KingofPhantoms
The Spook Factor
Hey, looks like the uploader's working again. Now I can show Louie Duck as my avatar like I wanted to earlier.
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speaking of which, that new ducktales was pretty good.Hey, looks like the uploader's working again. Now I can show Louie Duck as my avatar like I wanted to earlier.
I think clowns that are suppose to be scary tend to be funny, while the ones that are suppose to be friendly are usually frightening.Sometimes.
That one is anyway.
It had some great character development for a certain triplet. I didn't expect this, not this early at least. It was really nice, and was an overall great start for the season, too. It's set the bar pretty high, imo.speaking of which, that new ducktales was pretty good.
Well, everyone's scared of something.Are clowns scary?
If you are Kellam, what does it make me when I don't talk about the current topic?You wish. I'm practically Kellam when I don't involve myself in a currant topic.
I definitely agree its a really great start for the season. I also really like this line:It had some great character development for a certain triplet. I didn't expect this, not this early at least. It was really nice, and was an overall great start for the season, too. It's set the bar pretty high, imo.
Admittedly I had more conflicting thoughts on Louie than either of his two brothers, whom I definitely liked. Still liked Louie, just somewhat less than the others, mainly for his usual attitude. The season premiere put yet another side of him that was already hinted at and even sometimes shown in smaller amounts until now. It won me over. I like Louie a lot more now.
What's scarier is that he has the skill and dedication to back it up. Luckily though as long as you don't have power he won't have reason to hunt you down unless you try to charge at him like a dumb dumb.That said Hisoka IS scary, but that has nothing whatsoever to do with him being a clown and everything to do with him being a sadomasochistic pedophilic serial killer. You can make anything horrific with that set of traits.
or as long as you arent Gon and Killua, those poor boysI fear friendly clowns the same way I fear mascot characters and furry costumes.
Luckily though as long as you don't have power he won't have reason to hunt you down unless you try to charge at him like a dumb dumb.
Well Gon and Killua have a crapton of power as well.or as long as you arent Gon and Killua
know what, Yous rightWell Gon and Killua have a crapton of power as well.
In fact, that's the only reason Hisoka even cares about them.
Well, the reason why is more so their potential rather than power. Hence why he doesn't care to challenge them to a series match yet like he does Chrollo.or as long as you arent Gon and Killua, those poor boys
Yeah, even then, mostly just Gon. Due to his massive potential.Well Gon and Killua have a crapton of power as well.
In fact, that's the only reason Hisoka even cares about them.
The manga has resumed from it's long hiatus.Is Hunter x Hunter still in hiatus? It seems like that manga crawls at a snail's pace...
How long will that last? 9 chapters, then Togashi will get distracted again for another 3 years?The manga has resumed from it's long hiatus.
IDK, I don't read much manga in general, I'm just waiting for more of the anime TBH.How long will that last? 9 chapters, then Togashi will get distracted again for another 3 years?
See that's the thing, you're all waiting for the anime to resume but there's not enough manga material left to adapt because it keeps going on hiatuses. It's been like that for 4 years...IDK, I don't read much manga in general, I'm just waiting for more of the anime TBH.
I figured. I mean, it isn't like I don't want more from the manga, obviously I do since that's more source material and such. More so what I mean is that I'm just bad at keeping track on how long manga is generally. LMAOSee that's the thing, you're all waiting for the anime to resume but there's not enough manga material left to adapt because it keeps going on hiatuses. It's been like that for 4 years...
Put it this way: Naruto was in serialization for 15 years and ended up with 72 volumes. Hunter x Hunter actually predates Naruto by a year and it's only around 36 or so. If it was any other series it would've been cancelled but since it's Yoshihiro Togashi (who had previous success with Yu Yu Hakusho), they let it slide...I figured. I mean, it isn't like I don't want more from the manga, obviously I do since that's more source material and such. More so what I mean is that I'm just bad at keeping track on how long manga is generally. LMAO
I guess stuff like that never really bothers me considering that more of my life has been following the movie industry which can be far more chaotic in terms of this kinds of stuff.Put it this way: Naruto was in serialization for 15 years and ended up with 72 volumes. Hunter x Hunter actually predates Naruto by a year and it's only around 36 or so. If it was any other series it would've been cancelled but since it's Yoshihiro Togashi (who had previous success with Yu Yu Hakusho), they let it slide...
