Yknow i remember an experience i had a while back, my dad and I were talking about movies, and i started talking about “allegorical characters” but he didn’t know what that meant
To explain I brought up Godzilla, the whole being created by an atomic bomb and destroying Japanese cities in 1954, and asked him if he could figure out what they were trying to represent
He got the picture after that
Bloomberg: Sony sees anime as integral to future growth as it takes steps towards becoming IP powerhouse:
▪️Interested in investing in Shueisha (Dragon Ball, Naruto, One Piece)
▪️Largest shareholder in Kadokawa
▪️More acquisitions if it's the right opportunity
▪️Hayate: New Aniplex/Crunchyroll studio to make original anime
▪️Explore more for children like Bluey and Japan's Chiikawa
▪️Theme park ambitions if enough demand and they control enough IP, "then we can look into something that big"
"With Demon Slayer, it is our intent to make this last 10 or 20, if not 50 to 100 years", says Aniplex chairman Atsuhiro Iwakami. "We want to make sure we're part of creating the type of franchise that can withstand decades"
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Had to reupload that Anakin video I made cause of some audio issues
If yall wanna do me a favor and give it a watch I’d appreciate it
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It’s funny people keep trying to say Iron Man was nothing before the MCU
Meanwhile he remained in consistent publication for nearly 50 years before the first movie and had over 400 comics dedicated to him
Sure not A-list
But he was easily one of the more known B-list characters
Iron man was listed as one of marvels most high priority characters before the mcu by marvel themselves.
HAD HIS OWN 90S SHOW. Only the f4 hulk spidey avengers him and xmen did.
Had 2 GAMES. And appeared 7+ GAMES. Including marvel vs capcom. Ultimate alliance. All before the mcu
Honestly in the entire post-Endgame comic media landscape,
I think The Boys is probably the most impactful property if for nothing else other than Homelander
Not only will this will be forgotten in 10 years but cultural impact doesn’t really mean anything considering the most impact dc movie post TDK is fucking Ayer suicide squad
Yknow I keep seeing posts saying “not every cinematic has to follow Marvel’s route”
And to that I say, sure
But like, at the same time, you can count the amount of cinematic universes that are NOT marvel that actually succeeded on one hand
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thank you guys for 4K!! SOULBound, my #DEATHBATTLE fantrack for Frisk vs Ness, is finally out!
lmk what you guys think in the comments! let's try and gas this up as much as possible lmao
meanwhile, here's a quick teaser that i posted as a short!
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@CopperKnight8 People talk about major impact and I’m just like, that movie did nothing that hasn’t been done before
You can’t cause major impact if all your doing is the same shit but with a different look
@Michaeljplatim “Specific provocation” in that there was no one specific deadline he had for it, he wasn’t anticipating one fight where he’d have to use it, he was being proactive
Thinking about why he never does this again
There’s few instances following this that he would actually need to use it on his friends, cause he’s already up to date most of the time
against enemies, assuming like most things it take a degree of concentration and focus to do, most enemies aren’t gonna just sit there and let him do
And even if he’s able to do that, it’s not like he actually would need to at that point, since if he’s doing that, he’s likely already or will defeat them