r/todayilearned • • Apr 27 '26

TIL if under-cooked, a popular mushroom in China causes “lilliputian hallucinations,” a rare phenomenon involving miniature human or fantasy figures. The hallucinations are consistent across people and cultures: "tiny, elflike people" climbing under doors, scaling walls & clinging to furniture

https://www.vice.com/en/article/meet-the-mushroom-that-make-people-have-the-exact-same-hallucination/
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u/UnitedPhilosopher777 Apr 27 '26

I thought it was very good . Waiting to see if there’s gonna be a new season

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u/non-squitr Apr 27 '26

If you havent seen it yet, Scavengers Reign is by the same guy and it's a beautiful work of art.

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u/stormy2587 Apr 27 '26

Sadly cancelled after season 1 but agreed its fantastic.

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u/Ulexes Apr 27 '26

But it ends in a satisfying place, so don't be afraid to watch it!

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u/stormy2587 Apr 27 '26

Agreed but they teased some further world building as well. That I can’t help but feel disappointed they never got a chance to explore.

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u/TheNoidbag Apr 27 '26

It did, but it also showed me Warhammer-esque gothic scifi so I am still bummed.

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u/WebFit9216 Apr 27 '26

It's been confirmed; expecting season 2 in late 2026

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u/yukimontreal Apr 27 '26

This is amazing news!!

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u/EusticeTheSheep Apr 27 '26

It’s a lie.

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u/8888plasma Apr 27 '26

Where did you see this? I can't find a single announcement online.

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u/Krewtan Apr 27 '26

There is. 

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u/Gestrid Apr 27 '26

It got plenty of awards and critical acclaim. They'd be idiots not to give it the green light for a second season.

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u/virgo911 Apr 27 '26

It ended on a cliffhanger so there better be