MechanicalCPR devices are nothing new. Emergency responders were using a device called “The Thumper” in Victoria as long ago as the 1970s. However, there seems to be a surge in interest in these auto-resuscitation devices as new products hit the market and old standbys roll out fancy upgrades. TwentyFive, Twenty-One - 01x01 - Episode 1 Grey's Anatomy - 18x03 - Hotter Than Hell Miss Scarlet and The Duke - 02x02 - The Black Witch Moth: French · 33.17% Completed : Bulgarian · 99.59% Completed : French · 51.39% Completed The Neighborhood - 03x10 - Welcome to the Procedure Call The Midwife - 11x05 - Episode 5 Homicide: Life on the Lookingfor information on the anime 100-man no Inochi no Ue ni Ore wa Tatteiru (I'm Standing on a Million Lives)? Find out more with MyAnimeList, the world's most active online anime and manga community and database. Yuusuke Yotsuka has always disliked Tokyo, but he especially hates the people who live in it. He would rather thrive in 1 Ok All of us are dead c’était vraiment trop bien si y a pas de saison 2 je crie. January 31, 2022 . 2) Bah j’ai enchaîné les 6 premiers épisodes de All Of Us Are Dead et c’est trop Episode1. Dans le labo de Lee Byeong-chan, une élève se fait mordre par une souris à première vue inoffensive. Peu après, le lycée devient le théâtre d'un véritable bain de sang. Vous le savez, la joie d’apprendre le renouvellement de sa série préférée mais aussi la déception d’en apprendre l’annulation fait partie de la vcqmIC. Training of the Dead is an OVA bundled with Volume 14 of My Hero Academia. It is the second OVA released for the series. Summary Prologue Tsuyu's Froggy Family! Tsuyu Asui talks about her family, starting by introducing them, including her dad Ganma, mom Beru, younger brother Samidare, and younger sister Satsuki. Tsuyu explains how her parents often work away from home, thus she is the one who takes care of her siblings, doing things such as making them dinner. As she must be at home often, she would leave school early, leading to her classmates making assumptions about her out-of-place behavior. Combining this with her studies to get into High School, she never made any friends at her Middle High. Tsuyu then talks about a girl who used to follow her around, named Habuko Mongoose, who was too always alone. Tsuyu eventually worked up the courage to talk to Habuko, asking her if she wanted to be friends, which she tearfully accepted. The two remained friends even after attending different high schools. Episode Isamu students meet Class 1-A. After their internships, the students of Class 1-A return back to school for regular classes. However instead, the students get a surprise activity with 4 guests from a nearby Hero school, Isamu Academy High School. The four guests reveal themselves to be Kashiko Sekigai, Dadan Tadan, Romero Fujimi, and finally Habuko. Tsuyu excitedly reunites with her old friend, while Katsuki Bakugo and Romero immediately start feuding between each other, to both class' exasperation. The special activity turns out to be a team survival course in a forest. The class is broken down into 6 groups of 4. Team A is composed of Izuku Midoriya, Tsuyu, Mina Ashido, and Ochaco Uraraka. Team B is Katsuki, Eijiro Kirishima, Momo Yaoyorozu, and Mezo Shoji. Team C is Shoto Todoroki, Toru Hagakure, Mashirao Ojiro, and Koji Koda. Team D is Tenya Ida, Fumikage Tokoyami, Hanta Sero, and Rikido Sato. Team E is Kyoka Jiro, Minoru Mineta, Denki Kaminari, and Yuga Aoyama. Team F is the Isamu Academy team. The basic rule of the game is to survive as long as possible. If you beat up someone you must tie them with the given tape to count them as eliminated. The last team to survive wins. All Might asks Eraser Head why he chose such a boring activity for the visiting guests. Eraser Head replies that it's to remind everyone that being a hero is also about being patient and having self-control. Incidentally, Katsuki's Explosion is heard in the distance, causing All Might to remark that not everyone likes to stay put. Habuko paralyzes the students. Katsuki immediately beats Team E and then Team D. With two teams out of commission, Katsuki begins to look for the Isamu Academy team. Meanwhile Kashiko uses her ability to keep an eye on Katsuki. She tells her team members that