crazy, but that (Quilby or Oropo) was talking to Nox through the Eliacube to manipulate him and they probably siphoned a lot of the collected wakfu to their separate dimension to facilitate their plans. I'm less inclined to believe that he was too deranged to notice he unknowingly blundered time magic than he was too naive or inexperienced with Eliotrope magic and tools to notice the siphon that hindered his ability to go back further.
@@vinn41862 I know this is a late reply, but I feel like the theory he was being manipulated lessens everything he did. It’s easy to excuse what he did by saying he was just being controlled, he wouldn’t have done it otherwise. By not being controlled though, we see how truly desperate he is and the terrifying lengths he’s willing to go to achieve, not the goals of others, but his own.
I love that line “I’ll try and do it right this time around” and “Because a part of me is dead and in the ground.”
It fits Nox so well. And that through line of “If you could go back and fix your mistakes.” which I’m sure everyone has felt at some point in their lives.
If only we could undo some terrible mistake. Which is what makes Nox so sympathetic. A mistake so terrible he might as well be dead if he didn’t have that desperate hope of making it right.
Man, Nox's story is just sad. I mean, stealing the very life out of countless beings, plants and such, for over 200 years in an attempt to go back in time and save his family, and what he gets is only 20 minutes. 20 minutes, only enough to reverse the destruction of the Sadida Tree, for his several hundred years of pain. Poor guy.
i have an theory, he deserved to go 20 minuties in rhe past...in the moment of his died family, 20 minits to save him....with this idea wanted to return...200 years stealing live to return that 20 minuts...but that 200 years passed yet and he return 20 minits (sorry for my bad inglish and i hope mi idea was clear xD)
@@coolerbloodman4226 I half way get it but explain some more.
@@jordanjone6272 my theory is refused u.y, his family die in other place by ogres cataclysm and past most than 20 minutes
@@coolerbloodman4226 its sad his family dies either way, if nox returned then ogrest would just kill the whole world, though its still debatable if goultard can defeat her
I haven't watched 'Wakfu', but my heart bled profusely when I read Nox's backstory and his ending on the Wiki and Wikipedia.
Nox is AN amazing villain! And you picked a great song choice for him. Simply amazing!
Nox is dio brando with a story and a characterization
@@fabioviti8126 WRRRRRRRYYYYYYYYY
Jojo in english:
Okuyasu: It's so finger lickin' good.
Josuke: For the love of god drop the meat.
Et on dit merci les français oui je suis fière pour une fois on fait un truc bien 😂
Hey, Thanos. You see that?
That's a Man whose Goal would have actually made the World a better place.
Too bad it did not work.
Thanos is a zealot extremist fueled by grand delusions...so he and nox are more alike
I would like to see a fight between Thanos and Nox
@@nicolasespitalier8087 With or without the Time Stone?
@@itsjustvin7630 Still. Nox' Plan at least could have worked in Theory. He couldn't have known that there is not enough Wakfu in the World to turn Time back that much.
Thanos' Plan was stupid from the Start. If you think about it for five Minutes, it falls completely apart.
@@johannesseyfried7933 that's why one is insane with a brain and the other is a self righteous zealot
Nox is easily one of my favorite villains in any show. He is just so well done! Having an interesting back story, a tragic past, a good reason for being who he is now and why he is doing what he has been doing for centuries. He even looks just so damn cool! And his logic was sound, too! It gave him the push to be able to do all of the horrific things he needed to do to have his spell work.
And the best part? He technically WINS. Think about it. He beat everybody in the first season. He got all of the energy he could get for the cube, and his spell *actually works!* he proved everyone wrong and had his spell work! They said it would tear the universe apart, yet it didn’t!
And yet... it only reversed time by 20 minutes. Centuries of collecting energy... for 20 minutes. And when he realized it, that his spell technically required more energy than he could ever hope to collect, that he had done such horrific things and forever be unable to undo them - which is, again, one reason why he was able to convince himself to do such things -, it broke him. So much so that he apologized, crying, and left to let himself die on the graves of his family...
Nox has beaten everybody. He has overcome every battle, but he lost what mattered most. All of that makes Nox one of the best villains in any show.
