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THE AMAZING WORLD OF GUMBALL 5X5-6 "The Vision/The Choices" Full Length Reaction (Patreon)

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2025-06-15 20:23:11
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Here is my full length unedited reaction to The Amazing World of Gumball 5X5-6!Streamer: Hulu

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Blox

Love The Choices so much. The ending montage is beautiful and a real tearjerker. and it really goes to show just how important Richard was to Nicole's childhood and life overall. Also the new intro has the same theme apparently. Or at most an update/remix of the original. Only the visuals are significantly different.

KaosKurve

THIS EPISODE! THIS EPISODE RIGHT HERE. This is my favorite gumball episode... IN THE ENTIRE SHOW! This episode just really tugs at the heartstrings while also being able to maintain Gumball's usual sense of humor all the way through. Not only that, but the music, the animation, the composition, it all just culminates to make such a perfect episode. We learn so much about Nicole, it's fascinating to see her origins. We see that as a kid she was always under pressure, her parents looked very strict, one being almost a perfectionist, while another being very quick-tempered, very fitting that she would inherit both of their personalities in a way. Also, the way we see her trying to get to the tournament is a nice callback to 'The Fury', now that we know Nicole was a master martial artist at such a young age. Maybe this was the point where she had already met Yuki? The structure of this episode is so smart, there are always times in our lives where we'd doubt and question what would've happened if this or that happened? And I love that we get to see that thought process through nicole's perspective. The first outcome was very quick which I think is effective at trying to see how much she gained in that path from her young-age to adulthood. i've seen some people argue that Nicole should've just gone for this path. Not only did she succeed, but she also became a millionaire and even a ruler. At the same time, she would forever live down in history being hated not only by seeing her statue being destroyed but also by how desolate Elmore looked. It's honestly just a bad ending for everyone from the looks of it. The second path with banana joe seems nice at first but it would def drive her crazy. The thing about banana bob is that he's simple, honestly not a bad life to have and I could def see why Nicole would consider marrying him to escape the pressures she goes through. But the fact that Nicole couldn't handle having to be around him only ended up making her go insane. She's happy but at a cost. The third path probably has to be the worst, knowing Tobias' family and what we've seen of Tobias's dad, Harold, he does seem like the type of person to be overtly controlling. While Nicole does get to live up in a rich mansion, it would be the cost of her integrity basically becoming a trophy wife with plastic surgery, fancy clothes, and cooking food for her husband. It almost seems like too much pressure, and because of it, she would crack and get herself arrested for arson. The fourth and fifth (sixth?) paths are pretty funny set-up wise, with all roads leading to death at an early age. Although I am pretty curious what her life would've been if she became a hippie after being inspired by mr. small, or if Nicole became a criminal after following the fingerprint guy, but those are just some neat what-ifs. And finally, the determined path. In the end, she'd be with Richard, and this episode cements how great their relationship is. Nicole was raised under strict rules and tons of pressure from her parents to the point she left home, while Richard was raised by his single mom, basically nurturing and babying him all the way until she kicked him out (we know this because of previous Granny Jojo episodes). They were most likely teens/young adults when they left home out in the world by themselves, but at least they had each other. I feel like they're relationship is great because Nicole needed someone to support her, and Richard serves as that supportive figure for her, to help calm her down, to feel grounded, and to feel happy. Richard needed someone to take care of him, because throughout his life he didn't really know how to be an adult, but that's why nicole serves as someone to be supportive to him, she helped mold him to become a good father to his children, and she gives him the encouragement he needs to make his family happy. They may be two complete opposites, but they really are attracted to each other. The montage, seeing them grow up, is really touching, and has some very interesting details we didn't know about. Like how Richard and Nicole would hide their relationship from her nicole's parents as they didn't approve of him, how they lived in a shabby apartment for a couple years, and they even had Gumball before they were married. Little moments like these really felt realistic, I feel like we don't see marriages like this that much in cartoons, especially as deep as the episode portrayed. At the end of the episode, Nicole could've kept on doubting whether this life was perfect for her, she could've wondered up other potential paths that would've led her to better lives. But instead see's all the good she has in this life, how much happier she is here. While it may not be a 'perfect' life, she really wouldn't have it any other way. A lot of people consider this to be one of the best gumball episodes, and im in that boat too. There's just a lot to say and interpret from this episode. No wonder this episode, to this day, is the highest rated gumball episode on IMDB.

Ashley Haas

I think why I love the episode is how even though a little goofy how realistic their relationship was. I also love that Richard’s first action as soon as Gumball was born was to be the one to feed him and let his wife rest. Super goofy and not at all could happen, but love the man for doing it

Daphne O'Reilly

Do you remember the episode with the dreams? And they show Allen's dream briefly, in his dream is destruction and madness. He definitely did write that manifesto he's nothing but evil.

Daphne O'Reilly

Never mind you said you saw his dreams lmao I redact my comment

Ok

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Bonebag

I'm not a Mr Small defender per se, more like...a Mr Small enjoyer. He's an idiot who states his beliefs way too much while also not following any of them most of the time. He's a dick, but he's funny!

mikeyventure

Oh don’t get me wrong I do find many things involving him very funny. He’s a fun character to rip into