Katsuki is looking for them and he is approaching fast. This prompts Dadan to launch a barrage of missiles at Katsuki. The Isamu team then goes to check to make sure they didn't seriously harm anybody. While looking for their bodies they find a sheet used by Momo to block the attack. As they're about to attack, Habuko uses her Quirk to paralyze everyone. However, Katsuki had already jumped in the air before he could be stunned, so he becomes paralyzed while in midair. As he begins to fall, Katsuki is able to move again, laughing and telling her she has an ineffective ability as it only lasts 3 seconds. Romero explodes in rage over his comments and releases a bunch of pink gas that envelops everyone in the area, including his classmates. Team A and C run into each other as they start to avoid the strange pink mist. Izuku and Shoto both note how this must be an ability of one of the Isamu's students and agree to a temporary truce. Suddenly, a zombified Team B, E, and D come out of the mist and begin to randomly attack anything in their path. Romero appears toward them laughing, claiming that isn't all that its cracked up, just as a zombified Katsuki sneaks up behind him, turning him into a zombie. Shoto desperately tries to hold back the zombies with his ice and wonders if its now possible to reverse the Quirk with the user being a zombie as well. As the zombies break through Shoto's attack he notices all of his team members have become zombies. Zombie Habuko and Tsuyu. Izuku tries to analyze the situation and realizes the zombies still resemble their former selves, with each of the zombified classmates showing off their usual personality traits, which includes the rest of the Isamu students among them. As they continue to run Tsuyu trips over a rock allowing a zombified Habuko to catch up to her. In a touching scene, Habuko is able to remember Tsuyu in her zombie state, only for the moment to be ruined as Yuga sneaks up behind Tsuyu and turns her into a zombie. Having sensed the trouble, All Might bursts onto the battlefield to save the day, only for him to immediately transform back into his weakened state when he lands. Izuku is terrified his secret his out, but everyone else just assumes he's some stranger who was also turned into a zombie, and run off. All Might tries to explain that he is not a zombie, just as the real zombies creep up behind him, only to simply walk past All Might, thinking he is one of them, much to his dismay. Zombies think All Might is one of them. With Izuku, Shoto, Ochaco, Mina, and Toru the only survivors left, they run into a cave where Shoto creates an ice wall to barricade themselves from the zombies. As the zombies begin to gnarl at the wall, Izuku remarks it's only a matter of time for them to breakthrough. He decides to come up with a plan to bust their way forward by knocking the zombies away so they can escape. Using One For All Full Cowl, he shoots out a burst of air that destroys the ice wall, launching all the zombies away. Unfortunately, it turns out the moment right before the attack was thrown, everyone had reverted to their normal forms. The confused and injured students fall all over the arena, while an enraged Katsuki blasts himself right toward Izuku, declaring that he must want to fight, despite him trying in vein to explain. Eraser Head sighs to himself as he hears a loud explosion in the distance. Injured Izuku. Later, the injured Isamu students prepare to depart, saying their goodbyes to several injured 1-A students. They attempt to make Romero apologize for his attack, and make Katsuki apologize for his violence, but to no avail. They bid their farewell, with Tsuyu and Habuko giving their special goodbyes. At the same time, a completely bandaged Izuku lies in the hospital room, as an apologetic All Might tries to console him while bringing him a cake. Izuku simply responds he can't eat it cause Katsuki messed up his face. Staff Director Kenji Nagasaki Scriptwriter Yōsuke Kuroda Character Design Yoshihiko Umakoshi Music Yuki Hayashi Studio Bones Cast Daiki Yamashita as Izuku Midoriya Nobuhiko Okamoto as Katsuki Bakugo Ayane Sakura as Ochaco Uraraka Kaito Ishikawa as Tenya Ida Yuki Kaji as Shoto Todoroki Aoi Yuki as Tsuyu Asui Kenta Miyake as All Might Junichi Suwabe as Shota