Aspiring comic author guy who has some things to say.
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So…she just never tried…
If at 10% Carol is still VERY POWERFUL, you can see how much she’s been holding back her entire life!!!! She’s still got all her powers but the flight. That’s definitely her passion and that will be her huge struggle. Having to find and fight her way back up will be VERY inspiring.
I still believe that we’re in for a beautiful story arc and we KNOW that once her system heals, she’ll be back in full force.
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People underestimate the fally of trying to fight an adult cartoon character; they’re use to this kind of pain and suffering.
You can beat them into a bloody paste and they’ll be okay the next scenes. Yujiro would genuinely be creeped out like Doppo’s eyes.
Personally...I like the UDK Barghest better: she has a big...gun.
And a MASSIVE...5-wheeler truck
Oh, and humongous rack as well.
People underestimate the fally of trying to fight an adult cartoon character; they’re use to this kind of pain and suffering.
You can beat them into a bloody paste and they’ll be okay the next scenes. Yujiro would genuinely be creeped out like Doppo’s eyes.
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I remember watching a short video that that goes over the biggest reason Tai Lung lost to Po: his FAT legitimately repels every potent attack Tai Lung landed, basically using Tai Lung’s own force going against him.
It was foreshadowed from beginning.
Feminists will complain about this, but it's just a case of them having shitty media literacy.
The whole point of the plot, great example being Kung Fu Panda, is showcasing that the random guy DOES suck compared to the woman, she's much better than him for nearly the entire time. However, it's only with the crystalization of his arc and his development of character that allows him to overcome the obstacle that defeated the woman.
Po is a worse warrior than Tigress, they mention that she kicks his ass in every single sparring match they have, but Po defeats Tai Lung because of his mindset towards kung fu. "There is no special ingredient", and he triumphs by utilizing his own special attributes against Tai Lung, his panda traits are turned into weapons instead of things holding him back like they were for the entire movie.
These movies are saying something about competence, that hard work will make you powerful, but you often cannot succeed in the end if you don't have the right mindset and character.
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Morbid thought: if you want make this scene funny, have that furry thing’s wrist is snap like Motobe with swinging that heavy sword, realizing that’s demon thing has durability stats.
Estrogen really do ain’t gonna to favors taking hits.
Morbid thought: if you want make this scene funny, have that furry thing’s wrist is snap like Motobe with swinging that heavy sword, realizing that’s demon thing has durability stats.
Estrogen really do ain’t gonna to favors taking hits.
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Writing idea: a character who becomes a villain because he just couldn’t stand the “hero” getting mixed up in either progressive policies, weak-minded therapy speak or simply talking nonsense like a fan girl like Kamala Khan instead of craving their own path and a spine.
I remember watching a short video that that goes over the biggest reason Tai Lung lost to Po: his FAT legitimately repels every potent attack Tai Lung landed, basically using Tai Lung’s own force going against him.
It was foreshadowed from beginning.
Feminists will complain about this, but it's just a case of them having shitty media literacy.
The whole point of the plot, great example being Kung Fu Panda, is showcasing that the random guy DOES suck compared to the woman, she's much better than him for nearly the entire time. However, it's only with the crystalization of his arc and his development of character that allows him to overcome the obstacle that defeated the woman.
Po is a worse warrior than Tigress, they mention that she kicks his ass in every single sparring match they have, but Po defeats Tai Lung because of his mindset towards kung fu. "There is no special ingredient", and he triumphs by utilizing his own special attributes against Tai Lung, his panda traits are turned into weapons instead of things holding him back like they were for the entire movie.
These movies are saying something about competence, that hard work will make you powerful, but you often cannot succeed in the end if you don't have the right mindset and character.
This is gonna lead into some stupid conversation on how “the chosen ones” are actually Mary sues just to prop up the women when I’m pretty sure theirs guys that have been more vocal of not being chosen.
Newsflash: you don’t watch or read anything and it shows.
