

I hate that both trademarks exist, but I’d say using a name form a Tolkien work to develop weapons is especially wrong. Like, abject.
I hate that both trademarks exist, but I’d say using a name form a Tolkien work to develop weapons is especially wrong. Like, abject.
Playing on a CRT these days? Must be a competitive melee player.
She probably tried to play the fun way and he’s mad because he only plays no items, 3 allowed characters, final destination.
Oops, my bad, didn’t want to antagonize anyone and possibly trigger a holy war of sort.
Enjoy your preferred form of altered yeast.
Hey, not all of us pal region people are weirdoes. I don’t want anything to do with marmite.
We need other ways to discover shit on the internet.
I don’t know, maybe bring back the fucking webrings or something.
when asked to imagine a circle, I just imagine the concept of a circle. It has no color, no texture, no substance.
I mean, I don’t have aphantasia, and if you ask me to imagine a circle, with no other details, I won’t get most of that either right away. If anything I guess I’d tend to “see” it as a black thin outline, i guess because that’s how it appears commonly in math problem figures. But I certainly wouldn’t make up a texture or material for it if it wasn’t mentioned.
Now if you’re talking about a green and red tartan circle that smells like rotten cheese, yeah sure, I can summon that.
Sure, but usually you don’t casually take your smartphone out next to them to take pics afterwards.
Yeah, that’s one part of edgy for edgy’s sake IMO. The other being absurd dialogues from nowhere, e.g. random anecdotes about goat fuckers.
It has problems, mostly notably trying too hard to be edgy at times, but the character interpretations and the work done to make it all a consistent world are pretty good.
The new Turok game is taking a weird turn.
Those would be the two I’d choose if I had to, probably.
I enjoyed Attack on Titan, but halfway through I realized I could literally not root for any of its characters. And by the end, I hated almost all of them.
It was basically “where the hell are they going with that story” more than anything. But it was worth it.
8? Where did you get that from?
Okay, I’m usually very bothered with female characters looking ultra-young, but Tatsumaki never registered as that young to me. I might have thought late teens at the earliest.
Anything that was on TV in Europe back when the American cartoon market was dominated by Hanna-Barbera and Filmation, and their uninspired crap.
In France at least, they did a lot of shite with anime.
Basically broadcasting rights for anime were sold for dirt cheap in the 80s/90s compared to other productions, so some networks started buying anime for their (very) young kids programs. And they all had that good old mindset, “if it’s animated, it’s obviously for kids”. Or worse, they probably didn’t care and just bought everything.
So yeah, everything got heavily censored, but for some reason they still thought Hokuto no Ken/Fist of the North Star was A-okay to show to 6 year-olds. Because they were “shocked” by what they had to work with, the voice actors working on the dub literally sabotaged the show by making it sound as ridiculous as they could.
Toward the end of the 90s, we got a shitty moral panic on all anime from media watchdogs, and we owe it entirely to a few idiots in French TV networks not caring about target audiences.
Haven’t seen any Ranking of Kings mention, I thought it was cool, in a twisted fairytale with weird bullshit kind of way.
Harsh world, some very tortured characters doing terrible things, and the most harmless kind-hearted protagonist you could imagine just winning over and redeeming everyone.
Don’t watch the spin-off series though, it’s uninspired filler episode shit.
Where’s the horse?
That’s a tornado.
I mean, that sounds obvious to me after that one : https://www.404media.co/mark-zuckerberg-ai-chatbot-friends-interview-podcast/
Nevermind having to talk to human people to buy food, the zuck thinks your friends should be AI too.