Aizawa Maaya Uchida as Habuko Mongoose Ryōhei Kimura as Romero Fujimi Asami Yoshikawa as Kashiko Sekigai Kei Minegishi as Dadan Tadan Gallery Isamu High School Habuko's colored character design for the character design for the colored character design for the character design for the colored character design for the character design for the colored character design for the character design for the OVA. Videos 『僕のヒーローアカデミア』オリジナルアニメ「Training of the Dead＜トレーニング・オブ・ザ・デッド＞」PV＜コミックス第14巻DVD付き限定版＞ Trivia The same animation team for Training of the Dead also worked on My Hero Academia Two Heroes. The prologue is an adaptation of the bonus chapter Tsuyu's Ribbity Diary. Chronologically, the OVA original story takes place between the Vs. Hero Killer Arc and the Final Exams Arc. External Links Official Website Site Navigation v • eAnime Seasons Season 1 • Season 2 • Season 3 • Season 4 • Season 5 • Season 6 Anime Films Two Heroes • Heroes Rising • World Heroes' Mission OVAs Save! Rescue Training • Training of the Dead • All Might Rising • Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training • Hawks Soothe • Hero League Baseball • Laugh! As if you are in Hell Related Articles Episodes - Simak link nonton film All of Us Are Dead full episode sub Indo di sini. Anda juga bisa download film All of Us Are Dead secara resmi, legal, dan gratis dalam artikel ini. Situs nonton film All of Us Are Dead full episode sub Indo ini bisa didapatkan tanpa melalui LK21 dan IndoXXI. Baca Juga 3 Link Download Film Kukira Kau Rumah Resmi, Bukan di LK21 dan IndoXXI Hingga saat ini, drama korea All of Us Are Dead ini masih ramai diperbincangkan karena ceritanya yang seru. Bagi kalian yang belum sempat nonton drakor All of Us Are Dead itu, bisa menyimak sinopsisnya terlebih dahulu. Sinopsis All of Us Are Dead Cerita dimulai dari pengeroyokan seorang remaja oleh sekelompok remaja di sebuah atap gedung. Remaja yang ternyata anak dari seorang Guru sains di sekolah SMA tersebut dikeroyok hingga dibawa ke rumah sakit. Baca Juga Download Lagu MP3 dari TikTok Tanpa Aplikasi Gratis, Klik di Sini Terkini Découvrez toutes les infos concernant la sortie de la Saison 2 de All Of Us Are Dead sur Netflix ! Date de sortie, renouvellement Of Us Are Dead est disponible sur Netflix ! Si vous souhaitez savoir quand sortira la Saison 2, lisez la suite ! Le cadre du lycée dans All of Us Are Dead marque une rupture avec les lieux utilisés précédemment dans les séries coréennes sur les zombies. Pour découvrir l’explication de la fin de la saison 1, lisez milieu de l’effroi et de la destruction, le cadre jeune offre des possibilités de badinage adolescent et d’amour naissant. Nous rencontrons le loyal Lee Cheong-san, ainsi que la dynamique Nam On-jo, qui met à profit ses connaissances en matière de survie acquises auprès de son père présidente de la classe et meilleure élève, Choi Nam-ra, est d’abord distante et distante, mais nous apprendrons plus tard qu’elle se bat contre ses propres démons, comme tant d’autres étudiants. Pour suivre les acteurs et actrices sur Instagram, lisez Su-hyeok et Yang Dae-su forment également le groupe principal d’étudiants qui errent dans les laboratoires de sciences, les salles de diffusion, les studios de musique pour tenter de survivre et de trouver un refuge sûr. Qu’est-ce qui ne va donc pas dans ce monde ? Si vous avez terminé la série, on vous dit tout concernant la sortie de la Saison 2 de All Of Us Are Dead sur Netflix !La première saison est sortie le 28 janvier 2022. Actuellement, aucune annonce de renouvellement n’a été faite concernant la sortie de la Saison 2 de All Of Us Are Dead sur Netflix. Netflix attend généralement quelques semaines avant de prolonger ou non une série. Les critiques et la popularité de All Of Us Are Dead sont pour le moment très série est également inspiré d’une bande dessinée et les 130 chapitres n’ont pas été développé dans la première saison. La fin nous laisse également en plein suspens. Les séries Coréennes rencontrent également beaucoup de succès en ce moment. Nous pensons donc que la date de sortie de la Saison 2 de All Of Us Are Dead devrait être fixée pour début 2023 sur Netflix !Que peut on attendre de la suite ?Dans le final de la saison 1, après le bombardement de la ville de Hyosan, la plupart