It is a shame that we won’t ever see him truly come back though. Like through a sort of redemption arc where he could try to make up for everything he has done, thinking it’s to make up for what he did for his family’s sake, and to be able to face them one day when he dies. That would have been interesting to see in the latest season of the show...
God, I hope they make another season. >.>
Stephen King: "Nightmares exist outside of logic, and there's little fun to be had in explanations; they're antithetical to the poetry of fear.” I think a similar logic applies to such tragedies as Nox's - the fact he can't redeem himself because of his death is what makes the sadness and heartbreak of it stay with one.
Nox is dead
@@Cimex090 multiverse theory accidentally other verisons of him failing so we get 20 nox?
There is another season in the making.
So he was conscious the whole time even when trapped in his body in this simulation he did not want to be in. That is torture.
He sacrificed so much.
He suffered so much.
So much tears.
So much pain.
He spent 200 years only trying to erase his mistakes.
He spent 200 years only trying to get his family back.
He worked so much.
For 20 minutes.
Now, there was nothing left.
Not even sadness.
Not even hate.
But he finally understood.
He was only repeating the same pattern, the same mistake.
He just wasn’t ready to face the truth.
Now, he was.
He was going to accomplish what he should have for so long.
He was finally going to see them.
The best part is really if he had confined the effect to only the same solar system rather then the entire Krosmos... It probably would have *worked*. Think about it: it turned back time across the entire universe, if he had limited the area more it might very well have gone exactly to plan.
But he didn't know enough about the nature of the universe to set the parameters right...
@@theghostinthemachine But then higher forces through the Krosmos would have known of the time reverse, and maybe could have swapped it back.
Damn.
When Nox cried... Oh man... My heart broke a little
Love this guy. My favorite villain from Wakfu
"Nothing is scarier than a man who has nothing left to lose or has everything to gain."
Both categories fit like a glove on Nox.
Since I was a child, I discovered wakfu and I truly hated him but now I get what makes him so perfect: he is creepy, a man who lost everything and would do anything in any way to save his family. He is a villain who has a reason to be like this: he believed to be right but he was used and despite this he is so incredible. He arrived to challenge one of the strongest beings of wakfu to arrive to its goal. The reccomendations of UA-cam helped me to discover your tribute, and it is magic. Matching music and video in this way is hard but it comes beautiful. Thank you from Italy for making me discover again this piece of European animation story and one of the best villain ever made.
This guy was the one reason I watched wakfu. I really Miss is jerking movement. Too bad he wasn't in the latest season.
He was in season 3
@@lixten7322 he wasn't really there. He was an illusion based off of guilt.
Well nox died at the end of the season one so... (they cannot just bring him back)
He was only reason for me too
@@enpitsu3407 Perhaps a alternate timeline of him tried but ended up in the current timeline but continued the goal to go back maybe make a Legion of them throw this bs?
_"Its terrifying, what hope does to a desperate man."_
The thing I love about this villain is that his “evil scheme” is something we’ve all probably seen another villain do, either by creating a new world, destroying the current one or bringing back the dead.
But this one he actually succeeds. Turns out that he miss calculated and was chasing false hope from the beginning. The bad guy rarely wins in such a way that they have nothing left to do but reflect on their actions, since he was so committed only to get what he wanted but it wasn’t to the extent he wanted.
"When hope fails you, desperation devours you."-said by me.
Nice
That’s actually a good quote.
Desperation... or Despair.
True
- TheKosior
Is it bad I wanted him to win. But only to go back find his family and move on.
he did though which is way he knew he made another universe or a replica of himself by time-traveling which is way he made the other version to fail in a way so he could be with the family instead of having another version appear after he had succeeded
@@payforoxygen oh
@@edmirneziri3877 multiverse theory ooooo spooky physics (I am scared)
@@payforoxygen how do you know this ?
