#spoilahs

SPOILAHS. As much as I am enjoying this arc, I have many a serious and fascinating questions...

Where is Haru?

Does Haru know about the turf-war?

What happened to her promise with Melon? Does Melon still plan on eating her? Is Legoshi going to kill Melon? Is Legoshi going to spare him? Why does Mel want Legoshi to kill him? What is Melon’s motivation? Does he have bigger plans for the Back-Alley Market or the world as a whole?

What is Melon going to do when he finds out about his father?

Is he going to kill him? Is GOSHA going to kill Melon’s dad? What information about Legoshi did Kyuu sell out to Melon? (unless this was already answered but I missed it cuz I’mma stoopid) What part of Melon’s past is true and fabricated?

Did Melon’s mother really sexually-abuse Melon, or was that all in his head?

Are we going to see more flashbacks between Melon’s parents?

Are Louis and Juno going to get more screen-time and relationship development in later chapters? These are all important questions, but the biggest, most serious question of them all is... ... ... ... What the hell is Melon doing with his legs in Chapter 186, Page #10??

Far Cry 4 decided that neither the rebels or government would be the "good guy." The protagonist's involvement does have personal stakes, but internal struggle isn't the real focus.

Far Cry 5.... wow. Spoilers if you care, but man caring was a mistake here. Unlike every other antagonist, Joseph lacks any kind of charm. Every member of the Seed family is some abused "Woe is me, I gotta kill people for God." And the absolute cherry on this bland empty sundae? Joseph is right. The shirtless guy howling about God's plan and the end of the world, who had had followers torture, kidnap and dope innocent people is right. Vindicating Joseph is just... disappointing beyond belief. Some people trying to make sense of it simply fixed this by saying Joseph controlled the first nukes, and set them flying when he had no escape. But make the guy an actual prophet of God, and you're punished for playing the game trying to stop the Seeds.

New Dawn is somehow even more disappointing. Again spoilers if you still care about em'. Set a scant two-ish decades after the nukes, life's looking up for the survivors. Except box art villain girls go all Mad Max despite there being an apparent abundance of clean, safe land with tons of resources. Skip ahead and the game wants you to pity the twins who've tortured and executed people in front of you multiple times. Oh but their dad was a monster and their mom didn't stand up to him. Jump ahead again and the true antagonist is Joseph's son, he's a whiny and entitled white boy who turns into a demon looking sombitch because fruit from God and daddy issues. It's OK to kill him though, and he doesn't even get a shit sympathy flashback unlike the twins. Ater vindicating Joseph as the guy who heard from God himself the writers 180 and tell him, "Nah, you're wrong, ha ha ha, now die because God or something."

arima is dying.

i am dying.

my dead soul is dying.

everyone who’s dead or not dead who reads the tg:re manga is dying.

Peridot. 

FUCKING

DAMMIT

THEY PUT UP

STEVE’S WARTIME POSTER

ON THE WALL OF AVENGERS TOWER

WHAT

THE

I love this so much. What do you think his plans are in relation to TO’s right now?

He wants to be free of his mother's will, by any means necessary.

(spoilers for upcoming episodes behind the cut)