I only found clowns disturbing when they were meant to be disturbing. Like Pennywise or other horror clowns. For the ones that aren't meant to be, I never found them scary, disturbing or otherwise. Like, everybody makes a big deal about Ronald McDonald, but I never found him scary. When artwork or other products make him look disturbing, he does look disturbing and that's because the artwork and products intended to. But in the actual commercials with him, I never found him scary or disturbing. Not even in the Japanese commercials.Are clowns scary?
At least in Tim Curry's case it was intentional...Pennywise is the funniest clown, and yes, both live action adaptations. LMAO
It's not exactly as black and white as that.Put it this way: Naruto was in serialization for 15 years and ended up with 72 volumes. Hunter x Hunter actually predates Naruto by a year and it's only around 36 or so. If it was any other series it would've been cancelled but since it's Yoshihiro Togashi (who had previous success with Yu Yu Hakusho), they let it slide...
I haven't seen the new IT yet, so I haven't seen that Pennywise's performance yet. But I do know of Tim Curry's Pennywise and he was great. But what did you expect? It's Tim Curry. The only man who can out-Muppet the Muppets.Pennywise is the funniest clown, and yes, both live action adaptations. LMAO
There is one legendary scene from the new one that had me belly laugh so hard the first time I saw it in the theater.I haven't seen the new IT yet, so I haven't seen that Pennywise's performance yet. But I do know of Tim Curry's Pennywise and he was great. But what did you expect? It's Tim Curry. The only man who can out-Muppet the Muppets.
Have you been posting in Splatoon 2 a lot or is that just a common sentiment LOLI fear friendly clowns the same way I fear mascot characters and furry costumes.
What's scarier is that he has the skill and dedication to back it up. Luckily though as long as you don't have power he won't have reason to hunt you down unless you try to charge at him like a dumb dumb.
I definitely agree its a really great start for the season. I also really like this line:
Scrouge: Your not best friends' your family!"
Which was a really nice call back to the second to last episode of season 1 where he said webby wasn't family. They made amends in the finale, but this was good to have true acknowledgement of that.
The new joke is that it went from Hiatus X Hiatus to Half Year X Half Year. They've been making enough chapters for a volume, then go on break for 6 months or so before the next batch of chapters to make a volume.Is Hunter x Hunter still in hiatus? It seems like that manga crawls at a snail's pace...
The Walking Dead has been really improving so far this season.
Which makes it a shame that they ruined it further by not only continuing the constant reminders that Rick is gonna leave this season, but by revealing in the previews tonight that he only has two episodes left. So he's not even gonna be in the mid-season finale from the sounds of it.
I think the decisions to confirm the rumors of Andrew Lincoln's departure then constantly hammer in the fact to the show's audience were terrible. This only makes the show worse off. I read an article on Forbes suggesting that they should've denied the rumors or simply refuse to comment on them, and while I don't always agree with their reviews of the show's episodes, I very much agreed with the writer of that article and the points they made. Keep the audience out of the loop on something that's this big of a deal. The storytelling of Rick's now inevitable death (or....disappearance. Maybe he decides to just leave and be on his own for some reason? Maybe that'll happen for Maggie, but with Rick, I seriously doubt it) could come off better and actually be surprising to the audience that way, and it also would've saved the show a lot of damage to it's current ratings and viewership. I'm sure Season 8's zig-zagged writing quality (including Carl's untimely death) affected this season's ratings, but I think the biggest factor in it's decrease is the fact that the audience knows damn well that the main character that they know and love will die no matter what by this season, and AMC won't let them hear the end of it. A lot of people (myself included) are doubting that this show will have a future without Rick Grimes or Andrew Lincoln to portray him, so surely the widespread knowledge of the departure has killed a lot of people's interests in following the show at this point. Many of them probably won't even realize the writing quality has improved considerably any time soon, either, because of that, which is only gonna make it even more difficult for the show to actually regain stronger ratings.
All in all, I'm just upset that Rick is going to go and that Andrew's leaving. What really makes this suck so much is that the show truly has gotten back on track this season so far, especially compared to the last season and much of season 7. Just about everything to do with the show's writing has been so much better than it was previously for quite a while. Despite all it's improvements on that front, which I still expect to see more of as the season goes on, the show is regardless going to have a very hard time surviving without Andrew Lincoln's Rick.