des zombies sont morts. La séquence finale se déroule quelque temps après l’apparition du virus. Alors qu’elle se rend au mémorial de ses amis, On-Jo aperçoit un incendie sur le toit de leur école et se souvient de la promesse qu’ils s’étaient soir suivant, elle et le reste des survivants visitent l’école, qui n’est plus qu’une ruine à cause du bombardement. Ils découvrent que Nam-Ra est en vie et se porte la saison 2 de All Of Us Are Dead, de plus amples informations sur les Halfbies seront révélées. Il est possible qu’au moins un zombie se soit faufilé au-delà de la barricade et ait atteint Séoul. Par conséquent, la prochaine épidémie pourrait se produire dans la capitale sud-coréenne. Cela réunira probablement le groupe de héros une fois de plus. Home Features MOBA League Of Legends Image credit Riot Games Netflix's Arcane is finally here, and we're recapping each of its episodes. Each Saturday until November 20, a new act containing three episodes will premiere on Netflix. You can read our review of Act 1, or check out our recaps of episode 2 and episode you think of League of Legends, the word "tragic" probably doesn't come to mind—not unless you're laning against a Teemo. But Arcane, the Netflix animated series based on Riot's uber-popular MOBA can hit unexpectedly hard. Acting as a kind of origin story for some of League's most iconic champions, it's much more down to earth and melancholy than you might expect. And that's what makes its first episode so damn first scene doesn't waste any time setting the tone. On a bridge extending between the scientific utopia of Piltover and Zaun, its wasteland underbelly, two orphans wander through the smokey remains of a battle looking for their parents. Hours earlier, it seems, residents of Zaun tried to storm the gates into Piltover and were met with the unbridled fury of Piltover's storm-trooper-esque Enforcers. Among the carnage, we see a much younger version of League champs Vi and Powder who later becomes Jinx, as Vi leads her sister by the hand while she covers her eyes and sings a lullaby to ward off the horrors that surround them. Through the smog, they see a giant of a man beating the shit out of someone. It's someone they obviously know, given how Vi—with a mere look—seems to ask if he's seen their parents. With a frown, the man turns his head and, following his gaze, the two glimpse the corpses of their mother and father in the a heart-wrenching moment, as Vi falls to her knees crying while Powder cuddles in next to her. The man, taking pity on the two orphans, drops his massive iron knuckles and carries the kids away from the massacre. A vengeful look fills Vi's eyes as she stares at the remaining Enforcers and, beyond them, the gleaming cityscape of Piltover.Image credit Riot GamesWelcome to The Lanes After a stylish title sequence set to Enemy, a song Imagine Dragons wrote specifically for Arcane, we cut forward an indeterminate amount of time. Vi, Powder, and two of their fellow orphans have snuck onto the rooftops of Piltover, and marvel at the massive city and its advanced technology, like floating airships. It's an evocative establishing shot that really showcases Arcane's gorgeous, hand-painted approach to 3D animation. "One day I'm going to fly one of those things," Powder says whimsically. It immediately becomes clear that the four street rats aren't here as tourists, though. And after a dangerous bit of acrobatics to cross from one set of rooftops to another—where Vi reinforces her big sister image by saving Powder from falling at the last second—the crew continues to their mysterious destination. Not everyone is onboard with the plan, though, and Vi's two friends Milo and Claggor worry that someone named Vander will "kill them" for what they're about to do."Only if we screw up," Vi says. "So don't screw up."Dropping onto the balcony, we discover the crew's target a science lab full of strange and expensive equipment. Vi, Powder, Milo, and Claggor waste no time pocketing anything and everything they can find. In a separate room, Powder stumbles upon a mysterious chest containing glowing blue nuggets of crystal, brimming with energy. Before she can investigate further, though, Vi hears the sound of footsteps in the hall. Someone is coming. Milo smartly jams