@DAVID_FIRTH Isn't Animate the shoddy replacement for Flash they shoved out the door when they took Flash out back behind the shed and shot it in the head?
Artist here, nothing is wrong with the pose. The proof is in the fact that you had to ask, which means the pose is reading well and his anatomy is recognizeable. I'll do a magic trick and read your mind. You think Vegeta is holding his arm back, don't you? That's because he is.
As someone who isn't an artist and doesn't know shit about drawing anatomy, can someone please explain what's wrong here like genuinely I would appreciate it
Likewise, the T-800 is set up to play the bad guy again, but perceptive viewers will notice that when he acquires clothing from the biker bar, he doesn't kill anyone there even when attacked. It's a very subtle restraint that hints that this T-800 is different from the 1st 3/3
This sounds like Cameron putting a revisionist spin on his own work. When T2 came out, no one expected Arnold's terminator to be a good guy, the T-1000 isn't even revealed as a shapeshifter initially and just takes out a cop with what is cut to look like a punch. 1/3
James Cameron explained why he made the villain T‑1000 a cop in Terminator 2.
“Cops think of all non-cops as less than they are, stupid, weak and evil. They dehumanize people they are sworn to protect and desensitize themselves in order to do that job”
We don't even see the T-1000 morph the officer uniform because we're supposed to assume this character is a Kyle Reese type and that he took the officer's clothes. It's intentionally mirroring Kyle Reese and his run-ins with law enforcement in the first Terminator film. 2/3
You're telling me Genndy Tartakovsky has a series about a Knight who controls a giant suit of cool looking black armor and Sony won't let him release it
Idk about you guys but this looks awesome I'd watch it
@NFRMlGA@Harperlarp I mean, by the time you were forming memories, Internet was fairly saturated and most of it was no longer dial-up, but yeah, you probably got a taste of 90s boredom if your parents kept you off devices till hs. My point is you never got to see a big selection of people get bored.
@NFRMlGA@Harperlarp It means that even if you personally didn't have a device, lots of people around you did. The people you were capable of observing while you were growing up were not experiencing the same levels of boredom. By the time you were born, I was in hs sneaking my GBA in my pocket.
@NFRMlGA@Harperlarp It absolutely was. It's punched up for comedic effect. Quit pretending you lived through the years before ubiquitous Internet, your mom wasn't even pregnant before 9/11.
@SLOplays I remember the whole Buu arc made most of the ki attacks yellow. It was very distracting and made it feel like everything was being crunched down by Super Saiyan.
@biosh0ckz Stop defending a bullshit system by saying it's ok because I can grind even more in the bullshit system to get a discount. Battlepasses are designed to make you show up consistently to get something you already paid for, in game currency or otherwise. Just stop it.
Do not sit there and defend battlepasses. It's bad enough you have to pay money in a game that already costs $40, but they also want you to spend time on the game to grind out the thing you paid for.
Going solely off what I remember from watching the Justice League animated series, pretty sure Hawk Girl was a bit of a blood knight and the other League members had to occasionally remind her it is not ok to just smash people's faces in with an electrified morningstar.