Eric The Red

(un)fortunately it's once again Obsessed With Them hours

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7Wp3p3did4

Who is this guy?

Top 10 crashouts of all time right here

Himiko Yumeno - Harmonious Heart

Deny: "teasing me" (Worst Option)

(Makoto wonders this about Hina, Hiro, Sayaka, Mukuro, Leon, & Hifumi)

(Makoto wonders this about Byakuya, Mondo, Taka, & Sakura)

(Makoto wonders this about Celeste, Chihiro, Kyoko, & Toko)

To me, My Adventures With Superman and Batman: Caped Crusader make for a very interesting contrast in terms of how their titular heroes are handled, and it's not a knock against either of the shows since I think they're both really good. I really like this Superman and this Batman - they're great renditions for modern audiences.

The key difference is this: in My Adventures With Superman, I love Clark Kent. In Batman: Caped Crusader, I don't give a shit about Bruce Wayne. And it really speaks to how important it is to not only put your own stamp on adapting and reinterpreting ages old, well known and loved characters, but to humanize them beyond their most basic, superficial traits. Clark has a fleshed out personality, developed relationships with other characters, a strong origin and an equally strong present day narrative, truly feels like an active agent and focal point in a plot that's not always centered around him but is ultimately all about him, and Jack Quaid is fantastic as his voice. Contrast this with Bruce, who thus far has showcased a very flat personality, has only seen any development in his relationship with Alfred, has a weakly executed origin story and no real storyline of his own in the present day, often feels like an afterthought or even a living Deus Ex Machina to resolve sotires that center around other characters whose actions are actually driving it, and I'm sorry, while Hamish Linklater doesn't do a bad job, he's putting on this very stiff sounding Kevin Conroy impersonation that does nothing to get me actually engaged with much of what he has to say in that voice.

the issue with superman is he's basically a god, powers-wise , so writers need to find ways to humanize him. focusing more on the clark kent of it all is a great way to do this. the dynamic they've set up b/w him, lois, and jimmy also makes this divide bw clark and superman feel smoother.

I never watched Mewtwo Returns as a kid, but I knew it existed because I read about it in a Pokemon book my family had. I remember reading about the part where Mewtwo saves the bus, and something about Giovanni.

I only just new watched it as an adult, and I was blown away by how good it was. It genuinely enjoyed it, and this is as an adult. As a child, I probably would have loved it even more.

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