the door with a chair as the crew scrambles to grab what they can, but in her haste to pocket all of the crystals Powder drops one. As they flee onto the balcony to make their escape, the blue crystal rolls across the stone floor—each bounce releasing increasingly violent arcs of magical electricity. Just as Vi grabs her bag to meet everyone outside, the crystal shatters and explodes, obliterating the lab and nearly killing the orphans. Just then, part of the balcony they're on collapses onto the street below, nearly killing a patrol of Enforcers. As Vi stares down at the Enforcers, they lock eyes. "Shit," she says as warning sirens begin to blare.Image credit Riot GamesTheir cover blown, the crew makes a break for it through the streets of Piltover, weaving in and out of rich aristocrats while Enforcers tail them. Vi and everyone runs across the same bridge where, years earlier, her and Powder found their dead parents. On the other side, they dart into a series of alleys and manage to lose their pursuers before riding a slime-filled pipe to safety."What the hell was that," asks Claggor, and it's here we get another glimpse of the dynamic of these four orphans. While Vi is undeniably their leader, Powder is the runt tagalong that Milo and Claggor seem to think is bad luck. She's too young and helpless to roll with through the desiccated streets that separate Piltover and the underground of Zaun, the crew is challenged by another street rat named Deckard who heard about the commotion across the bridge and suspects they've stolen a small fortune. Attempts to diffuse the situation fail, and the kids are drawn into a surprisingly vicious street fight. All except Powder, who watches on the sidelines, clutching a backpack full of stolen goods. One of the attackers notices Powder, and she takes off running with him in pursuit while the rest are too distracted by the scrap. The fight ends with Deckard desperately drawing a knife, to which Vi calls his bluff like a total badass. Drawing in close, so the blade is mere inches from her eye, she stares Deckard down. "Wanna see how that ends?"Meanwhile Powder flees through the streets and is cornered on a riverbank by the one remaining thug. She pulls out a homemade grenade she calls Mouzer and throws it at him, but all it does is fizzle and release harmless pink smoke. Back against the water, Powder throws their backpack of loot into the water and uses the distraction to make her blues Once everyone is reunited just before nightfall, Milo chastises Powder for once again screwing up and ruining all their hard work. Vi steps in to defend her and reassure her that it's all okay. But Milo isn't having it. As the group boards an elevator down into the true undercity of Zaun, Milo pushes the issue "Every time she comes something goes wrong. She jinxes every job."It's here that we get our first look at the city that the four orphans call home A sinister green vertical sprawl of ramshackle buildings jutting out from either side of a narrow canyon. Zaun. It's a grimy, neon drenched metropolis lined with brothels, shady back alleys, and merchants selling illicit goods. And it's here that we find out that Vander is, in fact, the man from the intro who took Vi and Powder home after their parents were killed.Image credit Riot GamesVander isn't just a giant, Australian-accented adoptive father, though. He's the "Hound of the Underground" and owner of the popular watering hole, The Last Drop. You could say he's a bit of a local hero, which is made obvious when Vander intercedes on behalf of a merchant being extorted by two villains. I'm immediately in love with Vander's roguish dad Vi and crew slip into The Last Drop's back room, Vander spots them and knows something is up. Following after them, he immediately sees through their feeble attempt to feign ignorance about the enormous ruckus they caused topside with the explosion. "What the hell were you thinking?" Vander says, and I'm a little surprised Vi doesn't shout back "We learned it from you, dad!" because that's clearly what's happening Vander and Vi argue, it helps establish the dynamics of not only their relationship, but the violence looming over Piltover and Zaun. Vander, keen to help these orphans become self-sufficient, is horrified to