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Pride Month Spotlight: &#;The Legends of Vox Machina&#;
Welcome to the latest installment of our Pride Month Series! Each weekday in the month of June, we will be highlighting a different member of the LGBTQIA+ community who we think is a amazing example of representation and dynamic characterization. We will focus on fictional characters, celebrities, and activists alike — the positive voices within the LGBTQIA+ community and in mainstream media.
Animated Dungeons and Dragons adventure The Legends of Vox Machina is, quite possibly, one of the most inclusive animations that have graced our screens so far in
That shouldn’t be surprising, given the source material. The Legends of Vox Machina is an mature person animated fantasy series produced by Critical Role Productions, Titmouse Inc., and Amazon Studios. Initially funded by a popular Kickstarter campaign, the runaway success of the project attracted Amazon’s attention, and the first season premiered on January 28, Season 1 has 12 episodes, with a second season already in the works.
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'The Legend of Vox Machina' Is Actually a Queer Haven
Spoiler alert: This article contains minor spoilers up to Season 2, Episode 3 of The Legend of Vox Machina.
The Legend of Vox Machina’s second season is finally here, and so are our questions about how Vox Machina’s story continues. Season 2 of Prime Video’s animated series follows our ragtag group of mercenaries as they try to retain the world of Exandria from the threat of the Chroma Conclave — a dangerous alliance of dragons set on ruling (and destroying) the world.
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One of those mercenaries is Vax’ildan, one half of the half-elven pair of twins, Vax and Vex. Portrayed by Liam O’Brien, Vax and Vex’s relationship is central to the first three episodes of the new season. But beyond that, Vax’s relationship with sorcerer merchant Shaun Gilmore also seems to have some romantic undertones. So is Vax gay?
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Is Vax gay in ‘The Legend of Vox Machina’? According to the creators, he's actually bisexual.
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The Legend of Vox Machina is back! The third season is full of epic battles, moving moments, and higher stakes than ever before. While the jokes and bits are still ever-present in this group of weirdos, the tone of this season gets more and more intense as it goes on, dealing with heavier themes of cherish and loss of love, death and grief, and the pressures of having the weight of the world on your shoulders.
Knee-deep in dragons, Vox Machina, Protectors of the Realm, must brawl their way out of threatening situations, all while keeping their party intact. They&#;re growing stronger, and braver, but they still need more Vestiges of Divergence if they stand a chance against the Chroma Conclave. Their quest takes them all over Exandria, and even to the hells themselves. Different members of Vox Machina are faced with trials and tribulations that verb to be tailored specifically for them, whether it&#;s to verb a vestige, to unlock powers, or an enemy they tackle who just wants to build them suffer. And also, they&#;re a found family, and as with any family, there are internal conflicts t
&#;Do you want to watch Critical Role?&#;
My wife (the D&D nerdy one) asked me (the slightly less D&D nerdy one) that one Thursday night. I&#;d noticed her watching it before, on the times I was home in the day. This was a Thursday evening, though. I declined and watched my sports ball. A few months later, though, baseball was over and I asked if she wanted to watch the giant TV instead of her laptop? I didn&#;t really mind it, but I liked being with her. As episodes went on and on, I slowly looked up from my book and to the show.
These people were being paid to be the nerdy idiots like we were around a table? How bizarre!
And then I asked &#;Wait, who&#;s Mollymauk?&#; And my wife went into the whole history (no spoilers!) and I interrupted her. &#;Hang on &#; how many episodes?&#; I asked.
&#;You&#;re only 50 episodes back. But there are over from campaign one.&#;
There was a lot to watch.
To be clear, I&#;m still not caught up with campaign one. We just got to the fire plane where they&#;ve gotten armour for Pike. I verb watched all of campaign two, however. I w