@AuthorXoXiee There is quite a lot of male healers actually, I like Josuke cause giving the MC the healer role and the brute whith a big heart archetype, 2 usually secondary character trait, worked actually really well
Ready for a new adventure? 💛 An original Kingdom Hearts anime series inspired by the beloved video game franchise is coming soon to @DisneyChannel and @DisneyPlus
The complete tonal shift compared to how KH usually is gives me the same vibes KH1 and KH2's secret movies had back in the day.
I'm interested in the Quadratum stuff, don't get me wrong, but this would've gone hard as fuck as like, KH3 's secret movie or something.
And here we are... the Pokémon Odyssey II Demo is finally here!
You can now download the game from Hackdex (links in the comments and in my bio).
Have fun, and enjoy your adventure in Lemuria!
#pokemon#世界樹の迷宮#etrianodyssey#pokemonodyssey
@Nihxlistic@vampirelightifa Lets just say that after everything that happend in both game, some character dies very easily and in a very goofy and anticlamatic way.
Like its on a survive fighting both world war and end up dying from slipping in your bathroom level goofy
This is what bugs me the most about the live action.
Here's a hot take, I don't hate live action adaptions. We've had good live action adaptions, a majority of them just don't have the right people behind them.
But what I hate about this one specifically is the wasted potential.
It's got the budget, its got the backing, I think a lot of the costumes (not all of them, looking at Azula, Ty Lee and Mai's) are actually pretty good. The creature VFX are awesome too and even the element VFX, while poorly executed, aren't that bad either. They also clearly chose a good Aang.
But then you have writing that seemingly goes out of its way to spit all over the original series in so many ways. It changes major plot elements, swaps characters out for irrelevant ones (Roku to Kyoshi), it tries to make references to the original but almost as if to spite the original. I want to think they're not doing it spitefully but that's how it can come across.
I don't hate live action adaptions because I like seeing new ways to enjoy something. What I do hate is when the new way just completely disrespects what came before it—like the live action cowboy bebop. THAT one I'm still pissed at.