see them mimic the very types of crimes that made him a legend in Zaun. More importantly, he's upset that Vi doesn't seem to understand what kind of responsibility she has being the de facto leader of the group. Meanwhile, Vi doesn't see why Piltover should be off limits when everyone there is living a life of luxury while Zaunites are condemned to the gutters. "We make ourselves a problem for Piltover, and they will send the Enforcers," Vander warns. But Vi, being younger and full of spunk, welcomes that threat of issues aside, what matters now is that, thanks to Powder throwing the backpack overboard, nothing can tie the kids to what happened in Piltover. Still, Vander will need to smooth the situation over—starting by having a chat with the informant called "Little Man" who tipped Vi off to the science lab in the first place. He's equally concerned about Deckard, the street rat who seemed to know what Vi and everyone were up to. As Vander heads out into Zaun with Claggor, we see Powder fishing around in some trash looking for metal scraps to make another grenade. She opens her small side bag and reveals she kept one of the magical crystals that caused the explosion above. back inside The Last Drop, Powder overhears Milo and Vi arguing about her. Again. Only this time, the snippet of conversation she catches makes it seem like Vi is agreeing with Milo when she was really standing up for her. Hurt and ashamed, she flees to her meanwhile, makes a visit to a close friend and local merchant named Benzo. The two talk about the kids and Vander's vain desire to protect them from the harsh reality of the world they inhabit. Vander mentions Deckard and how troubling he finds it that he seemingly knew about the heist and hints that there's much worse things in the world than Enforcers. Outside, Claggor questions Little Man—who turns about to be a much younger Echo, another League champion—about how he learned about the science lab. Just as they're talking, two Enforcers show up and Claggor flees.Image credit Riot GamesIt's clear right away that Vander has a special relationship with one of these Enforcers, an older woman with a gravelly voice named Grayson. The two, it seems, have an uneasy alliance to try and keep the peace between Piltover and Zaun. But that peace is now threatened by today's events. Turns out the lab was owned by a powerful Piltover family and Piltover's ruling government, the Council, is demanding someone's head. Unless Vander gives her a name, she can't guarantee it won't lead to Piltover cops shoving their way into Zaun. Vander, being the absolute unit that he is, refuses to snitch, but Grayson leaves him with a communication device he can use to reach her if he changes his mind. Meanwhile, Echo had been eavesdropping on the whole exchange and is obviously troubled to see Vander cavorting with at The Last Drop, Vi finds Powder drawing a cute face on another grenade—a kind of calling card for the hero's makeshift but haphazard weapons in the game. Vi tries to console Powder, who is upset about letting the group down again, but it doesn't work so Vi takes her topside to show her something. Sitting on the roof of a building in one of the districts straddled between Piltover and Zaun, Vi shares old stories about Claggor and Milo. She also shows her a stuffed bunny that Vi used to love, which bullies threw over some electrical wires crossing the street, putting it forever out of reach. Vi explains that she used to come up there and stare at it, hoping one day a gust of wind might knock the bunny loose so she can reclaim it. The two make amends just as Powder reveals that she held onto not one but several of the magical crystals from the lab. "Should we tell Vander?" She asks."No. Let's keep this our little secret," Vi says as the camera pans out to reveal Piltover bathed in the light of the moon. "Milo is wrong, Powder. You're stronger than you think. And one day this city is going to respect us."Just before credits roll, we're taken to what appears to be some kind of underwater lab. Deckard sits in a chair, flanked by massive tattooed gangsters. He's clearly in trouble. In the darkness of the lab, a thin man with facial scars and a single, black eye questions why Deckard disobeyed when his orders were merely to