@@athanatosfallenstar5483 honestly I just made it up by using "logic" and being hopefull for him, what more is that time traveling idea always makes things have a consequence at the end, so I just care to think that something did happen, instead of them just teleporting to some past time for a few minutes and that's it, where is the life-altering ? xD. sorry if it is a lie but the way I see it, that is something with a possibility to happen
personally i'm proud of nox because even if it was 20 minutes, the fact of having gone back in time is incredible. and I do not remember very well but even the gods can not do this, however for a human it raises of the impossible
Man he go further than only 20 minutes go see the scene an other time
Indeed. Nox surpassed the God of Time, Xelor, in that aspect. Everyone thought turning back time was impossible until he came around. I just wish he would have succeeded so he can meet his family and revert all the atrocities he committed.
@@ZeroHelios46 I think that the god of time once turned back time a few seconds……. Yeah if the god of time can get a few seconds no one would think a mortal could at all let alone manage 20 minutes
Sometimes villains don’t need a compelling reason to be evil, and other times they do. Nox is one the best villains I’ve ever seen, a compelling character who had every reason to do what he did, and when he failed, he gave up his evil plans and simply slinked away to die of guilt for almost driving a rave to extinction
Yugo lo ocasiono todo 😢
People can call Wakfu a kid's show all they want. It doesn't change the fact that it had what was EASILY one of the best developed and most memorable villains of all time.
R.I.P Nox.
Might be at first glance a kids show indeed but when you mature up it becomes one hell of a life lesson and it can be sometimes quite naughty when you listen to the characters x)
I was a kid when I watched, and this show felt way more serious than even mature animations
@@soleonshae8657remember that time the kid yugo and adamai had to process the fact that Grugarolagan died ? Or when Nox killed half of the main cast before he "won", well and then the 20 minute time rewind and Noxs ashes on the grave of his family, this show really knew when to be dark.
I remember watching this show a long time ago and totally forgot about it. The only things I remember is the unique animation and this villain being a pure badass. Thanks for making it;).
“I’ve got a question for ya: Do you believe that even the best person can change? That everyone can be capable of 'evil'...if they’ve lost everything?” -Undersource Sans
Yes
As everyone evil can do something nice in their life.
You got the title horribly wrong (unless it’s yet another AU I don’t know about) but I love the usage of this quote here.
@@Hayateayanami666 Yes. The complexity of humanity
I usually dont like villains tbh but for Nox, he has an interesting backstory and his plan to see his family alive again has completely failed. I feel bad for Nox: taking people down, killing off lives, destroying nations, devastating countries, all that for 200+ years only to go back 20 minutes. If he had never found the Eliacube 200 years back, he'd have never done any of this catastrophy, meaning everyone would be living better but Yugo, Ruel, Alibert, Evangeline, Amelia, Adamai and Dally would have never met
Yugo too, felt bad for Nox. Didn't even think he would see him having tears running down, made him sad too. Thinking that the path of destruction Nox created would never be repaired.
Same
This is not something I say normally, but I would have preferred to win the bad one (especially since by winning all the bad things he did he would no longer be)
And if you think about it, it was Oropo who had Nox find the Eliacube. It was all Yugo's fault in some way. D:
@@ZeroHelios46 how so?
@@wesxd5292 Yugo created the Eliotropes by accident in Season 2,i believe. It's when lots of blurry versions of Yugo appear all around him. They are sent back to different times. Orope is one of those and he claims to have set up the cube so that Nox would find it.
@@ZeroHelios46 wth I dont remember seeing that in season 2
I wonder how Xelor the God of Time reacted to Nox going back in time:
Was he suprised at the feat or did he lied about such a feat being impossible due to the amount of magic necessary to pull it off?
That second part sound really interesting and plausible. Gods tend to do such a thing for the betterment of everyone.
There’s a fanfic where nox makes a clock to gain power as the gods think from xelor as xelor says “that monument is to nox alone”
@@seanoborn692 name of fic?
@@franciscorui
Easier to make everyone think it’s impossible than to trust in the hearts of people really.
Personally, as a headcanon I like to think that when Nox reached the limbo of the Krosmoz (I forget its name) upon death, the gods probably gave his soul some kind of gentle penance like assisting around Xelor's realm for a thousand years as punishment for his actions, letting him off so easy out of pity.
"My life with you means everything, so I won't give up that easily" is definitely something I can picture myself Nox saying when thinking of his family
Nox is the best example of how grief and obsession can drive someone to madness.
