@SadKingRoo@eltonpot If you’re a reclusive criminal mastermind with a beautiful daughter who falls in love with the hero… you’re probably based on Prospero.
But Fu Manchu is a good second place, and that’s a pretty common trope.
@Ripley_Plisson@bill_jigoku He’s more of a thriller villain than a horror villain, but they were deeply connected genres back then.
And saying he’s a “Chinese guy” is like saying Moriarty is a “British guy”, it’s a key part of their identity but it’s not all of them.
@OlenaObsession Hololive uses a little supported, third party system for their subtitles. YouTube have confirmed they’re not getting rid of it, but don’t be surprised if it’s occasionally buggy.
@BlondeKbf "A fool of great ambition" reminds me of the military maxim that a diligent hard working idiot is the worst sort of officer and needs to be immediately assigned where he can cause the least damage.
@jaketropolis@_Aymen_212@wawawewaog There were probably cans of fuel in the back along with equipment, and until they inspected it that could look like a bomb.
@father_h0und@ANONYMOUS_NPC_ Eh, you know how rambunctious these girls are. The Shiori thing wasn’t a planned stunt, Gigi just likes to wrestle and Shiori fell badly.
A big part of the safety precautions is getting them to calm down, which is easier said than done.
@MilleyMich39119 She knows no one will stand up to her because she owns pretty much the only business around.
You know she moved out there for that very reason, anywhere else and she’d be a nobody.
@PAWZ212 She doesn’t seem to be excessively more experienced than anyone else looking at her past activities, but when she appeared as a guest in something you always see comments saying the same thing.
Girl just seems to be a natural.
@FlyrockMK18 I believe John knew Peter, held him in high regard, and relied mostly on his testimony because it will not stop roasting the dude in a highly affectionate manner.
@Arch0n42@KrishanBagai@I_love_fullbush@wldarif Fun fact, it caught fire in 1949 and was seriously damaged. Only fifteen percent of the building is original.
And it was built to replace another temple that burned down.
@Naevius5@nateyamasaki You often see good guys do it because they don’t want to hurt their opponents or dent their pride, they are almost always called out for this and told to quit with their pity.
@a_o_lundan@Bolshie_Boy I hear complaints from old Japanese people that young people don't speak properly, but that's universal isn't it?
I hear stuff like suffixes are dying out, you only hear the chans, sans and kuns in rather formal settings now.
@SinWithSloth You’re bringing up freaking Rushia?
That was a billion years ago, freaking Rushia, and even she’s being making fun of how cringe that was recently.
@cconnorae Eh, she’s always going to be laughed at, but apologising, facing forward and carrying on will win her respect. Not that it’s easy, but the Japanese do dig stoic, humble endurance in the face of disaster.