Mythic Quest

This episode tells the story of two friends who create a video game together. It shows how their friendship changes when the game becomes very popular.

Ian Grimm is a creative director who thinks he's a genius. He is very focused on making his games the best, even if he's difficult to work with.

Poppy Li is a brilliant engineer who helps create the Mythic Quest game. She is smart and often has to deal with Ian's big ideas.

Rachel works in marketing for the Mythic Quest game. She tries to make people want to buy the game and deals with the show's main characters.

Poppy Li is the lead engineer and creative director at Mythic Quest. She is in charge of making the game and works closely with Ian.

David Brittlesbee is the head of the Mythic Quest studio. He tries to manage the chaos and keep things running smoothly, but often struggles.

Rachel is a young woman who works in the marketing department at Mythic Quest. She is often caught in the middle of the drama.

Dana is a tester for the Mythic Quest game. She plays the game to find problems and make sure it works well.

The series ends with Ian and Poppy deciding to start a new game company together. They are partners, but it's not clear if they are romantically involved.

Jo is David Brittlesbee's assistant. She is very organized and efficient, and often helps David with his difficult tasks.

Carol works in human resources (HR) at the Mythic Quest studio. She handles employee issues and company policies.

Jo is the executive assistant to David Brittlesbee. She helps him manage his schedule and the studio's operations.

Dana is a video game tester at Mythic Quest. She is good at finding bugs and making sure the game is fun to play.

Carol is the head of HR at Mythic Quest. She deals with workplace issues and makes sure the company follows the rules.

David Brittlesbee is the executive producer and head of the Mythic Quest studio. He is responsible for the business side of the game and the studio.

C.W. Longbottom is the lead writer for the Mythic Quest game. He is older and tells stories from his past, often with a cynical view.

Brad Bakshi is the head of monetization at Mythic Quest. He is focused on making money from the game, sometimes in questionable ways.

C.W. Longbottom is the lead narrative designer and writer for the Mythic Quest game. He creates the game's story and lore.

The show is about the team that makes a popular online video game called 'Mythic Quest'. It follows their funny and sometimes chaotic lives at work.

Brad Bakshi is in charge of finding ways to make money from the game 'Mythic Quest'. He handles in-game purchases and other revenue streams.

The show had two different endings for its first season. One ending focused on the main characters, while the other was a special story about a game called 'Dark Quiet Death'.

This episode is special because it's a standalone story that shows the creation of a different, fictional video game. It explores themes of friendship and the toll of success.

In the end, Ian and Poppy decide to leave their current roles and start a new game studio together, focusing on a new project.

Ian Grimm is the creative director at Mythic Quest. He is responsible for the game's creative vision and often clashes with others over his ideas.

Mythic Quest is a very popular fantasy role-playing video game that many people play online. The show is about the people who make and run this game.

The show is inspired by the real-life world of video game development and the culture surrounding it. It looks at the people who make games and the challenges they face.

The show's creators, Rob McElhenney, Charlie Day, and Megan Ganz, are also known for the TV show 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia'.

The show's writers often draw inspiration from the actors and their personalities. Sometimes, actors might even contribute ideas to the scripts.

GrimPop is a fictional company created by Ian and Poppy in the show. They start it after leaving Mythic Quest to make their own games.

'Side Quest' is a fictional show within the 'Mythic Quest' universe. It is a show about a fictional character from the 'Mythic Quest' game.

Mythic Quest premiered on Apple TV+ on February 7, 2020.

Yes, Ian and Poppy share a kiss in the show.

As of February 2026, there have been four seasons of Mythic Quest.

Mythic Quest is a fantasy role-playing game. It is known for its competitive nature and its vast online world.

The show uses humor to explore relatable issues and character struggles, blending laughs with heartfelt moments.

'GrimPop' was a company founded by Ian and Poppy. It was eventually acquired by a larger company.

Ian and Poppy have a complex relationship that goes beyond friendship, often showing romantic tension and deep care for each other.

The show is known for its behind-the-scenes stories that often involve the humorous and sometimes chaotic life of a video game studio.

The main creative forces behind the show include Rob McElhenney, Charlie Day, and Megan Ganz.

Funny moments often come from the quirky characters, workplace rivalries, and the absurd situations they find themselves in.

While the show is fictional, it draws inspiration from real-life game development and its culture.

Ian and Poppy started 'GrimPop' to have more creative freedom and to build games on their own terms after leaving Mythic Quest.

Ian and Poppy have a complicated relationship filled with creative collaboration, competition, and romantic undertones.

The show captures the spirit and some of the common experiences within the game industry, though it often exaggerates for comedic effect.

Characters evolve as they face new challenges, learn from their mistakes, and develop their relationships with each other over the seasons.

Monetization is often a point of conflict and discussion in the show, reflecting real-world debates about how games make money.

The title 'Mythic Quest' refers to the ambitious and often challenging journey of creating and running a successful video game.

A major conflict often revolves around creative differences, leadership struggles, and the business pressures of running a game studio.

The 'Elysium expansion' is a major in-game content update for the 'Mythic Quest' game that becomes a central plot point.

'Side Quest' is a fictional television show featured within the 'Mythic Quest' universe.

One fan theory suggests that Abed from the show *Community* might be the same character as Brad from *Mythic Quest*. This is based on both characters being half Polish and half Indian, and Abed's stated intention to move to Los Angeles to work as a PA on a show set in a video game studio. Another theory from fans discusses the backstory of CW, a character in *Mythic Quest*, suggesting that his writing was ahead of its time and that he may have been a fraud, or that perhaps a different character, AE, wrote the notes that helped him. There are also discussions about the ending of the show, with fans debating which version of the finale is better.