Move aside Thanos, Nox is here.
Но что бы было с Ноксом, если бы на месте полупарализованного Гругалораграна был бы Файерис? Во чтором сезоне даже килби боится в одиночку противостоять ему
I think what make him a good villain is the fact that he could also be a hero... like when he's speaking when you know his story you can definitly just imagine him being the hero of his own story.
his sword alone is a work of art
Ah, those here in 2021, you have great taste in cartoons, music AND villains
Anyone else cried a lot when they saw Nox crying?
He is my favourite villain. His backstory is just so well written and just heartbreaking. No wonder he killed so much people if he actually had no ill intentions. The poor guy just wanted to go back to his family 😢
Same here when I watched his final scene on YT, already knowing his full backstory beforehand
It made me cry because nox new he wasn't going to save his family
“Everyone is the hero of their own story” -Handsome Jack
Best of Wakfu villains is that they are not evil, but they grew insane for some reason and have a concrete goal:
Nox wanted his family back;
Qilby wanted to live with his people and be happy;
Oropo and the demigods wanted to create a word where no one would have felt abandoned like themself
this was defiantly a nostalgia trip, and a deep one. Nox was my favorite antagonist of the Wakfu series
Ah, yes
Wakfu
The series in which villains actually have good, non-bulls@$t reasons for being one
I love this series
Why I grew up on this shoe
wakfu was WILD the tone shift from whimsical to emotional and painful, with some phenomenal action sequences.
One of the most sympathetic villains out there. He also perfectly shows that control over time is one of the strongest (if not THE strongest) powers to have.
Because of this video, I started watching Wakfu.
Did you liked it ? Season 4 is coming soon
@vaudequas🤩 yes
One of the best villains with their backstories. He just wanted to get back to his family. And killed a lot of people to get there. Also one of the saddest defeats. All that pain and destruction for nothing.
This is an awesome vid, dude. Really captures the moments.
Best villain ever
(Nice video)
Si vas a comentar un video en ingles no pongas tildes
@@mariateresadelgadolorente2813 que habra sido el corrector
People say Denerys is tragic character. They obviously haven't watched Wakfu.
Both were tragic, but Nox was jusn on another level
AtLA
Rest in peace Nox, you are finally with your family.
My favorite Wakfu Villain
Hes my favorite villian in general. Maybe after the joker
He's in my top ten Villains
Is the best Villain of WAkFU
He is one of the best villains of all time
So I watched this video before I watch the Actually Wakfu show. Sincerely I thought Nox was a Underdog hero, a machine built by to help (someone) but after that person died he lost his mind, and after several defeats laying broken n battered he was close to his goal. And I wasn't that far off.
My god Wakfu wrote Nox so well! He is genuinely the best part of the show. N the fact I was so close just scenes alone tells how great the character was
@Soniku11 Actually he is a cyborg- remember the scenes where he sicks those mummies on the dragon, I don't know the game lore, whether they are some twisted zombies, or just disturbing automatons or some even worse hybrid, but Nox basically turned himself into one of the same. That iron man like glowing hole in his chest is too deep, and in the final scene we see of him is his family's graves with his armor in a pile of dust. some of his scenes in his clock lair have wakfu being poored into his chest hole, he is basically a mummy kept walking around via magic and clockwork, thats part of the reason his movents are so jerky at times. He is basically like that cyborg/zombie guy from the first Hellboy film, but animated by the magic he gathers so he can keep gathering more for his big plan.
@@timothycarney9652 lol that's why I said close :) he was this Underdog Villain who desperately wanted to save the family he once had. From this desire he augmented his entire being for this singular goal.
Really damn good story, just was never a fan of the show.
One thing never mentioned.
Doing the end title of season 1, we see noxs armor on his family grave.
Its because when he teleported away, was because the 200 years was now cathing up to him, as he quickly returned to his family where he turned to dust.
Nox must be one of the best villans ever, he's sympathetic but clearly driven insane by his pursuits of happiness in the form of the eliacube. Although I find it's weird they treat him as dead in season 3. I always cry when Nox teleports away in that last episode. He just wanted to be with his family because he was so obsessed with the power of the cube that he neglected them.