follow Vi—not fight her. Deckard, scrambling to save his hide, reveals that Vi was responsible for the explosion topside and that Enforcers are looking for them. "Vander's in trouble?" the mysterious man says and congratulates Deckard for being useful and sends him and the gangsters away. Now alone, he turns to a gaunt scientist in the corner of the lab handling a glowing pink substance and tells him their timeline has moved forward. It's clear that whatever they're up to, this mysterious liquid is a critical ingredient—and it's not long before we have some idea of what it does. As the scientist places a cat in a cage with a helpless mouse, he goads the rodent into drinking from a tube containing the liquid. Almost instantly, the mouse is transformed offscreen into some kind of abomination that slaughters the cat, spraying its blood across the glass panels of the cage."Do you have a subject in mind?" the scientist as the camera settles on the chair Deckard was just sitting in, the man with the black eye responds, "Someone just volunteered." Cue that's the first episode of Arcane! It's a killer opener—one that does a remarkably good job of introducing you to a world as complex as League of Legends. But what I really love is how much emphasis there is on interpersonal drama between Vi, Vander, and the rest of the orphans. Be sure to check out our recaps of episode two and three, or read our review of all three episodes. With over 7 years of experience with in-depth feature reporting, Steven's mission is to chronicle the fascinating ways that games intersect our lives. Whether it's colossal in-game wars in an MMO, or long-haul truckers who turn to games to protect them from the loneliness of the open road, Steven tries to unearth PC gaming's greatest untold stories. His love of PC gaming started extremely early. Without money to spend, he spent an entire day watching the progress bar on a 25mb download of the Heroes of Might and Magic 2 demo that he then played for at least a hundred hours. It was a good demo. Sweet Tooth Sorry About All The Dead People Season 1 Episode 2 Editor’s Rating 4 stars Sweet Tooth Sorry About All The Dead People Season 1 Episode 2 Editor’s Rating 4 stars Photo KIRSTY GRIFFIN/NETFLIX Like the pilot, “Sorry About All the Dead People” begins with a scene spotlighting a character whose small part in the episode morphs into a big role later in the series. Aimee Dania Ramirez was caged in a mundane life as a couples counselor before the Great Crumble. When the virus struck, she barricaded herself inside her office for weeks, and after a time-lapse sequence depicting the world’s changes during her self-imposed prison sentence, she leaves because she hears an elephant trumpeting somewhere in the distance. Walking into the street with her face covered and brandishing a flame sculpture as a weapon, Aimee discovers that the only signs of life left in the city are the elephants stampeding through the streets. She follows their path and ends up at the Essex County Zoo — a shout-out to the comic book that put Sweet Tooth’s creator, Jeff Lemire, on the map — where she sees a caged bird and sets it free. Between her and Gus, liberation has become the major theme of this series, and through Aimee, we see how the Great Crumble gave her the opportunity to create a better life in a new world. After finding a picture of a woman in Pubba’s lockbox, Gus finally gets an idea of what a human mother looks like, even if he’s never seen one in action. Mothers are a complicated concept for Gus, who, born with deer features and a father stingy with information about his real birth mother, grew up assuming that the doe he encountered in the woods was her — not far of a leap, given the circumstances. When Aimee sees a hybrid baby dropped at the zoo at the end of the episode, we realize she might be something of a mother herself. It will be interesting to see how that baby leads to her and Gus’s inevitable meeting. Gus’s animalistic qualities come into play in different ways this episode. The script gets a lot of laughs out of his glow-in-the-dark eyes “You’re creepy as hell back there,” Big Man says as Gus lurks around the campfire, his eyes shining in the background. And when Gus gets a taste of Big Man’s canned peaches, his deer’s