TheMightyP
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I'm going back in time to make myself the supreme overlord of the universe. Clearly nothing bad has ever came out of that.
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To make it clear, it was indeed sarcastic and I want to know the leak stuff, unfortunately it seems to be taken down so all I know is there's 900 pages of storyboards out there but I know nothing specific despite wanting to know specificsI am not sure if you are being sarcastic on the "Oh no, how horrible" part, but...
Try avoiding Sonic fans and news sites on Twitter and maybe Sonic tubers on Youtube. Definitely avoid CartoonUpdates on Twitter, though. I think that is one of the sources of the leaks.
You in need of a scheming, conniving second in command?I'm going back in time to make myself the supreme overlord of the universe. Clearly nothing bad has ever came out of that.
I cannot argue with thatOk but if they shoot a little girl in the ****ing face and have Live and Learn play at the end it's the best video game movie, end of debate
Just go with the flow, man.I just made an Arena in Ultimate and the first player who joined has the tag "Blairwitch".
...Should I be concerned?
UhhhI just made an Arena in Ultimate and the first player who joined has the tag "Blairwitch".
...Should I be concerned?
Yeah, each overlord has a bumbling idiot comedic relief character. You'd fit the part but they also team up with my adversaries and take me down end so no. Die.You in need of a scheming, conniving second in command?
If you want to watch it, I say watch it.So judging by the responses I got earlier, I'm guessing the consensus of MHA is "Nah don't watch it"?
It's good, just this final arc has been dragging it's feet for a while and it's clear the author just wants to wrap it up despite taking so longSo judging by the responses I got earlier, I'm guessing the consensus of MHA is "Nah don't watch it"?
It's almost over anyway since all the villians are dead except Shigaraki. The gap weeks are killing it tho.It's good, just this final arc has been dragging it's feet for a while and it's clear the author just wants to wrap it up despite taking so long
It's a solid shonen overall. The antagonists are pretty weak, IMO, but the central cast is pretty fun.So judging by the responses I got earlier, I'm guessing the consensus of MHA is "Nah don't watch it"?
I had a better experience reading it tbh. The anime isn't bad by any means ans is a fine way to experience it, but it does cut some things out for reasons unexplainedSo judging by the responses I got earlier, I'm guessing the consensus of MHA is "Nah don't watch it"?
That makes this event hellaIt's almost over anyway since all the villians are dead except Shigaraki. The gap weeks are killing it tho.
Just go with the flow, man.
And if someone knocks on your door and/or window in the middle of the night, definitely open it.
...Those all sound like the opposite of good ideas in this situation. But eh, it's not like a movie monster like the Blair Witch could be real, anyway.Uhhh
Look at the wall or something
Didn't the uhhh, recentish sequel confirm that looking at the wall negate the Witch's effects, or something, lol....Those all sound like the opposite of good ideas in this situation. But eh, it's not like a movie monster like the Blair Witch could be real, anyway.
brb investigating some mysterious rock stacks that suddenly appeared in my yard with an old video camera
I think right now I'm going through some tonal whiplash is all lol.I actually think My Hero Academia is pretty solid overall, I just think you could do much better because to me after the Overhaul arc it just kinda lost me and I've come to realize that some of the characters are fairly undercooked. I really like Deku, Bakugo, and Todoroki's three-way rivalry dynamic but Deku individually is one of the most boring, milquetoast protagonists I've ever encountered.
Which ones?I think right now I'm going through some tonal whiplash is all lol.
This collab event is super light hearted and low stakes, so knowing that two of the characters involved are dead is taking me for a trip.
Twice and Toga.Which ones?
