Dropout’s hit D&D precise play anthology collection, Dimension 20, has lined numerous floor over the course of its run. However with the premiere of its twenty fifth season, Titan Takedown, the D20 crew has bought one thing which will shock even long-time followers: A post-credits phase.
So for those who’re trying ahead to the primary episode of Titan Takedown this week, that is your warning: Don’t shut the participant as soon as the credit begin rolling to observe Make Some Noise or Very Necessary Individuals, stick round.
And for those who’ve already been there, finished that, and watched the footage — learn on, as a result of we requested Dimension 20 host Brennan Lee Mulligan the way it all got here collectively.
[Ed. note: This piece contains spoilers for the post-credits scene of Titan Takedown’s first episode.]
When Polygon spoke to Mulligan, he stated that the post-credits phase — during which D20 veterans Brian Murphy and Ify Nwadiwe seem in costume and character as Greek mythology-themed wrestling commentators — was all about giving Dropout’s greatest wrestling buffs an opportunity to hitch in on this collaboration with the world of WWE.
“We had a ton of big wrestling followers which might be amongst the forged and crew,” Mulligan instructed Polygon, “and there have been these methods to generate actually enjoyable extra content material that might get followers excited, and likewise permit a number of fingers to the touch this mission. I wished [spoiler] concerned, I wished [spoiler] concerned, I wished [spoiler] concerned. We’re making a bunch of actually enjoyable extra content material for followers of the present. To have fun the present and likewise ham up the world-building of those unimaginable Historic Greek wrestler heroes, the world-building of the season. It was a joyful mission that additionally bought to broaden the household of individuals engaged on the present.”
Mulligan understandably didn’t need to spoil upcoming extras, so we’ve omitted the specifics of who all is concerned, however suffice to say: It’s not simply Murphy and Nwadiwe who’ve gotten an invitation to the celebration. Followers can count on extra Dropout stars to drop in on Titan Takedown throughout the remainder of its four-episode season.
