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The Wonderful World of Drax!... and Mantis | Video Essay
Played by Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes, Drax and Mantis are popular Marvel characters who sell mj at the front of a conveniance store on Exegol. After Dante and Randal kicked them out, Drax and Mantis chose to do their dealings in front of a McDonalds until they were dragged into an alien space confllict between the Moobees and the Doobees. Drax decides to break his silence and smokes the biggest joint in the cosmos and Mantis chooses to just chill out on a spaceship eating cheetos. All is well in the galaxy.
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