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Idon
So I went ahead and created the peak of Temen-ni-gru... I really wish there was a way to alter the brightness levels and colors of textures for material like marble, cause that would have been super helpful to use, but I had to make due with whatever best fit the lighting and color of the peak >_>;tbf it's bucky cap but shhhhh
Err... well, since Noipoi isn't here, I guess I could do what I used to do when someone joined the boards, and give them a cookie?
Here's her dance in full:
I don’t like Super Heroes who don’t have the no kill code. To me, the two ideas cancel each other out and just make you a bad guy.
Oh you know me so well!
This anime's entire budget must have been spent on this one dance and I ****ing love that, it's so good
tbf no one in the mcu besides like
Yeah, this ain't Superfriends. Especially given that the biggest threat right now is a purple guy that wants the universe half-dead.
We’ve fought about this before and I don’t want to do it again. But that’s one of the things I don’t like about the MCU’s heroes. And I very much disagree with the bolded statement. There’s always another way.
Bespoke: heroes who did kill but the act of killing someone went on to create a bigger threat down the line so they stopped.
This kind of logic is the reason why vilains like The Joker are still killing hundred or thousand of peoples daily without facing any real consequences.
I god damn love that ending, the song, and the character
I’d say the real issue is Arkham’s **** security.
Pretty much this... Killing is (at times) a necessary evil, especially if it ends up being the only course of action available.
It depends a lot on how one would write that(it's either going to be Cycle of Revenge or an unrelated butterfly effect that causes a new threat to be born) and the first can get rather on the face with how often it's done and the other is trying to punish the hero for something outside their control
I know it was airing last season so would you say it's worth watching it?
I dropped it
Haven’t finished it just yet cause my intention was to watch it with my girlfriend but that ended up not happening but what I did see, I thought was hilariously over the top and I’m personally a fan.
Yeah - there's loads of Odyssey costumes they could do for Mario, Peach and Bowser, there's Wario's biker gear and stuff for other characters too
I can’t agree with you. Letting killing slide when it’s “justified” is a slippery slope which leads to horrible atrocities being committed because they’re the “bad guys” and exterminating then was “the only way”. It’s not. There’s always another way.
True. Comic books have to stay perpetually in the same place so that newcomers roughly know what they’re getting into when they pick up a new issue. Because they’re designed to be continuous and never ending. That’s a real problem with the industry and how it’s stories are told.
Oh, well if it is a Switch port, yay.
I’m specifically referencing the Aquaman movie. Do with that what you will.
A whole bunch of bummed out Nintendo fans, that's for sure
I mean... superheroes are justified in beating the **** out of bad guys even though it's not okay for law enforcement IRL, because it can easily end with manslaughter.
sometimes it literally isn't avoidable though
But what about villains who are just too dangerous to keep living? Like someone whose powers are simply too overwhelming to be contained, how do you keep them alive and everyone they're trying to kill at the same time?
Did not watch it so I have no idea what you're talking about. Can you give a more detailed summary?
Look. I really don’t want to fight about this again. Last time we fought about this lead me to am emotional breakdown and I’m not ready for another one of those after yesterday. I can’t be convinced on this, and nothing I can say will convince you of this. So let’s just drop it.
Aquaman let’s Black Manta’s father drown in a sinking submarine because he’s a pirate, and that leads to Black Manta becoming the revenge driven underwater Boba Fett we know today. He later admits that he could have saved the farther if he wanted to, and if he had Black Manta wouldn’t be a thing.
That's cycle of revenge. Personally, I think it can work and that example seems to be good enough but the question is if not killing the catalyst to a later threat would have stopped the current threat.
What do you mean, "nobody"? I love belting out Japanese songs loudly.
