"Tamala 2030: A Punk Cat in Dark" will be released simultaneously in Japanese & U.S. theaters on January 22, 2027.
New trailer >> https://t.co/lNwAoSjcC5
"Tamala 2030: A Punk Cat in Dark" movie to premiere at Fantasia Festival.
It's the sequel to "Tamala 2010: A Punk Cat in Space" indie japanese animated film by t.o.L (2002).
https://t.co/OvXD5Joe1N
In August of 2011 I was talking to Derrick J Wyatt on Skype when he brought up the idea for a Transformers Animated spin off show starring Sari as the main character. This thread is everything we came up with before Derrick got distracted with work and abandoned the idea.
@Gure_Shimo@Kartoffel251@Grxit *He refused to engage with enemies in a seemingly-empty space and instead go around them (enemies that waste time even when fighting them), and preferred to explore the following rooms in the exploration game.
Having hints doesn't mean that every hint is perfect.
@miguelnapolijr@Grxit Exactly. As an exploration game, why would I be curious about the seemingly-empty part of the room that only has more annoying enemies in it? Would I not rather be curious about what's in the *next* room?
Would I not prefer to avoid enemies that only serve to slow me down?
@Kartoffel251@Grxit *for not interacting with every single enemy he sees, AND failing to do so in this specific room within the allotted time before the enemies moved away from the breakable blocks.
I know this's xitter but don't be disingenuous for the sake of clout, man.
@B_Mask_ No prob, I also really enjoyed the movie! Honestly it was something I really needed at that time. Its so clearly a labor of love.
Dont blame u for avoiding discourse here, lol. But ya piqued my curiosity on how you saw the character, so I just got enthused to trade thoughts s'all
@B_Mask_ (as silly as they can sometimes be, I love how older comics like og Secret Wars really tried to sell this idea that he's on a higher plane above, making him seem grande in something as simple as standing up lmao)
@B_Mask_ Is what it is, I getcha.
I still love his Galen backstory too! But I feel its not as impactful if, prior, we aren't led to believe he was always godly. He's older than the universe and has overwhelming power, so if he ever had humanity, shouldnt it be impossible to tell at first?
@B_Mask_ Perhaps if it were another character; like a cosmic-powered Doom? But why I dont think it works for me, is I never saw Galactus as someone "posing." He IS a godly force - Celestials are no match. I really want him to be *truly* larger than life, awe-inducing.
@B_Mask_ I also wish Galactus felt more of like a force of nature. He was powerful, and huge, and definitely intimidating. But, I also felt like he was boiled down to just a giant man during the finale, a bit. Maybe some exploration into his background/perspective would've been good too.
@B_Mask_ On the other, I worry if it did enough to endear people new to the F4. I wished there was more character interactions, that we got to KNOW these versions of the F4 better - more biting banter between Johnny and Ben esp. Maybe the Avengers films will have more of that, but I dunno