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Replying to @Fahad___2007
This is like top 5 maybe even number 1 fight scene in all of transformers prime where it truly feels like you can see and feel every movement every punch, the WEIGHT of these metal giants moving fast and punting dents metal to metal to eachother.
Replying to @JohnWarpower
The writing sucks and there was no build up to justify it
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Replying to @mask_bastard
Yeah it was throws and pushes as per the rules
Imagine having this constraint and still making a banger of a series
THE 6 FORGOTTEN WARRIORS 🔥🔥🔥
Even the Doom story was fire
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I disagree.
No Batman, no Wonder Woman, no Flash is not how you establish a DCU.
You also don't do so by desecrating Kal-El, Kara, and Hal Jordan.
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"A harmless man is not a good man. Goodness requires the capacity for violence, and the discipline to keep it sheathed."
My first full introduction to Street Fighter. A well written live adaptation of that show with Ryu and Ken traveling around the world and encountering various martial arts and opponents would've been great i think.
I feel this is the most iconic scene in the #StreetFighter II V anime and for good reason.
Guile was a beast in this show.
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Black Clover Spirits, Devils, and Familiars
• Leviathan – hosted by Noelle Silva
• Liebe – hosted by Asta
• Nero (Secre) – companion to Asta / The Black Bulls
• Sylph (Bell) – hosted by Yuno Grinberryall
• Undine – hosted by Lolopechka (and later contracted with Noelle Silva)
• Salamander – hosted by Fuegoleon Vermillion
• Cotton Sheep Chef – summoned by Charmy Pappitson
• Shadow Devils (Gimodelo, Slotos, Plumede, Walgner) – hosted by Nacht Faust
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Happy 55th anniversary to John Stewart!!
The DCU made you into a grave robbing genocidal grandma smashing simp who covered up the murder of Hal Jordan.
Happy 55th anniversary to John Stewart, whose resume includes Marine, architect, and Green Lantern. That's already three more qualifications than most of us have, and somehow he still has to deal with the rest of the universe's nonsense. Our John Stewart, Aaron Pierre brought all of that complexity to the screen in LANTERNS. John Stewart first appeared in GREEN LANTERN (Vol. 2) #87, written by Denny O’Neil, with pencils by Neal Adams and inks by Dick Giordano.
Modern west entertainment would've been at a far better state if its black characters were written like this clip showcases.
