sweet tooth kicks in, leading him to eat all of his food and most of his medicine, thinking it was candy. This puts a lot of stress on his relationship with Big Man, but it makes for some very fun interactions when they go to gather essential supplies at Yellowstone National Park visitors’ center and end up as houseguests. There, they meet a husband and wife, a kindly, curious couple aching for visitors, who welcome Gus and Big Man into their home once they realize the two aren’t a threat. Their first dinner scene serves up pandemic face-mask comedy — unmasked Gus and Big Man devour their meals while the family watches, masks on. The couple’s son Rusty Tom Kerr was one of the last fully human children born, which gives Gus his first friend his age and a real look at the mother-son relationship he desperately wants. The part-friend, part-pet friendship dynamic between Gus and Rusty is especially endearing — Rusty finds out that Gus kicks like a dog when he gets his ear scratched, and the parents love seeing their son interacting with another child, achieving some semblance of normalcy in extraordinary circumstances. There’s a very cute scene of Gus dancing to the Temptations’ “I Can’t Get Next to You” as he hears music for the first time, which taps into the joy of watching the uninhibited play of children. Reaching those happy heights intensifies the rest of the visit’s undercurrent of sadness, because no matter how much fun they’re having, it can’t last. We learn some essential information about Big Man, like his real name Tommy Jepperd. He’s a former NFL player, and while he’s cagey about the details, it’s clear that he got involved with the wrong people after the Great Crumbling. You get the impression that he’s atoning for his past, which means protecting anyone who is kind enough to offer him aid. So when a group of Last Men arrive at the visitors’ center to take Gus, Jepperd dispatches them with a bear trap. In keeping the focus on Gus’s perspective, the fight is all presented from inside the visitors’ center, obscuring the more brutal details of Jepperd unleashing bear-trap hell. It’s clear that he’s an absolute beast in combat, and since the fight takes place in the middle of a storm, Jepperd comes across like a force of nature, which is what Gus is going to need to stay safe. Later in the episode, Gus and Rusty read books in a canoe converted into two beds, and seeing the real version of The Velveteen Rabbit opens Gus’s eyes to the ways Pubba shaped his reality, convincing him that the outside world was on fire when it is actually full of wonder and friends and maybe even a family. It’s an important coming-of-age moment, and now that Gus is exposed to new perspectives and seeing the world outside of his self-contained bubble, he’s going to start questioning everything Pubba taught him. Anna Jullienne gives a beautifully textured performance as Rusty’s mother, fluctuating between fear, awe, pity, and compassion. She’s put in a tough position, and as much as she wants to provide a family for Gus, it puts her own family at too much risk. The subject of last episode’s prologue, Dr. Aditya “Adi” Singh, returns for his own growing subplot. In an unexpected turn, Rani Singh Aliza Vellani is still alive, fending off the virus with medicine that keeps it at bay. But Adi’s running out and has to head to the local diner turned medical center on horseback. The glimpses of the world outside of Yellowstone make Gus and Pubba’s little home look especially idyllic, and as Gus gets farther away, we start to see more of the horrors of the post-Great Crumbling world. Dr. Bell Sarah Peirse, dying of cancer, gives Adi her research in hopes that his dedication to his wife will compel him to continue working on a cure. But there seems to be some sort of awful ethical compromise he’ll have to make, something that goes against everything he and his wife believe in. I have the suspicion that it involves some sort of gruesome experimentation on hybrids, because his wife’s reaction to the research is one of abject disgust. Gus’s point of view is still the central one here, but Adi and Aimee’s opposing paths show two very different human perspectives on the hybrid situation. Sweet Tooth Recap No Visitors Allowed

all of us are dead ep 1 vf