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ZvZ
Season 3, Episode 10
Air date July 16, 2014
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ZvZ is the tenth episode in the third season of StarCrafts.

Plot[]

The episode begins with a purple Roach tunneling underground until it bumps into a burrowed red Roach. The roaches then surface and comically attack each other with acid saliva. A queen sees an injured Roach and vomits a transfusion on it, causing it to smile humorously. Zerglings from both sides begin battling in the acid puddles. Red Roaches get attacked by Mutalisks and retreat. The Mutalisks continue their attack until they are all immobilized by the Derpfestor's Fungal Growth ability. A red Spore Crawler crawls over and begins to root itself to finish them off. One Mutalisk screams in horror after seeing this but is silenced by the Infestor's neural parasite. The Spore Crawler then kills all of the Mutalisks with one colossal spore and is joined by other Spore Crawlers. Red Swarm Hosts root themselves and prepare to spawn locusts. Purple Zerg counters with their own Swarm Hosts. The remainder of the episode consists of a massive swarm of locusts from both sides engaging in an endless battle, with the Derpfestor applauding.

Characters[]

Trivia[]

  • The Spore Crawler's face when attacking the Mutalisks is a reference to Shoop da Whoop, an internet meme.
  • This is the second longest StarCrafts episode to date, with a runtime of 7:31.
    • However, a large portion of this video is a looping animation of battling locusts.
    • However, this episode originally held the record of the longest episode in StarCrafts until GG No Re beat this record with the episode recorded under 32 minutes and 29 seconds.
  • Some parts in the locust battle show a red overseer being kidnapped by neural parasite, the red overseer coming back, a red and purple overlord taking a selfie, Big Bird on the background walking, Big Bird poking his head up on the locust battle looking around, and a sign with a doge that says, “wow, so much watch, so commitment, swarmhost so excite.”
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