Yeah. Nox's final scene genuinely makes me cry for him. And I find it really amazing that there was so much death and tragedy in the final battle against Nox, but at the end of it it was truly the antagonist who garnered the most pity of all.
As for Nox being dead, that was more or less confirmed with a shot in the Season 1 finale's end credits, and I can't see him doing anything else but die after the tragic end to his time-rewind quest.
This song fits Nox so good, it's like it was made for him only.
I have witnessed a perfect tribute, the song you chose was without a doubt the best for this character.
Amazing new thumbnail
😂
One of the greatest villains in fiction.
A cyborg time wizard will always be cool.
It’s not often that we see a villain that is just as determined as the hero usually is.
More I remember his story of a man who want to define time jusr to see and save his family but was driven to madness by the cube
This is not something I say normally, but I would have preferred to win the bad one (especially since by winning all the bad things he did he would no longer be)
Not to mention it was Oropo who gave him the Eliacube...
@@insertclevernamehere1186 that was true
This is literally the perfect amv for Nox I mean it’s like this song was built for him
As they ever said
"who controls time controls everything"
Great antagonist, my favorite one of the series by far. The one who technnically defeated the protagonist, then defeated himself.
Nox is one of my favorite villains, he really deserved to win.
By far the absolute best character in anything I’ve seen beside Red Dead Redemption.
Noximillion truly did not deserve what happened to him. At the end of season one, it was evident that he really didn’t care if everything lived or died, if it worked, his life was perfect again, if it failed, the suffering ends.
"I still see good in you Nox the xelor, it is not too late to turn away from this path" - grugaloragran
I'll be honest I watched Wakfu because of this character. I saw the first episode and the second he appeared on screen and started talking I got hooked. It's been a few years and most of the details of the show have slipped from my mind but not Nox. He deserves way more credit in pop culture.
Very nice video. :) :)
I love the choice of song - I'd never heard about 'Wakfu', but having just now at the vid's end looked up Nox's story on Wikipedia, it seems appropriate to me that he'd have a song like this. Melancholic, about denying the overwhelming belief that things are over and done, and sounding to me when I watched the vid more like it was meant for a near-broken hero struggling against impossible odds than for a psychopath. :) :)
This vid certainly has a lot of action sequences, and I love the way the fast-cut ones have so much colourful animated action and content crammed into them. :) :) I love how Nox switches from those unsettlingly saucer-wide robot eyes to angry eyes, and the clips where he jutters like a rusting machine or where he twitches madly like at 2:19, really do give me the impression that he's insane. :) Once again, you've managed to create a Villainous Breakdown in the vid's narrative, with the footage of Nox getting frustrated in front of the cube and seeming to scream at it - true to the song's hero-vibes, that clip's combination with "Don't get caught up in yourself" really makes it seem like that's Nox facing his breaking point and finding his resolve again, with how the footage of him using his powers and fighting follows. And, knowing his backstory, I rather love how this vid ends with him atop the cog-pile (I'm assuming that's probably the moment he discovered he could only go back in time twenty minutes), and the way his damaged face's white-cracked, glassy look around the eye makes it look like he's crying. :) :) I wouldn't have minded some footage of his backstory appearance though, in spite of its relevance to his quest and the song.
I'm the only person to every read the entire thing
This tribute actually got me to re-watch Wakfu. And the song is great. Thanks a lot!
Honestly that cube is the true villain it Caused him to lose everything and failed him when he needed it most
in my opinion, nox is the best villain in Wakfu, with a very sad and very strong story, he doesn't do any harm because he wants to, it's because he wants to reunite with his family
In my opinion, Nox is one of the best villains in ALL OF western animation, period.
I mean if he succeeded he would have undone all his crimes
I'm a simple man
I see Wakfu
I click
Then i go watch wakfu again and then cry about the 4th season that we all wait
The video is 4 years old wow... i remember watching this 3 years ago and i always do, the amv is so good i cant get over it
Time doesn't always heal all wounds
TRUE
Nox is such amazing villain, he has a reason, the power and actually causes issues the brotherhood of the tofu. I even still feel terrible every time I see him die... their is no other anime that can make someone feel if that. Prove me wrong
No one still can't after three years
An amazing tribute, with a very well picked song.
