The Last Kids on Earth - Bestiary Master (S2E3)
Feeling useless when it comes to the fine art of fighting monsters, Quint sets out to prove himself to his friends.
| Runtime (min) | 24 |
|---|---|
| Air Date | 2020-04-17 |
| Genres | Animation, Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy |
| TV Rating | TV-Y7-FV |
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Storyline
In this episode of The Last Kids on Earth, titled 'Bestiary Master,' Quint feels inadequate compared to his friends when it comes to battling monsters. He believes he lacks the skills necessary to contribute effectively during their adventures. Determined to prove himself, Quint sets out on a personal quest to master the art of monster fighting.
As he trains and studies various monsters, Quint discovers that understanding their behavior and weaknesses is just as important as physical strength. His journey leads him to confront not only monsters but also his insecurities, ultimately finding a way to contribute to his group in a unique manner.
What Parents Say
This episode touches on themes of self-discovery and personal growth, making it relatable for many children. Quint's struggle with feelings of inadequacy is a common experience, and his determination to improve emphasizes the importance of perseverance. The show presents a positive message about valuing different skills and contributions, even if they don't align with conventional notions of strength.
Additionally, the vibrant animation and humor throughout the episode keep it engaging for kids, while the underlying messages resonate with both children and parents. Viewers are encouraged to embrace their uniqueness and support their friends in discovering their own strengths.
What Children Can Learn
Kids will learn that everyone has their own unique strengths and talents, as demonstrated by Quint's journey in this episode. It highlights the idea that even if someone feels less capable in certain areas, they can still find ways to contribute meaningfully. Quint’s determination and research into monster behaviors showcase the importance of knowledge and strategy over brute force.
Moreover, the episode teaches the importance of teamwork and supporting friends through their challenges. As Quint embraces his role in the group, kids are reminded of the value of collaboration and how diverse skills can complement one another in overcoming obstacles.
Five Most Asked Questions
| Question | Answer |
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| What does Quint learn about himself in this episode? | Quint learns that his value doesn't solely lie in physical fighting skills. Through his exploration and training, he discovers that understanding monsters and their behaviors can be just as important. This realization helps him appreciate his unique contributions to the group, reinforcing the message that everyone has different strengths that can be valuable in teamwork. |
| How does this episode address feelings of inadequacy? | The episode directly addresses feelings of inadequacy through Quint's character arc. He begins to question his worth among his friends, feeling overshadowed by their fighting skills. However, as he embarks on his quest to understand monsters better, he learns that self-worth is not determined by physical prowess alone, but also by knowledge and creativity. |
| Is there a message about teamwork in this episode? | Yes, teamwork is a central theme in 'Bestiary Master.' As Quint navigates his journey, he realizes that collaboration with friends allows them to combine their strengths. The episode emphasizes that each member's unique skills contribute to their success as a team, encouraging kids to appreciate and support one another in their diverse capabilities. |
| What types of monsters are featured in this episode? | This episode features a variety of imaginative monsters that Quint studies, each with distinct characteristics and behaviors. These monsters are designed to be both entertaining and educational, allowing viewers to learn about their traits while also engaging with the adventurous tone of the show. The variety keeps the episode lively and fun. |
| How does humor play a role in this episode? | Humor is woven throughout the episode, balancing the more serious themes of self-discovery and teamwork. Quint's quirky attempts at monster training lead to funny situations, providing comedic relief. This blend of adventure and humor keeps kids entertained while still delivering important messages, making it an enjoyable viewing experience. |
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Writing
Directing
| Season # | Episode # | Episode Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | Living solo in his monster-infested town, 13-year-old Jack will have to think fast, find friends and get creative if he wants to survive. |
| Season # | Episode # | Episode Name |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | 1 | Fed up with his friends' bickering, Jack hopes a quest to the mall will get the buds back on good terms - because this is going this is getting annoying |
| 2 | 2 | Jack’s attempts to impress his monstrous new pals upsets June, Quint and Dirk, who feel like he’s taking all the credit. |
| 2 | 3 | Feeling useless when it comes to the fine art of fighting monsters, Quint sets out to prove himself to his friends. |
| 2 | 4 | While exploring a graveyard, Jack and Quint get emotional — really emotional. Meanwhile, June and Dirk find they have a lot in common. Oh, the horror! |
| 2 | 5 | While Thrull trains Jack to go after monsters and zombies with a new attitude, Quint and Dirk dig through trash — and June follows a hunch. |
| 2 | 6 | Quint, Dirk and June are pumped for their up-all-night zombie stakeout. But Jack's running late ... and he's supposed to bring the snacks. |
| 2 | 7 | When the gang visits June's old house, Jack assumes it'll be a fun walk down memory lane. Never assume, Jack. Never assume. |
| 2 | 8 | After adding another monster to the bestiary, Jack, June, Quint and Dirk learn a troubling truth: Their work is far from over. |
| 2 | 9 | Jack's vow to never trust another monster is put to the test. Quint, Dirk and June look to acquire a little — well, actually a lot — of weed killer. |
| 2 | 10 | Quint's been captured, Rezzoch's on a rampage and Jack's got a wish: to put an end to all of this mayhem, once and for all. |
| Season # | Episode # | Episode Name |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | 1 | Desperate for a reliable energy source, Jack, June, Quint and Dirk head to the planetarium, where a generator awaits — along with something else. |
| 3 | 2 | The gang makes a stunning discovery at a fire station, Jack falls head over heels for a video game, and June has an urge to communicate. |
| 3 | 3 | Feeling June, Quint and Dirk need to stop working so hard, Jack convinces his pals to take part in an over-the-top tournament with the monsters. |
| 3 | 4 | Jack and the gang close in on a much-needed antenna for their radio. Meanwhile, June, Quint and Dirk experience odd visions of a dark future. |
| 3 | 5 | As Jack's anxiety about the future continues to grow, he and June share a moment atop a giant heap of garbage (it's nicer than it sounds). |
| 3 | 6 | Jack sets out to confront the Wretch, June gets on Quint's nerves, and Dirk learns of an unappetizing third test to become an honorary monster. |
| 3 | 7 | Everyone leaps into action when an exhausted Quint discovers that his zom-b-gone torches are offline. Meanwhile, Dirk is forced to team up with Chef. |
| 3 | 8 | Jack convinces June, Quint and Dirk to go to an amusement park, where the friends quickly discover they aren't the only ones there. |
| 3 | 9 | After Rezzoch pulls Jack into an alternate realm, Bardle transports June, Quint and Dirk in hopes they can save him before it's too late. |
| 3 | 10 | Finally free from Jack's head, the weary gang reinhabits their bodies only to learn that — surprise, surprise — the battle is far from over. |
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