I don't care about spoilers
Idk, I feel Deku's struggles and mannerisms really hit the mark on the struggles neurodivergent and/or disabled kids go through, both for being born without a quirk but for literally getting disabled and needing to change his ways to accomadate for it. As someone who had to teach herself a lot of stuff on her own due to my late mother being too sick to teach me basic **** during my childhood, I also found the realization that Deku quite literally has no idea how to handle One For All because unlike his classmates, he never had the chance to get used to the quirk and takes a good while to struggle with pretty hard hitting. Usually shonen protags are hotheaded, kinda dumb and able to overcome the odds through sheer power. Deku's more timid and nervous, needs to rely on his smarts and quite literally had to use his raw strength as a last resort cause it's devastating to him. A more milquetoast protag to me would be like, Mashle or Yuji. Fun can certainly be had, but they don't stick out as well as Deku doesI actually think My Hero Academia is pretty solid overall, I just think you could do much better because to me after the Overhaul arc it just kinda lost me and I've come to realize that some of the characters are fairly undercooked. I really like Deku, Bakugo, and Todoroki's three-way rivalry dynamic but Deku individually is one of the most boring, milquetoast protagonists I've ever encountered.
I dunno. I feel like I can see you're coming from but at the same time it feels to me like he got less and less interesting as the series went on. That's because the timidness factor that made him a breath of fresh air kind of disappeared with his development, and i don't really see the vision with his character afterwards (I've read up to the My Villain Academia arc)Idk, I feel Deku's struggles and mannerisms really hit the mark on the struggles neurodivergent and/or disabled kids go through, both for being born without a quirk but for literally getting disabled and needing to change his ways to accomadate for it. As someone who had to teach herself a lot of stuff on her own due to my late mother being too sick to teach me basic **** during my childhood, I also found the realization that Deku quite literally has no idea how to handle One For All because unlike his classmates, he never had the chance to get used to the quirk and takes a good while to struggle with pretty hard hitting. Usually shonen protags are hotheaded, kinda dumb and able to overcome the odds through sheer power. Deku's more timid and nervous, needs to rely on his smarts and quite literally had to use his raw strength as a last resort cause it's devastating to him. A more milquetoast protag to me would be like, Mashle or Yuji. Fun can certainly be had, but they don't stick out as well as Deku does
That's fair, I'm not too keen on a major aspect that Deku got from the mid to end point personally either even if it makes more sense to go the way it didI dunno. I feel like I can see you're coming from but at the same time it feels to me like he got less and less interesting as the series went on. That's because the timidness factor that made him a breath of fresh air kind of disappeared with his development, and i don't really see the vision with his character afterwards (I've read up to the My Villain Academia arc)
I haven't really analyzed MHA admittedly and also haven't read it in a while (I'm waiting for the series to end and then I plan on reading the whole thing) so maybe my perspective could change on a re-read. For now I stand by my assertion though
Tbf considering the way he was treating his toys, who knows how long it would’ve taken him to be bored with them and decided to move on to animals or worse. Plus he was destroying his sister’s toys too, not just his own. And handling explosives without adult supervision. And we don’t see his parents punishing him for anything of the sort. The toys had the right call with scaring him out of a potential future of becoming a Saw villain.Watching Toy Story after so long again yesterday.
I'm surprised Sid never winded up in an insane asylum (As we saw in Toy Story 3). And looking at that scene again now, what Woody and the others did was kind of ****** up scarring him for life. Sure in their perspective, Sid's a villain to them for breaking, torturing and blowing them up and had to find a way to finally deal with him so Woody and Buzz could escape, but he's a troubled kid who had no idea the toys were alive.
**** I never thought of that. That's a fair point tbh.decided to move on to animals or worse.
He's at least happy when we see him as a garbage man in TS3. I think he really did take "SO PLAY NICE" to heart.Though I'm still surprised Sid was never committed to a mental hospital.
They really missed the opportunity of Sid seeing Woody and having the traumatic memory suddenly coming back to him. That would've been a treat to see. Lol.He's at least happy when we see him as a garbage man in TS3. I think he really did take "SO PLAY NICE" to heart.
It's already been confirmed that was just the first one, wasn't it?So are there any more new spirit events coming to Smash or are we done?