More people need to see this. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Amazing video! I didn’t know who this was but he looked awesome after watching this. Did some research and am saddened after discovering his story.
He maybe could've won if he had aimed even higher.
The Sadida tree wasn't enough, but maybe with the Dofus Ogrest had at the time, or reuniting the dragon ones, he could've gone back more than 20 minutes.
@@TheUrizen The thing is. There's a theory that it did actually work. Because in the scene where Yugo forced the Eliacube to activate, they teleport to a storm ridden plane with what appears to be Ogrest in the background. And from what is known of the events before Nox's family's death, it would coincide with the time where it happened since it was revealed that his family was killed by Ogrest's Chaos. But in the heat of the moment and the obsession with getting Yugo's wakfu, he teleported back to the present and lost all that wakfu from the going back and forth which is why he only had 20 minutes.
I think the music fits perfectly for him as he doesn't accept that he lost his family forever and thinks of going back in time to be with them and when the song ends it truly is over as he realizes that everything he has done was for nothing his plans of going back in time to be with his family failed and only sent him back 20 minutes realizing that everything was for nothing.
*all that pain,that suffering for 20 mere minute* man what a villan! (kinda chered for him in the end of the season,not gonna lie)
All it takes is one bad day. That's how far the world is from me. ONE. BAD. DAY. - Joker
The ironic part is that Joker was wrong yet in every other adaptation of that story he's right
The hero and the villain are equal in their reason for fighting. Nox lost everything he cares about and is trying to get it back. Yugo in turn is trying to preserve everything he cares about. That is one of the reasons why Nox is such a great villain.
This is your most popular video Arkham and it deserves it like most of your tributes and this one is specifically my most favorite due to the relatability of Nox and how the song fits him so perfect and it really makes people who don’t understand a character from first hand and shows their feelings all you have to do is pick the right song that fits and you have done just that perfectly his story and his motives was so much better than most characters and Ik im repeating the same thing but in different ways of saying it but I just can’t fathom on how perfect this just fits
When I first saw Nox I was like “So he’s basically just an evil Iron Man.” After time, I thought “Holy Crap, this guy is a freakin legend!”
Nox is the most logical villain ever
I mean he did all that to reunite with his family again
Best show ever
Nox is the character that is responsible for my minor obsession with the concept of villains and evil.
Same
You gotta feel bad for the guy he stole the lives of countless and dedicated 100s of years to fixing everything. To only in the end go back 20 min.
200 years man, so yeah, I agree, I feel bad for him
The first season's finale is such a rollercoaster.
"Farewell, Yugo the Eliatrope." -Noximillian the Clockmaker
I’m not afraid of a man who has something to gain I’m afraid of a man who has nothing to lose
Thank you for all the pain he suffered through he deserves to be remembered😭
Nox is forever in our hearts. Madara from naruto thought he knew what mental pain was. He is casual compared to Nox
I wonder who worked harder for their plan to go back in time nox or Goetia from FGO.
The best cartoon villain/antagonist.
when the villain you introduce in Episode 1 is more menacing and *real* than every other threat in the series combined.
I've got no idea who wrote what parts of what (this was all based on a game so there are probably a LOT of writers involved in the body of work, likely even several layers of them on specific parts) but whomever was responsible for season1 and the content it was based on was either far more skilled or simply not toiling away at their daily grind adding on fluff content to sell merch. I'd compare him to the other villains but quite frankly *I do not remember their names* because there just wasn't enough character behind the plot device to attach a name too.
Qilby was like 9/10 too if u understand his backstory
Nox is Probably my 2nd Favourite Villain Next to The Joker
Damn, i miss Wakfu so much. It was one of the Best Animatd Shows ever. I actually learned the Language of the Dragons/Eliatropes!
There's plans for kickstartering 4 season in 2020 (as they can't find any other way to make it)
This is not something I say normally, but I would have preferred to win the bad one (especially since by winning all the bad things he did he would no longer be)
Probably one of my favorite villains In a series
Cool tribute. Really like the song choice and editing. Keep up the good work. 👍
I can wish only one thing: more Wakfu!
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