Lead Cinematic Narrative Designer Terran Gregory also shared a few thoughts about working on this episode, as he was working for Blizzard for just a few months at the time of recording. Jarod "NWBZPWNR" Nandin, who tragically passed away in January due to complications from COVID-19, gained fame for his cosplay portrayal of Jenkins, the villain from the episode, at BlizzCon 2013. The name of the episode itself became a WoW achievement: Make Love, Not Warcraft. Shadowlands added a new version of the sword with updated graphics with The Devouring Cold.Salzman, mentioned on the item's flavor text, was a Blizzard accountant in the episode who prophesized that one day those worthy of holding the sword would appear. The Wrath of the Lich King version of Naxxramas brought the model back with Slayer of the Lifeless, the name of the sword itself referencing the meme "How do you kill that which has no life?". The Sword of a Thousand Truths, a very overpowered sword featured in the episode, has the same model as The Hungering Cold from the original Naxxramas raid from Vanilla/Classic WoW."Make Love, Not Warcraft" is iconic not only for the South Park franchise, but for WoW players as well, spawning many memes: "Make Love, Not Warcraft" appeared on the very first bracket, and ended up winning against episodes "Where My Country Gone?", "Fat Butt & Pancake Head", "Christian Rock Hard", the "Imaginationland" trilogy and "Butters' Bottom Bitch", facing the also iconic episode "Scott Tenorman Must die" at the final showdown. After almost 2 months of voting on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Instagram, the WoW-themed episode "Make Love, Not Warcraft" has risen as the winner of the Epic Episodes showdown!
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TV show South Park held a competition on all their social medias from August 22nd, with 64 of South Park's most memorable episodes competing against each other.
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