Jul 24
Hannah Moscovitch will now be the showrunner. We're fucked.
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Hannah Moscovitch will now be the showrunner. We're fucked.
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Thinking about Dick and Roy as kind of parallels to each other.
Both taken in by heroes. Both raised as sidekicks and partners but not quite sons. Both ended up coming of age with distance between them and their mentors.
But then things start to differ as adults.
(Correct me if I'm wrong on anything with Roy, because I only know pieces and I'd love to know more.)
Dick is constantly pulled back into Bruce's orbit by force or by choice. Roy seems to have a more... active role in deciding when to let Oliver back into his life.
Roy raises Lian, getting to have her as a center of his world, and establishes himself as his own hero.
Dick is a bit more stuck in the shadow of Batman. Every marriage attempt gets destroyed. Every new balance found gets toppled by catastrophe.
Roy actually gets a life outside being a hero. Dick's whole world revolves around the superhero community.
It's just very interesting that the things DC seems so eager to erase from Roy's story are the things that let him grow up and become his own person.
Which, now that I'm thinking about it, also maps onto Dick. Every time he gets Free of Gotham’s everything, something pulls him back into it. Like an unwilling or unknowing Peter Pan, he's not allowed to grow up, not really.
And after all the reboots and retcons and resets, their relationship gets lost, too.
Idk, man. I miss when things for "adults" also meant growth and maturity. Not just tits and senseless violence.
There was more emotion in this scene, where Kagome was separated from Inuyasha for like a week...
...than there was in the latest yashahime episode where they saw their daughter for the first time IN FOURTEEN YEARS AFTER BEING FORCED TO GIVE HER AWAY FOR HER OWN SAFETY. Like... What is this bullsh*t??
I get that they're happy she's alive and had a chance to grow up, but not even any real tears? No attempt to catch her? The amount of times that Inuyasha has caught or picked up Kagome to bring her to safety and you're telling me he isn't going to do that for his own daughter? Okay.
Also they didn't even look that surprised. Have they been watching her somehow? Maybe time moves differently there and that's why they haven't aged and don't seem that distraught over not seeing their daughter (or any other loved ones) for over a decade.
Everything about Yashahime RUINED so many characters. All for ~°•*plot*•°~ 🙄 it's like they didn't even pay attention to the original story. Like, OG anime/manga watchers/readers went through so much just for there to be peace at the end, and these reboots destroy that for the sake of making a profit "compelling" story. It's uncool, lazy writing. Fuck off, Sunrise.
Michael is a cuck
Don’t ask me, I’m just here for comedic relief and shitty one-liners.
Federica
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Me sitting in the theatre watching the Rise of Skywalker end credits roll.
Help us, George R. R. Martin. You're our only hope.
GOT Fans: Episode 3 was the worst episode ever.
Episode 5: Hold my wine!