Dungeons and Dayjobs is the sixteenth episode of the first season of Mighty Magiswords, and the sixteenth episode overall. It aired on November 16, 2016.
Sypnosis[]
A run-in with Phil leaves the Warriors in debt, so they take day jobs at Slugburger and sling Slugburgers for Witchy Simone!
Characters[]
Major characters[]
Minor characters[]
- Phil
- Old Man Oldman
- Neddy the Mallet
- Helmut
- Noville (cameo)
- The Mysterious Hooded Woman (cameo)
- Skullivan (cameo)
- Prug (cameo)
- Lady Hiss
- Kotassian
- Zonq
- Nyando
- Docky Boardman (mentioned)
- Fud (mentioned)
Magiswords used[]
- Pencil Magisword (Vambre; 4)
- Radiator Magisword (mentioned)
- Dolphin Magisword (Prohyas; 20)
- Excaliburger Magisword (Phil)
- Accordion Magisword (Prohyas; 14)
- Dairy Product Magisword (Vambre; 2) (Mr. Spoony)
- Paper Bag Magisword (Prohyas; 1) (Ralphio) (Mr. Spoony)
- Slingshot Magisword (Prohyas; 2)
- Bunch of Little Holes Magisword (Vambre; 3) (Mr. Spoony)
- Flyswatter Magisword (Vambre; 2)
- Cheese Magisword (Prohyas; 5)
- Tomato Magisword (Vambre; 19)
- Chainsaw Magisword (Prohyas; 10) (Mr. Spoony)
- Blow Dryer Magisword (Prohyas; 5)
- Ground Pound Magisword (Vambre; 9)
- Bacon Magisword (Mr Spoony)
- Nail Clipper Magisword (Mr. Spoony)
- Onion Magisword (Mr. Spoony)
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- The title of this episode is actually the original pitch name for Mighty Magiswords when creator Kyle Carrozza pitched it as a mature adult-themed concept for Mondo Media from 2007 through 2008.
- Creator Kyle Carrozza makes an animated cameo as one of the customers eating at Slug Burger.
- Jess Harnell guest voices the Bag Puppets generated by the Paper Bag Magisword.
- The Paper Bag Magisword you get from the MagiMobile App.
- This is the first episode in which Phil suffers defeat, yet does not benefit in some fashion.
Production notes[]
- Webcomic artist Dave Alvarez, author of Yenny , storyboarded this episode. He previously collaborated with creator Kyle A. Carrozza for his Puerto-Rican comic strip, Kee-Kee Koki. The two even tried to pitch it as a concept for a television cartoon twice: one for kids and one for a matured audience.